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... 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 ...

... tot Professor Dumeril. We may rest assured such men will do ample tons. The greatest weight obtained is by Mr. Simpson, of Bab- servants | - 4 } ustice te th Lyect. Al! are to be destroyed. Trade | Of our correspondents, ten decidedly prefer danger. The ...

... PERSIA A letter from Constantinople, says the Constitutionnel, gives fresh details of the attempted assassination of the Shah of Persia. There has existed in Persia for the last three or foor years religions sect called Bahts, who believe the . transmigration ...

... TREATY WITH PERSIA. Earl GRANVILLE, in answer to a question, said—l I have to state that a telegraphic message Ims been received this very afternoon, from which it appears that on the sth of April the general commanding the British forces in Persia received ...