The National Register. — London, England, 1813-01-10 00:00:00

Pr THE NATIONAL REGISTgR. 94 , THE JIEBOOM4DAR JA VARY'. 3. The lint Suntitty after Epiphany. The Epi , t. nom, 12. 1. Gasp. St. Linse. '2 41. —St. Agallt , n, Pope and Confessor of the F a ith, who, in several Sylioda. opposed btrelitUell•slt the rising Heresy of the 3.lottol,elisot, in the 7th co . :tory. Also St. Wiliam. ;Go. L au d. Archbishop of Cahteibury.•WaS beheeded on I•o•rer bi the 71st year of his age, for high treason. ifistorians 'have con sider:tidy differed in their otnniufs collect non! the re•lity el li.s —l7.*.t. The muse, who presides to the intertNsting and elegatit pcience of ttotany. had to deplOre the loss ()titer best histori.in,.the celvtAtited I..nisite , ss, a so an, wan in ewlorisis , nature apd explaini•ni her sevrets, itcvsa lost an oppot7unitv ut raising the mind_ t,,, , sards the greatness arid goodsaesos al the creator. Tile Sun ri-,es at 7 It. 53 min. sets at 4 h. 2 min. Itgli water, sumo. 26 win. past 7, aflot. b 8 min. past 7. 11. rlisid.iy.—St. Htginus, Pope aid Aiattyr. This dav,lbeinz the fist Mood.) , alt-,r Epiphany, is comaionly Pina,, or ploagh Monday; thi• appellatioss originated in some ancient practice at hus bandry, which has eseapt.al the scorches it antiquartcs, fur ull differ its th;:ir iotcrpretutiona, and none gives a satisfactory solution of the /v(4tn ; ittartikges ate now performed until Lent, without licenses. 16 0 R. Pater the alait. Char of Muscovy, Caine 10 En!iland, :ma Ina pr..ved hisoself at DeinfOrd, lieut, In the art of ship-buildity , . It is a curious coincidence, that the Russians have sent, in trust, to Ets.;1411(1 that nave which Endand had origist:olly . taught 'Russia to create. I Sir Halts Sloane, first physician to Ceorge 11. ; hi. books, amid cr . :billets of curiosities, now form a considerable part of the I.llitisli 111 use u sit. The Sun rises at 7 h. 57 miu. sets nt 4 li. 3 min. Hirdi water, morn. '29 min. past 8, afters. 7 mitt. past 9. I Tuesdit . q.—M arty rilorn of St. Saiy rus. 1)19. Death of Maximilan 1. Emperor of Germany. Ckarles V. of Spain, succeed. 810. By a Deer( e oldie Emperor of France Ditch Zealand is annexed to the French Enipi: - e, on the pretence of pi eim..! it trader the iiii ettiate protection of titration mine able to defend it against the invasion of the Etielisli.-180. Mi.& acre of Portuguese Lisions.-1809. Capture of Cis)entte. Tire Sun rises at 7h. 58 nun. sets at 4h. 4 min. • High water, morn. 4'2 min. past p, aitern. 18 min. past 10. Tae Moon in PeriKes, nr neartst to the earth. 13. Wednesday.—St. Lennints, Bishop and Martyr. Also St.llilary, Bishop of roictiers, in France. l'he Arians, whom he had cortrageon.T) . opposed, cans( d to be exile() for four years from his see ;he wa s a wan of great intrepidity, gcnius, and penetration ;he dice 363. C/init.:ridge Term tiepins. 179 a. :Monastic I:talifislintents were suppressed in France by a re. twee of the Cenverition. Aith ugh these relizious congregations were made subservient to sorry..• objectionable, practires, vet posterity will judee. how, and how nnich. their destruction has infiaenced the morals 'and !ear Nino of the French itAti0n......479e. A Miner, in I) , ..rb y shire, having 13( el! hurled, by sudden r , f waterririlbish in the mine, remairled eight davlo ithont susteitanci', and w 4 1300.)k. James Nl'hinght, Author ut the '' klarriity of the Gospels," died in Scorl.md. The Sun rises at 7 b. 54 min. sets at 4. It. n High wafer, mufti. 55 nun. past 10, often'. 3.2 min. past 11. Jupiter rises, at 5 5 min. iii the afternoon. 11. 141.3(1 , 1. St. Fe!ix, Priest and Murt)r. Also St. Patio:, 'Bishop of Milan , he was much revered in that riletroprifis, Miele his tcliains were kept wi+ii ca.e and picty.-- Oxford Term begins. 1753. D nth of 131 s imp Beri,elLy. In one of his poeths rope ascribes to him every virtue under ilehveh. X 179 . Death of Dr. Edwarn Horwtoof, Minkter. of grt at learning. HIS IlitiOfilletittit IQ the Stony of the New Testa. Ilittit." is u must The Situ rises in 7 h ,53 min. sets at 4h. 7 1 ,,1! ) . High water, morn. - Iniu. past 6 tnul oast tg. N I. duce the oscilliition of ;he tide, .in the !liver Thames takes wore than 1: 1 1 hours ro bring high water, it is cicar, thot from twelve o'clock at night, till tvvelVe ("4.luCk UOOll of this day, ;;x• water cannot gb:At to in. weed* height. 