The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

EAST -jSI)IES.

BOMBAY, JUNE 20, -1813.—We have been
favoured with an abstract, of Persian news;
received through the channels of native cor-,
respondence,
.by one of the late arrivals at
llomlniy from Busheer. Itpwould appear from
these accounts,. that Mahornmed Nubbee Khan,
ang the other principal persons of Busheer,- who
"Werws.ime time ago suddenly seized and sent to
Sherauz.,: had been restored to the royal favour:,
It is stated, that an officer of the King:of Persia
had been dispatched from 'rahiran to Sherauz,
with a eomPlimeutary khelaut to Nubbee Khan,
and an order that the confiscated property of the
Khans should be restored, and that they them-
selves should proceed to Ispahan.
For the -present, Alahomoted Ms:win Khan
was llakeem of I3usheer. But Mahommed Nub-

bee Khan was. expected to return, after a certain
interval, to -his former office.iii;the city. •
It is stated, that a person 114tnging,t-athe suite
of tli.e.i"i'ince of Sheraz, had. returned to Busheer
from •Mocha,. accompanied by a, Vakeel from- the
Wahabee chieftain, who rules in that part. of.
Arabia. This man brought magnificent presents.
from his master for the Prince of Sherktuzs' for
which place he had Set-nut from,Busheer.. Qo the
clay Of his departure, it is added, the people be-
longing to the vessel which coit‘:eyed him to
Mocha, were put to death by the Arabs of Busheei.
Sultan Ben-Suker Joasitnee, who far many
years has been a prisoner among the Wahabees,
had effected his escape, and arrived at Muscat,
‘vhere he hoped to obtain sufficient asssistance,
to enable hill" to repossess himself of Rus,ul-
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130MPAY, JUNE 16, 1813.—Our advices from
Mocha.mention, that the Turks, after having,en-
tered Juddah and Alecea, without opposition or
bloodshed, detached a force against Taif, the only
place now remaining in the hands of the Wa-
babees.

The power of that sect is lotiked upon aseotn.
pletely annihilated in that part of Arabia. Ab-
dulla, the son Of their chieftain Saod,. and Gover-
nor of Mecca, inunediately.abandoned that hob/
)city, and fled with the whole of his troops upon
the approach of the Turkish forces.
Bashas have been establishediat Juddah and
Mecca, on the part ofthe sublime Porte, and:Ma-
homed Ali, Paella of Egypt. -Sheride (ilialib,
however, still remains in the latter city. .Ma-
homed Ali Pashh has it in contemplation to ex-
tend his conquests to Loheia, Hodeida, Mocha,
and all that part of Arabia which was formerly
subject to the Ottoman Porte.

Whilst such. is the favourable prospect of a re-
,
rival of a ContMerce- in Arabia, we are happy to
find, by letters received from the Ternate cruiser,
that Rasool Khima, the principal port •of the
Joassimee pirates, situated on the Arabrau coast
of the Persian Gulph,,was likely to be placed -un-
der proper ssubjection. The - 'maul's of Muscatwas proceeding to Rasool Kbitna with the view
'of re-establishing Shaik Sultan bin Suggur, the.
Joassimee chief, who .had been captured by the
Wahabee Shaik, prior to the' expedition to -the
Persian Gulph under the command of Captain.
Wainwright and • Lieutenant-Colonel Smith.—
Since his capture, Shaik Suggur has been con-
fined in irons, but having effected hisescape,founT
his way by sea via Mocha to Muscat ; on his ari.:•
rival at which place he besought the fai..our and.
protection -of.the Imam, tinder promise, that if.
his Highness would re-establish him in his here.
ditary government, he would acknowledge alle-
giance to the Imam], and engage not to allow any
of his subjects or tribes to commit piracies again.
Thelmaun had sailed fot Rasool Kitima, acconr-
panic(' by the Termite-, for the purpose of...effecting
the restoration of • Shaik. Suggur to the govern-
meta of the place.