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... writer nett alludes to certain overtures of negotiation, rendered abortive by the extravagant demands of Russia upon the Persian Government. Persia was required, it seems, to cede, not merely Erivan, but the whole course of the Araxes eastward, together with ...
... Russia. It said that two Turkish agents left here secretly, ?? Huh ami l'ltu of June, for Teheran, on a mission to t'ne Persian government. It is added, that as soon as .M. Rjbeaupierre was informed of the circumstance, he hastened to inform his curt, by ...
... increased by the arrival of Armenians, who seek refuge there from the tyranny of the Turks, and the vexations of the Persian Government. The Armenians, so curiously distinguished among Asiatic nations by their pacific temper & patient industry, are natu- ...
... cers of the Imper i a l !,egation at Teheran have been the victims. Hitherto there ni every reason to believe that the Persian Government had 4° Pert in it. Filled with consternation by this horrible ;rime, it eagerly offers the most extensive satisfaction ...
... surrendered tie Governor Khairabad. whti pardoned them. —Pj these Papers wo learn that orders had been received from the Persian Government, the Prince Governor of Sara, directing him to take measures for removing the persons from about him, who had charged ...
... 25. Mr. Wiliock arrived this morning at the Fast India House, with dispatches, dated the 19th of September,{from the Persian Government. They announce, that the PdHian Government compelled, in consequence of the repeated aggressions of the Russians, to ...
... direct.the course of a semi-barbarous power. We profess not to be sufficiently versed in the political intrigues of the Persian Government, to estimate, with accuracy, the causes assigned by Prince MENZIKOFF for its hostile proceedings towards Russia; but ...
... that news had arrived there that day that Prince Chosrew Mirza, younger son of Abbas Mirza, who is commissioned by the Persian government to bring to ours exculpatory explanations respecting the unhappy events In which our legation ,at Teheran was sacrificed ...
... re- demption iunds, which, far troma having been exhausted, was considerably increased by the sums receivd from the Persian Government. We may, therefore, look upon the protraction of the war which has recently cntoenced with. ut uneasitess; and is no ...
... the moment when the negotiations between Russia and Persia are nearly concluded, a sudden change on the part of the Persian Government checks the coarse of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts itself to make Persia waver, by promising powerful ...
... that news had arrived there that day that Prince Chosrew Mirza, younger son of Abbas Mirza, who is commissioned by the Persian Government to bring to our’s exculpatory explanation respecting the unhappy events in which our Legation at Teheran was sacrified ...
... different account from that which we inserted yesterday from Constantinople. The Petersburgh statement declares that the Persian Government had no hand in it, but that it expressed great abhorrence, and a desire to afford the fullest satisfaction. The conduct ...