... advisable, there is little to oppose it. - - —amv•-• The succer.ful advance of the Russian Army, towards the seat of the Persian Government, together with the extreme apathy, displayed by latter, in not checking the approach of so powerful an Enemy ; are incidents ...

... expectitions at resent formed in Persia. Officers, Frenchmen, are again obtaining employment We enderriand, from the Persian Government ; it does not appear certain to. what party belong, but the Persians it seems. feel assured. that in the event of a ...

... atnduct has obtained, not only for the sobisdar, but for ell die of his party, marked honours and rewards. both from the Persian government and their own. Tnelf exertions received additional invortanco from the on wiitch they acted, for it is not - gal to ...

... Russia. It is w ltispered at Constantinople that the Porte Iris despatched agents to Teheran, with a mission to the Persian Government. It is supposed that ass offeit.ive anti defensive alliance has been projected between Tuikey and Persia. On the other ...

... the iodepenoence and liberty unexpected measure produced a very saluiaty lot your coniirrt. alarm cps the minds ot the Persian government . In remitting , to your Excelleticc this proof and was imannti.itely followed by II sensible a f Itis Royal Highness's ...