... Bushire. To cut off the communication of Persia with the Gulf we should Fire require to blockade the whole Persian coast, from as the isle of Ormuz to the mouths of the Euphrates. 'I Besides, the foreign trade of Persia which passes mal through Bushire, is ...

... wra~ppes ys1 tms * THIJI LATF.ST ACCOUNT OF PERSIA; This day hispubbe~hed, in no-t Cro, 7s. Id.. pesnt free, - MI 01 BOM B A Y to B U S HI ItE and r U USSORA. With a Sketch of the Present State or Persia, and Noe ?? War.C I WsILAxi Asirron SHEPHERD ...

... and anxiously looking homewards res for help. When and how is that help to reach wit themP We were told that the peace with Persia wei would enable Government to transfer to China the sua services of the Persian Gulf expeditionary force; at,' but, according ...

... ponour foreign reain:wt Ol of suned i woul sciv toth ?? a ?? .EOVereign of CrtnafAsia. Leek at Persia. There Wm 05 f reason for our being at loggersa bs with Persia* but everY a eight or ten years we founad, alnost withoutexplanatio' d 3 our minister was turned ...

... himself this in aternumn of the services of almost the only capable T diplomatist in his empire. In our late quarrel with in I Persia, we demanded of the SHAHI the removal of wor his Prime Minister; to which his Persian MAJESTY cess replied, If you can find ...

... on the 11th of March a force of six guns, 200 Sikhs, and about 150 of the 8th Foot, under Brigadier ( Showers, left Agra for Bab, so we may expect that the dis- turbance will be soon quelled. I The intelligence frona Gwalior is scarcely of a mnore cheer- ...

... is undeniable. They have perished all throughout the East, in Persia and in Turkey, quite as much as in India; and while we supply their place in the latter country, in Turkey and Persia the ill-reared and worse-informed func- tionaries of the day cannot ...

... subject. (L'aghter.) This, which 8 . as regarded at the 'time as i very lively joke, 'but iot S coming wilthin the region of p~bab~idesa is nowb almost a fr ; reality; Yor.tlberelxrabe little dou~bt that telegraphic ,oommnu- 5% .:,nioation'wi., Calcutta ...

... HIGHwAYs BrIL.-By Lord GALWAY, from the guardians of the Worksop union, &e., against. BANeRUMo AND INSOLVENCY BRL.-By Mr. BABs, from Derby in favour of Bankruptcy, &c., Bill, and for a more exten~ad jurisdiction being given to county courts in bankruptcy ...

... upon to mourn wit% re, We are -not sirprised that the friends who watcedlk with interest the result of her bold experiment at Bab-el-Bahar, should desire to know more about its results, for it was an experiment well calculated to arouse the curiosity of ...

... iot- VA r other vessels are appolnto sa fro Llverpool ?? Cork to receive thP moails: AFRICA, for BOSTO, Saturday, March 19 PERSIA. for NEW YOBRK. Satury, March 28. ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Aprlal2. money, including steward's fee ane pravisdons, batt ...

... ONS)IqlnRO. E 'gowITS HISTORY OF DISCOVERY IN ATTSTRALLA GCUST'S W.ARRIORS OF THE THIRTY YEARS' WAR. HISTORIC PICTUCRES. By A. BAB.LI COiaMEAL 155 MFJTEYARD'S LIFE OF JOSIAH WEDGWOOD. YNES, OF TUE WEDGWOODS. ByILLKWE.yx JEW=LS GEORGE GRITHE OF FEN COURT. ...