... Commenting upon this letter, in'lB36, he wrote stating . that he felt that the Government could not permit the extension the Persian Government further eastward, with a due regard to the Indian Empire of England. .Count Simonovitch was recalled, and the unhappy ...

... upon this letter, in 1836, he wrote stating that he felt that the Government could not permit the extension of the Persian Government further eastward, with a duo regard to the Indian Empire of England. Count Simonovitch was recalled, and the unhappy ...

... w, JafferKooli Khan,who headed the Coords and Turcomans, had made hie submission, and had gone to Teheran,where the Persian Government had received him with high honours. The surrender of Meched was daily expected. Sultan Moorad Mirza, uncle to the Schah ...

... days less. The Presse publishes the following letter from Teheran, but does not give the date :— The policy of the Persian Government is not changed, although the iAuence of Russia has diminished, and that of England increased. No more mention is made ...

... 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 an influence over the destinies of Asia; and, unfortunately ...

... remanded, and ordered to take up an inland .station between. Suster and Behir; until the final determination of the Persian Government shall be made known. The privateers on the, Dutch coast have been' greatly on the - alert of late. They have captured ...

... the lat.- ter are stated to have been defeated. Some representations bad been made by the French Minister to- - ,tbe Persian Government, but the answer was postponed until . the British Envoy should be consulted. A considerable number . of French frigates ...

... enterprising and ambitious temper, which led to the expedit i l against Herat; the policy by whi c h these errore the Persian Government are encouraged, is the se ° which has long exercised so powerful an influence over the destinies of Asia ; and, unf ...

... and the state of affairs in that quarter. On the return of M. Jaubert to Europe, in 1800, Meerea. Reza was sent by the Persian Government on an Ernbaisy to NA, polcon, whom he' accompanied to Tihsit, and with whom ha concluded a treaty, which was ratified' ...

... Minister' here to discuss with the British Government in this country, the matters which had been in discussion between the Persian Government and the British Minister at the Court of Teheran. Her Majesty's Government had thought it their duty to state to the ...

... this toot fling ut . the East India House, with despatches; dated the 19th of September, from the Persian Government. They announce that the Persian Government was compelled, hi consequence of the repeated aggressions of the Russians, to take up arms, and ...

... Government has resided at the port of Busheer, the Persian Government grants permission that the said resident shall reside there as heretofore, and in like manner two agents of the Persian Government shall reside, one in the capital of London, and one ...