... Friday, October 20. Mr. Morrier arrived wilh dispatched from Sir Harford .Toner, who is now on at> important Mission the Persian Government. this conveyance have received a letter from Gentleman attached the embassy, dated May 7, to the following effect ** ...

... the Persian army, su h British Olficers half-pay may wish t > actively employed in that country. It the wish of the Persian Government, we understand, introduce the modern tactics every I.ranch lln’ir military ; and tie probability .to attack the part ...

... March 10.—We learn, from undoubted authority, that the following intelligence reached the India-House yesterday :—The Persian Government are extremely dissatisfied with the British, in consequence of their non-observance of some of the conditions of existing ...

... Tiflis, when that officer arrived at the camp of the Sardar of Erivan. • Prince Menzikoff’s courieis were stopped by the Persian Government, aud he could not send the series ot bi»dispatches till reached Tiflis. ) In the oonference of the sth (17th), Prince ...

... arrived this morning at the East India House, with dispatches, dated the 18th of September, from the Persian Government. They announce, Sat the Persian Government was compelled, in consequence of the rejieated aggressions of the Russians, to take up arms, and ...

... ser> vice of the Emperor, and to inform him that there were at Kolpi, 500 chetwerts wheat and barley belonging to the Persian Government. They also proposed to sell him four hundred chetwerts of wheat, and some hundred heed of cattle. In consequence of ...

... the fortresses and faubourgs. At the moment when the Sarbasians were disbanding, the populace, exasperated against the Persian Government, had proceeded against the Palace of Abbas Mirza, and committed the greatest excesses. Russian guard was sent there ...

... s should a;ain to fintih the nlutsry w..rk winch had been checked by the ••ffccts a policy, the danger of which the Persian Government seem ...

... the moment when the negotiations between Russia and Persia are nearly concluded, a sudden change on the part of the Persian Government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts itself make Persia waver by promising power ...

... acquire daily fresh importance. We it now stated that Russian intrigue had been eery successfully exercised o»er the Persian government until the death of Abbas Miras, the heir apparent of the late Schah, which event caused a sudden check it. But, if these ...

... eminent and efficient services of that officer while assistant to the Persian mission, and subsequently envoy to the Persian Government Sir C. Forbes supported the motion, which was put and carried unanimously. After other business had been gone through ...

... civilised inhabitants, its cities, its scholars, and its poets, bow sweetly will such names sound in American verse! The Persian Government (says The Angtburg Gazette) lias begun to follow the example of the Sultan, and to publish a State Gazette, which not ...