... fallen. app, aid havi THE WAR IN ASIA. 1 Ti the The Russian outposts have again interrupted eommu- cert styl. nications with Persia. The Russian general, Andronikoff, anti hew with a superior force, has fortified himself at Arjugketi. The first a The condition ...

... effects of his torques and the potency al his name on the wild tribes and Petite. who border on our 'adieu doutibions. In Persia. notwithstanding our proximity snit our command over the Persian liulf, his influence almost predontioates over our owe. The ...

... and defensive with us, and thus to obtain the benefit of our influence and prestige agaiust tbe ma- chinations of Russia and Persia. He has exhibited the highest confidence in us, by deputing tbe sou whom he has selected ior his suc-cessjr to IVshawur to ...

... 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, ...

... total is £51,282,706, ngaiust £5B 612,845 foi’ tlio corresponding period of last year. Tan Greatest Paddle •Steahbb. —Tho Persia, 3800 tons, now being fitted tho Clyde, off the Lancefiold works, of R. Napier and Sons, Glasgow, is said to be the largest ...

... of tbe young nan repairs to the parent of guardian of tbe marriageable girl, and at tbe end of hi. viat exclaims, The Fat-bab ! we beg of your kindness your daughter for our son. Should the other be favourable to the proposal, his reply is, * Welcome ...

... 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 ...

... at rather easier rates. Bankers’ bills, 60 days sight on London, 109 to 109 i. The sales of cotton at New York, since the Persia's sail- Muedee in Paris.— Yesterday, at two o’clock in the afternoon, a mar, apparently about 37 or years of age, looking ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the reign of James the Second by no less a person than Duke Schoniberg, 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 ...