The National Register. — London, England, 1812-05-24 00:00:00

7 SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZET2E. Bank Stock MAY o 4 314 BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. - Thomas Day, of West Cowes, Isle of Wit,lit, merchant. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Parker, of Lower Mitton, Worcester, iron-foun-ler, to sur render June 93, 24, and July 4, at eleven, at the Stourport Inn, Stour port. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke and Pardoe, Bewdley; and fir. Ben bovv, Score Buildings, Lincoln's.lnn, London. Kneller, of Gosport, stable-keeper, June 2,9, and July 4, at ter, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Vlr. Harvey, Cursitor-street, y lane, I ntielcn. N.;:imn I iyan•,s, of Duke-street, Aidgate, fishmonger, May 30, June 9, and July 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Isaacs, Bevis- Mark's, St. Mary •Axe. Charles Davis, of Birmingham, shoemaker, May ::9, 30, and July 4, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Mule, Birn.i , `bane ; and Mr..NL•holls, Gray's Inn-square, London. Wi;itant Cwriiion, of Mumhy, Lincoln, shopkeeper, June 12, at thrPt-, 13. at ten, aid July 4, at eleven, at the George Inn, SVIIsb7. Attornies, i+let.srs. Beurne and Crinley, Alford; and Messrs. Exley, Stocl-r, and Dawson, Furnival's Inn, London. W,atea Cliffe, late of Westbromwich, Stafford, dealer in iron, June 19. 20, and July 4, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. At tor....es, Messrs.- Itleas(%.ie, Alexander, and Hohne, New Inn, Lon ; and . : - ‘Tr. Meredith, Birmingham. Jos( £. - o,ltmage, of Lower Mitton, Worcester, victualler, June 23, 24, ami July 4, at Otven, at the Stourport Inn, Stourport, Worcester. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke and Pardoe, Bewdley ; and Mr. Benhow, Stone-buiC.7res, Lincoln's Inn, London. Thr•nin Sneiherd, of Portsmouth, mealman, June 10 , at one, 11, at. e:e vet .J uly 4, at one, at the Crown Inn, Go-port. Attorneys, Messrs. Swett and stokes, Basinghall-street, London; and Mr. Com. pigne, Gosport, Hants. Thomas - Hart, of l!ristol, wharfinger , May 29, June 9, and July 4 , at twelve, at the OfEces of Mr. Frankis, St. John-street. Attorneys, Messrs. \Vhitcomhe and King, Serjeant's Inn, Eleet•street, London; and Mr EnalkiS •t. John-street, Bristol. M;in :Ind Owen Pell, of Liverpool, merchants, June ;6, 17, and July 4, at one, at the Globe Tavern, John-street. Attorneys, • Messrs. Co. per and Lowe, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London; .and Messrs. O. red and Baines, Liverpool. David Maurice, late of Marlborough, linen and Woollen-draper, Jn;.e 1, i 5, and July 4, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Marlborough. and V'elford, Marlborough; and Mr. ki,ihop, • G Inn- (pare, London. peter 13egbir, late of Broad -street, insurance-broker, May 26, June 6, and July 4, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Swain, bteve!ii, Maples and Pearse, Oki Jewry. Samuel Kettle, of Edleston, Chester, dealer, June 16, 17, and July 4,leven, at the Crown Inn, Nantwich. Attornies, Mr. Curry, Liver pool; Messrs. Edlestons and Elwood, Nantwich ; and Mr. Chester, Staple Inn, London. THE HEBDOMADARY ; OR, EPHEMERIS OF 'I HE WEEK. MAY. 24.—Trinity Sittutey. Epistle, Rev. 4..1. Gospel, St. John, P. I.—The spontareous ce;eb.ation of this festival, in order to pay the. ercatest ti done el rekOius worship to the .111:,stery rf the 1101 g Trini,l9, is of a very ancient date; and tiie C:unr,l of .11 1260, made it a f ast of ob!igation for all the church of This mystery is the very foundation of our holy reiigioi: ; and, in ..;cite 01, the attacks of several ard their follow el s at all times, is stiil one of the prii•cipal tenets of our Church. The haif is found_ t 1 tiponiandisputable texts, and to destroy it, is to sai., anre the fabric or the i eigion of Christ.—St. I.knattati and st. two . urotliciai, who, when Did• cletian had commanded tile Christian faith to be entirely eradicated, public'y professed Christ, and wt_re beheaded in rritany. 1313. Death of Nicholas Coperni•Ais, he w.,s horn at Thorn in Prussia. 1257,' Ed ward the Black Prince Landed at Southwark, .with his. royal c,ptive Joi•••1, King of prance, whom he had taken at the battle of Poictiers the precirdir.; year. • • . , lbe Sic: rises at 4 h. 2 min. sets at 7 h. 58 min. 25 —Afonday. St. Mary . Mag , Ll:l of l'azzi in Italy. She was born at Floren.f:. heel-rte C t.;:lt-2 was, fori. kug lapse or Jim,: eun T ie of purity, pi ty, and charity, anti diud itt itiO7. Also St. Urban. .Viz , liop . of Ro.i•e, and put to death under she mif of the Empt•aur ever up. Also St aideltllui, Bishop of blber borne, which sec, was afterwards transfer: ed to s“iis,.,ty ; he was ttnittent for his virtues and his learning about . the : yrar 7J9. 