TERUEL, the capital of the above province, stands on the left bank of the Guadalaviar, 142 miles N.E. of Madrid. It has ancient walls, gates, and towers, which give it an imposing aspect; and is in general well built, but has very narrow and gloomy streets. There are here a cathedral, episcopal palace, numerous churches and convents, a theatre, hospital, and other buildings. The inhabitants are chiefly employed in agriculture. Pop. 6752.