The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER. NOV. 1. ..., - --•,.-- --- . ...i a ....,, , ''-- .1J40.4, ; r. Kilierniinst?r. J. I). Mar:(et. Norfolk, butcher, Oct SO, at five, 01. 31, ;:•l teo, at the Crown Inn, Downhant Market APtorni..,, Mr. Ifore, lur..ival'is Inn, Holborn; or W. Wiles, D o ,, . 1 1 11 , rlsct, loi.brid.-e-place. New Road, St. Pancras, stone 0.1. 31, 't elev.en, Nov 91. at n:ae, anti Dec. S, at twelve, at G . , ..,ol itor,oe,, Mossrs Minshull and Veal, A binAdoil.street, W ,:I sier Ncnv Bond-or:et, linen-dr3per, Nov. 10, 17, and Dr. J ,l it'll, At (ln Id all. Attornies, Messrs. I)obie and Thomas, k i-et oreet, Southwark, taytr'r, o,:t 31, Nnv. 7, and s at t.v, y ,at G Attorney, Mr. Ledwich, Bald sin's- Cso , k j. S Dowth.s, and J Living, Great PreF.cot-street, m•-tch:inri, Nov 7. 10, awl Dec. 8, at eleven, at , riie% ' Mt.NUR,. Titrogniorton-street. m:i.tock,Ros:.miry-lane, timber merchants, Nov. 7, 10, ekven, at Guiidhall. Attorney, Mr. Hind, Tlirok,- t Iv'Cg. •11 le is. ) wit. Lancaster, manufacturer, Nov. 13, at five, Nov •.1 c 6. .1 eleven. at the Bridge Inn, Bolton. Attornies, Mr. , .1 ft, 6 4%'a I nor, . I o don ; or 'Air. R. Boardman, Bolton. . j ~wit. 13,n0y:,rt5,;17‘4,t, ester, auctioneer, Nov. 5, at low, Nov.. 6 .t! Dec 8, at elev , ~, or .Iv. Crown lon, Evesham. Attorney, Mr. I Pao, it't - !VI ifint, R114 , v11 sqoart. ',V CI irk. Siiv:fielil, awl A. Chrk, Latnl3-4111, cutlers, Nov. 10, at I N :v. 1i , .it eleven, and Dec. 61, at four, at the Commercial Inn, s eilistl. A t•,tnies, Mr. R. Ellis, Chancery-lance ; Mr. R. Rogers, s n ertizli ;of Mews Hi„ soar and Atlailson, Cross.btteet, Manchester. SATURI)A Y'S LONDON GAZETTE. nMITT if.TY-OFF I OCTOBER 31, 1512. e Cipt:•in etewil t, comortinlintz his Majesty's ship the Dictator, has trv., it eel to Joh , l 11 ikon Croker, E,q. n letter from Lieutenant e Odell. ot that shy, eking nn al( f his having, in oee of her boat., (la 1111. Olt ittst-oit, cAptured, alter a short resist at,ce, his Danish Ala- Itig..er, No. (~i; commanded by a Lieutenant and taelve men. N 11)S, w is sustaiired un our side ; the enemy Mad two men killed turd three wuundee. nd LT. nt, ir- THE HERDOMADARY ; OR, EPHEMERIS OF THE WEEK. 679 NOYINDER-XXX DAYS. This month, like the two proceeding, derives its name from its being the ninth since the rainy season, Novel)! ab intbre. - The Emperor Com at the example of several of his pri.dccessors under the Roman purple, attempted in vain to change its name into that of Exuperato ?inns, for Imperatoriurn, but it kept obstinately its antient denomina tion : It was under the protection of Diana. because the harvest and vintage being over, the Romans could indulge themselves with the p.easure of the chaCe to which the Virgin Goddess presided. The first part of the month is under the sign Scorpius " the.Scorpiun," and this latter part under Sagittarius, I.! the Centaure." The Romans had di• vided the days of their month into Fasti and 11ieAsti, which, according to the sense adopted in latter time's, may be nearly translated into lucky and unlucky. The Romaa superstition outlived the destruction Of Paganimu, ard crept into the succeeding ages. with the belief of a religion adverse to such nonsense. In an o'd missal of Salisbury, printed in London, in 1551, we find a leonine verse, telling us, that th• third and filth of the month we unhiCky, and much dangerous days. - • Scorpius est Quintus, et Tertius est nece'cinchis. Death's in the. third, and poison tills the filth. We have besides several rules to direct us in bur diet, sleep, enjoy. tzlen l s, &c. in the same rhythm, which we will present our readers with tat another time. The book is scarce, and we have 110 doubt that the poetry will pleaf , e the mviquaries and scholars. . • 1. The Three and Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. The Epistle Phi,ip. 3. 17. Gospel, 22. 15.—The Feast of All Saints._ Epistle Re. relations, 7. 2. Gospel St. Matt. s.l.—This . festival was instituted by P,:pe St. Gregory ; t.nd has been since kept very strictly in the Chris. fiat) church.—l77s. The Eartligiadke at Lishon.-1793. Died in-New gate, Lurd George Gordon. a convert to the ,lewials religious • The Sun rises at 7 h. 11 ruin. sets at 4 h. 49 aga. - 2 Manday.--All Souls. Epist. 1 Cor. 15. Gulp. John.' 25.- 11 festival instituted hi the ninth century by Odilon, Abbot of Cluny, :tire a revelation, in which he had a lively reprementatian• of the hir turt s which the 'Dols ~ f the deceased were said to suffer in purgatory.- 1767. The Duke of Kciit's birtli-day.--007. Louis the XVIII. lauds at Yarmouth.-1808. litienaparte leaves Paris for Spain. 'f he Sun rises at 7 b. 13 min. sets at 4 h. 47'inin._ 3. Thrsday.