1660. lades 11. arrives at, /Jove; from his exile, zul is met by General - • , . •. .. , • . The Sun rise; a t 4h. 1 min. gets L. 59 min. 24;-4-Tuessitif/. -St. 1144 de Nay ; b .21; at Florence. Philip en:- fv)yetl.!.4. y 444 1, a la the siAidy (,1 learning and virtue;. he was - the,lusti. IL.uir of the-t4greptioe ; of Oat Orateric:::, wko, .by. their supacetliog 0.,-.,.. • • .7 •• 0 • • ; S 4 r A : to; THE NATIONAL REGISTER. the Order of the Jesuits in severri 'stations, acquired a great reputi.t.on in France : he died in the yea: 1595. Also Si. Augustin, the monk who was sent by Pope Gregory in 586, to convert the 'English front Paganism• It is wrong to suppose that his Flame was Austin, this word being plainly a mere cr , ntraction of Augustin; yet this nonsense f:as been suppo: 1 y several writers of no mean reputivier • !:e WAS E-st bishop of Cantez - bury, and died In 607. Also bt. Itisoop of Rome, in the beginning of the third century. 1784. Commemora tion of Handel in Westminster Abbey. The Sun rises at 4 h. 0 min. sets at 8 h. 0 min. Full Moon at 8 in the morning. 27. Wednesday. 6t. John, Bishop of Rome; his zeal against the Arian heresy, was repaid by martyrdom under the reign aEcl. by the order of Theodoric, ann. 526. This day is dedicated to comnie►norate the death of venerable Bede, one of our most ancient historians; he was born in 672, in the bishopric of Durham : he wrote the " Ecclesi. astical History," and died in 733 or 735. 1551. Margaret Countess of Salisbury is beheaded in the Tower. 1564. Death of John Calvin, the celebrated reformer. 1600. Matins of Moscow, when Prince Den►t trius and his adherents were assassinated. The Sun rises at 3h. 59 min. sets at Bh. 1 min. 28.—Thursday. Col pus Christi day. This festival was to commemo. rate the Sacrament of the Eucharist instituted by our Saviour, at the eve of his passion and death. In Roman Catholic countries this day fills the streets with processions of the clergy; the holy Host is carried by the officiating bishop or priest, under a cahopy bonn by the principal personages in the town ; tie roads arc stremd with lowers; the houses decorated with tapestries mid paintings, and the musical sound of voices and instruments, give this solemnity the appearance of a triumphal fi:te. St. Ger mantis bishop of Paris. 1546. Cardinal Beaton assassi nated in the castle of St. Andrew's. The Sun rises at 3 h. 58 min. sets at 8 b. ‘.2min. 29.—Friday. St. Maximinus, a great advocate of the orthodox fal'h against the Arians. 1660. The restoration of Charles 11, to the t! , roT:e of his father. Trinity Term begins. 1810. The _:rownlre if Sweden dies suddenly. 1807. Sultan Selirn deposed. 14:13. Cot.stan tinople taken by Mahomet 11. l'he Sun rises at 3 h. sTmin. sets at 8 h. 3 min. 30.—Siitarday. St. Felix, Bishop of Ilome i • under the reign of A. relianus, awl put to death for his faith in Christ, ann. 275. Also St. Basil and Erarnelia, the father and mother of St. Basil the great. 161.2. Death of Sir Peter Paul Rube:ls, the most eminent painter of the Fle mish school; 1431. Joan d' Arc is burnt alive as a sorceress by the Eng:ish at Rouen. 1651. Resignation of Christiana Queen of Sweden, 1744. The Muses deplored the death of Alexander Pope; and, in 1778, that of Voltaire, two eminent poets, but very different in many points. • The Sun rises at 31i. 56 min. sets at Bh. 4 min. Increase of the day, 8 h.'2B min. On the 26th, a constant to,iligiit commences in the latitude of Lon don, and continues till the 18th of July. KS YESTERDAY. In t is Stock 175 Lodi t Ands par I pm. Old A onuit;es Excht.q. Bills (3d) .... par Is p . m Ditto Wit.) par Is. tbs. Ditto (31d.) 61 11 601 PRICE OF SY.;C: vst 3 per Cent. Reduced Gol I i 3 per Cent. Consols .... Gei I i 6ri 4 per Cent. Cor.sol 5 per Cent. Navy Atm. —.92 911 i Bank LuvAnn ~ . _ 151 1-16ths Cu us. for Account THE - NATIONAL REGISTER. ILonon. SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1812. GREAT BATTLE BE IWZEN THE FRENCH AND RUSSIANS The Flemish fishermen report that a - great battle hits becii 'fought between the Russians and French, which lasted tv.-o days ; the place is not stated, nor the re2tilt disci but it' said that the French had three part,- cular regiments cut to pieces. The cre!it is of itself not improbable, though its authen . ticity is still doubtful. CHANGE OF MINISTRY. The MI of Mr. PVtCEVAL has occasioned that of his AdminiGtration : both v6;l be long remembered, and sincerely lamented. If a period were selected out of our history, as crowned with brightei gicTies than the rest of l'''