The National Register. — London, England, 1812-11-15 00:00:00

NOV. The following has been c.inmunicatcd to us by a Centle. man i v (oily arrived ft oin Fat is, as the statement .f.rctslated by t h e Members of French Government, inform anon of their in i% ate fricink, as to the nature, extent, awl termination of the late conspiracy . The three Ex-Generals, Guidal; and Lahorie, plready sentenced and executed, endeavoured to bring about 3 new revolution in Paris. " Thee made use of a fictitious Smarts Consul/um, by means of which the" succeed-•d in deceiving the garrison of Paris. !laving gone on the 23(1 of OetGber, at four o'clock in the morning, to thg barracks occupied by the first dis ision tte ttragoons of Paris. they read to them a Proclamation in %hid' they informed them of the death of the Emperor, (. I ,lu. 7th. and ordered them, in the name of the Regent, to 1, h'v 'hem. '• The troops, believing what was told them, obeyed their (1(1eI N and sutiered themselves to be led to dlicrent posts, where they relieved the guards; and at seven in the morn esemed themselVes at the Ministers of the General Pioxe, and at the Prefects of the Police, both of whom they ariest-d. and carried them to the prison of Lafurce, under an escort el SOO men. another division proceeded to the house of the t Atitisandant of Paris, General llullin (not Savory). M. Ilea informed him, that he was no longer Commandant ; sod hesitating to resign his command, a pistol was di,ehar'l(rl at him by Mallet, which mortally wounded him in the he " Mallet next proceeded to the Chief of the Etat-Major of Paris, to arrest him ; but this Officer (who appears to have been apprized of his danger) had several Officers in his apart ment, who, proving too powerful for Mallet, arrested him ; they then harangued the troops, who followed him, and hav ing succeeded in persuading them that Mallet was a conspi law, and that the Emperor was not dead, the whole laid* down their arms. The troops cantoned at Versailles and Gros Bois was now sent for, and the barriers having been shut, the conspirators were arrested. " At two o'clock, the Minister of the Police and the Pre esct were liberated, the Officers of the first division were ar freted, and the troops sent out of Paris. " On the first report of the Emperor's death, which the conspirators spread all over Paris, the Bank was surrounded by,a multitude, who endeavoured to exchange their notes fur specie ; but in a short time order and tranquillity wero. restored, and every thing quiet." THE HEE DOMA WRY ; OR, EPHEMERIS OF THE WEEK. NOVEMBER. 15. The Me and Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.. Jerem. 23. 5. Gospel St. John, 6. s.—St. Alachutos, was of a noble British extrac- Wm, before the conversion of the Enidish to the faith of Christ he was originally called Maclou', or 31 4 l ow. and forsaking the idolatry of his relatives and friends, also forsook the world, and retired to the solitude of Bangor, where the monks had al read y given many proofs of their piety and abnegation. Selected to go to France. in order to preach the doctrine of Christ, he was ordained Bishop of Aleth, in Brittany, now called St. Malo, hy a slight derivation front his name lie died, A. D. 564.-1577. Captain Drake, set sail from Pl y wood ' , rat his v o y ag e r oun d the globe . 163 x. Died Thomas Parr, aged 15t Jears.-1802. Died George Ronntel, the painter. The Sun rises at 7 h. 35 ram sets at 4 h. 25 min. 16. Monday.—St. Edmund. After havi n g been several years treasurer to the church of Salisbury, he was p romoted to the See of c Imerhury. and there discharged the-important duties of his office' a' a good pastor, for the space of six years. But seeing the liberties of TIIE NATIONAL REGISTER: toe thorch :oh gaged upon Kim; livory..l.ll..anti asioaN ni4- oith-s vpsits4ep, whis:v co,;i•i rusk respray, he c‘nta..soinesi hoo,eif lo a .:!.ani.,tary bassishmerst, and rceisen to "Fritnce, ehert , fir spent he est tlis days in a suOisisstery iti -loissons. A. 1:.40 liii li• c.turied to l'osnoi.o, pip' their s , .ept with gv-at weneration. ()IA . 4 'evert for his ellitokra sine titi - ..nay was orciercd t' be livnt 11"-onelinat E..tlisstd.---1804 'TheMAU: a; foliowa:— i-sn_lutc 53; 4 per cent 73 ; 5 pc , r Leo. IN.. The. NeaTi:. siaey .re at this; mosurtst..