15. Paul, the first Jilin, leaving the pomp and luxury of Ihe wolld, retired N. the N , 4lttrile of in I.4:ylit, mind made the ‘‘iht rock , of the ele:•elt echo night um) (by, in the tir.iiw of Cod, rind a time the esetiti4dinAry pcititoce which lle ivii4 his lurert< upon themselves. A6c- St. Ilnitr, who liar-Armed a news-try, and long wished for 'Orrin, rn the ,lAN. 10. menecd a reign r)1 4 i years.-179.i. The Prince lit' Orange, St.olt li•ildri, an.l hix family, escape to 1-...sigland.-17.:0. IVtio gimcl4, first exported from Ireland. —1775. A mount!), aged 60, is said to have diud in the hospital at Eerlin, of at supposed dropsy, but tli“t livr body being dissected, tlicte iv.is di‘covered within her, an int'aut perfectly formed, and entirely petrified ! ! The Sun rises et 7h. 52 MID. sets at h. 8 min. 11:2h wider, morn. :;9 win. past 1., latent. 10 min. past 1. 16. S , JiLfollatb*St. Furcy, an Hermit, NIIU lived ,e (113 1 : -teed trutu 'ems ciety in u small vale, 11 , .ir France ; it is repotted, that havitiu been insulted by the inhabitants, lie rai Ad extraordinary mot :113 naainst their city ; but that being ..uppliciited by ~,rue vi! wells ci!izet.s, he obtained, by h.s intercession, that t h e fire of lit ityvn sti . n u i t injure their pos•rssion. ; which is ree,irded in this witretit vine, et mans iiises gt Juniais Toutterre n'entreru definite. 1556. C.:barks V. resigns 10-1 cruwu in favour of his son Philip. aid retires to rbe convent of St. Justus, ti,e Pla :entia.--- no 9. Batik vt . Comma-- Druili of Sir John 111,iii e s and embarkation of his troops. The !tit rites at T 51 min. sets at 4h. 9 min. High water, moil,. 40 min. rist 1, aitern. 9 min. past 1. Conjimetion of the Aloon with Itipitcr. Full Moon. at 4 min. p,:st 6in t h e afternoon. D:r Mini ofIsERVYIIONS Tn an old Calendar, p i teal iu 15A, and prefixed to a 5 a 1' 1 ,1 ) 1 3 1. 7 . tuiplal, we filld the fihluwuig I*(fil(stich in leoilitic verses, kr flit ne.;iith of January : • 111 inlltb claris eitlidisqUe eibis potiar:s Atque decens potie , , post fercula,., sit till iota'; Liedit enitu Metlo-pi•tu% tome. tit bent credo, 13(direa tune nitres et vellum finarte . cures. Which may be translated thus : Use built, .yet heatin,, food-16 ben dinner's o'er, Of generoni wi nes eniol; the moderate ( harm ; Beware eat Mead—of h<ttliiug tit' the power And to the skilful lancet v kid 3 our urn,. Arrruort( w; ICA I. A vile rxrioNs. The conjunction Qi . the Nl.ion with .Itlptier, the near approach of the former to the earth, and the tuissitv,e of, the latter upon our mernlii.ti, nearly at the same time when the Sun is in diametrical opp4!iiiit, ettuhie us to pregoostleate very heavy weather for sotaa true LH tile. course oldie week. iionrict . i.i I. Rll, DIRECTIONS The ratinkletnet t hot-lo ds ungross !tart of ' , tit attention give ne,tt earth to the vtge. the t;oine, and itti,cr swett-ht.tb3; . sow 11uiv r o11-peal and beans, Ste. and priotie your trait-tiec•i. PRICE OF STc•uKs YESTERDAY. 9 per Celt. Mot. ........ 4'l Er Bilk. 4 per I*, 3 p,,q . Cons. b per Celt. Navy . The Pulpit is unavoidAlv p' p. ned till nor next. Many other articles iti-t! nece,saidy excluded iron; want of room. TII E NATION L I STItI X ER. tonon, SUNDAY, JAI U:1 liiENt 11 P..11)1',R4. French Papers to the sth instant have been received, hut they are totally silent respecting the po,ition or movements of the grand army. The passav of many of its Officers, some of them of high rank, throuOt Frankfort, on their way to Paris, is indeed noticed, as wcH as the march of numer ous minim cements tpwards Liilmania, but whether the army has been able to take up its winter quarters in front of W Oita, or has been compelled tf) ptirsup its disastrous retreat across the Niemen, is not unfolded to calm the anxiety of so many friends, relations, or parent , , who must long to know the f f thrfr , ff( aialfspeli , •.,,. •. Atbb..l, who) ihtrmaceu a Ile ccaaJry, aim mpg ""c" rvr IF "'"" ni " Ic II ttiledictile. 0 , at r . fate of their d 1 cant and suffering kindred. The following 1239. Qacen li*.ft-btts was crowned at Westoilaster, and c u 2 - paragraW.petaitied ha these Papers has excited sotur sur, 'I 4