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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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• ...
... Atah merchants, from ilieGnlph.it feisis,] staling, that ovetlurej had actually been made by the French Emperor the Persian Government, respecting a passage for army through Persia towards Hindustan. When this application was mat e, are not told; hut ...
... 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 ...
... t h zit Ibi3, and October, in the year after the law e ~ . , , may interfere in the affairs of Persia, and that the Persian \ Government may be strengiltenecl by the support of the most high Court of Russia. If, however, disputes should ac.cord L iits: ...
... tetters Arab merchants, from the Persia, staling, that overtures had actually liccn made by the French Emperor to the Persian Government, respecting postage tor air army through Persia towards nindostan.’'—Wheu this mipiioitiou was made, arte dot told; ...
... 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 ...
... (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 ...
... Arab merchants, from the . Gulpli Of Persia, statik, that ovcrtures had actually made by the French Emperor to • the Persian Government', respecting the passage for an army through Persia. towards Hindoitan. When this 'application was made, we ,are not ...
... 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( ...