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... Woolwich, the day before yesterday, for Malta, where the right hon. gentleman will proceed on his special mission to the Persian government at Teheran. . . _ DEATH OF THE EARL OF SUFFIELD.—We stated a few days since that a serious accident had befallen the ...
... the expense of this diplomatic mission. Sir John ICampbell is the diplomatic agent of the East India Cornpan v to the Persian government. Among the noblemen who dined at tbe grand political dinner given last week by the Duke of Norfolk, and also that given ...
... Rhine and Maine Gazette of the 18th instant, contains the following:— According to the last accounts from Trieste, the Persian government has offered to the Viceroy of Egypt an auxiliary force of 140,000 men to assist him in the war against the Porte. The ...
... at the moment when the negociations between Russia and Persia are nearly concluded, a sudden change the part of the Persian government checks the course of them. It soon appears that the Ottoman Porte exerts itself to make Persia waver, by promising powerful ...
... have informed the public of the just reasons which decided Gen. Paskewitsch to break off the negociations with the Persian government, and to recommence hostilities. According to later information, received here on the Bth inst. the military operations ...
... The Petersbrugh Gazette, of the 4th instant, which has just ar= rived, is full of complaints of the perfidy of the Persian Government; but Russia must employ something more effectual than complaints before she can disentangle her affairs on the Araxes ...
... fortresses and faubotirgs. 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. A Russian guard was sent there ...
... Persia; they also bear ample testimony to the ingenuous and zealous exertions of the British Residents to restrain the Persian Government in its career of folly—a tribute to the good disposition of our countrymen, which we are gratified to find repeated ...
... would be difficult to imagine a more flagrant instance of bad faith. • Prince Menzikoff's couriers were stopped by the Persian Government, and he could not send the series of his dispatches till he reached Teflis. 1. In the conference of the (17th) Prince ...