The National Register. — London, England, 1814-09-18 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL SEPT ._lB. . UESDAY'S LONDON GA.:ETT NORSE OUARbS, JUNE 1, 1814. The prince Regen. h.rs br. n graciously pleased, hi the Hume and on the behalf Of his Majesty, to commaila that, at ci.nsideration of the di•tinguished service , of the troops e..gaw.ci in the battles in the P- Tc necs, trout theAtli .luly to the stdA,i,.ust, 1813 ;of the Ni on the 10t+. of November, 181.3 ; nod fit the ge and capture of St. Sehami,at, in August an& September, 181:1, the . °dicers present tipon thus.. titeinor-ble occasions , shall enjoy tile privilege of bearing badges of distinction. BANKRUPTS. A. Fact, and A. Facv, jun. ul Hatherkieli, Devonshire, farmers, tt) surrender, Sept. tl7 t 3, and Oct. 13, at t.. tire, at the Itu pipe' Tavern, Bristol. Auttruies, slessrs. nice and Wiliam', Lincoln'- int.. W. 1I•orkon, of Dartmouth ctreet, Westminster, nrmv.::econtretuent rnakt.r, Sept. 17. •4 S., and Oct 21 at twelve, at Guildhall. A;tr , rtties ble.v4, Itottii:son. ! Y nog, Parli.tment ect Ridles, of T,!nottrt Wor. r.t , r•ltir, , h pt. '2l, 2, tod Oct. 25, at elvvets, at the Ft‘,yal OA 1- it, 'l2cobury, A:torney,. 1111 . . Bad tittles, 'lames street, Bedt4d row. W. T Parl.P, ot I one!- acre, ontsie.deafer, Sept. 27, Oct. 1, and 25 at tel., at Guildhall. Attornies. Met3rs. Iluttitinsott Brewer's hall, Addle Street. PERILOUS FIRE AT SEA. Core of Cork, Ave. 27. 1814. elitscrt.r.sttvs—This day at two p. m. I arrived here in the Orbit, of Liverp.sol, Captain Peers, he having picked me and my ship's compatis tilt at sea. It is with h,.arttelt grief I have to announce the loss of OA Mars (by fire) on Thursday night, the 2.5:11 instant, Waterford be 'riot. abciut six seague's distance. While sitting in the cabin %ill) M , . Kekev (passenger), the Nlate came down at eine o'clock, and sair there was a s trong smell of ; I instantly went on deck, and folint the watch that was below in the fart-ens:lo, had come oven derk sutforated HIM at that time there was rte smoke from any ',flee part 0 the vessel. We immediately began throwing sxslice dawn lac testa astle and cutting a ih.le in the dt ck, to try if we could find where the tit , was, when the smoke issued front the ate. reie in such vi lun.es that yet wore all likely to he suffocatt;d. and could scarcely see une another ot• deck I instantly conCluded the fire most be its the main hold, mid jin• Mediate' . ordered the bouts to be got out and to bleak the ru: , in hatche- open to see if we could find the fire there, as it was I mpossible for a: % person to go below in the steerav or forecast.e ; and such was tht. rapidity of the dames, that before we could get the long boot nut. they were issning-sis feet high through the math hatchway ; and it wa , with the greatest difficulty we succeeded in gelling . the boat out ove , the side, as the vessel was in a few minutes atter in flames from iht fore hatchway to the cabin doors. It is impossible for met() describe She horror s.ot the sight of the vessel, and the frantic state of the Irma', pagseaKers t alto g.t out of bed on the first Maros, anti come on deck. There eras no time to get eilter water, irovisions, or any thing i , the boat : and had it not been that Providence threw a vessel in tin way, we must Itsve been turned on the sea without any kind of anstr ranee, sonic without c rvering, in an open boat. The Orbit, Captaii Peers, of Liverrol, hove iu sight, awl, seeine our Mist-eased .lion, ipionediately hove-to, as R$ 141 b.ittrd, tt :tie!' being stbor ten ''clock. The attention of Capt. Peers and passenetrs on board abit, to t very 'milt 'dual, merit my most siocere thanks. In cal.ing tt.e people over by their mosses, before trotting the ve.o.e! I found there was one missing, and judging be might he down 'in If forecastle trying to get some of his clothes, and not able to get up rtgai on.accouot of the smoke , one of the men, nt the risk of his own lit( went down and totind hi u, made a rope fast round tutu, and be w:.. hauled up without imv