... to the household of an Officer at the Persian Court. It is needless to comment on the absurdity of supposing that the Persian Government, which is influenced by such high notions of etiquette and dignity, would have dispatOed a character of this subordinate ...

... commerce, is wholly destitute of foundation. The last accounts from Constantinople state, among other things, that the Persian Government has on a sudden c laded p e ace with ; the terms of the treaty are not let looms. American Papyri nod Letter, arrited ...

... comuYeroat arrangements,- for the benefit' of trade und intercourse - between the peninsula' of and Batavia. • 'The Persian Government has made a.fresh application at Bombay fur a supply of arms, in order to enable it to send out an expedition for pelling ...

... (fitjfit.X F.ifclWrj the Wargaretha, Hertz; iinti Pejterhoom, Soetles : the Waksant•hfiten, -.sketstrum was liherateil. Persian Government has matle a -fresh njijiiitJiti'itt at k»r siij-ply of arms, to enable it to s.-mluct c,\jic(liti ...

... the coast about Otranto is represented as very !iris, „‘notwithstunding the opposition made to it by the yessep. The Persian Government has made a fresh app. • cation ónihay for a supply of arms, in order to iA to send out an for enselling the Wahahees ...

... 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 ...

... evening of abuses in general in that Borough ratiter precedents not be 2tatende4 to upon this or 'moist. know that the Persian Government' were estiothely 1 than in -Borough' A 4 B, or C. On these grounds be casion as the Petition,vs retvestee. • desirous( ...

... Persia.hostile to the introduction of British goods.' When:residing in that conntryf he had occasion to know tht the: Persian Government were extremely desirous of having cannon and fire-. arms of the manufacture of this country ;and that the Nobles ? ...

... the population the of Bombay inferior to Calcutta He religious prejudices in of British goods— in country know that Persian government were extremely desirous of having and fire arms manufacture of country the were also desirous having never knew for ...

... prc-jiui Persia hostile the intro(luct»on Urn i-h y’ood-. Ivn residing in that country lie had i*>ion know tint the Persian Government were extremely desirous cannon aiul e-ai ms the manufacture this country; and that the nobles were also demons having ...

... the iodepenoence and liberty unexpected measure produced a very saluiaty lot your coniirrt. alarm cps the minds ot the Persian government . In remitting , to your Excelleticc this proof and was imannti.itely followed by II sensible a f Itis Royal Highness's ...

... Arab merchants, from the Gulph of Persia, stating, that overtures had actually been mado by the French Emperor to the Persian Government, respecting a passage for an army through Persia towards Hindostan. When this application was made, we are not tokl ...