... the sdjustment of difkraut.* between Turkey and Penis have once more come to s bait. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government had been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its tarn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... hie Holiness. The limier's mentions, that since the Russian Minister at Teherrus. M. de Medem, had prevailed upon the Persian Government to banish the Cat lndit missionaries, religions discord prevaikd miming the Christians et Aderbidjan. Two Nestorbut ...

... THE EAST. The Levant mail brings intelligence from Constantinople to the 17th November. The Persian Government had accepted the joint mediation of England and Russia, and the views and dispositions of the Shah continued to be most pacific. The late news ...

... with the Persian government, French ships will henceforth be received into the ports of Persia upon the footing of the most favoured nations, and the produce of the industry of France will be admitted on a duty of 5 per cent. The Persian government always ...

... any intelligence had been received, announcing tbat the chief of that province had come to an unde - standing with the Persian Government. Viscount MELBOURNE said that no intelligence to that intent had been received, but that sufficient information had ...

... the adjustment of differences between Turkey and Persia have once more come to halt. When, with much difficulty, the Persian government bad been induced to make concessions, the Porte has in its turn taken another fit of obstinacy, which neither the cudgelling ...

... force, and that if others are cowards, he is not, and will never dishonour himself in the eyes of his followers The Persian government has intimated to him that, the event of his entering the Persian territory, after firing a single snot, he will be seized ...

... PERSIA. Letters from Constantinople of the 7th instant have reached us. They state that the Persian Government, or at leut its agent, Khan, had broken faith with the French officer/engaged for the Schah's service, and who were promised the plum* British ...

... the Shah. This will, of course, lead to the evacuation of the island of Karrack by our troops. We also learn that the Persian Government had shown much cordiality to that of England, influenced, no doubt by the success of our arms in Affghanistan. Algiers ...

... , Jaffer Kooli Khan,who headed the Coords and Turcomans, had made his submission, and had gone to Teheran,where the Persian Government had received him with high honours. The surrender of Meched was daily expected. Sultan Moorad Mirza, uncle to the Schah ...

... Persia. In fact, it appears that the recent expedition of Turks against Kerbella had somewhat complicated the affair. The Persian government had forwarded a formal representation or remonstrance on the subject to the Porte. The ministers of the two mediating ...

... the renewal of our relations with Persia depended on the cession by that power of the fortress of Gouriel, which the Persian government h.ul deferred in the belief that we were no longer anxious on the subject. The British Chargdd’Affaires, who was still ...