The National Register. — London, England, 1814-11-13 00:00:00

NOV. 15.. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. THE lIEBDOMADARI: NOVEMBER. Now• ittils of oratory tin o , lt the floor, Producing dust and choir, but ()tithing mine ! 13. Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.—Morning Lessons are from Proverbs 11, and John ;71; Evening ale lion) Proseibs 1.1, and I Ti mothy I.—St. Kiitiiis was burn Ht Jours, and was a monk under :it. Mann, in the 4th century, whim be eventindly succeeded in the bishopric ut lours He was panic Mar y venerated in FrJoce in.d Eng -1:rod, and died iu 444. 11. 31onday —Sun !hes at 7 Ic. 35 m. and sets :it 4 '27 tll. Illnw,u vc i!1 Solo I§ as 2 m. pa., '2 o'clock. 15. Tire.dest,..—Miiihuhis, otherWi.e Nfaelarius, w Bi,hof, of St. IVritnes, iu France, N i.ich lie tin num( d. He ti.itititlicti iii the stlh century. ' 16 IV CanCida y .•••• • 1 * v%ii: t at ( 21 r.:ittutcs after 6r ' ctclck in the 17. Thursdau—llto , h, Pi-hop of I.hicoln. Burgundy was tl;e. place of tills eceltsitolie, who bring first a r,• Lt niar cat. , •.. ot ti...rA,;irds a th.irtliosi,ot I-I..tivy I I ecione prior of the Carthusians, ‘4ltinn he had estal.:i•;irsl iu 5.:9-1.15.1•1 {tr. Ile aiterw bills became Liishop of Lincoln, hut dud Losid,;o; Nov. 17, in the year:l2oU, hrtvilio there sickened of a quart in ;:gue. John, Kliig of England, atol 11'1lliant, King of Scot!iii.d, bring at Liocolii ytheii tlif-4 prelate's hotly was br,•nglit there. thee aFs;s7ed by borne earth d the coffin into the e ; al, e dral, out of revcii to his woith. Hugh was cutoo.ized in It't:O. li'. Dov is 8 hours ul d 4(1 minutes long. 19. S,,tuifiao..--Night is 15 lioeis and 2.2. length.—lllColl beb in o 9 alter 10. NXIITRALki'S CM ENDAR. Clinib;n7 and !railing plants. of the shrth hind way 110%% , be plantrd atrd Ironed ri;!iust Kull., hatidines, t r atboars: viz.• —lvy. %we'll's hower,.rtsnitne, honey-a-tackles, and passifloya. Ivy mai . he planted in un open and airy scite. N ginia-creeFer sticci rd in towns iand (wies, Itatever nor, he the situation, and climb to the summit the highest building-.--Catiilpa, a large leaved d, eidous tree, extremelN beau filo!, may be planted in shrubbtries.--Fittish the autumnal pi:ailing of hvacintlis,-- . Alt.zereon and dwarl•altm,nds may he iblinved in puts ur sht tibberies eat iy flow ta ing.--Cooplete thu panting of such lilies us ytt rennin' out of the ground, and the transplanting of others. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. PRICE OF STOCKS 11•S1 HWAY. 8 Per ('ent. Cons. 4 per Cent ''ii 5 Per Ceats . d Convels for A.cosiut THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lon Don, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1814. FRENCH PAPERS. 745 The arrival of the Paris Papers up to Wednesday, furnishes us with an official docunicnt, fixing the 4th of November as the day on which the Congress is to assemble. The Courier thinks it cannot meet so soon, and states, that some people believe it will be over on the 15th of November ; others, that it wi!l last three months. But, the fate of Saxony has been decided. It is to he dividedand subdivided!! ! Thc Courier contrildicts the report of an) changes in the Covernment of Naples. On the other hand, the Sur: is making an active war on this Monarch. The former paper Cr:left:lly pfrses over the contents of the foreign papers on subject ; and states all reports, as to his removal, as in correct ; which the latter gives as extracts from the Brussels Gazette! The,:e paper': go to prove that the restoration of the Bout lions is a probahlt circumstance. The great uncertainty attached to the results of the Con.. ;tress at Vienna, may be read*: roferred by the Courier cha rade' izing as wise, the employment of our forces on the Con tinent, tillthe Congress at /culla is concluded. As to the aggrandizements of the different great Powers, it should appear, that as I'ru'sia is to make a Vice-Royalty of Saxony, Russia and Austria will do the same with Poland . and Italy. Amongst other reports, it is rumoured that our good old King is to take the title of Emperor. 1)1 7 .CI, Al lON. Days. -- h. 51 in. 3 h. :5 n:. I. t . in. • 16. 17. 18. 19. NOVEMBER. AllOl Aftcrnoon. .; 1 1 . ]5. The statement of a tumult at the Aldan Theatre, nud of the execution of nine ; ersons, is contradicted by the brother of Sir G. NVebster, who was prusent on the rkl,t in question, when the most perfect tranquillity picy.li!ed. The Duke of Wellington, it is reported, is desirous of retiring from his present situation as Ambassador at the Court of France. The Plincess of \Vales arrived on the 20th October at Parma. ller Royal Highness continued her route on the same d:►v for Bologna. We have seen in several papers, an idle story of an inter view hetAveen the Princess of Wales and the Ex- f',..n , pres of Fiance, at Geneva, which, as we suspected, is totally un founded. We find medicines constantly advertised for the restora tion of the appetite. A medicine, howevei, that would prcycnt hunger, would be a much better discov:.ry for those who have nothiil to cat. VIENNA, Nov, I.—ne opening of the Congress having been by derlimlion, adjourned on the Bth Oct. till the IA November, the Plempotentimics of the Powers who si:wed the Treaty of the 20th May, agrecd reciprovally to interelvinge their full powers, and to pnit them in flit. Office established in the State Chancery ; and ill 01th r terogLiZe in au authentic 10:111111 r those persons charged it% the ;wrests of other Sta'es, they invite those who aro fur ni..hed with powers for the Congress to transmit them to the said Office. A Committee of three of the Plenipotentiatiea ore to prceeed to the verification of the said Powers, and afterward , the saiti Plenipo tentiaries %vitt propose the :node inch may appear to them the most corvefiictit for the future procceding of the Congress. TM Office, 11 here these full Powt is are to be deposited, „ill open on the Sd November. THE MEETING OF PARLIAMENT. The circumstances ruder which the Imperial Parliament have assembled are sa peculiar, that we trust we shall be excused for cairn! the attention ()four readers to the more prom neat parts of its delibeia , i , ns. The Speech is a remarkable one. America forms its lead ing topic, and 'the most cautious silence is observed on the subject of European politics. However, in order to make up for the secrecy observed on the latter topic, the Ministers have been very ditiuse on the former. And with this diffu sion we observe some " confident expectations entertained, as Nvell flow the amount (number) as hem the description of the Blitish force ;w serving in Canada, that the ascendancy