... whether, since that, any intelligence had been received that the chief of Herat had come to an understanding with the Persian government, and had rejected the protection and assistance proffered to him by the British government?— Viscount Melbourne answered ...

... ntcrferc with it than they had to interfere with our Internal affair*. The British minister Persia had stated to the Persian government that Turkey had made it unlawful to Import Afriean slaves, and &ad made that ground for demanding the fulfilment of ...

... that the renewal of our relations with Persia depended on the cession that Power of the fortress Gourial, which the Persian government had deferred in the belief that we were no longer anxious on the subject inquiries from Captain Polhill and Mr. Walter ...

... would appear even that the recent expedition of the Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded formal representation or remonstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...

... and leave to the authors of a war which would then become inevitable all the responsibility of such a calamity. The Persian Government has at length acceded to the demands of England, and a settlement of affairs between the two countries is now certain ...

... also been induced to abandon the slave trade. In Persia Colonel Shiel bad laboured with great assiduity to induce the Persian government to follow the example of the Sultan of 1 urkey and the imanm of Muscat; and he had now to inform the House that the ...

... francs and farna.-la * sbi wi l| potatoes from the provinces ol the Rhine and We*t . „ , , said overseers, with the Persian government, Fnoe« p* ii, y interdicted; and the same application A „ tliero ,e .:, hare sent m their claims, henceforth receivad ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court ot leheruu, bnt communicationswhich have lately received from the Persian government inspire w,th confident expectation that the differences which occasioned a suspension of those relations will soon be ...

... re-establish my diplomatic relations with the Court of Teheran, but communications which I have lately received from the Persian Government inspire me with the confident expectation that the differences which occa- sioned a suspension of those relations will ...

... answer tosome questions from Mr. Maclean relating to Persia, Viscount PALMERSTON said, that what we demanded of the Persian government was a com lete apology ; that apology we had received ; it had been laid be fore the house, and we ought to be satisfied ...

... any intelligence had becn received announcing that the chief of that province had come to an understanding with the Persian Government, and rejected the protection and assistance intended and offered by this country in ssading that force. Lord MELBOURNE ...