... t?ftijfl. I.ONDOX, 1}L'ttlislAY, Decemnber 1.5. nd I NTELLIGTENCE from Splhii, 5:ates that, the band ci an .5Cabrera, after a second defeat, had dispersed; and the vc Carlists, whiose attacks on Bibos hadl been interrupted since t o ni h stqvecn completelg occopiedby Eispamtero. Biiboa Zdconequntl> i; e inthuposessonof tlhe Queen's fin n- Accounts from Vsiennn of the :lrdi inst. state that ...

... SA TURDA Y, DRcEIrni?a 17, 1820. IN the columns of ouir contemnporary, the Jounalsa, of this day fortnight, wve learnt that a meeting haed been held of the Tory operative freemen, in a very snug privafe hole-and- corner kind of way, as usual, the admittance to which was EXCLUSIVEI.Y Ib ticket. The weather was molt unpropitious; but, although the rain fell in torrents,' thefreetnen, as they ...

... THZ SNOW STO?X? 211 (romt Ike Londka Papers of Wedn esday and Thursday.) The heavy fall of snow in and around the metropolis during Christmas nigrht appears to have extended over every part of the kingdom. Never before, within our recollec tion, wvas the London 'or malstopped for a whole night at afewv miles from London; and never before have wre seen thte intei-coisrsebetween the southern Dn ...

... ECCLE.SIASTICAL STATI.STICS OF PRUSSIA (Conacluded from outr last.}j Having given an ample abstract of the prefacee to the ofi~cial papers on this subject, in wvhich Air. Lewiis describes the territorial divisi on an dth e chief Featur-esof the ecclesiasti cal system of Prussia, especially as contrasted; with that of the Irish Cburci~, 'stablish- ment, we cannot do better than in troduce ...

... 5?fl5??a?1 & '?bur0?a?1'? ?O?t0? FLOND)ON, WizssXsSD~, Decemnber'7. TEI Covernment of Portueat, it is stated, is abouit ?? 'asue a decree for the totai abolition of the slave tratle. This traffc has beei openily carried'on by vessels saillnir Un~ttr ?? flag, andl, it is well knowan, with? the secretsc~nnurrence of the auithorities. 'The ~besris. connell of Carlisle have proved, thiat after ...

... TO( GE'ORGE(i EDDIE SANDERBS, ]AND RICHARDL ASH, ESQRYS. ?? uncil- Saas,.I cannot avoid feeling that I have cause to comp]ain of I the language of your letter, addressed to the editors of the Bristol to To- newspapers, of Saturday last. You say,- We can only express our regret, that a person moving in a respectable station of life, should have ventured so grave a charge on any ground, other ...

... SEVERN NAV1GATION WE have been puzzled by the lucubrations of our con- temporary, Felix Farley, for some weeks past, on the subject of the Severn Navigation Company; and unless our worthy author has the good fortune to be a shareholder in that company, we cannot divine what can be hid motive, as a Bristol journalist, in becoming, such a zealous partisan in a scheme which appears, to our humble ...

... LONDON, Tuesdlay, December 27. r I Madrid governmlent has blroken faithi with thle de- .-pit ies from V~enesuela, r elative to the recognition of thc i,tdepettdence of that part osf the old Spanish American .-,in~ies, avid (General O'l eary and Soublette have given the negotiation in ctespair. The Mexican dete-ate still reiil a lljl t iMadrid, en~tertaining' souste faint Jsopves of an tar [ ...

... MELANCHOLY EXVENT. ?? ?? Lvr*Ai*. . ...

... Tao thle Editor of the~ Bristol i'Wiaczwry. St, as visitor to your picturesque neighbourhood, may I be permitted, with due deference, to point out what seemns, to me as least, a fundamental oversight with regard to those of your public establishmnents supposed to comnbine instruction with pleasure- the absence of a botanical garden. It certainly does indicate, inna surprising degree, a ...

... Soe tew Zncidenlts, chiefly of :Local X!terest, of the Year 1836;. JXAtSUrAtf-£. Second mneeting of New Town-Council: MNr. dans Melected as mayor; Mr. Sergeant Ludlow, as town-clerk; nd r. Garrared, as treasurer. - 7.i Notice of' Mr. Daniel's non-acceptance of offlice posted a dL Ml \eeting of Town-Council: Mr. Fripp elected as mayor!; * eivra his celebrated inaugural speech, though, as he ...

... SATURDAY, D,?cE.1iRz?n SI, ]S30. .}|To-ztoaorwo we shall enter on a N~ew Year!T The cir- ricunistance dcmndaus, at our hands, a review of thle past, and su *gests hopes lor the futuree. In the annals of Bristol, orte y a 3eighteeni hundred alnd thirty-six will ever be me- ox taoiaile: 'e venture to predict that the future historian of |our cite will point to it as an epoch, and wvill date from ...