... Government has resided at Bushire, the Persian Government grants penaJaaioß that the said Resident shall reside there aa heretofore. And, in like manner, two commercial agents shsll reside on the part of the Persian Government, one in the capital of London, and ...

... the East, and obtaining the withdrawal of the British from the Island of Karak in the Persian Gulf, without which the Persian government cannot stand. ...

... Bombay the l!»th eif March, at which time British possessions in India were a state of feet peace and traiujuillity. The Persian Government has appointed bassadorto Bombay, to convey the India C assurances of its friendship. The differi which lately subsisted ...

... ratified the Shah. This will, of coarse, lead the evacuation of the Island of Karrack by our troops. We also learn that the Persian Government bad shown much cordiality to that of England; influehced. no doubt, the successes of oar arms in Afghanistan. Our c ...

... whether, since that, any intelligence had been received that the chief of Herat had come to an understanding with the Persian government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered to him by the British government?— Viscount Melbourne answered ...

... been enabled to re-establish my matic relations with the Court ol* Teheran, but which have lately received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the ditferences which occasioned a suspension i>f those relations will ...

... and Persia, and sending home ratified the Shah. This wilt, of course, lead to the evacuation the Island our troops The Persian Government had shown much cordiality to that of England; influenced, no doubt, by the successes of our arms AMiBiCA —TVperket-ship ...

... ABERDEEN asked whether any intelligence had been received that the chief Herat had come to an understanding with the Persian Government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered him the British Government ? liord MELBOURNE replied that ...

... re-establish diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian Government inspire with the confident expectation that the differdhces which occasioned a suspension of those relations will soon ...

... reestablish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which have lately received from the Persian Government inspire mc with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned suspension of those ralations will soon ...

... having, niter several interviews with the failed in bringingthe various questions at issue between the British and the Persian governments to settlement, ha*, formally brazen all diplomatic intercourse with the Schah's ministers, and was on his way to the ...

... than two hundred on board. THE EAST. —The Levant mail brings intelligence from Constantinople to the of November. The Persian Government had accepted the joint mediation of England and Russia, and the views and dispositions » f the Shah continued be msst ...