m...usetion, but we succeeded in bringing him life on hoard the Orbit. By what means the vessel to k fire, God only knows, as there ha' been no light whatever either in the forecastle or steerage that Diet) and there was no fire in either of those places until ;after it brol, through the insist hatchway ; and for any person to have communicati. - with the hoist was impossible, with ut bring known, as the vessel r, buts-headed up f 're and 3tt. I leave saved scarcely any clothing-npn t a hat to wear. Shall retioi • to Liverpool as soon as I remain, (ientlemen, your obedient .ervant, (Signed) PH WILLIAMSON. Mum, Ellis and WNeitl. Tile. HEISI)i),VIAI),4 ft I. SEPTE M BER. Now sober Autumn, with lack-lustre eye, Shupe• with a chilling blast the yellow ►eaf, 5f7 18. Fifteenth Sunday after Trin i ty . —Morning L es t on , are from Jeremiah 35, and Matthew 19 : the Evenitig are (rum Jtrettliah and Ist CorinthiatiS, S. 19. ourbridge Fair, near Cambridge.---Mercury rises ut 32 minutes past in the morning. O. Tnesday.—D,,y-break; at 53 minutes after 3 in the morning. . 21. illednesday.—St. .llauliew. culled alio Levi, was the son of Al. phe•is. pruirably a thililean t and sustained the odious office of pubheatt, r lull-gatherer, under the Romans. While he sat in Capettianin, co! • leciing the revenue, Jesus, who passed ny, said unto hint- 7 ,-. Tema me ;' and lie arose and followed him. Ma thew is now generally stiptiosed to ;sure written his gospel in the yews 64 or 65 ; arid has more citations trout the ll..brew Scriptures than ithy other at the Evange!istl.—Lutbt.r week.--First quarter of this Moon, at 34 minutes past 11 1 1 at night. '2c.Z. 7 hursday .--Corotttic.n of Georf:e the Third ; it took place et Wes.!ntinter, with his Queen ; September ?2, 1761.-a-11011day at all the Public: offices. 23. Frit/eq.—This Aar, at 15 minutes past 4 in the af•ernonti, the 4it etat.rs the equinoctial sign Libra ; causing the Autumnal iliumuN t ind making our nays and nights to be equal once more. 24. Saturday.--Day is just re. hours and 4 Minutes loos. • NATURALIST'S CALENDAR. • Sr mstyn, refulgent 'child of the Suu,' has now retired, with his is • ardent look,' from our no rthern regions; and each gaudy flower I y disappearing. C,i.o.lictice the planting of bulbous roots (taken tip during the sum :ler) in borders and beds :xs snow-drops, crocuses, tulips, cissuses, daffodil., irises, crown imperial., lilies, and mar .ak4oll... Likewise plant any common auriculat, either in beds or hur ler., t o lei nain ft.,wernig.—Wiitter aconite. a diminutive early in v. ering perennial, may be plattletio.-•lliettatiai aised thi. year, •eould be planted out fitfully.—Cle:a away all decap:•4l stalks and .eaves from among the growing plants.--Edgings ma y b e p l ante d of 9.1 x , thrift, dai-ic., pinks, strawberries, or Limthin pride.--Otf-sets may ie planted 'it all sorts Of bulbous roots; also slip and punt olf-sets of iorous-touted perennials. shrubbt ries will principally require you to reduce long rambling aints, of disorderly growth; to hoe up all weeds between the sltrob. oil rake utiluose weeds and litter; forming a cleanly and neat sut. .4ce. 111011-WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SETT EMIIZR. Days. Mornin , 0. Aftfrnoon. 2s. 19. H2O. • 21. I: tl $3. 24. ..• Depth of Water is .47 feet 5 incites at London Midge.. THE SHIP'S COOK A GREAT orriccn —According to established form, in the Navy, when a ship is paid off, no Ticer most quit the port or coinsider himself discharged, until the peunalit is struck, which can he dotn• omy he : Cook, as the last officer, at sunset; and should he he lent no other .person cm pc , I:rin the office. however .-,irous the Officers may be of t !(:11g Their depariure, and ihough there may not be a 'single seanwn or ma , lne oit ,ard. A curious instance Of this 'ook place la , t vecir, a y moth, nn the Caledonia's heing paid oft When con the time rived for haulint; town the ',coolant, uo c• )und, from which cause the officcrs wee under 'Ate ireces bity of waiting a. day or two , u n til. he hale 2 . 4 onnce. . •