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The rumours about the Persians having advanced to Herat are without the least foundation. The King of Persia has no faith in Yar Mohamed's promises, and refuses to have aught to say to him. We do not know whether to believe the report of Yar Mohamed having given in to the very t

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INSTITUTION will be held in the LIBRARY, on TUESDAY ❑ext, the 11th instant, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. JOHN H. TURNER, President. July 4, 1843

The Princess of Augusta's Annuity Bill was passed. Lord COTTENHAM then moved for a select committee to inquire into the operation of the Bankruptcy Act of last session. The noble lord spoke at great length on the evils which that act produced, by allowing the effects of bankrupt

The scene in the House of Lords, which, from Lord Brougham's violence on Tuesday evening, might have been expected, did not"comeoff." Lord'ABERDEEN briefly explained, that he had understood his learned opponent to acquiesce in the course he had adopted, and to reserve his opposi