—!st. IVinefrid t - a British Virgin, Whose head was cut oS by Cradocus, son of the King of North Wales, A: D. 6G4, because she would not yield to the violence he had the betuality to offer her. It' is reported, that Irmo the spot .wheie her innocent blood was spilt, . sprang up a fountain of the clearest water, and tt:at the gioiind out ut: which it flows, continues t 4 this day, of a reddish hue, as if tinged with 'blood ; we understand that this arises 'limn the nature of the moss which surrounds the well.-1777. The Princess Suphi•ce's bin h-day.- 1600. Aliiry, of NiedictS, hinds at •Marseilles,' in older to ouarry Henry IV. • • . . The Sun rises at fi . h. 13 n,in, sets at 4.11. 43 nun. : • 4. Frednesday.—St. Charks borremeo. born near Milan, of a neibk war at the age of three and tweviy . -made.it Cardinal, by his uncle Pope Pius [V.- and lama Archbishop of Milan, where his eminent virtues, and especiady his chat ity, so notch recommended him When. 'Milan was visited hty the plague, he sold till his house hold Koods, and even his bed; fur the r.lief of the ; showing Ithuself.at once, the'ponttli: the Vriest, the physician, and the conif 'net fir all those who competed his ft •Ek. lti"the Wier part of his tile he retiredin . ar solita . Cy plaCe, where, heti g seir.7titorrith'a..voilent fever. he 'received the in' cti of-all his labours, A. L. 1564......688. Tic landing of King Widows. The Sun rises, at 7' h. 16 ruin. sets at 4 b• 44 min. 5. .77zu,sday.—Powder h.et. The commemoration of the prkst and prophet Zatchariali, rather'ot St. thel.lamist. The Sun riSesittt 7)4'18 111111. tiers at 4 h. 42 min: • 6. Fridety:—.St. Louttard. - Conft•Ssor, bout in France, and instructed by Kennieius, Bishop • f . Trtheims, he obtained from King Clovis. that all . the . pr6oners he welt/ .to bee, sliculd he set free when ilescrVitig oC that favont;•tind has tweet ',ince the patron of all prsomers. A !lurch has been !taw dedicAteit ill hint in the skirts of the city of Londe, . • S uii rises at 7 h. 20 olio. sets at .4 h. 40 min. 7. &Madill. Prosdocianis, Bishop of Poietiers, in France, end C0nfe,,,1.-1610. , et fought the batiks of Prague, in which the Peeior Fri-tit-roe, ,on to•Jaates 1. was totally . defeated. —10:1. The lip-i Gdze.re published:at Oxford. The name originates from CiaVeitd, a small Veuttiau coin, the usual price of u newspaper at . that time • The Sea this at 7 h.:'l min. sets at 4 Is. 39 min.' BANKRUPTS. I. S Green, late of Manche -ter, to surrender, Nov. 25, 27, and D:3; 12, at ekv-zn, at the White sear Inn, Manchester. Attorn'es, Ll..isrs. Hewitt and K:rk, Manchester; and Mr. Pailip Hurd, Tem pk„l.l)llflnn . W. St;'phens, Manchester, cotton-spinner, Nov. 23, 27, and Dec. 12, at ten, at the Mosley Arms Inn, Manchester. Att4Jrnies. Mesr,. Hewitt and Kirk, Manchester; and Mr. Ellis,. Chancery-lane, Lond.‘ll. I. Walker, Broadway, Rotherhithe, master-mariner, Nov. 7, 17, aid Dec 12, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Reeks, Well . thsc-sytore. K .y, Warrington, ironmonger, Nov. 12, 13, at twelve, and Dee„ 12, at t.tr, at the Nag's-head Inn, Warrington. Attornies, Messrs. Cll4lton and Fitchett, Warrington ; and Messrs. Lowes and Cow bar., Tent i)le, London. W Garner, Margate, hardwaretwn, Nov 3, 11, and Dec. 12, at t1e...,1, at the London Hotel, Margate. Attorney, Mr. Barnes, Clif t , rd's I nn, London. • J. Stocking, Lower Sloane -street, Chelsea, coal-merchant, Nov. 7. 11, a twelve, and Dec. 12, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Vitt cm, Bedford-street, Bedford-F(o2re. • P. Co..krein, Bathwick, Somerset, tailor, ,Nov, 12,, 13, and Dec. 12, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bath. Attornies, Messrs. Shepherd, A and Gregory, Bedtord-row, - London; and Mr. Sheppard, bath. 1 • . • . J. Dav i s , anirr H. Lloyd, Holt, Wilts, and Lothbury, London, clamiers, Nov.. 7, at one, 14, at twelve, and‘Dec. 'l2, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorifey, Mr. Clarke, Hishopsgate-street Without. A. Littlewx..l, latt of Hoilley..Wood-N)nle, Aldiinondbilry, Yo rk, clothier; Nov. 18, 19, at the GI. tie Inn, Hticlderbtield, and Dec. 12, at eleven,• a t t h e Pack. Horse Inn, tiii.idersfield. Attornies, Mr.' s te P* 6oll ,_ Hohntirth, near Huddersfiildi,and . Mr'. tiattye, Chan ery•la e, Ldiolon. h i• Walls, Blackman -strel, Soutlawark., victualler, Nov. 3, 7, 'and mec . 1 '4,4 one, at .Guildhall. Attorney, 14/1 r. Lloyd, B road • street. et • • .' , • . . •O n thellth ult. another attempt at assassination was made on the s en ti ne l, at• Abe Commissariat Stores, LiMerick; •P. , 0 0s . N, of the Galway regiment, by firing at him. 'the °ail hit the . fingers Of his . left hand; but without doing the mischief intended. This is the third attempt made on sm. uney since the sth - of June. • ' -~- .