... ti i Empire, and in Italy. P f Some persons have expressed doubts of the ac-r t curacy of the assertion, that the Eleator of Ba-b t varia had concluded a treaty with the emperor of a Germany, and had joined the Allies. Those s doubts rest chiefly upon the ...

... 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 ...

... whom they Suspposed pierislied finte oars gi TIle Bank of France was opene forpa- inent of thle notes in cash on Sthe 15th bab olc all notice, girrn in the form of a resolution ofreeuni - General of the Institution, signled by the Director ra Garat. (la ...

... -their members behind as a permanent resident.. Their treatment, though subjected to 'the fluctuating pAfrie^ l;be ua omts of Bab ra se w as,' repon ith ha le o t bad, and a fonudation'4ppears'to have been laid of fu- tu're .intermbUrse with tile 'Aliihutees ...

... between. ibh *lRussia and Persia are nearly conehided, a hsudden!. tiv( change.On ,thme pusftof thez Persian Goertmimnt: checks rain tile, course of them. It soon anppears that the Oitomau' ~t ?? exerts itself, to .makce Per'sia waver by promisiig- Put ...

... . Art. 2.-His Majesty the Emperor and Padishab of All the Rutssias, wishing to give to his Highness the Emperor and Pa- di.bab of the Ottomans a pledge of the sincerity of his friendly dispositiou, restores to the Sublime Ports the priscipality of Moldavia ...

... have met with the sympM, ,of tbe equally infallible heads of th0 Mahometan Chur the l~aapsror of the Turks and the Kilng of Persia like si .sued prohibitions against, itg use. At Constantinaople, winde is Consantnope, indeed, so'5treniouu5 were the efforts ...

... eroevgh- to 'deny rests ?? ass airutitry base. The Itlvyio` of armiesU sie'r basiness jb ?? What if 'she; eattaekeA by -Persia'nou the'one hand, oi; T[urkey or other, foreign ?? she ouows is eher 'best renedv t: allay initernal excitemenlt. Tliel iayonets ...

... 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 ...

... a t lo1iimalaa, were covered with visionary fleretss aidee anIibs, advyaiing. woith the aid of the Sulta, thei Shiah of,. Persia, Dost Mahomed, Commissioner Lin,~ aendo the celestiialwarriors of the sun and moon, to amii- ralince ot; Ind inempire. T'lien ...

... mediation, I have been enabled to adjust the differences which had long9 prevailed ord between, the ottoman Forte and the King of Persia, and had thle seriously endangered. the tranquillity of the East. oft Fer several years a desolating, and sanguinary warfar~e ...