The National Register. — London, England, 1814-10-30 00:00:00

OCT. :30. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. tobacco, bark, indigo, and other descriptions of dry go: di, some inilulgencics mouid be conceded. We understand that the persons interested in the obliga tions for Bonded C,oods, are not at all satisfied with the new arrangement of the Minister for the payment by three monthly instaltrients, to commence on Tueaday next for the Bonded Duties, and for the few days conceded, during which they are to determioe, wrthout the power of revocation, as to the commodities to he exported. In these circumstances, the Conitnittee has resolved to call another meeting on Tues day or ‘Vednesday next, when it is to be proposed that the merchants should 'desist from any further refelence to Minis ter, and seek redre s s by petition to Parliament. JOAN NA .SOUIIICOTT. This bewildered or wicked wont.ar-bas publblicd the following Ile.s to hrr friends:-- " %fatly of the Believers in my Vis:taticn, as I have been in ormt d, beLin to grow impatient in Oeir expectation, as to Rite stn;rriage spoken of not havint; taken place, and pub lished a long time before the eihllii should i't' hunt ; and seeng . the harvest nearly ended, they appkar re,nly to sink in the :,Teat deep— the sea? before 1111111, and the I . :*ptiau host behind them ; so that where k the pr; mise or either the Alaria;:e of the Child ? soon be the cry of the public ; and the believers themselves will be ready to sity—' the h a rvest is 0%1 ; day is ended ; and we are not saved.' From this I see clearly that my enein', would soon boast and triumph, while the Believurs w ould he rea,ly to sinii in despair, it the way they are din it:waived without 14 *nig ansc, eta d and explained. In order, tnerefore, to do away such a state. or mind a the Or licvers, I take this opportunity of informing thew, that %viten the nr..triai : e % as hest mentioned to me, it was In fore I had any know leth:e of tvhat would fo,!ow ; I was Warned that a private marriat:c %loch! hist take phee in my OWII NMlhiell :Merv:aids was to be ;:ranted to be realized in p‘thhe. " This en enmstance stumbled me, and also my friends, who were made acfpnunted with it, because at that time tittle ap peared no ces ity for such a private mane to take place its hast, ; iuit now 1 set' e3u:t. chul:.•,ll, front the 41 angers which begin to apiwar ; •o) !hitt, front pr, situation,ol to* °\l'n lecliogs, I eau:mil:Ae tho tnith of the words that are already it; print. Fur, if there, Son,' mere he nn aikpled anti no mar -1 to be binding ; because it will be "nit a temporary marriaga flow aLielt death ninst soon release roe. Rut who the bridegroem is must nut puhlickly he t•rlde known, Att. the mat ;lag(' had taken place, until the Child be horn. Thus taking the whole ioto consi deration, it is clear to lie that the marriage and tine birth of Inc Child way, will, IntA likely take place within. per haps, less than a day the one ht.f:ne the other ; thei efore the 11,:lievers into/ from this 11;nt be utile to form a comet jodgnient and eheef ; T' i itnlntticuce so as Out to 100 k (01 Ilse Sixth Book immedirdely &Ifni . the Wal nage Nbiln ; but that the Sith i c liorik.4, to ci inph-te the reaadirs, a lit fro e said, « dl be in order. a‘ni in tight time, both atter the bitch of the child shall have, taken place. •c (let..•bcr (21, " JOHAN .NA SOUTkICOTT. The foll(iwing curious case of divorce ha s l a tely been brought into court at A uxere, in France. A youth, scarcely 13, espoused about a year ;1. , ,0 a cousin of hi-, a",,0 yery and tile marriage w.:s celebrated by the May , ir. In conse quence of the exteeme yowls of the t iartifis, the parents re solved n(4t to pet trit•c , ,habitation 6;1 . he marriage should he (solicit need by the chnych; ?hit «lemony was to take place in a year or twci, and hitherto each of the :.artier has remaiwi4 v.1:11 their taniily. Soon after the marriage ;he Allies invaded the province : the young wiivran, accompanied by her temovca to a distance I; oni !ht' seat of war, and for a !..hg ti:tie the husband was i;;noiant what ILA become of his wife. At present the ar fits of the voun:.; ‘s(iti;ati claim a divorce, on , he glotnyt W . 