... strong injunctions not to impose any new regulations on the native troops which opposed their habits and prejudices. The Persian Government h.ls lately ordered the removal of Frenchmen of every description, from all places on the shores of the Persian Gulph ...

... the French at the Persia appears that General Gardanne had repeatediy applied for establish the Isle of Ormus and that Persian Government to the measure account reluctance which the chieftains of island expressed to the introduction of foreign force amongst ...

... which the latter are stated to have been defeated.—Some representations had been made by the French Minister to the Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until the Briti,h Envoy should be consulted. A considerable number of French frigates ...

... which the latter are stated to have been defeated. Some representations had been made by the 'French Minister to the Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until the British Envoy should be consulted, A considerable number of Vrench frigates ...

... those powers are wanting to their ne nt ral neighbours, who suffer their flag, to be violated. The intelligence of the Persian Government having ap- pointed an Ambassador to Bombay is false, 'i'he truth is that the India Company, having sent a Minister to ...

... from the confinement, in which his multiplied sits of rebellion had made it necessary for some years to place him; The Persian Government attribute his escape to foreign intrigue, and look with a jealous eye on the French party at Court ; who, in their turn ...

... which the latter are stated to have been defeated.- Some representations had been made by the French Minister to the Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until the British Envoy should be consulted. considerable number French frigates continued ...

... spite of all their endeavours the contrary. However, a letter arrived the other day from the Governor General, - the Persian Government had refused his own Ambassador, General Malcolm, any advances ought to come from them, and orders Excellency^.Sir Harford ...

... Gardanne. fron the ea.. rital, and of a counterpart of a treaty conclu. ded by our Envoo, on the I5tl Of March, tuitli the Persian Government. Is appea,' that, iji' the execution of this importanut is'siri, Sir Harcourt fones acquitted ?? with great ability ...

... been remanded, and ordered to take up an.intand station between Stiffer and Behir, until the final determination of tho Persian Government shall be midi. known. The King of has gone to Bibcrub, with a view to create means to oppose the Tyrolians, and the ...

... Madrid. Yesterday, Mr. Morricr arrived with despatches j from Sir Harford who 3 now on-an. in- ' ri'Mtatit'mJssnm Persian Government. ; this conveyance have received letter from a attached the embassy, the following effect:. *• May 7, iK-ft.—Since our ...

... ports of any Power adopting the Berlin Decrees. This regulation extends to ships ballast as well as freighted. ' / The Persian Government has lately ordered the removal of Frelichmvn of every description from all places the shores of tbe Persian Gulph. The ...