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... hostiities with Ava. However, it is hoped the Burmes3e will not oblige;US to go to war with n them again. P Letters fromr Persia represent the affairs of the Shah to be ci in an unfavourablecondition. The Prince of Hersthad d received reinforcemnats, ...
... of Lieutenant-Colonel in Affghanistan Persia while so employed; Lieut. R. Leech, of the Bombay E n ' gineers (employed on a particulr service in Affghanistan), to ha the local rank of Major in Affghanistan and Persia while so employed, Aug. 7. WHITEHALL ...
... in 19,0004 a year; and that the one for him, is secu! new tax of the same amount. A third result ie not im je are to pay 8 bab le,—to wit, that the whole remission of the coi ity will in to the pockets of the proprie- tore of the Devon and Eire ish mines ...
... imports ManchcsUT, Glasgow, s£-a ft. 50ft .1 Ap'il in A* ft“»- 1 ErXft,“S' *« *'£■;, ivisz:'. « including the Euxine and Persia quantifies have hero (said Mr. b.) a staieroc Turkey from and values of British manufac IS’7 to 183 G inclusjvc, b m} . ?elf ...
... Demerara Orjntbe, Coz, Trinidad Alert-pit, (90) Brazil Slu, Jcnninfa, (Oct. Cadis Bittern, Donteoab, Bermuda Marianne, Vol(t, Bab Meridian, Ozfced, Cadis Arrived from Marc;, Jane. Jamaica PORT ADELAIDE. Arrived I April 101 freer Emma, Nelson, HobanTown L4llabart ...
... the Flora, Bree, from Jersey. FALMOUTH, Oct. 18.-Wlnd W.3.W., fresh gales and squally.— Arrived the Jackson, Williamson, from Bab ...
... army in the Soofd Ko 0a hinset ?? M Mundoor Khan, AbdolYhuzdurKa, n nther (1) Ith August. (t,2) Mahomnined Shaht, King of Persia, head of the Kajar ta-lbe, isthe son of Abbas Meerz-ah, the eider son of the late king. (3) Coos-about two miles, though it ...
... a u n ,' of the recommits Native lolantry in the Bombay Presidesey. They sot many of them who wow. much property. Like the Persia, they du not tolerate profession. begging, beyond thaw owe community. 'rue poor are relieved by privets charity, or from the ...
... 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 ...
... yet come to hand. The sales Mobile for the week ending 2iKb ultimo were estimated at 9,000. IKto ; stock on hand was 49,589 bab against 35, ...
... to the sstsbliibai rut af urns. quilUty iu that unbap|iy euuofry. waa tony to sea that the oonuetious of the country with Persia ware hr bam satisfactory. The sovereign of that empien bad eat acted up to the staotaasti bad made, but treated that the I ...
... answer to Sir J. Graham, professed his readiness to lay before tbe house, soon as possible, the treaty between the Schah of Persia and the British Government L«t- ct ° eT P a P ers relating to this subject.—At thesuggestion of Lord John Russell, Mr. Barneby ...