... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the court of Teheran, hut communications which have lately received from the Persian government inspire with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will soon ...

... Pechell, M.P., and Lord Alfred Hervev. Turquoise Mines Persia—lt is srid that a Russian company has obtained from the Persian Government, for a small annual payment, the privilege of working the turquoise mines of Nicbanour, in the province of Miorassan ...

... after several interviews with the Scliah, failed in briuging the various questions at issue between the British and the Persian Governments to a favi urab'e settlement, bad formally broken all diplomatic inteizourse with the Schab's Ministers, and wasactually ...

... armed soldiers. Certain overtures of negotiation were rendered abortive' by the extravagant demands of Russia upon the Persian Government. IVrsia was required, it seems, to cede, not merely Erivan, but the whole Court* of! the-A raxes eastward, together ...

... Island Karack, June, with the free consent the Arab S a-ik of Bushire, who having been turned out of that place the Persian government, probably for the favourable dvirion had shown towards the English, had retreated t > K.irack with the intention of ...

... the Last, and obtaining the withdrawal of the British from the Island of Karak in the Persian Gulf, without which the Persian government cannot Hand. The ...

... advices, who was (hen about to pro. ceed to the frontiers, to join the Crown Ptiuce. Iu short, (he whole machinery of (he Persian Government seems in a great degree under the coutroul of English agents and English influence, and with this ally we need be under ...

... of the femperortfapoleon, a'bont to married to an Italian gentleman. Lord George Bentinck has sold Gray Momus tp the Persian Government for, we believe, 1,300/. Qubkn Adelaide. —The Queen Dowager, attended by Lady Clinton, left Bushy House shortly before ...