... CALCUTTA. Jutes 17, Our private from Persia to the list of April, mantioo the arrival of a Russian Charge d' at Tehran. His name is General Metaurpitch. He is . scaompanied by four Secrotaries,end an Interpreter, with thirty Cossacks, and two of his ...

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... A N Old Naval Officer, who has been twenty-seven Eu- ith A years in elte service of his Majesty, during whicl- petiod 0( h babs been wounded five times, finds hiosseif in the calamitous All ad situation of being ubliged to solicit the kind interference ...

... -their members behind as a permanent resident.. Their treatment, though subjected to 'the fluctuating pAfrie^ l;be ua omts of Bab ra se w as,' repon ith ha le o t bad, and a fonudation'4ppears'to have been laid of fu- tu're .intermbUrse with tile 'Aliihutees ...

... where Asia Minor, Greece, and the Archipelego ; as. Acco rane, the remarkable Monuments of Aatiquity discovered a t the in Persia; with Remarks on the Anuquities, ifths tory, Manners, &c. Natural n the 2. The of WESLEY. and the | stake, GRESS cf METHODISM ...

... Mr. Morier's New Travels in Persia. — This day is published, in royal 4io. with Maps, coloured Costumes, and other Engrav- ings, from the Designs of the Author, price 31. 135. 6d. boards, A SECOND JOURNEY through PERSIA to CONSTANTINOPLE, between the ...

... UPON HISTORY,&c. illustrated by a numerous series of large coloured drawings of Cities, Temples, and Catacombs, Egypt, India, Persia, Greece, Homeland Great Britain. Tickets, for the course of six Lectures, Oue Guinea; or admission to single Lecture, Four ...

... 1 Long Ann l9 1.16 0 . Exch. Bills 2 pre , . 86 Oinnium • • LS 1N GEORGIA, PERSIA. &c.,,t I, in 4w. with numerous Engraving. Antiquities, &c. &c. Volume 1. 101'7 ;EORGIA, PERSIA, ARM' 'l' BABYLONIA, &c. &c. during 1 . 1820. RT 'UR PORTER, &c. &c. Lce a ...

... Id have done any thing required ot thero t is Hud that Kins of Persia is not over and above satisfied with our but Ido not think heis likely toprore stubborn. The Russians areseiidiug bab>. accompanied by troops and artillery. This looks rare: vdiat(»D ...

... 10s. ROMAN COSTUMES, drawn from Nature by Pinei.:.i. Containing 24 Plates, price 40s. coloured, and 245. plain. COST!.ME PERSIA, drawn from Nature by Oklowski and Swebach, engraved by C. Hellmaxdel and D. Dh.hton. To be completed in six Numbers, each ...

... o~rder of the Trustees. The Tapestry ji in thle firmest presereation, reprt'semiitg tire 'Triumplrisl En'ry of Ales- ander wint Bab ylon , A lexantder andl I-ephu~tion at the 'rent of lDariw, Alexani.%r's I'a~Sage of tie Graiticns, a chef Totnuvr'e; Tlelemtachtis ...

... mitered the in May sod le competent to the Service of State by their empire- December &Howie( Meld the First place is the Persia. mews la the necessary Languages. Not to dry °Arial Ir. ,A yawn 113, 11121.-On Friday the d C. LUSH IN'ITON, Emt . as well ...