... sides the presure occasioned by the smallness of the revenue, and the difficulty experienced in its collection, the Persian government is fiurthler hampered by the indemnity which was granted to Russia at the close of the last war, and a portion of which ...

... Gardanne had repeatedly applied for per- mission to establish a French garrison in the isle - of Ormus, and that the Persian Government ob- jected to the measure, on account of the reluct- ance which the chefiians of the island had express- Aemtp the ...

... added, that amongl the causes whichl had pro- dlledl this lamntitaible departure from its sollemn engagellents by the Persian Government, was the promise of sulpport aund divorsion giveln to Persia by another Asiatic power.' This iecates exclu- si'ely ...

... increased by the arrival of Armenians, who seek refuge there from the tyranny of the Turks, and the vexations of the Persian Government. The Armenians, so curiously distinguished among Asiatic nations by their pacific temper & patient industry, are natu- ...

... tire Amela rIngate. Thle wyreck of the Alcmene was .t onl lire, to pie vent its talling into the hands of thle Tu'e Persian Government is said to have taken thle a'larmi, in come ?? of a deusiand niade by thje 0eiierai Gardaisise, tilie French Anibassador ...

... any intblli- gence had been received announcing that the chief of that province had come to an underutandinr with the Persian Government, and rejected the protection and assistance intended and offered by this countryin sending that force. Lord Melbourne ...

... sacristy hls Y been purified by an expiatory ceremony. g, All TuaRQUOisE MuIuS.-A Russian company has obtained tl from the Persian government, for a small itsisial paynientt, a the privilege of workisg ?? tmnquoise mines of Nichapour, me in tile provisece of ...

... Gardanne. fron the ea.. rital, and of a counterpart of a treaty conclu. ded by our Envoo, on the I5tl Of March, tuitli the Persian Government. Is appea,' that, iji' the execution of this importanut is'siri, Sir Harcourt fones acquitted ?? with great ability ...

... much certainty led to the ?? of, viz., the final breaking off of all communica- tion 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 ridiculous rcsolu- ...

... the Shah. This will, of course, lead to the evacuation of the Island of Katrark by our troops. We also learn that the Persian Government bad shown much cordiality to that of England; influenced, no doubt, by the successes of our arms in Afighanistan. Our ...

... Persian frontier, as well as letters re- ceived by respectable commercial houses, afford reasons for apprehending that the Persian government is determined to renew its aggressions upon the Ottoman territory. Au ex- plosion may, therefore, be looked upon as ...

... selected is Mirza Takki. This appoint- ment augurs well, as it occurred long after the events of Kerbalah were known to the Persian government, and although these events will Inevitably increase the difflcul- ties of negotiation, it is hoped that the conflicting ...