... army in the Soofd Ko 0a hinset ?? M Mundoor Khan, AbdolYhuzdurKa, n nther (1) Ith August. (t,2) Mahomnined Shaht, King of Persia, head of the Kajar ta-lbe, isthe son of Abbas Meerz-ah, the eider son of the late king. (3) Coos-about two miles, though it ...

... a t lo1iimalaa, were covered with visionary fleretss aidee anIibs, advyaiing. woith the aid of the Sulta, thei Shiah of,. Persia, Dost Mahomed, Commissioner Lin,~ aendo the celestiialwarriors of the sun and moon, to amii- ralince ot; Ind inempire. T'lien ...

... corditlity and unison thait it thu court of Teheran [hear, bhar]. Not only had thbe rcnutnptiot of our amicablc relations with Persia been unaily istitei by the ittervention of the ltussiatU govern- tietit, but, front tite comtenement of otr commtunicatioans ...

... mediation, I have been enabled to adjust the differences which had long9 prevailed ord between, the ottoman Forte and the King of Persia, and had thle seriously endangered. the tranquillity of the East. oft Fer several years a desolating, and sanguinary warfar~e ...

... Asia to Bokhara, and there meet the English goods which come there by Trebizond to Teheran, and thence find their wav through Persia to Central Asia. The Singapore Free Press states a fact which is of some importance for the development of East Indian eommcrcc:— ...

... the port of saccess we shall, no doubt, be hailed by those sraxsgglers tH and] pirates by which the political ocean is alwvay-babs-se. For these we hauve one repty-btehold tlte bltrrser of tlie Pt People's Cherter, proudly floating ateumastbtead; it is Ui ...

... relations between Great Britain and Persia, with a slight sketch of its present and prospec- tive advantages. In the year 1661, it was thought so desirable to establish immediate cominercia] relations with Persia, that Queen Elizabeth sent out her ambassador ...

... eentral, and lowerprflvirnees of that in a mt nse countr, prrllishinz his ineiicatnents in the ..inloo T rorilno. ( toozrate, persia;.land othernative languageso 6 that the Indian ?? can ?? tire Pilis and use his twot- ti ruertitaceo ...

... of Austria (in accordance with th,7e sentimental princi- mul pie) to giveup hisgraspof Lornbardy,bich ebebhad held solong, bab and which, perhaps, be never held more firmly'ihan now? But Thi if this modest request were to be made, what, he -repeated, ...

... thy which already exists between the governors and the go veined. PERSIA. The following news from Persia appears in the Journzal de lConsfantiniople: To the detaile relating to Persia, which we published in our lest number, we have to add the folhlowing ...

... frigate had been ordered to co-operate on the coast. M. de Saetiges, the French Envoy at Teheran, who had been obliged to leave Persia in consequence of some differences with the government, was still at Constantinople, but was about to atart for France. The ...

... Society of Friends on the ?? Waterford city grand jury. of A new religious sect has arisen in Persia in consequence of t the preaciringe Qf a coan named Bab, who hate written a new t .e hook to take tire place of the Koran. Hle is said to have I is already ...