... Otabd U Eanthrnd. te SPAIN~ It The intelligence contained in our private letters from td If the Spanish capital is highly interesting and important. ro Our correspondent, under date of the 18th ultimo, corm. r- municates to us several notes exchanged between Mr. It Van Ness (the American Minister at Madrid) and M. e Martinez de la Rosa, for effecting an arrangement between a. the late colonies ...

... Corredpltirce _ BRIDGE OVER THE LEEDS AND LIVERPOOL CANAL. TO THE EDITOR OF THI LIVERPOOL MErFRCUJRY. Sin,--As you are the undaunted enemy of public abuses, permit me to claim a portion in your columns, influenced as I am by the twofold motive of doing justice to myself and standing as a landmark conspicuously, that no other adventurer may be shipwrecked on these treacherous quicksands. An ...

... t 1 I9fbn {bt~ ol Intrfrn'. SAWS POPULr lEX SUPBRSMA. FRIDAY, JULY 4, 183. ATROCIOUS LIBEL OF THE MORNING POST UPOWI THE LORD CHANCELLOR. Several months ago, when the Earl of Durhama threat. coed to bring to justice the proprietor of a Tory journal, in which his Lordship's character had been most scanda. lously and systematically traduced, several of the editors of the most respectable, ...

... LIVERPOOL (.%INTREE). MTING. i The second iverpool Meeting co me on Tdesday ast arid will terminate thin day. Tilla be jmnsidered by the race-going part d the public as the PriO al meeting, anrd the Wveatei having be ?? E i u st throughout the week. in pure spite, we suppose to tbe predictions of the sage Zadkiel to the contrary, we need hardly say that on each day the high road leading to ...

... 'triltnt. J VirrlimatuWv Compen - I HOUSE OF LORDS. W&dAesday, Joane 25. TheLD HA CeO.n Ing an address to his The LORD CHANCELLOR, Inte that he cou'd nal yet Id ijesty for a copy of the firat repcoit of h riia a C.-mmiss oters, whieb he euvlogized as the be-t he had ever seeoasdd thst On ?? of the advanced pB rdod of the ses- siao it his Duketould to lopiet of themtter stand over for the ...

... ?? AU men live and Judge amass Whose talents jump nut jult with his. The want of candoun, indeed we might sty common honesty, which often characterizes some of our public journalists and public men who call themselves Radicals, is extremely repulsive to all the sincere supporters of prac. tical reforms and rational liberty. We shall select one specimen of the spirit which actuates these soi ...

... . LIVERPOOL, F'RIPAy, -JLY.4 1BS4. e D ],AT . - asi FLUXA-1 -_ ,een mooreu an Altoug tie ?? st nnedvn thge and t be sur rivert eight rd tumers phle 'hich does not appear to St .conlvenience it -fodtler bsufcetyknon f ul ?? Inouhd only .e gentlemen's baths, in Batb.str~et, persotne, cand ohan c baithe in the river, from the stepS, at 5ideAtep tide.an t ate hI only when the water flowed Plettty ...

... THE REv. JONATHAN BROOKS AND THE yOLUNTARY PRINCIPL- Although the speech of our worthy Rector at the late meeting at the Sessions-house was, on the whole, tempe. rate, liberal, and conciliating, it contains one or two passages upon which we feel called upon to niimativest. He asserted that tile voluntary system in New Hampshire, in the United Slates of America, had not answered. According to ...

... 2a Zu N FI'LaaVO. a Oficial return it appears that there are 10,000 Frog? i~etiea in England. etnti, or understood that Parliament -Vill not rise this it if w3e second week in August. ?? l tsl receipts of the City of London corporation in flitesidiig a balance of £12,010. oamountedtog£165,296 1fii the ,expenditire to £79,144 lSs. Oil. 1ie f %Uoing to ace the name of Joseph Bonapirte amongst ...

... I , - The editor of the Liverpool Sfandard. adverting to a numerous Class in this country who hold the cunnexion between the Church eand the State to be unchristian and miscbievous, says,- Whilst with us the Sabbith is a day of general rest, in France the theatres are brillianily illumsnated.-the churches almost totallydeserted. Paris teems with its grandes sprelfacles and its joyousfgler, ...

... . arititir Alarmni g and Dreadful Fit c, attended with the loss of Fourteen Lives.-At lhalf.podst one o'clock on Saturday morning, the watchman discovered a fire in the third story of the Union Cotton Mill at Oldham, lately in the occupa- tion of Mr. Leigh Birch, of Manchester, but then in the employ of Messes. Garside and Maya]]. An alarm was im. lmediatelv given, and three engines were soon ...

... THE SWIMM11NG OF MIAN AND OF OTHER ANIMALS. --i ~ The following paragraph, which has lately appeared in ethe newspapers, has frequently been published before; as it is calculated to mislead, we have noticed it for the pur. pose of adding a fev words by way of' explanation. We -shall first transcribe the passage, which is as follows:- * Men are drowned by raising their arms above water, the ...