... that the renewal our relations with Persia depended on the cession by ibat |>ower of the fortress Gourial, which the Persian government bad deferred the belief that we were longer anxious on the subject. The British Charge d’ \ffairea. who was still at ...

... Persian army such British officers half-pay as may wish to be actively employed in that country. Jt is the wish of the Persian Government, we understand, introduce the modern tactics into every branch of their military establishments ; and the probability ...

... since that affair, any in had been received announcing thin th** chief that province ha.l c ...

... the coast about is represented as very 'brisk* hotwifh' standing the opposition made to it by the British vessels. The Persian Government has made fresh plication at Bombay for a supply of arms, in or. dor enable to send out an expedition for expelling the ...

... not in sufficient force to engage in actively hostile measures, nor they in that position he dislodged any means the Persian Government could employ against them. Indeed has all along been assumed by the Indian Government,which circumstances occurring ...

... Mr. M‘Neil having several interviews Schah, failed in bringing the various questions at issue bet dwich, British and Persian governments to a favourable settlen hed on pletely formally broken off all diplomatic intercourse with the ministers, and was actually ...

... re-establish diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, hut communications which have lately received from the Persian Government inspireme with the confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will ...

... baffling mem. It seems that the extravagant demands of Russia have set aside all attempts at negociation. required the Persian Government to cede, not Lnvan but the whole course of the Araxes eastward, together with the two provinces Ma- and Zulish, on the ...

... moment when the • negotiations between Russia and Persia are nearly concluded, a sudden change on. the part' of the.Persian Government checks the course them. soon appears that the . Ottoman Porte exerts itseif to make Persia waver, proftnising powerful ...

... was then about proceed to the frontiers join the Crown Prince; and it equally notorious, that the whole machinery of the Persian Govern - ment put in motion, immediately or remotely, English agents and English influence. remarked, too, that within a very ...

... ministers already possessed information which would them to contradict the reports which had been circul: Turkish and Persian Governments had recently led to acts excesses committed by our troops when retiring frot of hostility ; but as each of these States ...