... Lord Aberdeen asked whether any intelligence had been received that the chief of Herat had conic understanding with the Persian Government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered him by the British Government . Lord Melbourne replied that ...

... announce a fact of some importance. The diplomatic relations between the repre- sentative of the French Republic and the Persian Government have been broken off. M. de Sartiges demanded his passports, and after having placed the French residents in Persia ...

... services at Kelat. The EARL of ABERDEEN inquired if any arrangement had been come to between the chief of Herat and the Persian Government ? VISCOUNT MELBOURNE admitted that intelligence had been received, throwing some suspicion the conduct the authorities ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the court of Teheran, hut communications which have lately received from the Persian government inspire with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will soon ...

... Pechell, M.P., and Lord Alfred Hervev. Turquoise Mines Persia—lt is srid that a Russian company has obtained from the Persian Government, for a small annual payment, the privilege of working the turquoise mines of Nicbanour, in the province of Miorassan ...

... march hack to Hindustan but a considerable force would remain Atfghanistan under (he command of British officers. The Persian government had made anxious overtures for reconciliation with Hrcatßritain. Accounts have also been received from ralcutla to the ...

... the Shah's expedition has been undertaken the instigation of Russia. The most extensive preparations were making the Persian Government to place the army on the most effective footing. TaX Czar and the Pope.— By accounts from Rome of the 2thh September ...

... after several interviews with the Scliah, failed in briuging the various questions at issue between the British and the Persian Governments to a favi urab'e settlement, bad formally broken all diplomatic inteizourse with the Schab's Ministers, and wasactually ...

... armed soldiers. Certain overtures of negotiation were rendered abortive' by the extravagant demands of Russia upon the Persian Government. IVrsia was required, it seems, to cede, not merely Erivan, but the whole Court* of! the-A raxes eastward, together ...

... Hmel M'Guarrie ca-.ne Yarmouth in the '•f-liio sloop of war, and is the bearer disfiLatrom the Emperor of Persia. T® Persian Government has appointed an •baxiiadur to Bombay, to convey to the India ■ assurances of its fiiemlship. nc- Mi‘te'i hlirza Kir ...

... the moment when the negociations between Russia and Persia are nearly concluded, a sudden change on the part of the Persian Government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts itself to make Persia waver promising powerful ...

... attending the death of the Persian Ambassador, at Bombay, are not likely to produce any misunderstanding between the Persian Government and that of Bombay. Torbay, July 8. In consequence of the French fishing-boats being seized, Government have sent two ...