The inhabitants of Madrid are now trying the power of passive resistance. The impost on patentee, or traders and shopkeepers' tax, turns out to be a highly unpopular scheme for replenishing the Exchequer. A meeting, consisting of all classes of the inhabitants, was recently held

little v. newenham. Cork, August 15.—The case excited great interest. The galleries were reserved for ladies, who assembled in large numbers. Damages were laid at 5000/. The defendant had lodged 500/. in Court. The plaintiff is the daughter of Dr Little, a gentleman of great res

| E ,i V Aug,2,; -SuPPHe* all kinds there la** Sixdav .su:. continue la, ge-prn as follow : W' pel ' k> * 8s Od to lis Od 8* f* iVf','' ,'. '' 1 Gs «dto Ba JJ ' H;i Os 0- lid "-'" fid Os i PER II?, Aug. 22.-IIay,9d to per stone. Straw, fid to 7JASTRONOMICAL AND TIDE TABLE. SUV «

WEEK.—[f rom the MarK-i.ane express.j In all the gout tiers of the kingdom very beautiful weather has been enjoyed since Wednesday, but iv some parts the noi counties of England, also in Scotland, the rain did not cease so soon as with us, and considerable damage appears to have

SEODND DISTRICT DRAINAGE. HOLLAND FEN. N Adjourned Meeting of the Commissioners the Second District will be holden, at the White Hart Inn i Boston, on Wednesday the 3d day of September next, at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon. By order, S. H. JEBB, Clerk to the said Boston, 23d August

vast theatre at Paris, called the Hippodrome, was ncned the public last week. It 350 feet long, and will ?0,000 persons. The Paris papers lament the death, at the age of fifty. Selligue, the author of a great variety of scien- ' plications to the purposes of trade and manufactur

Pablo's Circus. We perceive, with great regret, that this favourite place of amusement is about to close, after a brilliant and most successful season. The entire management has been conducted on the most liberal scale, and, consequently, we have had the first talent in the eque

U> a bone will SERVE FORTTf MARES, by aubfcnptlon Met each, the •• bit oaiabliakntrn', Dran’t Hid, near SulTon).—Appliestioiw to ■>MO Painter; Mcaan Wratherhr at their ofti -r I»t doa. Greyhounds,—wants a situation as trainer, Oroona aad Trainer, having served the ab>.va aituati

Sa. fid., nr free by poet for 9a. fid., EL..PRESERVATION; > Popul«r Ejmjt on tbo«e Concoaled Disorders of th* Generative System, originating to aolitniy habita youthfhi excess, or infection, with practical remarks on their Cauaee, Treatment, uui Cure, followed by oheervatlwne on

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY. The accounts of her Majesty’s visit to Germany have been fitll of pleasing interest for her subjects. Our loyal attachment to the Queen makes us rejoice that she should have been so well entertained, while our confidence in her good sense and good f