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... injury. Nay, more: the moment negotiations bet ween Russia and Persia nearly concluded, a sudden change the part of the Persian government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts Itself make Persia w>.ver pro mislng powerful ...
... forlre»se* aud faoionrgs. At Ihe moment when the Sarbasians were dis- banding, the popolace, exasperated against the Persian Government, had pioceeded against the Palace of Abbas Mirza, and committed Ibe great- est excesses. A Russian guard was sent there ...
... the moment when tbe negociations between Russia and Persia are nearly concloded, a sudden change on tbe part of the Persian government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts itself to make Persia waver by promising powerful ...
... the Persian Government. They announce, that the Persian Government was compelled, In of the repeated aggressions of the llusuans, to take up arras, and that, do« the above period, the Perwan had not experienced any reverses. The Persian Government solicits ...
... owing to the difficulties which, according to the Russian statement, have been thrown in the way of a settlement the Persian government. We shall very probably/, Me think, hear a very different reason assigned the Persians for the non-fulfilment the treaty ...
... elsewhere. The Petersburg!! Gazetle of tbe 4th instant, which has just arrived, is full of complaints of Ibe perfidy of the Persian Government : but Russia must employ something more effectual than complaints before she can disentangle her affairs 011 the Araxes ...
... the 20th uit, state, that accord- rs! ing to accounts from Persia, there is. still every reason to believe [athat the Persian Government liad no share in the recent massa- o cre. The conduct of Mr. Macdonald, the British convoy, is ; ispoken of in terms ...
... last night;, they contain some intelligence from Constantinople, It states that Hassim Khan, tlte Ambassador for the Persian Government, after tbe ratification of tbe last treaty of peace, bad made his public entry into the Turkish mtpttal on the 17th ...
... strangers at Teheran trembled for tbeir live*, and tbe English charge d'affiire. is said lo have pre- sented a note lo tbe Persian government, in which be, io very strong language, make* it responsible for any violence offered to hi* country men, and demand* ...