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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... neutral neighbours, who suffer their flags to be violated. On an extract from an English paper,. statibg that the Persian . Government had appointed .an Aruba+. wider to proceed tO Bombay, to transmit to the India Company . assurances of his frierdship ...
... been remanded, and ordered to take up an iuland station between Buster and Behir, until the final determination of the Persian Government shall be made known. • We le j arn by letters from Canton, that , several students in the Russian seminary at Pekin ...
... incredible. Yesterday Mr. Morrier arrived with dispatches from Sir H. Jones, who is now on an iniportant sion to the Persian Government. By this couyeyaace we have received a letterfrom a Gentleman atiachot to the embassy, to the following effect Teheran ...
... the coast about Otranto is represented as very !iris, „‘notwithstunding the opposition made to it by the yessep. The Persian Government has made a fresh app. • cation ónihay for a supply of arms, in order to iA to send out an for enselling the Wahahees ...
... Arab merchants, from the . Gulpli Of Persia, statik, that ovcrtures had actually made by the French Emperor to • the Persian Government', respecting the passage for an army through Persia. towards Hindoitan. When this 'application was made, we ,are not ...
... lend , herself as the instrument for carrying them into exectrtio». These considerations, it is believed, induced the Persian Government to conclude' peace with Turkey; but 'still the'sfaty ante bell= as to territory, is not' credible,' at least if Persia ...
... interfere in the internal afihirs of tiro e ft r i r e pr i e i r s s ua o l ft tribute co n t other; intertnealoito . e Persian Government shall in no wis e rom the frontiers of on r r e e ie g e s t ni: in the districts of Bagdad and Curdistrui Or 07 0 4 ...
... would be difficult to imagine a more flagrant instance of bad faith. * Prince Menzikoff's couriers were stopped by the Persian Government. and he could not send the series of his dispatches till he reached Tellis. In the conference of the 6th (17th) Prince ...
... natives; and that they have been taken completely unawares and disgracefully beaten. O n the other hand, the =duct of the Persian government, since the rupture, ha ,s been cruel and treacherous in the extreme. Perhaps the following extract of a letter from ...
... that he and the families subject to him did not consent to the emigration to the other side of the Araxes, to which the Persian government wanted to compel them, and that he had fortified himself in the castle of Aslan Kale', near lake Goktcha. _ _ The Sardar ...