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... Shah. This will, of course, lead to the evacuation of the Island of Kiarraek by our troops. We also learn' that the Persian government had shown much cordiality to that of England; influenced, no doubt, by the successes of our arms in Alfghanistan. Our ...
... against Bagdad, have been tempo, rally dismissed to their homes, and vigorous measures ares now being adopted by the Persian government to put a stop :to border hostilities, and among other means of persuasion torture and mutilation have been resorted ...
... already r exists between Trieste and Venice. r There is no news from Madrid or Bayonne. a PERSIA-NEW STATE GAZETTF,. The Persian government has imitated the Porte, and es- tablished a State Gazette. It made its appearance in May r last, and is published monthly ...
... would appear even that the recent expedition of the Turks against Kerbella bad somewhat complicated the affair. the Persian - government had forwarded a formal representation or re- nionstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...
... ENGLAND.-The Paris Preese publishes the following letter from Teheran, but does not give the date:-' 'Thepolicy ofthe Persian government is not changed, although the influence of Russia has diminished, and that of England increased. No more mention is made ...
... state, that a Persian tribe, residing on the frontiers, had murdered its chief, and committednuume. rous excesses. The Persian government sent an armed torce, with several guns, to punish the offenders. The tribe has taken refuge within the Turkish territories ...
... evacuating the fortress of Gourian, according to the arrangement with the British government. What we demanded of the Persian government was a complete apology, that apology l we had received; it had been laid before the house, and we ought to-be satisfied ...
... compelled, by the re- Is fissal of his just demands, and by a systematic course of e disrespect adopted towards him by the Persian government, I, to quit the court of the Shal, and to make a lepublic declara- L t on of the cessation of all intercourse between ...