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... strong injunctions not to impose any new regulations on the native troops w Inch opposed their habits and prejudices. The Persian Government has lately ordered the removal of Frenchmen of every description from all places on the shores of the Persian Clulph ...
... joined by 36 more, prevented 600 British seamen faun landing, though supported by a heavy fire from their boats! The Persian Government has lately ordered the removal of Frenchmen, : of every description, from the shores of the Persian Gulph. The draftsmen ...
... injunctions not to impose any new-regulations on the native troops, , which opposed their habits and prejudices. . . The 'Persian ,Government has 'lately ordered the removal of frenclnoen'of every description from all places on the shores. of -the Persian •Gulph ...
... Ilthiandt: To 6 boxes of party-colObred' Trafert. • To 12 bundles of red:Tait. Accounts from BoTbay mention that the Persian Government had,. Older 'French influence, Countenanced exorbitant exactions made by its officers on the Eastern traders and merchants ...
... Mr. MORRIER arrived on Thursday with dispatches from Sir HARFORD. JONES, who is now on an important mission to the Persian Government. By this means we have received the following letter from a gentleman attached to the embassy: Tetuan, 9th May, 1809 ...
... 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 ...
... Yesterday Mr. MotratEßarrived with dispatglies from Sir lIARFoRD JONES, who is now on an linportaat mission to the Persian Government. By this means we have received the following letter from a Gentleman attached to the ernhas , y : Tetuan, 9th May ...
... Chief, avd his swora brother in arms, the of in any attempt they make to by land to the British empire in the Rast, The Persian Government appears disposed te pur- sue the wise pol cy of continuing a neutral power, it it does not permit the intrigues of the ...
... came tnYarmouth in the Calypso sloop of war,' and is the bearer of dispatches from the Emperor of Persia.' ' • The Persian ',Government has appointed an. Ambassador to Bombay, to convey to the India 'Coin. I pany assurances of its friendship. The Minister ...
... which were ordered to the garrison Carac Persian been remanded lake up inland station Suster and Behir until the of the Persian Government be consequence of the intelligence three French Flushing ready sea a squadron sailed from cruize off port consists of ...
... dispatches from Lord Cathcart and Admiral Gam- Lier He also i he bearer of dispatches from the Emperor of Persia. The Persian Government has appointed an Ambassador to Bombay, to convey the India Company assurances its friendship. We announce, with pleasure ...