... conduct of Russian troops. It is curious enough that in Yol. X. of this Correspondence is to be found a letter addressed the Persian Shah. This letter was the prelude of a treaty which brought Persia within the circle of European politics. It was written on ...

... This him into coaftict with Shah Socojah, the the mission of married oe of the Dost's sisters. totrigues which or of the Persian Shah Soojeh, of our fatal expedi- thon into as to espouse the cause of the Dost’s captare, with us, and of his recent Herat ...

... occupied the throne Constantinople, or wallowed through sullen career of slaughter in the blood-stained capital ol the Persian Shahs. The Spanish Receiver-General of Customs at Safli, on the coast of Morocco, recently died and upon mere whisper of scandalous ...