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... privileges of C'oaeui-Oeooral. In like manner, two commercial agents reside, the part of Abe Persian Government, one in and one In the port Bombay. The Persian Government farther grants that Resident of the British Government shall reside heretofore. ...
... 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 ...
... general condition of the Persian troops, and the military resources the empire. great source anxiety aud annoyance to the Persian Government for some time past, has been the frequent inroads of the Toorkomans, inhabiting the borders of the Caspian. It was ...
... actually on his way to the Turkish frontiers. The British merchants were preparing to leave the country, in case the Persian government should take no steps to induce the ambassador to return : Constantinople, Jan. 7. — A messenger from Persia arrived ...
... 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 ...
... compelled, by the refusal of his just demands, and by a systematic course of disrespect adopted towards him by' the Persian Government, to quit the court of theSchah, ar.d to make a public declaration! of tho cessation of all intercourse between the t*vo ...
... for certain injuries, but that bad not yet been acceded to thefull amount required. He had, however, received from the Persian government a surances, that if they did not give all, they would come to such terms as might be accepted by ber Majesty's govern- ...
... re-establish my dj»!omatie relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian government inspire me with the confident expectation that tha differences which occa- sioned s suspension of tlio3e relations will ...