The National Register. — London, England, 1812-12-06 00:00:00

'DEC' G. !Jot vont:tin n chapel ded:c tied to this Saint, and a conf'ruirie in , in Itis Irotionr. Several paintings arc to be nret there retire st.roia.: lite Bishop with a tub by his suit-, and boys it ; a HAof rt!ItTOI'V, to remind the beholder of the aforesaid miracle. ot rclow_tylce, being hken in its most obvious signification, was the N;chola:'s being chosen fto the patron Slim of scLool h•vs, ritfl the iiwrincts of Catholic persuasion never fail to apply to atoosynts o' di:tress he died in the year 320 —lBOB. llosas; in sit , ei-iders to the French.--1670. Ite!try Jenkins, ag d 169 wilt interred in Bolton Church yard, near York.-16j8. Flight d'E•te, the Qneen of James • The Sun :isc..kt at Uh. 1 min. sets at 3 It. 59 min. 7 J; ; ,J o y Anthruse, the ceicbrated Bishop cf Milan, who cl:asin:o That See by a particular direction of Heim n. lie was a ft dot, itrointinq of church ditt ipline, and It'll ro-veral instances o , his 0 1;4 4 .e and intrepidity its opposing the errors which arose in his time, a ,,d it was by his suggestions that Au ustin was recalled to the ortodox tait;i, as laid by be whole Christian commit! ity. 'I'll; Sun rises at 8 h. 2 min. sets at 3 It. 52 min. _ . ..... _ Tut. , thry. The feast of the immaculate conception of the Virl , in liar;, the institution of which has' been attacked and delend«l by learwrd, theologians within and withot.t the Bonattlndie ciitach • It scents to have been instituted by ANschn, Archl;isbop of Cc.h-rlnpy, upon IViLliant the Conqueror's Heel, beiog in a storm, and atterwardb coming safe on shore. Peter L. ,, tobard first started the r i tiotioo of the ifiliiwcuL te• conception in 1160, but the Coon it ut 0%!1;d, in AvVI, Jelt the faithful at libery to t,hserve it, or not, as a I. ht.t.%. The (ireeks celebrate the feast of. St. Tvchieus, one of the screwy ditciples uf Jesus Christ.-6.5. B. C. Krtit of Iloraec Lob 'Queen of Sent% - H. C. AI. T. Cicero was assas,le mot by order of Anthvity.-16aj. Algernon Sydney was beh.aded tn: ei-11111. The Sun rises at 8 - 11. 3 min. sets at 3 b. 57 min. 9. Trectios.l.r . e —St. Proculus, who, to the life of a nio't excrupbry Pohol), 111 , 0(11 the glory of having confessed the faith of Cltri-t in all ci:vitinstntice% %tit'. an intrepidity hardly ever ego:tile' b ;ny 44; the mart:yrs.-16313. Birth of Milton, in Bread-stree•, Cheap drew the lost rays of learning at St. Patil's School. The Sun rises at 8 h. 4 mitt. sets at 3 h. 36 win. 10. Melchiades. lie WWI irishop of Rome, in the true, a;,l antler the reign of 'he Emperor Maximiati, A. 1). 313. Few of those who ever tilled the Papal eh lir have given so treat a proof of teal for the preservation of the faith in its native purity. and pristine orilatitrey',-raul his personal virtues added a new lustre to the other rains, which had ensured him the venerwion of the h rc h. —l7BO 110-aties declared against liodand the part of the Frenelt...-1807.. Jerome Bito.iaparte is made Kin, of Westpludia —lOOl. Death of:10- tralrat an eminent com?oser of mu-ic, aged G 3 years. His Abt'f(teell" will be celebrated as long as pure melody shall be admired in-the !sushi. The Stun rises al 3 b. 5 min. sets at 3 h. 35 min. it. Fridq!... - -.St. 1. - li)finp of Rome. in the time of St. Je '"'*"e, 10 aho•e ...nines and learning he paid due respect and admira. hill. It was 'through his zealous care that the second (EVlttlit`riCil I 'Or g euerul usseml,ls of the clergy and learned men of the ha!, was assembled where the new errors of Heresiarelis were con detailed, and Macedonia, and runombrs stamped with the regular anti thuta. lie died in the year :33.1.—0n this day commence 6 the fishing I qsalmo n i n the 'ray, a over of Scotland famous for its prothice in thus b(4l of tish.-1718. D•ed Charles XII, of Sweden.-1752. Died Clay poo. 1756. Died Theodore, King of Corsica. The Sun rites at it h. 6 min. sets at 3 It. 54 ruin. 12. . l lttliTlay.—St. Synesias,. Martyr. In tlio,e stormy times when P: l .Nec"tioll was raging. aver Italy, and the co:vetted tracts of Asia and the number of those, who laid dawn their life in te,timony of tr u lll (fur the . word martyr, as the reader kiloAs well means a letaes) was so great, that many won the crown of inaityrdom in the :Stafmnn of faith, without leaving behind any i•ther records of their ex b.:t the bare name by which tly-y were lino tn.