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... side and the other side of the sea in Afrlea, Lord of Qnlneas. of the conquest, navigation, and commerce of Ethiopia, Arabia, Persia, India, Ac. make known all who shall see these letters of ratification, that the of August In the present year there was coneluded ...
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... Prince Philip Dorea, a Roman, passing through this city on his way to Persia, having learned that a rebel Pacha was marching a body of troops against the town of Hilla (the ancient Bab Ion), offered to the Prince of Bagdad to lead his troops against the ...
... gorgeous magnificence. Light hat been let from variout quartan upon the mysterious quarrel between the Ciar Muscovy the -Schah of Persia. letter from Constantinople, asserts that the war has been commenced la consequence of understanding between tbe Russian General ...
... well-knownv 1 Roman Officer Doria, after many fruitless solicitations, has now' obtained permission to depart, aind is-gone to .Persia. During she siege of Imaii Husseini a cons'iderahle caraian of.Jevwish pilgrims, of both sexes, set out on the th .oF June ...
... they having in former wars beentoeral lime* in their attacks ou it with heavy losses. The pretest Svhah King of Persia is named Futty All S'.-bab, a middle-tged man, but much debilitated in health and constitution ; his eldest ton, and who considered as Prince ...
... offer of made by England, between llussia and Persia, said diat this refusal is positive, and that it has art. from the discovery that secret treaty was fence, by which England was pledged to afford ance to Persia, iu the event of a foreign iow This treaty ...
... rejecting any inteferenee in favour of the Greeks. We hear of a large supply of arms to be sent to Asia Minor. and even to Persia, and also engagements made in f orei g n countries of officers, of engineers, of artillery, of ship-builders, of physicians ...
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