... certainty led to the anticipation of, viz., the final breaking off of all communication between our ambassador and the Persian government. The obstinacy with which the Shah had again taken up, and seemed determined to adhere to, his former riiculous resolution ...

... 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 ...

... the Persian government, knd by the continual e rivvences occasioned to it by the de- predations of Inwless tribes, we have, on the other hand, never hesitated to ?? as unseasonable and hazardous, any military expedition which the Persian government might ...

... -Letters received at Constanti- nople from Persia state that all communication between our Ambassador (Mr. M'Neill) and the Persian Government had been broken off, in con- sequence of the Shah expressing his determination to continue to prosecute the siege of ...

... 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 ...

... that news had arrived there that day, that Prince Cbosrerw Mirz, younger son of Abbas Mirza, who is commissioned by the Persian Government to bring to ours exculpatory ?? respecting the unhappy events in which our Legation at Teheran was sacrificed, had passed ...

... territory obtains by tb j Treaty, offers all debirable security for the maintenance Of cor pacific relations with the Persian Government. We shall shortly he able to communicate to the public Ri the clauses of this important Treaty. RESCRIPT OF HIS MAJESTY ...

... suipposed to fetch' the head'of the Paseha of 8cutari. The following intelligence has been received at the ITd h flonse The Persian Government are extremely dissatisfied with the Britisfi, in consequence of their non- observance of some of the conditions of existing ...

... peace. It is distinctly added, that among the causes hi which bad produced this departure from its engagements u by the Persian Government, was the promise of support 01 'he and diversion given to Persia by another Asiatic power. tI This relates exclusively ...

... EAST.-The Rhine Gazetteofthe 18th ult. s contains the following:- According to the last cc- counts from Trieste, the Persian government has offered t t to the Viceroy of Egypt an auxiliary force of 140,000 s men to assist him in the war against the Porte ...

... Turkish agents set out on tbe night between the 18th and 19th June, to go to Teheran, to perform a mission with the Persian Government. It is also added, that M. de Ribeaupierre, as soon as informed of the circumstance, hastened to inform his Court of ...

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