... which might receive from the Persian government, and transmit them the English government. Therefore the Charge d'Affaires was in a position in which would be enabled carry on any communications with the Persian government, with view to the adjustment ...

... mutually. the Ist Article, it provided, dial neither Power shall interfere die internal affairs of the other; that * the Persian Government shall in nowise intermeddle in die districts Bagdad and Curdistan, nor assume any sort of authority over the present ...

... an unfounded ru- We more than once took occafion to notice the relations that we were convinced exifted, between the Persian Government and the French Emperor ; feveral months fince ...

... certainty led to the anticipation of, via., 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, bis former ridiculous resolution ...

... suppress the court of Shiraz. It appears that he is possessed c one middling-sized bungalow with about fifty men, y Persian government have not a vessel to send agains! Tle is accordingly inflicting considerable injury on the of the port. The Sir Robert ...

... present relations with Persia. Our amicable relations with the Persian government had now been interrupted for three years. He wished to know whether we had received from the Persian government ample satisfaction for the insult which bad been offered our ...

... Russian intrigues, and that a peace for 30 years had been agreed to, and that, in the meanwhile, Russia was assist the Persian Government to overcome all its enemies and opponents in Central Asia. This treaty represented as being one of total surrender the ...

... now sub'..! fact tint English authorities at n.> the Persian Gulf cannot be doubted, hut it pr. luMy the rctjueU the Persian Government, which -• ance to suppress the insurrectionary spirit which k. • shown itself all parts of the empire. If tn* have arrived ...

... has been compelled, the refusal of his just demands, and by systematic course of disrespect adopted towards him the Persian Government, to quit the court of the Shah, and make a public declaration of the aeasstion all intercourse between the two Government* ...

... and satisfactorily adjusted. The right bon. baronet and the houte were aware that they had made certain demands the Persian government for redress of certain wrongs for which they considered thermc'ves entitled reparation Many of the complaints consisted ...

... them. Treaty of Buchzresi, seemed to | be alr eady settled—a ger eral his Le ship’s son, serted ty return | part of the Persian Government ech insurrection in tae More, and the hostile javasion of the he yacht is not ex 4 te further ul 1t soon that the Porte ...