... (Signed; Morpeth. Lieutenant-General Right Hon. Sir Edward Blakcney, K. C. 13.| See. &c. Persia—New Stale Gazette —The Persian government has imitated the Porte, ami established Stale Gazette. It made its appearance in May last, and is published monthly ...

... remaining dry and fit for food until the end of February, in ordinary times. A Russian company has obtained, from the Persian Government, for small annual payment, the privilege of working the turquoise mines of Nichapour, in the Pro* vines of Khorassao ...

... the fortresses and faubourgs. At the moment when the Sarbasians were disbanding, the populace, exasperated against the Persian Government, had proceeded against the Palace of Abbas Mirza, and committed the greatest excesses. Russian guard was sent there ...

... n was driven out, when tiic rioters retired at leisure. The Right Hon. Sir Henry Ellis the new Special Envoy to the Persian Government, will take his passage in three weeks on hoard the Phitu, Government steam-vessel, now fitting out at Woolwich. The ...

... commercial agents are to reside, on the part of the Persia n Government, one in London, and one in the port of Bombay. The Persian Government further grants permission that a Resident be at Bushire, as heretofore. INDIA. The following account of the proceedings ...

... Persian Gulf, and which tho Imaum and those chiefs havo prohibited. 1 havo accordingly to instruct you again to press the Persian Government in the most earnest manner prohibit their subjects flag from being employed in cruel practice of transporting natives ...

... would appear even that the recent expedition of the Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded a formal representation or remonstrance the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating powers ...

... the Persian army, su h British Olficers half-pay may wish t > actively employed in that country. It the wish of the Persian Government, we understand, introduce the modern tactics every I.ranch lln’ir military ; and tie probability .to attack the part ...

... operations in different mill* and factories that have been shut lor some lime past. Dundee Courier. Tub Pansa pßaaia.—The Persian Government («ay* the Awid.arqh Gazelle) hat begun to follow the example the lan, and publish a state gazette, which i* not, like ...

... services at Kelat. The Earl of ABERDEEN inquired if any arrangement had been come to between the chief of Herat and the Persian Government ? Viscount MELBOURNE admitted that intelligence had been received, throwing some suspicion on the conduct of the authorities ...

... announce, that the Persian Government was compelled, in consequence the repealed aggressions of the Russians, to take up arms, and that down to the above period, the Persian troops bad not experienced any reverses. The Persian Government solicits the friendly ...

... who speak, write, or print evil against me, without being able to prove it.” Russia has obtained permission from the Persian government to throw a bridge over the Araxes.— This river is on the boundary of Persia, near Tehe- ran, and falls into the Caspian ...