... alarin by the cncatn of the Schahi army uopi) tieraL A ?? explanation of this circumsatice having been refused by the Persian Government, MIr Ellis has thought it niecessary to protest solemnly against this measure. The reason alleged for this extraordinary ...

... enterprising and ambitious temper which led to the expedition against Herat; the policy by which these errors of the Persian government are encouraged is the same which has long exercised so powerful au influence over the destinies of Asia; and, unfortunately ...

... Government, were distinctly disavowed and condemned; Subsequently Shah Kamran was prevailed upon to make propositions to the Persian Government, one of-which stipulated that there should te a cessation of war, and of. marauding, and that the capture and sale of ...

... Sultauia, he found that war was resolved upon. W~e annex his dispatches. Prince Men- ?? couriers were stopped by the Persian government, and he could not send the series of his dispatches till he reachc& Tiflis:-. Smltania, July 3, (lo.)-The principal ...

... with the Persian government, French ships will henceforth be received mto the ports of Persia upon the footing of the most favoured nations, and the produce of the industry of ;France will be admitted on a duty of 5 per cent. The Persian government always ...

... treaty be- tween Engrland and Persia, and that it would be sent home ratified by the Schah. It is also said that the Persian Government has shown much cordiality towards that of England, influenced no doubt by the successes of tile British arms in Affghanistan ...

... nightly burglaries which had so long carried terror into every Athenian power. A Russian company has obtained from the Persian government, for asamsU annual payment, the pri- vilege of working the turqnoise mines of Nichapour, in the province of Khorassan ...

... thousand cam, I-loads of provisions. As Briishinfuit- ence is again in the Ascendant at 1'eherai, Ithe present seat of Persian government] we presume that the Shah will be required, as one of the preliminaries of reconcilia- tion, to sascrilhe this new ally ...

... the Moscow Gazette threat- ens to dictate at Calcutta the next peace with England, and Russia never ceases to urge the Persian government to accept from it, free of all cost, officersto discipline its troops, and arms and artillery for its soldiers, at the ...

... own produce. The Uzcivers mentions, that since the Russian minister at Teheran, M. de Medem, had prevailed upon the Persian government to banish the catholic mis- sionaries, religious discord prevailed amon- the chris- tians of Aderbidjan. Two Nestorian ...

... fortresses and suhiurbs. At the imomenit when the Narbasians were disbanding, the. populace, eIAsI-I perated against the Persian government, had proceeded against the palace of Abbas i51irza, and committed the great- est excesses. A Russian guard was sent ...

... suilicient force to engage is actively hostila measures, nor could they in that position be dislodged by any means the Persian Government could employ against their. Indeed it has all along been assumed by the Indian Government (which circumstances occurring ...