... tire Amela rIngate. Thle wyreck of the Alcmene was .t onl lire, to pie vent its talling into the hands of thle Tu'e Persian Government is said to have taken thle a'larmi, in come ?? of a deusiand niade by thje 0eiierai Gardaisise, tilie French Anibassador ...

... 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 ...

... of the disaffected. Persia — War between Russia and Persia seems inevitable, but neither honour nor advantage to the Persian Government is anticipated from that event. In this case, Russia will finel a plausible pretext for extending her already gigantic ...

... found himself in some danger. The discussion of the qneslion is revived; and Mr. WILLOCK is come home lav the cl the Persian government before our cabinet; an!, it appears, without our assistance, our Eastern ally must submit any terms the Russians choose ...

... to proceed to the frontiers to join the Crown Prince; and it is equally notorious, that the whole machinery of (lie Persian Government is put in motion, immediately or remotely, by English Agems and by English influence. It may he remarked, too, that ...

... King of Persia, w ho was then about proceed to the frontlets to join Prince Abbas. short, the whole machinery of the Persian Government is put into motion by English agents, and English influence. It may be remark 1, too, within very recent period, all ...

... peace. It is distinctly added, that among the causes hi which bad produced this departure from its engagements u by the Persian Government, was the promise of support 01 'he and diversion given to Persia by another Asiatic power. tI This relates exclusively ...

... more '■ at the moment when the negotiations between Russia and Persia nearly concluded, a sudden change the part tire Persian government checks the course tbetn. appears that the tßtofokn Porte exerts itself make Persia waver promising powerful aid, arming ...

... officers of the Imperial legation at Teheran have been the victims. Hitherto there is every reason to believe that the Persian government had no part in it. Filled with consternation by this horrible crime, it eagerly offers the most extensive satisfaction ...

... Russian government. A letter from St. Petersburgb, dated the 20th ult., says, that it is hitherto believed, that the Persian government had hand in the affair—The English envoy, Mr. .M'Donald, as soon the affair was known, sent a note to the Shah, demanding ...

... East. Tub East. —The Rhine Gazetteofihe 18th ult. contains tbe following According to the last accounts from Trieste, Persian government lias offered to the Viceroy of Egypt an auxiliary force of 140.000 men to assist him in the war against the Porte.** ...

... EAST.-The Rhine Gazetteofthe 18th ult. s contains the following:- According to the last cc- counts from Trieste, the Persian government has offered t t to the Viceroy of Egypt an auxiliary force of 140,000 s men to assist him in the war against the Porte ...