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... and nine load- ing ir. the rirer. A pint was lately discovered, which had for its *ject :he murder of Bab a Kj4an, the present So. v ae;gn of Persia, and which, involving many of t-'c most distinguished Officers of the State, has ex- a^d ihe strongest ...
... great aggravation the evils could accrue in leaving the c .m;non people still liberty to play at Whirligig, or Chuck-farthing, Bab Cierrj, until the n-xt Session Parliament, when there would be time to consider maturely, and discrimi. nate between lh. amusements ...
... the unfor- tunate capture of the Shannon and Trimmer, by the pi tares infesting the Gulph of Persia, are commu- nicated by a letter received from Captain Bab- cocr, of the former vessel, dated Bassora, Ja- nuary 6, 1 805 : — It is ivith much regret ...
... these pirates, the Gulph will in a little time be completely in their power. A letter from Kongoon (a port on the coast of Persia) a few days ago, mentioned that 65 sail of the Jowasme boats were off that port.. The Morningtoa had just conveyed the Rahimshaw ...
... W!cttvto •411 11, IsOs. OT A Fault •iA CALCUTT As DATED MAR The narrative of the deinc•l: in the Oulph of Persia, by the Jo, tribe which has lately joined long thee reached India, aid do. the indigantion of all who read the pirates are still in great ...
... the Prise truss Ole imams, trims Epistlesi, or, A copious Cellectien of Ta. and Assisi's/ UAW*, stiectsd for the Imorosement Persia., Entertainment, Inge live. PietlytlEpitome ev, Elegant Extracts, abridged from volume, 41. _ - Prase lE:iltnee; or, revel ...
... state the arrival of the Sapphire sloop of war from England, having Sir Harford Jones and suite on board, an an Embassy to Persia. • The Sapphire sailed from Portsmouth the latter' end . of November ; and as . the Ernbassy to sail trant the Cape immediately ...
... Delivoy,.for the Trial of cothmits.don the I-Pgh within the juritdialoy of tlie Admiralty.l 4E1411 held at .7:wire she Old Bab. • I.7l:dorr, at Tisesday the iztb,of atlEiet o'clock i. she Noretiv. IP. IV POLE. L:1 1. E, yore 17, ilia. THE COIMI:SSIONERS'Ar ...
... feather beds, a nodle several Vauxhall plates of ‘glass, ‘mjrtors;- lent. malidgany. articles in ‘wardrobes. tables, . &c.. “Persia, and Wilton éathets, lustres, Teanze Ggares, antique china, kitchen sites of description, and io excellent preservation. “The ...
... to embark on board the Lion man of war, of 64 guns, on Monday next, at Poitsmoulhs and to sail immediately for the Gulph of Persia. Lord LAUDEEDALE moved on Wednesday for the production of the licences granted from the year 1793, and the description of ...
... per eras. Commas O7U 671 4 per Crae prr Cent. ^ Y Lone Angolan 1; °onion . ladia Stook India Baud. prin. Exr.i. gut, Bab, . Bank iii •• • T. blllll, titatt..B.elter, 4. Cerakill, sad% BIRTHS. Oa at Herta, the wik of Thomas Ca• L:pq of a FOll ...
... CoudiuUstreet. , / UlSTm^v':, .he m». w, Inhabitants that Kingdom. Colonel Sir JOHN MALCOLM, K C.B and . ■ » 'Vlie Court of Persia from the Supreme Late Minister n , 0 f India. i ».♦ A few Copies large paper, *- Printed for John Murray; and Longman and ...