... PogTf C.RIPT. By letters from Madrid of the 21st ult. contained in the Paris Papers, we are happy to learn that the. Eng- lish Minister at Madrid, Mr. Villiers, has engaged in the benevolent task of endeavouring to put an end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Colonel Caradoc is about to leave Madrid for the head quarters of Zutinalacarrenguy, in order to induce hinm to return to ...

... ?? of toje VilDfit 1oltnlal.. THE THIMBLE 111G ADMINISTRATION, It is arnisilng to Obtserve tile Iburstimi rage or wile servile ?? if tihe 1XnijtiitY, ws-ieilevor 011 sins, is ziiaielo i the speeil il 1'i Mr. tanle)~ ou Friday light, We desire lit) better Ifollliiif its ?? ?? t11a1] ?? Sulrelll iif alilgry ep~ithets 131111ihkl 51 1k 111050 poir creatures ?? it, ill 01033) plalter Li I llere ...

... Awriculture. is ,afazouature. is l-T5VtntOES5 SHEEPl ANti WOOL NMAORtS.-We anticipated last sneak anl advance of'prices atcour market, anai we ace happy to say this result has been realized. On cool tisa risehas hers shboot Is. jar ?? prices; air tire value of weddriarhelres is little asleoce, hict ewes andilamrbs hare risect consisloricaly. Tire markcet wvas etaphiatically what is termed a ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT._On Wednesday evening, aboutseven o'clock, a Vlicelvan, named John Boyd, was drowned, while hathVI& in the vicinity of the Point-fields. He had, ?? to come out of the water, got into a place as ere the bottom was very soft, on feeling which, he made an effort to regain a firmer footing, but, 'by so doing, sunk so deep that he was unable to extricate himself; arid, be- ...

... OPELA7ND, (.17,1 was chalgedI witlhiraing on ithe 2(th 11 ofjull las, itc~ilngrear ttlchrotsid, Commeittedl o rape upoa ?? LI Sevvell;, a volool wremall oboat torsoty yeers of ae mme 0 ?? ippearel for ithe proiteCutilon, arld M~r. CCeTraTltr;IiA .5 for rse IarLuoer.-Citi;y. lils Liorsipi~t ?? pat1ssing OsinteCeC. CIItSOP111 BELL, 140, tss nliarert wvith the nuloilaeighter of Johns Ossaitlil or ...

... LATEST INTELLI r 1j X c n (il LOul Pll r vivr l: cotm:l l;,l>0x,l~l TnF. Mrrs~-1S Iy.-Tlie sub!jecu ?? t;:ls :t;; . . [Ministry cISntinuletS to l)! al t ?? lily i.! city; anti, IS lilitwy be SiitiCll eisl i, a o)i.risti, 0t ?? ?? vihat stlep are in l I'bt ii Coisel thir ill city, that tevrerzaltin lnill. ?? bmie ioll . , ' the CSIiitlt, i~tlicliii4 Erll (irr; adlari ,i iiiptrtessionl ailno g ...

... PAUlTr.-1C'AFTh.IIY D IUSIONS. I- I-I 1 ale ?? ?? _ .. ?? - . ¢_ [ite 311c I N-ol lIlY iij 73, ?? Jnr 'niit, who a n lb.. fl/f f ~le tiistits I t' l0 asi -i tt I''lteI clt ?? t ?? li' ?? .5. ' 4Isre itir/ti, Ptt''. se qf f/is it'lt 1 'Ott IIn sn/'q I.i / Cicyoios is tie Tith/r e 'cti,, rie it. fltif;I,, J. lilo,ithmc n .1. rc: fjwlt/frnT. Donewnt't~~it~it, W tsflorc, J. FIlOl a.f ?? W( S. ...

... 5OIWING to tbe very nature of their occupations, agri. culturists are always behind the rest of society; and though first in the field of nature, they are always last in the field of improvement. Not having intercourse with the rest of society-not being very numerous--not 'being generally well educated, and having but few means of improvement-taught to look upon the parson and the squire as ...

... ''LON I)ON, MION DAY, JOly U. Tb'rarrianginents of our Min(i, ani the entry of Don C,'rloe Info- Spain, continue to occupy the French press exclutsively. The Piurls Oplposition Journals contain an assertion 1 that nuimerous British Officers had lately ?? through that city, on their way to Spain, to assist DtmCarlos in the'recoverv of his kin-gdonm. 'lie CorsLitutione is perfectly correct in ...

... - - L'i)NON, .R|ON DAY ., July 7, :. i! SPAIN.-By leiters from madrid'of thei2st uit, con-' tained in the Paiis Pupbij, 'we are hiappy t learn that, thle Enolish Minister eats Arlrio, Mr. Villiers, has. a engaged in the beneyblent task of eudeavouring to put anti end to the civil war in Spain. Under his auspices, Col. v Cardoc is about to leave Madrid for the head-qiuarters of ' Ib ...

... BRISTOL COLLEGE EXAMINATION, The Vice Principal,- in opening thie proceedings, expressed his regret that'the illness of his execlent friend, the Principal. pre- vented his attending on the irst day of the public examination; I for, although his health was nearly te-established, still he was unequal to theffistigne and excitement of appearing for any long I time Ol a public occasion. At the ...

... MANUAL LABOUR C. MACHINERY. i'hANUAAL LAsoUn Vel'SZS UIACHINERFY, EiealplifiCd ia a Specehl, &e. &c. bh the elsmberfor Lanartuhi!te. London, Cochrane & .3P1Crone, 1834. The Honourable AMeiber for. Lanarksbire has been long distinguished as the great Patro-l of the band-loom weavers. Thaf large body of operatives could hardly nave been more fortunate in a repre- sentative of their interests. ...