... lbiue cloth', sonie vlvoeteol, &c., notwitlistand- an ing three piersons were employed about the cart at, gr tlho time ap (eid iran. Vrediteevlay tighi t, a little before six Clock, a shar per enterla shonp in ?? -streit, Ild'Tl r.n o' ' withi a tlrae.vr ...

... the origin of the alphabet as if lie had beeu coeval with Cadtmus another a celebrated critic-yoe woufld have said the old Iran had studied political ecomolny -uIll belles-lettres all his life,-of science it is un- lie-essary to speak, it was his own ...

... iii Ci 0 I Bit power. Ilie belioved lie shrouhil, rifter thle i''mstr-iois miii beeiln ?? :tq,;-pVOow~s dial -ilir. C14irii iran 1e- jor't pir'.r-grcas, -a i-sitleave to' §it agsin oii anrothi'er dayr, that Mlinisters' miggi datmet ci - - this important ...

... been ancn ninteld. ald firoml thie molnent that the oftficial kenowledge of such ab- rogation SihaI ltave been receivedrl in Irane.'' A second (1rdirio tue ensirtq, tliat fiom the 1 tith * of October next, nd unltil the 21st of larcli I 82, ilncihlsiVOlV ...

... illiam Dill James Dalgi lil, inl. Leclkie, Vili. 1'igs c 1 ?? Dr. Locelidirt, M\essis. WV'altei 'ihoolic, And(. WVlilte. ,I~RAN', All(;UST 16;-Mr,. Tv imauzt nt' Girv;ml- matins has this day corinmenpced h7iS wboht I::lm e it. If' the weatlier con tionies ...

... her historv has ever beec digiilidc; q havinir twice .telen her arms andthose of her allies pceI- ni trate' to the capial of Iranic, deth riiing, tin nusriper, wvhcse name had become the tertor of the oihi, 5nd re- *storiug peace to Europe. W e be¢ to vrutr17s ...

... : We shall not noGm-enquire, We app rehendl, however, it will soot aase-`to6. be'a.mattet of coiijectitre An article, dated Iran, April 23t, gives asl alainring ac- :count of the state of public feelilg, both- in'thq capi- tl. 4tll itii thep Iii the'tormr ...

... becn :sirsl-tiined by our'; shipping, thougih several sailors be- -*4-i-lla to vcssels of other ii itiois halve bein killed. Iran-' ?? is liow su much restordil that sue hope to-!nourow oi able to retu n to our warehouses, CiTY W TWELVE OtOCrir, .* -.:This ...

... Li from il-us tai!iutrx; 'Iie A,.sg'ali Gluvesnient is using Oi ettiaA i t iia srtseuuyasihaparby the hol iv -lwiesi0sctu -iraN ce ioit tablts.,-lllali- I Sc sfr. }rESShiut s NCJV. °O.-We hiear that grear'al - o l0 ce~raciousa cafe tobc nt de 'oy the ...

... Counnel of Port-Glasvgot and fr. Arhbl aNewark. f Arhbl Iaconer, Esq.k iwo William Ilarn-iiton, Esq. - BallailiesTi ~~wn William Iran .. ?? ow. y oh Cds.'czllsjrs.~W nhy Msr.Jh Cumm'ingo Messrs. James Steven, h a Jas. Anderson, senl. Daniel Cumming,, ste -- ...

... schoolmnaster of `palding, without the aid of glas'sesand tie clearness with which the writing is exe- rcuted dloes th ?? 'C'iran. T,1hid; no doubtt is 'very' wonderful, but Sthere are in the h EButerian 3luteum, Glasgow Colege, four specimens of writing ...

... tos-tat'iiasthe frontierserf - v r I'ortuqal. , y the end of Decen-tie Spaoishbarrt of', ir de- iseration Wivil amou nt to 24,0 iran. At Madrid, ant al Lme throughout the whole country, a general clamor a0ait b Enigland prevais. ThespeecJ;andthivuliestielsaot ...