-la2. I)..atis of Henry la —The be:llan - 11l plunct, to which the antients gave the taa.toe at suptetue (sad Jupiter, ,i,es at J o'cluck. acrd graces the iirnmuseut the w!tole ;tight wall the sapisiiiro•iike effusions of its light. The Sun rises ot 7 b. S 6 ulin. sets at 4 b. '2 4 thin. 17. Took! cy. —St. Gregory Taintin.turg.i , (the . worke r of Anirrielel )ti-holy of New Cieoarea, in I" , -uttis, e , ainent for his szrent learttini; or, victor..., bat ranch Losre fur the miracles which he s said to losve per formed. Beiag on his death hed. alter having eonverte•i-l'iumbers of Pa ga n.. to the Christsan fli.h, he inquired noes: his ntreglints-.—" How twiny infidels trt• now re.nuninierr in she city ?'' they answered, " roily seventeen." " Tha , ll be to God," esi.laimeo l,e, " for there were :dlly so many Chri•tions in It n 1,4211 I undertoefk char g e of this See," Lf t us comprre tins erns , fving thong "t V the dying Prela.e with that toouveror, when pta.nts at his bed side, reckon* bow loony of his 11.114 , w-creatu res ill'_ has depri..'esi of 11 . 41..-r Also Sr. Ilsr;!s, who being Prior of 11". rd NV:omm. in Somerset sore, wn, prctuoted by Ifriry 11. to !is: Sec a 1. and it.:ving !has church tor the space of folitteen's cam; tried A. D. 1:.:00. kiogs and icotland cerlied his body to ais cathedral, ,%here it wns interred with .tn'eat pomp ai:.l solenttisty nailer. I!le high altar.-1796. Death of the Empress Cathes me !i.-155'.. Death of Queen Mary. aced 42 years..---1759. Tile tensains of the bra...e General Wolfe were landed tit Portsmouth, front on board a man ot war. The Sun rises at 7 li. 48 mitt sets at 4 h. 2'2 nun. Full Moon at 6 atteruouth 18. Wednesday.--The Dediq,ation of the Basilic of St- Peteo.orul St. Paul, at Rome. It lots been a connuoti custom atironk istidns so keep solemn and holy the anniversary of the dedicati m of churches, in imitation of the annual (cast keut to this day by the. Jews, iu cmunte. moration of the cower:won of S:slonton's - temple. 'lbis thfsy is al.- pchated for the emumentoration of the ceremony which vats oy St Silve.ter in consecrating the Metropolitan church ot Runic, of which the Emperor Constantine had laid the Icundation, in honour of the two Apoqles whose bodies were interred then. 19 Thursday.—St. Elizat.eth, daughter of the King of : s.-e, from her childhood, was accustomed to al! Vie 'Ater, is it pe y. Being married to the Laudgrave ot Hesse, she passed. her life in prac• tising the works of mercy towards the sick and poor, snout,. any re gard to their condition, nor to her own dignity . Atter the deaJt of her husband she entered among Bac nuns 01 St. Francis, and died A. D. 12 .I.—Also St. Pontanus. Bishop of Route, in the tune of the ErAperur Alexand •r Severns, by whom he was banished into Sardinia, and there died " oppre,sed %ebb misery," A. I). birth of l't toes Charles, afterwards King Charles the First, at Donde dire, Scioialot. 16'28. John Felton, executed fur the murder of the Duke of *lngham. The Sun rises at 7h. 41 min. seta at 4h. 19 mitt. • . 20. Friday.—St. Felix. of Valois, a small'county in France, about 45 miles from Paris, tout in the diocese of 11eaux. With St..l , lit; •of Matha, he blooded the ()Liter of the Trinitarians, tor the reikinvi‘i , o f captives among the bin bariuns of Algiers. Tunis. V. z.- mid -tlier . tisti:.a of Africa. After having given admirable roots oi zeal, emir.!..e. 4 :,(I humility, in procuring the liberty of others, his soul uas set t !mot ile body in the year 1212.—A150 St, Edmin , d, King sit the East Angle i, put to death by the Danes, A. D. 870.-1737. Death of quevi. Caw. line, the pious consort of George 11. in the 55th year of her ; t ee.- 1759. Admiral IlAwke's victory over the. French, in the Buy of Quiberon. •• The Sun rises at 7 h. 42 min. sets rit 4 h. 18 min.. 21. Saturday.—The Piesentivion of the Virgin Mary to the Temple. i An ancient festival still kept in the church of Rome, in commemoration of thut day, •s Iwo. as it is supposed, the blessed Virgin, being three Iyears old, was presented to Gni by her parents i m the temp l e . , \V Ihave no Scriptural account of this cereno tit, uhri indeed it 1.4 1 tiheot , able, that, what the.Apostleo, the Disciples, am, the Ctirtstians, who • were comemporaries with the Mother of . our Saviour, litol most ilkt lv written on her account, has been entirety ltii•t, and th:it we have so {l u te i to say upon a personage so iriiiiient in the diliensat ma ot the r.-.lein whin of man.-1711 3 The Marquis tr.: g ill:mite , . alt,] Pilare (lir Rosier, make the first aerial voyage in a Nfengolliere. at Paris. Tim hitter was killed ut Boulogne stir Hier, with his companion, Mr. Romain,the balsoon 1 hav'mg taker. tire. 3 The Sun rises at 7 h. 44 min. set s at 4" 15 .'16-utin... .t, ' • 1 .5 • P. 4 1? 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