The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-15 00:00:00

VISCOUNT PALIkIE.IISTON TO MR. WNVILL.

Foreign-office, March 20, 1838.
Sta,—l inclose, for your information, a copy of a de-
spatch which I have addressed to her Majesty's Ambassa•
dors at Paris and at Vienna, directing them to apprise
Hoossein Khan, if he should arrive at either those capitals,
that, under existing circumstances, he will not be received
at this Court.—l am, &c.
(Signed) PALMERSTON.
John M‘Nvill, Esq., &e.

(Inclesure.)
VISCOUNT TALMERSTON TO EARL GRANVILLE AND 513

FREDERICK LAMB.

Foreign-office, March 20, 1938.
MY LORD, (Hitt)_.By intelligence lately received from
her Majesty's Envoy at the Court of Persia, it nppears that
certain Persian authmitios, acting, there is too much 'rea-
son to suppose, un,ler the immediate orders of the Shah,
intercepted one.of the messengers of the British Mignon
on his return from Herat to Tehran ; and having brought
him hack to the Royal Camp, took from hal'
his despatchts, and othcrwise maltreated him. For 50
outrawout a violation of the lalv•of nations, her Majesty i
Rlinist r in Persia has demanded redress ; and it will do
peed upon the course which the Shah may take in this mat"
ter, whether her Majesty's Minister will remain in Persia
or net.

Meanwhile her Majesty's Government have been ap-
prised that Hoossein Khan, who was smile time ago I,P"'
pointed by the Court of Persia to proceed to Etigland, as
Ambassador from the Shah, to congratulate her Molest,'
on her accession to the Throne, has actually set out, and
has probably' by this time made considerable progress en
his journey.
Her Majesty's Government, fully concurring in the vie'
taken by Mr. McNeill of the unjustifiable conduct of the
Persian authorities, have entirely approved of the cours°,
which Mr. MtNeill has adopted in this transaction; ant`
under these circumstances it is obvious that the Queol
cannot receive at her Majesty's Court any Ambassoder,
from the Shah, neither can her Majesty's Secretary 01
State hold any communication with such Ambassador on
any matter of business whatever, until information 5141 i
have been received that the Shah has made full reparation
for the outrage committed upon the British messenger.
I have, therefore, to instruct your Excellency to take
measures fw obtaining early intelligence of the arrival of
Hoossein Khan at Paris (Vienna), and upon being
formed of his arrival, you will immediately apprise hill) °
the deterrninatkn of her Majesty's Government not to re-
ceive him or hold any communication with him urder ex-
isting circumstances ; and you will point out to him the
mortifying position in which he would be placed, if,
stead of waiting where he is, to learn the result of this
affair in Persia, he should persist, notwithstanding this
in-
timation, in continuing his journey to England.
I am, &c.
(Signed) - PALMERSTON.
His Excellency the Earl Granville, G. C. B. &c.
His Excellency Sir Frederick Lamb, G.C.B. acc.

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No. 112, strand, at The Sun Office. No. 112,
the county of Illiddlesox.—Monday, April lb, 1839.