... the sdjustment of difkraut.* between Turkey and Penis have once more come to s bait. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government had been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its tarn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... after several interviews with the Seliah, failed in bringing the various questions at issue between the British and the Persian governments to favourable settlement, had formally broken oil’all diplomatic intercourse with the Schah’s ministers, and was actually ...

... have informed the public of the just reasons which decided General Paskewitsch to break off the negociations with the Persian Government, and to re-commence hostilities. According to later information received here on the Bth inst. the military operations ...

... Russia, therefore, mist naturally desire that the Persian na•foo should be prosperous and cenlente6 ; and that the Persian government should abstain from all external aggression ; should dirtct its atteo , ion exclusi,ely 0 iipursuits ternal improvemtnt ...

... leave of absence. as his mission was merely suspended in consequence of a misunderstanding be tween the British and Persian government. Stunt other questions were put to the noble lutd on the subject of events in Persia and of some on the coast of Africa ...

... THE EAST. The Levant mail brings intelligence from Constantinople to the )7th November. Tbe Persian government bad accepted the joint mediation of England and Russia, and the views and disposition of the Shah continued to most pacific. The late newt from ...

... hie Holiness. The limier's mentions, that since the Russian Minister at Teherrus. M. de Medem, had prevailed upon the Persian Government to banish the Cat lndit missionaries, religions discord prevaikd miming the Christians et Aderbidjan. Two Nestorbut ...

... THE EAST. The Levant mail brings intelligence from Constantinople to the 17th November. The Persian Government had accepted the joint mediation of England and Russia, and the views and dispositions of the Shah continued to be most pacific. The late news ...

... with the Persian government, French ships will henceforth be received into 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 ...

... as to induce them to prepare themseiven for retiring into Turkey.7shouid. in the mean time, no steps be taken by the Persian Government to prevent Mr. M'Neil frern pursuing his journey to Constantinople. According to a report in circulation both at Teheran ...

... several- interviews with the Sant), failed in bringing the various questions at issue between the - British and the Persian Governments to a favourable settlement, had formally broken all diplomatici intercourse with the 6chah's Ministers, and ‘as'actUally ...

... that is to collude the secret treaty between Russia and Persia, of which the following are the stipulations :—lst. The Persian government engages with the cabinet of St. Petersbugh to surrender all the Russian deserters from the Traos-Caucasian army, with ...