... WEEKLY EP ITOME. FOREIGN. The news from the north of Spain is. tbat Cordov bad an interview with General Evams atBriviesca, ivhere he reviewed the squadron of cavalry which accompanied the Britbh le gion. The two generals exchanged horses, and expressed mutual confidence. The Britibh await at Vittoria their artil lqry. &c. Orsa took Estella by surprise-on the 75th, and drove out the Caellts, ...

... foA the BUABR'GERSqSof he NEW TOWN COUNCIL. * iFxtitoWJCztrzits,-Tfie: day of our enfranchi tmert is athand; jf, indeed, we not only design to act, but will act, hijn &manoer that ialsl ternder iVlUNwICrAL 4t,oas a measure not only epeating .p,amisieto the Car, but, keeping it to tbe hope. For centuries our, teic -st aind mnst valuable interests have lair; ' inder the powerof locil government ...

... MUNTCIPAL E;LECTION, WARD OF ST FHlLIP~AN.D.AO (IT-, A~ nutiferouser~eetinK of thIe burgesses~of this wAird Was held on 1N .S,%nDRaa, .Esq, was Veiled to the chair. The Chi~iirman, after re, tet-ti -is'th 'sOi eOe iiiaotee ctpeieni had 6d~t~his called oiit rsdsidtli'~blevdti~et~~ had bee e'olwadi~bt. geneisInvitntitsr, wiithdtiit dti~U5 l party. ~TheocIject foi~which they werd.met was a ...

... pewo bp tDe tonVon PootO. LOJNDON, TuRSDAY, July 14. ii French Journals of Friday anld Saturday, devote a Ilrge share of their columns to discussions respecting ea l. y to assassinate the King. There are Joatecons lia'lready in custody, charged with being teentf' pear ar°essarles in the plot for the commission of 1,iOcilolf regicide. The presumed fabricator of the the Crime Well as thie leader ...

... COAL IMEASURES, TOP OF PARK.STREET, To Mhe Editor of Mke Bristol Merczn3y. gzm,-During the excavations which for some time past have bee going on at the top of Park- street, we hsve been carefully waitchng the development of anninstructive'section.through thered mart and variegated or newer red sandstone (Bunter Sandstein of the Germans) and taking advantage of the section made in sinking a ...

... THE LATBEST INTELLIGEACE. -LONDON, FRIDAY MORNING. TuE CZAR AND T'rE SULTAIN.-The Journal du Commerce says, that at the moment when the despot of St Petersburg seems to he trying to abjure the glory of that civilization which has been effected by Russia since the time of Peter the Great, a speech of the Sultan Mahmoud to a deputation frpm Tunis comesa most opportuneLy, .to show the more ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. .WEHDNSAY. sd- Lord WicKt.ow onimplainted of a recent remission of a sentence re passed by .)tidge Penefisther upon some Roman catholies convicted )* of a riot, the protestants engaged in the same not having been of sentenced to an equal term of punishment. Lord DU.NCANNoN defended the remission of the sentence, anti x- denied that the Lord-Lieutenant cast any imputation upon ...

... '94aliamintarV yort. ' -THE KING'S SPEECH. Tu~esdayJas,,the~ing .he clay appointed llfy hisj~jajesty to open thle New . atl. l It p~Visn, every preparation wasi macle in. tho 1I6oisb of Lords for t s&accorninodatiou sifthe Pi'eresses and thq ~fe'iw persostis adinitted~by special tickets from 'tlin Lord Chambdr- lain, in consequence bf the- sysnallnehim' of the hew building. The King, ...

... pnotETA'T SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTJON on1 RELWtIHOUS LIBERTY. The twenty-fourth anniversary of this society was-held at the -City of London Tavern, on Saturday last. Lord Broughaen having accep.e4 tJe jtrtnq' to presidc the mneeting, the reat sands of persons lotng'before .hiis Aordaiip's a i4i lt. u entering the room he was greetet&bF bthe most'o6rdial cheering. His lordship then proceeded to ...

... be tf Lotivof 1jost0. NewlyV¢* -LONONTIJKS1DAY, Otobeir 13. C TeBonSeWe of Sau'a'sy - T'iere; f ,'-Thr en~i~ against the K ing's if.Tda I ,ohercirarac bee takedabout but thins p)lot, he Palace in a olis' Philippe in his ett . f which vwastoassiteL theoll' Fontaiableau Particulars of this affair are given, jr~5noytl ye t.meto repeat. There is no other do-' ich s otf moent. The trial of ...

... ads ! AL-l- 1ot0. iONJDON 'russnAY, August It. ,NCE-The industry and activity of the police in tRaKina the plot to a source have been unwearied; Xtrachin arrests continue, they do not seem to be in- bat b say thing more than suspicion. Girard-or, fteeamye now turns out to be, Fieschi, a Corsican by is hnd so fir as his past history is ascertained, a despe. birthdn bcartcterseems to have kept ...

... oN PAST INDIA .I 1'l' A. H{. B -, E ti- iA s- ',, 6 ) i Ssn.-Ii the letter vhich you have-addr of last week, vou hove expressed strorg dohbti of mciit respectilng the existence of slavery iii firish I 0 1l regulated (you say) by contrnry informatioi v lct you . on Ihe subject from a field officer in tPes'ompany's service; atid Ii ewie t it Mr. BUixton has never alluded in the House of 'ommens ...