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... last. Accounts havebeen received from Muscar,by*hich it appears that the imaum .is inimical. to. the Mei. sures of the Persian Government. The two parties by which the country was laiely . distraBed have cmlesced,!and seem determined to'resist all internal ...
... purchase of Life Annuities , 617, t 66 Total The sum to be 'etiliehded in the ensuing quarter is 20104,6881. lbs. Id. The Persian Government is said to have taken the alarm, in consequence of a demand made by the General GARDANNE, the French Ambassador, that ...
... 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 ...
... remanded, and ordered to take up an inland .station between. Suster and Behir; until the final determination of the Persian Government shall be made known. The privateers on the, Dutch coast have been' greatly on the - alert of late. They have captured ...
... improvement. .~=~~ j Yesterday Mr. Mo ERIER arrived with dispatches from Sir JONES, on an im portant mission to the Persian Government. this conveyance we have received 'a letter from a Gentleman attaChed,to the to ing effect .MAY 7 k , , 1899. 7 -Since ...
... the lat.- ter are stated to have been defeated. Some representations bad been made by the French Minister to- - ,tbe Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until . the British Envoy should be consulted. A considerable number . of French frigates ...
... to the household of an Officer at the Persian Court. It is needless to comment on the absurdity of supposing that the Persian Government, which is influenced by such high notions of etiquette and dignity, would have dispatOed a character of this subordinate ...
... Arab merchants, from the Gulph of Persia, stating, that overtures had actually been mado by the French Emperor to the Persian Government, respecting a passage for an army through Persia towards Hindostan. When this application was made, we are not tokl ...
... results bf Sir Gore OusleY's ethbassy. While 13nonaparte yet only meditated the invasion of Russia, he had stirred up the Persian Government to attack her southeastern frontier. Sir Gore Ousley was dispatched to frustrate this intrigue, fatal to Europe in• ...
... insult, turbulence, and confusion. PERSIA AND RUSSIA.—There are not less than ten thousand Russians in the pay of the Persian Government in various situations, but principally in the Versian Army, which is mostly officered by Russians, and who possess, ...
... ridiculous tale w hi c h we just re l ated. Mr.WILLOCK, we believe, was a favourite at the Court of Teheran, and the t Persian Government had hinted, in pretty plain to the British Cabinet, that his removal ag reea b le. But the true cause o f t h e. I, ...
... to lend herself as the instrument for carrying them into execution, These cunsidemions, :it is believed induced the Persian GOvernment to conclude peace, with 'Turkey; but still the statis qua ante 14/cat as to territory, is not credible, at least if ...