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... Hmel M'Guarrie ca-.ne Yarmouth in the '•f-liio sloop of war, and is the bearer disfiLatrom the Emperor of Persia. T® Persian Government has appointed an •baxiiadur to Bombay, to convey to the India ■ assurances of its fiiemlship. nc- Mi‘te'i hlirza Kir ...
... attending the death of the Persian Ambassador, at Bombay, are not likely to produce any misunderstanding between the Persian Government and that of Bombay. Torbay, July 8. In consequence of the French fishing-boats being seized, Government have sent two ...
... made by General Wdanne, the French Ambassador Courtrf Persia, iiiof the Persian array should officered by icbuien the Persian Government was seriouly alarmed, nLmmuiiication with- the French mission was suspended, it was that all Frenchmen, without dis- ...
... Russians, m which latter are stated to have been defeated. Some —presentations had been made the French Minister to Persian Government, but tbe answer wis postponed —o EiivoV should consulted. A consider- KI continued Fort •j. , Monday Vice-Admiral Sjr ...
... their endeavours to the contrary. However, in a letter arrived the other day from the Governor-General, saving, as the Persian Government had refused admittance to his own Ambassador, General Malcolm, any advances ought to come from them, raid orders his ...
... 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 ...
... permanent peace on the most ad- vantaojeous terms, and to the total exclusion of French, influence. It appears that the Persian Government was made sensible by Colonel Malcolm's arguments the dangers it would ultimately expose itself to by a connexion With ...
... left Constantinople, and hostilities were expected instantly to commence between the Russian and Turkish armies. The Persian Government has ordered the removal of all Frenchmen from the shores of the Persian Gulph.—The draftsmen and engineers who had been ...
... in which the latter are stated to have been defeated.—Some representations hail been made the French Minister to the Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until the British Envoy should be consulted. considerable number of French frigates continued ...