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... 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 ...
... re-establish dlplotnatlc relations with the Court of Teheran, but commanicatloas which I have lately received from ike Persian Government Inspire with the cooSdent expectation that the difference, occasioned suspension of those editions will toou be taU ...
... and Russia, which, coming to us coincidently with the intelligence the withdrawal of Mr. M'Niel from the seat of the Persian Government, would far towards removing doubts upon the views of Russia. The same paper contains alleged letters from Constantinople ...
... touching the Persian siege of Herat, his political and religious interests being in direct opposition to those of the Persian Government. The distance of Khivah from Herat is about English geographical miles. The author proceeds to give an account of the ...
... 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 ...
... who proposes to relinquish his Indian command and return to Europe, was to visit the Governor-General at Simla. The Persian Government had made anxious overtures for reconciliation with Great Britain. The affairs of the China trade remained pretty much ...
... tutting that the Persian government veic compelled, in consequence of the repealed ag. gresaions of the Atealaht, taka up aftna; and that, down to the above period, the Persian troops had not experienced any rcveraes. The Persian government tellciu the friendly ...
... privileges of L 0 General. like manner, two commercial agents j reside, on the part of the Persian Government, one in 1 t and one in the port of Bombay. The Persian Govern* further grants permission that resident of the ** Government shali reside at Bushire ...
... had also been induced to abandon the slave trade. Persia Colonel Shiel had laboured with great assiduity to induce the Persian Government to follow the example of the Sultan of Turkey and the Imaum of Muscat; and notwithstanding the ungenerous argument of ...
... decreed their restoration, with repayment of the dividends received upon them. Russia has obtained permission trom the Persian Government to throw a bridge over the Araxes. This river, on the boundary Persia, near leheran, falls into the Caspian. The bridge ...
... devoured raw—the stalks of the potatoes are cut down, and boiled and eaten the field. In virtue of a convention with the Persian Government, French ships will henceforth be received into the ports of Persia upon the footing of the favoured nations, and the ...