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... CHILBLAINS, BIIEU frA TISII, SPRAINS', 4c. E , which is P uh U e T bab O i, Poto,D LN(DieOldeoc7 has been long esteemed fin the Continent, as a remedy for 511 ironic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Atfections, Palsy, 'Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... GAZETTE T Blrnrinabaai jawtUtr JortkiptonaiT pacer Jan 1 Ca Crcacaat Jewtn-t) kmb’ j Dae 1 1 (Martin Plisroy-q) Cwnar ' j Jan 7 Bab ItadMdXaactater Co dottier Jan 11 12 ' Brandrett Manchester cardnralnar Jan 9 10 9 RoM (Chaw Adliagtoa Co Bad- JJL J B Jun Jaa ...
... Huckinthann's Trarels tn on Asnyria, Media, aud Persia, Irol. 4it. Illustrated with a Slep and 2?7 ti Engravinsg-02. Tales of P~assion hr the Authoe of Gilbert Earle.' op S vole, post 5v0.-3. A Second lodgment of Bab Ion the Great :or, Hi Ma,. Men caed Thinss ...
... and PRINCESS PO' LIGNAC. the EMPEROR of PERSIA, and many mashed Personages, and recommended by most Physicians, OWLAND'S KAYDOR. noweifitl of effect, yet mild of Influence. This admirable specific possesses Bab saline Properties of surprising energy. ...
... . Art. 2.-His Majesty the Emperor and Padishab of All the Rutssias, wishing to give to his Highness the Emperor and Pa- di.bab of the Ottomans a pledge of the sincerity of his friendly dispositiou, restores to the Sublime Ports the priscipality of Moldavia ...
... minerals of Persia, It had, he said, but one gemi-the turquoise. Of its vegetable pro- ductions he observed, that it contained all proper to a tro- pical, as well as to a moderate climate. Few countries con- ttined iuiorte animals tluan did Persia, but the ...
... her that it was through inadvertency that he Aister pression which hurt the feelings of a Member of I na ' stlspe rts bly— (Bab ! bah ! Interruption). PRESIDENT of the CoUNCIL—Is there any one svun my intentions ?—(Several voices Yes, yes.) PRESIDENT ...
... notice, that in the choice of his subject the delightlisl author of Haiti Raba is again at home; fee thigh scene is laid in Persia, his opportunities of studying the and f, clings of that country have been so abundant, that ems she mysteries which belong ...