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

... of the tw Fast, snd obtaining the withdrawal of the British from the lof Xarak inthe Persian Galf, without which the Persian government cannot stand. ...

... 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, ...

... communications which might receive from the Persian government, and trans- L them the EeglUh Therefore the charge d'affaires a position in «hich he would be enabled to carry any communications with the Persian government, ...

... long (lending between this country and Russia, as to the designs the latter the secret encouragement afforded to the Persian Government, most now be decided by the sword. Tbs step taken by the Governor in this instance appeals to have been rendered altogether ...

... hut *ail too notch eettainty P.l to .11e anticipation of—the final breaking off o f between Our ainbasoador end the Persian Government. Tue obstinacy it's whirls the Shah had taken no, and seemed determined to to, his former ridiculous resolut of costuming ...

... acquire daily freah importance. find it now stated that Russian intrigue had been wry successfully exercised over the Persian Government until llie death of Abba* Mirsa, the heir apparent of the late Schah, which event caused sudden check to if. But, if ...

... had confided t>* him—that moment did his royal highness consent have his name placed the head of the association. The Persian government has begun follow the example of the Multan, d publish a state gazette, which is not, like the Moniteur Ottoman, destined ...

... be might receive from the Persian government, and transmit them to the English governmrnt. Therefore the Charge d’Affaire# was in position in which ha would enabled to carry on any. communications with the Persian Government, with view to tbs adjustment ...

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

... Tartarus government at.am vessel. Commander James, WooUieh, for Malta, the rig.i' lion. will proceed on his special oursion Persian government at Teheran. Mr. was nominated this mission Lord (slhoburough. ...