... 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 ...

... has obtained, not only for the subadar, bat for all the men of his party ) marked honours awl reword, both from the Persian government and their own. Their exertions received adili. Ilonal importance train the scene ! oi l which they acted ) for it is ...

... nu-loth:lndy called to the subject at present. 'I hi British Itesidetits in Persia have liappik succeeded in pre‘ailirn the Persian government to decline, fur the present, into pay numerous grouper of llutiaparte's exiled 0t1 . :ce.., who liad already found their ...

... Persia to discipline the soldiers of the reigning Prince, sue in some but they were rot adequately supported by the Persian Government. Some persons at Dunk.t k are said t> have discovered and practised new species fraud. hey colour, with common indigo ...

... results of Sir Gore Oisley's embassy. While liiionaparte yet only meditated the invasion of Russia, he bad stirred up the Persian Government to attack her south ea ern frontier. Sir Gore Galley wee despatched to frustrate this intrigue, fatal to Europe, in ...

... lO o ' be se# British Officers on half pay as may vi'ish h ,cish tively employed in that country. It is r.tniatothe Persian Government; we understadi, 0 f the' d every' the modern tactics into ever bolo' military e.tablishmenta. iO3( Extract of a private ...

... of. Sir. irore Ousley's embassy. WVhile 13onaparte yet only meditated the invasion of Russia,- he had stirited up the Persian Government to attack her south- eastern frontier. Sir Gorie Osev yWas.dispatch- ed to frustrate this intriguc, atal to Europe in ...

... of Sir Gore Ousley's embassy. IYhile Bonaparte yet only meditated the the invasion of Russia, he had stirred up the Persian Government to attack her south-eastern frontier. Sir Gore Ousley was dispatched to frustrate this intrigue, fatal to Europe in ...

... the l'.;sian army such British Officers on half pay as miy wish to be actively in that country. It it the wish of the Persian Government, we understand,. to introduce the mosiern t.rcties into every hrinch of tl►eir military establish• rnents ; and the ...

... 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 ...

... results bf Sir Gore OusleY's ethbassy. While 13nonaparte yet only meditated the invasion of Russia, he had stirred up the Persian Government to attack her southeastern frontier. Sir Gore Ousley was dispatched to frustrate this intrigue, fatal to Europe in• ...

... expectitions at resent formed in Persia. Officers, Frenchmen, are again obtaining employment We enderriand, from the Persian Government ; it does not appear certain to. what party belong, but the Persians it seems. feel assured. that in the event of a ...