... ocean, Where’er truth contends with lies. BY LORD PALMERSTON. Hark ! the Russian loudly bawling, Turkey with him hand in hand Persia slowly after crawling ; Tartar hordes, fearful band. Now it thickens—lost our placet Which way will Mehemct go? Desperation ...

... iwitl n two iof .ings tiacd to bar ot he , ~l un i his was engaged, and e,e of the nascullne gen.i, r. Bu.su .-.Vag that the Bab- bt, b (Berbcri-valgari ). P.ofessor Hon.vsnn.of Cope,. con d on”f move them’ vTrof t mful - o,b ‘ Uld r - n^ eA t 0 tI,C publ ...

... bore a striking resemblance to the associa- 'tions of Jesuits and Illuminati, was founded by Abdulialh, a native of soutbern Persia; and so effectiually had the sys tesn been contrived, that the society at length established in Egypt tbe dynnsty of the Fatemnite ...

... and biases incidental to mortality, should stoop from his eternal seat, paradise, to watch over tb.s town of Carrick-on-Suir.—Bab it was ab.urd even to impossibility. We would have swaid at this ; and more, w& might have given way to our risible faculties ...

... Cal mertta 134 German miles, or 6,200 En: glish) in day Bram a =e gc. 7 ae tl Bab te +). ry ae a 7 eee aoa boat hy necessary attestations, he by Vartary, Teheran, dl Persia, crossed the and arived at Constantine be Jat a | Jes ile on am ¢ am [een ae ne ...

... gave the following clear and impor- tant statement of the trade between Great Britain and Turkey, including the Euxine and Persia: have here (said Mr. 8.) a statement of the quantifies and values of British manufactures exported to Turkey from 1827 to ...

... Hrett. WILLIAM MILTON, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, 64, UPPER STKPHKN.STREET, DUBLIW, To Her Majesty’s Honorable the Board of Works, Ba£b of Ireland. f Respectfully acquaints the Nubility, Gentry, and in general, that he baa a splendid assortment of VPatcbrt' Wnd ...

... stone. Bore. dw 16 de is 0 — _ Grane - laces where the monopoly not aN rding to the tions, with the exception Of @ Sate a to. BABS, ducks, 2s 6d to 4s Od; geese 28 Od to n. Mr. Jerningham apt. Purves. | Mr. H. Wilson, Capt. don’t at all exaggerate w ten ...

... have I like far and wide, while Bab lon’s sons, t'iu* warn’d To take each precautiim ’gainst their approach, have Dcri.ivtly they >ck the thought, that the '* Mistress the world Could her primeval r ink an llion Juuld. Persia, they mighty, but lar,— dot.i ...

... state of the abandonment Shah of Persia to march an army to Herat, to unite with him in driving the Shah Soojah from the throne. in which they are left, Alleeree issued by her, Ma- To this invitation the Shah of Persia lent a delighted jell,. ty, otter ...

... turned, and the Tory and majo heir tone, it was expected that the city would will be | ed. It is, therefore, by vo means in pr bab'e@ to ane evn the cause of their dismissal, is worth which inust have cost the country atleast two mil | ty obtained, not by ...

... COURT CHANCERY— Satoeoat, Fsa. 5. A HINT TO THE OENTUMBN THE BAB. ItEPI CliEaecUor Sagdeo, during the hearing of cause Saturday, adverted to the naaeceaianr length to which.' in some cases, pleadings are eatended. For instance. In the preparation of answers ...