-1611. realli Ilioasag • - nitton, the foamier of the Clutter livuse Charily,-1718. Death of Itowe the dramatic poet. The Sun rises.ut 8 h. 3 min. sets at 3 li. 54 ruin. 01 - I* - -E ity AT o The decreasing cf the days will Imroly be sensible for some time, " we are drawing near the period when ion, according to astro -I,h!dcal appear,mces, t.•uches the utmost verge of the au - tral arc of the 1 .' 111 c) The Shortest Psi is etscompa•sed bet a-een—fl h. 8 min. MOM and 3h. 51 min. afiernoon. Therefore the It oath ()I' the minuet aa• when at the sl.ortest, must be 7 h. 44. min.; the difference betwcen .1 • and Paris is shout Vti minutes—the shortc,t day beicg the re ' 4417 It. 55 ml 3. morning, and 4 h. 5 win. afternoon. THE NATIONAL. REGISTER. • - • tontion, SiT.\ 1 - , 1)Er1:11BER 6. 765 rates of sr icKs YESTERDAY. 3 per Cont. Rut ityr Crnt 4 . :& Couions for J:►n TO CORRESPONDENTS. The very. able . Letter. to Sir F. Et:III3E7T 9 b 7 " An E LE CTOR ni WFsTmINSTLR," shall appear in our next Puolication. We shall always . be most happy Lomyty with all the wishes of such a Cor re•11011,!elit. Our Readers are assured that " Trtr PULPIT" is only suspended, 311 d that as 50011 as ONESIMUS shall bah e it will be resumed. Mmly intercsti,lg Communications have been unavoidably post poned to make room for the Itishly important Parliamentary Debates of the week. THE NATIONAL RN:GISTER. FRENCH PAPI:II.3•IIECEIVED LAST NIGHT. • French papers, to the I:it instant, were tecoivtd list night. They contain the fotlowing report of a great victory said to have been gai►►ed by NA pot. EON in person over the Russians. in which the I.►ttcr lost 19 Generals, This is probably in vented only to conceal the real. state of the French grand army from the public. Fo - om the Lower Rhine, Nov. 2.3. " According to private Intelligence from the theatre of war in Russia, the grand army has again gained a glorious victory over the Russians; the latter arc reported to have lost 19 Generals. We expect ulterior intelligence respecting this event." They also contain the official details of the operations of SoUILAM's arms' in its advance against the British fo••ces up to the 30th October, on which day the enemy entered Val ladolid. The English arc said .to have lost 2,000 men, mostly cavalry, taken prisoners, and 2.500 killed and wound ed.---The French loss is stated at Soo ! In The Alondeur of the 30th of November we find a let ter to the Minister at War, from General Count CAFFA ttrI.I.I, the Commander of the army of the north of Spin,. and a circumstantial journal of the siege of Burgos, from the 18th of September to the raising of the siege, The let ter contains principally eulogiums on the conduct of particu- far Officers and corps. BUONAPARTE's DEATH REPORTED IN HOLLAND. The Desiree frigate, of 36 guns, has arrived at Yarmouth., from the coast of Holland. Captain FA RqUll Any. of the Desiree, inunediate!y on his arrival, reported the following:, interesting intelligence to the Admiralty, by telegraph. On Tuesday last, when oft' the Dutch coast, the Desiree spoke a gallica, laden with butter and cheese, bound from Amsterdam to London. The . Captain of tl►e galliot informed Captain FARQunntr that when he left .Anls•etdam it was re ported and universally believed, that BUON AP AnTE's army had betn totally annihilated in Russia, and that BUONA•• P A RTE was killed in his Hight to Poland. We give this report as Captain FA aclunmt received it. without vouching for its perfect accuracy—but it once more proves, most incontestibly, what we have long known, that BUONA P A RTE is secretly execrated and detested throughout his whole vast Empire; and that every rumour of his des- • truction is seized upon with avidity, and eage►ly echoed..- wherever it reaches. As one of the grounds of probability for the report, it is proper to state, that such intelligence might reach Amsterdam from Poland much sooner than it could arrive in Lotidon from Gottenburght.. - B• the Desiree we aiso learn, that the fleets.in the Scheldt. 1 his cii jilt