... Russians, appears to generally disbelieved in city. Such Hep is one not likely to taken, unless at the solicitation of the Persian Government, in case of an insurrection in the country itself. Should such an ap. plication, however, happen at any time to made ...

... to gener- ' ally disbelieved in the city. Such step is one not likely to be taken, unless at the solicitation of the Persian Government, in case of an insurrection in the country itself. Should such an application, however, happen at any lime to made, ...

... Khain, from whe Ice he was escartei, by order of the Persian government, to Jowein, ou the road to Kandahar. I find that this person was furnished with letters of recommendation from the Persian government to the several chiefs in Affghanistan, with whom ...

... which he might tecoive from the Persian government, and transmit them tho English government. Therefore the Charge d'Affaires was position in which he would be enabled to carry any communications with the Persian government, with a view to the adjustment ...

... certainty led to the anticipation of, viz., the final breaking off of all communication between our ambassador and the Persian government. The obstinacy with which the Schah had again taken up, ard seemed determined to adhere to, his former ridiculous resolution ...

... certainty led to the anticipation of, viz., the final breaking off of all communication between our ambassador and the Persian government. The obstinacy with which the Schah had again taken up, and seemed determined to adhere to, his former ridiculous resolution ...

... English mini,ter rhall be satisfied of its being duly arp to the purpese for whin's it is assigned. Art. 5. Should the Persian government wish to introduce European discipline among their troops, they are at libel - y to employ European officers for that ...

... certainty led to the anticipation of, viz., the final breaking off of all communi,attion between our ambassador and the Persian government. The obstinacy with which the Schah had again taken up, ar.d seemed determined to adhere to, his former ri. diculous ...

... PERSIA. The Persian Government has imitated the Porte, and established a State Gazette. It made its appearance in May last, and is published monthly. It is lithographed upon a large folio sheet; has no general title, but is ornamented at the top with ...

... PERSIA. The Persian Government has imitated the Porte, and established a State Gazette. It made its appearance in May last, and is published monthly. It is lithographed upon a large folio sheet; has no general title, but is ornamented at the top with ...

... of Motility and Rebellion, take refuge in the British 1) - ions, the English Government shall, on Intimation from the Persian Government, turn him out of their Country, or, if he refuse to leave it, shall seize and send him to Persia. Previously to the ...

... after several interviews with the Seliah, failed in bringing the various questions at issue between the British and the Persian governments to favourable settlement, had formally broken oil’all diplomatic intercourse with the Schah’s ministers, and was actually ...