... seems inevitable $ but ihe writer of the letter referred anticipates from hostilities neither honour nor advantage to Persian Government. appears that small portion of intrigue has been mixed up with the bold attemptSultania, July —By the last Tartar gave ...

... hostile proceeding sprung from ilupretla:orv habits of some lawless chieftain, setting at fiance the authority of the Persian Government, adverts, with equal astonishment and regret, to the fact, that it is Persia herself who has drawn the sword, and that ...

... hostile proceeding sprung trom the predatory habits of some lawless chieftain, setting at defiance tho authority of tbe Persian Government, adverts, with equal astonishment and regret, the fact, that it Persia herself who has drawn the sword, and that her ...

... hour this morning Mr. Willock, late resi- i at' the Court of Persia, arrived at the India l it[l dispatches from the Persian Government, nt 19- They state that the King Persia was ifr ' in consequence of the repeated aggressions of if-sian Government ...

... Saturday morning, Mr. WilkMk, late resident at the Conrt of Persia, arrived at the India Home with dispatches from the Persian Government, dated September !!»• They state that the King of Persia was compelled, WOSaqueace of the repeated aggressions of the ...

... Mr. Willock arrived on Saturday the East India House, with dispatches, dated lifth September. They announce, that the Persian Government was compelled, in consequence of the repeated aggressions of the Russians, to take arms ; and solicit the friendly mediation ...

... about to proceed to the frontiers to join the Crown Prince; and it is equally notorious, that the whole machinery of the Persian Government is put in motion, immediately or remotely, by English agents and by English influence. It may be remarked, too, that ...

... Russia ? It is whispered at Constantinople, tbat the I'orte has dispatched agents to Teheran, upon a mission to the Persian: Government. It is conjectured that relates to an offensive and defensive alliance between Turkey and Persia. On another hand, it ...

... Russians. It seems that the extravagant demands of Russia have set aside all attempts at negociation. It required the Persian government to cede, not only Erivan, but the whole course of the Araxes eastward, together with the two provinces of Mugauu and ...

... baffling them. It seems that the extravagant demands of Russia have set aside attempts at negotiation. It required the Persian government to cede, not only but the whole course the At'axes eastward, together with the two provinces and Zulish, the west shore ...

... citadel, and had encamped his troops between the and the suburbs, the populace exasperated we are told, against the Persian Government, had proceeded against the palace of Abbas Mirza, and committed the greatest excesses.** A Russian guard was immediately ...

... and had encamped his troops between the fortresses and the suburbs, the populace “exasperated” are told, against the Persian Government, bad proceeded against the palace of Abbas Mirza, and committed the great est excesses.” A Russian guard was immediately ...