... their niultral neighbours, who suffer their flags to be violated. On an extract from an English paper, stating that the Persian Government had appointed an Ambassador to preceed to Bombay, to transmit to the India Company assurances of friendship, the Moniteur ...

... an unfounded ru- We more than once took occafion to notice the relations that we were convinced exifted, between the Persian Government and the French Emperor ; feveral months fince ...

... Gen. Gardanne had repeatedly applied.forpermission to establish- a French garrison in the, Isle' Ormus, and that the Persian Government objected to the mea'sure, on account of the reluctance w-hich the -Chieftains of that Island had expressechto the i ...

... Gen. Gardanne bad repeatedly applied for permission to estabhah French garrison in the Isle of Groins, and that the Persian Government objected to the measure, ah account of the- reluctance which the Cliieflftins of that Island had expressed to the i ...

... General Gardannehad repeatedly applied for permission to establish French garrison in the Isle Of Ormuh, and that the Persian Government objected to the measure, ' on account of the reluctance which .the _Chieftains of that island had -expressed to the ...

... Gardanne had repeatedly applied for per- mission to establish a French garrison in the isle - of Ormus, and that the Persian Government ob- jected to the measure, on account of the reluct- ance which the chefiians of the island had express- Aemtp the ...

... General Gafdanne had repeatedly applied for permission establish a french garrison in the. Isle of Onnus,'and that the Persian Government objected the measure, account the reluctance which the of that Island had expressed to the introduction foreign force ...

... 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 ...

... permanent peace on the most advantageous' terms, and to, the total exclusiOn of French in, fluence. it appears that: the: Persian Government, which had been for some time very much biassed by the intrigues of the .agents and emissaries of France, was at length ...

... of permanent. ace on the most advantageous terms, and to the total exclusion of French influence. It appears that the Persian Government, which had been for some time very much biassed by the intrigues of the agents and emissaries of France, was at length ...

... permanent peace on the most advantageous terms, and to the total exclusion of French influence. It appears that the Persian Government, which had beeu for some time very much biassed by the intrigues of the agents and emissaries of France, was at length ...

... 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 ...