... and Action ; with New Scenery, Mu-ic, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, ALMO R A N ' \J~ HAHETi Or, THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. Persia,,. Alinnran, Mr Helme — Haniet, .Mr Roberts — Peiri, (or __Eri.'i Spirit; Miss Principal Dancer, Miss Cabanei— Xarifa, Mrs ...

... also take -out dispatches and I' Vet is expected that she will be' ready, to tseir teu days. hencei .: bab It would appear, by ;etters frorn Smnr Persia, is about to make common carse V1,yth Porte against Russia. They state, that a t.el h ganised army of ...

... ntnmento the MAlrd - appropriater'for the ag of Sir Ri .hd Keates. Mr ?? takC eave, onls ?? for Persia. Moripr, to take leave, on his departure for.Persia. . t F-Mr Augustus fost~ hi Maets'CrgdAfis at tlie Of Court of Sweden, on his return to England ...

... sndrdangerous sentimuent. Coestosnce bkeiself is exquisitely draw ?? -1Literosy Garzette.. . . ?? ]Iorier this author of ' Hajji Babs, hias just prepared ?? Edition of his nets production, lZoli- rob tbe Iloatige which is announced to appear imome- diately ...

... of Austria (in accordance with th,7e sentimental princi- mul pie) to giveup hisgraspof Lornbardy,bich ebebhad held solong, bab and which, perhaps, be never held more firmly'ihan now? But Thi if this modest request were to be made, what, he -repeated, ...

... with a viewv of proceeding south by to-mo0rrow'rs steamer. Captain Gray, of Rxoeherry, South Ronald- rhay, agent foxr Lloyds', baB put on hands to look after the wfreck, and has come himself to town to gyet the crewv sent south. The captain, who is part owoner ...

... pretent expedition. His force is, however, considered ?? for eneretic coercive measures should his demnands be refused. t PERSIA. r We have dates from Tabreez to the 31st July, announcing I the important fict that the Sheik ul Islam, of Azerbaidjan (of ...

... notutral resostisCO aisd luanufactures, attd ithe exteasire thansi!t trade which] was fomrssolY carried on bets-ecu Chine, India, Persia, Armenin, and Arabia tritli Eniope, aind[ especially, with Groat Bhritain, weticis has been greal Idimlisislied by political ...

... course of the discussion *upon this measure, Lord Palmerston announced that our troops were not to be all withdrawn froin Persia before it was ascertained that Herat had been evacuated. Mr Vernon Smith declared that it was the intention of the Government ...

... Channel. Peril uis some- what similarly located, only it is not in a chan- nel, but in the Straits-those hot-water Straits of Bab-el-Mandel, which separate Abyssinia from Arabia-Felix. Strange it is that even the loca- lity of Perim is a disputed matter; ...

... fortifications. The French are assiduously labouring to extend their intercourse -;Ith Asia. A military mission, despaired to Persia, has been received by the Shah with distinguished honour. OWay did not the commissioners to the Free 'Church General Assembly ...

... AMERICA. WASHINGTON THREATENED. Mi ton MOB. TRIUMPHANT AT 'BA1TIMORE. thn QUEENSTOWx, Saturday. -The Royal Mail ra steamship Persia, from New York on the 25th e April, arrived here at 6.30 A.M. She brings 132 p passengers, and diamonds to the value of 20 ...