... wheresoever heappears. Upwards ot 5.000 Persian civilians have been massacred in different places, and the position of the Persian government, as well in financial as in an administrative point ol view, is truly desperate ; trade is irretrievably ruined, and ...

... any intelligence had been received, announcing tbat the chief of that province had come to an unde - standing with the Persian Government. Viscount MELBOURNE said that no intelligence to that intent had been received, but that sufficient information had ...

... the adjustment of differences between Turkey and Persia have once more come to halt. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government bad been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its turn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... who proposes to relinquish his Indian command and to return to Europe, was to visit the Governor General at Simla. The Persian Government had made anxious overtures for a reconciliation with Great Britain. The affairs of the China Trade remained pretty much ...

... force, and that if others are cowards, he is not, and will never dishonour himself in the eyes of his followers The Persian government has intimated to him that, the event of his entering the Persian territory, after firing a single snot, he will be seized ...

... Shah’s expedition has been undertaken at the instigation of Russia. The most extensive preparations were making by the Persian Government to plic*. the army on the most effec ive footing. The French Embassy which has gone out to Persia will be especially ...

... wheresoever he appears. Upwards 5.000 Persian civilians have been massacred in different places, and the position of the Persian government, as well iu a financial as in au administrative point of view, is truly desperate ; trade is irretrievably rdiued, and ...

... PERSIA. Letters from Constantinople of the 7th instant have reached us. They state that the Persian Government, or at leut its agent, Khan, had broken faith with the French officer/engaged for the Schah's service, and who were promised the plum* British ...

... communications which might receive from the Persian government, and trans- L them the EeglUh Therefore the charge d'affaires a position in «hich he would be enabled to carry any communications with the Persian government, ...

... of going to Gourain, and reporting to the Embassy the actual state of the matter. Some hesitation had taken place the Persian Government with respect to the evacuation of the fortress, founded on opinion that the British Government were no longer anx'ous ...

... Consul Genera), la like maeoer, two commercial agents are to reside, oo (be part (be Persian Government, one in London, and one ia port of Bombay. The Persian Government forber grants permission that a Resident of Britieb Government shall reaide Buabire ...

... actually onf his way to the Tunlkish frontls. e The British mer. chants weroeprepating to leave the eduntry, iD cusethe Persian government sholid take no step3 to induce the airmbassador-to return:- CONSTANTINOPrL,;. J.ix, 7.-A messenger from Persia ar- rived ...