'he invalidity of the marl iag,?, be cause it was not celebrated by the church. lIEBDOMADAR OCTOBER -NO% EMBER. Behold, et cnce cold Atkturn's blast bereaves Each vernal arbor of its withering leaves. 693 50 Twenty first Sunday after Trinity.—Morning Lessons are front Flahalcuk 2, and Luke 16; the Evening are from Proverbs 1, and Philippians 4.—Sun rises at 8 minutes after 7 ; sets at 5 minutes past 4 --Moon will rise at 11 minutes past 6, and south at about I o'clock in the morning. t. stone of Black friar's Bridge laid, in 1760. NOVEMBER. 1. Tuesday.--All Saints. This day, terminating in the Eve of An Hallow, the young people in the North of England still practice the pastime of diving tor apples ; and, us nuts and apples chiefly compose the entertainment, it has obtained the name of Nut-crack .Night, from the custom of flinging the nuts into tle. tire. Various are the custom s observed on this night ; and mostly by females, in order to diwover things relating to those lovers whom they desite to obtain for husband , ! There are some leans of Scotland where, the evening of the first of No vumberls considered as u kind of Harvest Hume; and Hallow Eve. Fires are kindled on rising grounds.--Holiday. '2. Wediat Oily. -Ail Souls. 'this festival was instituted in the 9th ce►itnrv, by (Maw), Abbot of Cluny, fur the Souls of those who de parted in the Faith. All Souls College, at Oxford, makes its Election this day.---it should he added, that his it oyal liieliness the Duko of Kent, who has shewn such zeal fur the sonis of toe Jews, was born oft this day. 3. .1/turiday.---Tirth•day of Princess Sophia, who was born itt 1777. 4. Fr;day.—Landing of William the Third, nt Torbby, is comme muri.tud on this day, though it actually took phree ou the 3th of No• 1683.--11oliday,--Last Quarter of the Alum& at 43 minuted after C) in the evennig. 5. Saturilay.--Gunitowder Treason. November iq zenerally said to he the gloomiest cnonl. in the ye:!r; but, as a Nation, we ought to consider it ac one of the ino,t Engli:licoeit can net er foreet the No memoralde deliverances wrow.lit out far them, dutina mouth, by Divine Pro.idenee, in the Iliq.ov.ry rf the (;ttitputcder Plot. and the I.ataling 4:f the 11.'tsstriou Pri)ice by t a* were rescued 'row L'uliery awl arbitrary Power.--11.141:1• I~.II'UR. J.E' t ' S C. L.ENIi.IIL Attention must r.t present bo directed to the gent.rtil comtvirtments of the flower-garde !! wit! pleasure-ground, to v....at h way • hi! decayed flower ; hoe, rake, oil dig twirlers; weediti the • L ot‘ (.1 ; mowing the grass, and idearisi:c it bow Libor, letr.es ; soul ;il.O to pout!, cleat), amt dig shrubberies. I?lautitig may like%.l: be performed in all s„r! c.t buioous mid tuberous flower roots ) slit obri and trees ) :Aid filirous.rooled pc:emit:ifs attu bieunia!s. 1.1101 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. o r 1 (01rn. Days. .11 , mning. Afternoon. :if r. Jl. NOVEMEE It . 1. • . i ) ~. . • •• • ' :3. •• • • 4. 5. French Lade landed ou Friday last, at Newhaven, from Dieppe, wllo, from her appearance at first view, !night have been rnictakeo IW' ( me yd the family of the Hottentot Venus dre'sed abi ['runelisr, Lot one of the 'ustom ()en( e i la pi.r,eing his at M in a position to Nit her ion the boat to ` h Ore, he had some Icason to suspect that the proje,:lion wets not natural, and, up o n a I ,li% ate eaainination place, iZ wAs ft.und that the removal of a eonsic:le abl x quantit v c.f vaiud. ble Fretich iac e, cc diced the rear rotuur ,ity of tLe fair rati. shlu to. her 11 . ,tura Ishape.