... 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 ...

... -Mayo Constitution. HOW TrmilY PUNIsIu THASON IN Pintsi&.-We men. tioned, a few days since, the attempt against the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime, was seized, his bomly carefully drilled with ...

... 't'Cioll SIhtl'hti Ae. A M B R I A. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY mostviNo.- Ilie naialsteam- ship Persia has1 arrived, vith advices from New York to thle 17th inst. Sheo haq brouqht 1,56f1,46 dols. specie on freighft. Our New Yor ce rrespiiildci it writvs e* 'I ...

... any .chane;of ever. cormpassing'his original object. Manhattan thus refers to the departure of ?? Cameron:- ' * &.The- Persia carries to Europe the most costly piece of. cabinet furniture'that was ever created. It has cost this country. 200D millions ...

... for Frederica, Denmark (rock salt). the Sailed from Bristol, on the 26th inst., the T. E. rted Lemntun, Brines, for Cerdiff. BaB- Saild from klyno B4y. on the 19th Jan., the Susan West, Frazer. ftr MIauimitias. Lion, ding at Calnttita, oan21st ult., the ...

... exciting passage of di arms, Sir Robert explained the language he, el had used, and the debate closed. lP The arrival of the Persia brings news from New York to the evening of the 2nd inst. The Spanish fleet had wantonly bombarded Val- paraiso, and destroyed ...

... CHRISTIAN SECr.-A curious account is given of a Christian sect which has arisen am i llg 5 the Persians, knowvn as the Babs cf Persia. Albout , thirty years ago some intelligent Mahometans were e led by the excessive fanaticisni of the feeling against ...

... those comparative socialists w o deem it philosophical to reject the overwhelming evidences of the Christian revelation. Mr. Bab- bage, the great calculator, has also been taken away. Mr. Grote, the eminent historian of Greece, although not in life numbered ...

... A she should not bring Biron with her into Russia. v When sbe was ohosen Empress she paid no attent- tion to her promises, bab brought him with her and r destroyed the document which she had signed. Biron ruled by means of the Empress. Thousands 0 were ...

... and hat not yet been re.erected. The horse troogh, formerly situated at Bridge End, has been removed, and a suitable place bab I not yeitbeeo got for it. Thecommittee appointed .lfr. Lett to colltct the annualaubscriptions. The thanks of the cotmittee ...

... cal position of the Island of Perim, and its value as a trading place. Between the Straits of Bab- ?? and Oman, separating the peninsula from Africa and Persia, the coast is rocky and studded with small islands. The principal islands compose the small group ...

... will still be considered as Turkish. Tajourah is represented as strategetically and commercially ruca better situated than Bab-el-mandeb, which it was re. ceantly reported had been sold to Germany, be- cause the latter place is commnuded by the guns of ...