... It'ewncc~ rs anid lier Maljc.5ty'il Malls. 140 P Captain I Captalin 116 H ARAIAi ?? . C 1. 1.1, E.ulkin'. ?? E 1w. G. Lott. 130 Q PERSIA ?? !x. Ilyrie. AMMMICA. W.- .W1. C. Lang. 50o D) ASIA ?? IT'rrison .N XACAIk1,A ?? John Leitch. 8 B CANADA. iJonic, S~tone ...

... CALLING AT HALIFAX TO LAN h AN ~tI~lPOS~BII NIua dET'S MAILS. all Capta ?? no~ ARABIA ?? C.H.. OIS AFRICA ?? w. G, LOTT. P'ERSIA .. ..AL. vle AMERICA .W. J. C. LANG. ?? . W AEuF NIAGARA.. .J011 LEITCH. I CANADA JAM~ ~~ EUROPA ?? NEWIL SUANNON. B ...

... he died solely from suffocation.—A’eic York paper. How they Punish Treason Persia. —ln our foreign summary, allusion is made to an attempt against the life of the Shah of Persia. We now learn that Hajee Suleiman Khan, accused as the instigator of the crime ...

... froni Constantinople, says the COnstittatonnet, gives details of the a.ttempted.assassination of the Shah of Persia. re has existed in Persia for the last &knee or four years a .relieee •,,21 1 8 sect, called &Ibis, who believe in the transmigrationhf ...

... accordingly condemned each of the defendants to five days' imprisonment, fifteen francs fine, and the costs. THE TORTURE IN PERSIA.—We mentioned last week that, a desperate attempt had been made on the life of the young Shah, by six ill-dressed ba+)ees ...

... Franz I Joseph, pales in atrocity. The Austri-hn decree aiub 'It by the seizsrc of the private property of thle exiled airisto- bab; cracy of Austri-an Italy. Thle process of ?? ?? ntrdupon by the British Indian government afetsafcin revenue which, on the ...

... low 230 M aas, Bahr & Cow 5 Lille Ass 120 Hansen. Vos & Co a L'Assuirm 180 Cassievo. Re Brs Mercur:o 200 I .liartolo. Bab .r & Co a 9 Mary 171 Gunton, Melhu' ah & C 0 o Magistrate 518 A & G Maxwell or T J Harrison Margaret 224 FarrtigiP., Tanton ...

... go closely la. 29, tcets me tw ey-a ?? o ong~ so,, and all bbt meusce to ibando erpl'ada SulIblee s usrsllytep tConstitnti- bab( nople, Vienua,. Paithdprapeodn oth xo-bi tijlatiols of the sat tseleraoal eogtog Ih It does not very Proal gvlh tu esonhtra-a ...

... receive CIYYOh Pa.issengers and her ALesty's Mails. K EN I U Captsin Captain CHAOS, ?? Jv e mxs . AF RICA. 4 .HAISit.5ON. EllA A PERSIA.' .0 n.. tylilO. AMEIltCA. JC LANG. ULLA E ASIA ?? sDwARO G.LOTT. NIAGAtIA.JaOHN iLTC ST. PA' CANADA. .. J/,ES SIOGNS. EuItOPA ...

... Ceara-Iaritan, Wyatt, Qauebec-Talavera, Blair, Calcutta. ward Edward, Louws, hence at Ghent. atled Fe Abaitna, hence at Havannab. Bab;ine, Bernaert, hence at Schelde. ker, Mobile, Wendt, hence at Stralsund. New England, Orr, hence at Trieste. Ilamrn, Waite, ...

... AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA. The Persia, Commodore Judkins, was boarded by a pilot at two o’clock yesterday morning, and in about an hour afterwards the Quaker City made her appearance. Owing toa dense fog neither of the vessels was impatient to enter ...

... the reign of James the Second by no less a person than Duke Schomberg, killed at the Boyne. The letter, which the Right Hon. Bab doesn't seem to have got hold of-in his Williamite panegyric, was written in the ever memorable year 1688, and a nice peep it ...