The National Register. — London, England, 1813-12-19 00:00:00

; • -- TIIE NATIO - - • * HEBnOM A DA NY. DEC E M VER. 19. The flurth Sunday in arit.—Epis. Philip iv: 4. Corftel John. 1. 9.—tit. N martyr. .ho, alter having withstood the brunt os; nip kero!,:rs, life in singing the praise of the Lord in i of t, okqukite lortnent!. His name seems to have •!, as.unied in allo.ion to ~oni.• tnislartune he had experienced before I , ..•+1" a i derive , l front Neme.64, the roddes., or rather the fury, n • - • L . inv. per , e(ution.-1793. Tool. n was recaptured by the •,'FreuC' rt.—, at 8 h. 7 min. sets at 3 h. 31 min. '• . • „t er i llo ry .ht 1 1 li. 41 win. latent. none. • — l. he rt% rdoni of St. Julius, and tie vigil of St. the Apostle. The feast of the Apostles was so very resp-ct -1•141.• kern itthui.g the fast Christians, that the very eve W9s obsilved iz.eat ceretuot.y ; tucked, to this very thio, in the Itoinish cintich, Ow toast alwils begins at ve•pers, and thi• par' of tl.c service is to , -re soleolot . ti.an the second rvspers on the next day.-1697. Death of Mr. Thomas Formio., who , e plineipal care wes the poor, comtiart the afflicted rind give the rich the best examples of Chris tian v.irtues. The Sii ri,es at r, L. 8 min. sets at 3 It. 32 min. flight water woritiotg at 0 Is. 9 nun. afternoon nt 0 h. 34 n►ih. 21. Tuesthiy —.The least of Si. Thomas the Apostle. The scripture iv ektirely 11111'W retspectieg Coe country or kindred of Si. Thoirriv.— WL• know of his incredulity, %%limit CliriEt allowed to tr:ke place. in order to give a grvater evidence to his re sun eciion. to St. Tliorrovs's death. it seems that it has hopperied in India , where' the jtallotts of the treat number of converts he had made, o, del ed hint to be deoth.—This is nonneally the shortest dos, which at London of di" le tt , tli of 7 It. 41. min. 19 seconds, alrovirie 9 tom. 5 '%caoadv. good Al orshal Stilly, Pi Alit i'ter to Henry It. king of France. Woe " memoirs" lio(c been just!y admired, and rates the death of his murdered mriv:er, he spent the retuallidtr of Ins tile in diguifi-d and virtuous retirement. The Stitt rises net 8 11. 8 min) set. , at 3. h. 3'2 min. High water, mole. at 0 li 59 ann. a fterit. at 1 h. 2.3 mitt. 12. 14'eancs4ay.— Sc. Diinetriva and his companions, mirtyrs.-- 1807. The Atu rieati litubargu Act.-1744. Thomas }le Iciort - was burn, the sun a !•live-iiii . ker. iu Criance.court. The Sint r•sea at 8 11. 8 in. sets at 3h. 52 min. II!gh water swan. 1 b. 4? mitt. :diem. at V It. 11 win. New M on iit 15 win. past 7 night. Thursdpy„—St. Victoria, a yiretn and tuart3r : it is hardly pos sible to emicei now y4.iotp, a crueo, under the loost cei twisting t•a ments could ever find in witure strentli sufficient to 11.4.1. their sot le?mtoi ; il:e must indurute di , heliever cannot deny theretOre that a superimtur l V•lte upheld anti carried them through their MUM pain ful wdeal in ceder to c ic,ce rate troth of ;he relioion they professed. What its 'unwell courugr, vk hen so many of our fellow-ereatures, sinking *inner the svf it 'aunt', seek a reliot in the cessation of sub lunary existence, is, if rotl.ing were to be expected at'er death Here 01% the inwr:n 3 , the. VI vii.gowittitql hope of anwher and wueli better life, blunts eh- shut plitsss of the sword, and softens, lute a tepid breeze, the 'Aging bloZe t I.llee &ince. It niartyrrions has eveT been blaspheiii ou•lr obstiwicy sonic, yet it received the name of constancy ay.d catirege b, the utneral of ninokind.— but a coward skulking from the tut,erif-4trf '' le Wryer can, in spite of S S.•Rosseatt and Alad.iine de Stael, lie st3!t (I courant.--1806. Peace between France and Austria.- 1807. Santa Cruz anti St. Thoma surrendered to the English. 11w Site rises at h. 8 min. sets at 3h.32 ii iii. High waler. .Uoru. at .2 li.:i`l ntin afttrn. at Ib. 62 rain. !4 Friday---St. Delphinus, lnshop !Ind confessor.—Christmas eve. Ttt Tit, ( . .,thilic countries this night at twelve o'clock high mass is 40 T, uil is ec l in ail the print ipal churches to celebrate the birth of chii,t who towlescentled ro appv.ir, at thi. hour, In the world, under the shape ant i :.ss u ni e .. nnt re in trial, the old custom of placing a log of wood on the this stigitt, is a remain oldie ancient and wise practise of kre•iiii the !Ire :iota good agniust ti c people of the house re turn iron) Choir. h.-18a8. The . brave but unfortunate General 111...tre. coolinem..-- Ins it -treat, the consequence of which are too ‘vtli tsould have hi rn much more distressful had it not been for the persevering spirit of our gnverunient. Tile suit rise, at 8 h 8 sets at 3 h. 31 min. Nish wiicr it 3 h. 9 min. afternoon at 3 h. 115 natl. 23 .544turilay. —( bristinag day.—The nativity of our Lord—The ( fir.t of tbe ntebteties which have etnitihtited to the sit;..ittion Belt, I. 1. Gov. St. John, I. 1. hi. dp i y, w hicls ought to be kekl very stbrted a /biruerdlly consecrated to ISTER._ ell sorts of mummeries, fooleries find nonsense. ; whilst a supetstil ions adherence to puritanical .rules keeps all Sundays in the year so strictly observed that he who would not' plus at cards or sing a song on Sand; y, forgetting the solemnity of tie anniversary of the birth of his Saviour, la didges himself in all riots and debaucheries at Ci•rionias.—A Ito St. Anastasia, virgin and mart} r.—; 80i. Peace between Russia and Frai The Sun rises at 8 h. 8 Min. sets et S h. 54 min. High water morn. at 3 li 41 min. aftern.nn Hi :3,h. 5t min. PRICE OF STJCRS TESTEROAT. X per Cent. Con.. S per Cott. Red. . 6 011 Ornniuin THE NATIONAL REGISTER. totthon, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 19. SURRENDER OF DANTZIC. This important intelligence was received by Government last night, when the followin . g Bulletin was issued .• " Government have received advices this day tivai stating, that the fortress of Dantzie had capitulated, but the tern). being similar to thnie whieli had been granted to the garrison of Dresden, the Field-Marshal the Commatulet in Chief had relnsed his rat Mention. • g"rhe'English transports and men of war were seen, on the 14t1t, to the north of lielvoet, nearing the Dutch coast ; a few of the transpoils, with troops on board, entered Helvoet on the 15th. " The lieml-gnarters of the allied grand army were removed to Friedbeeg in the night of tlie 9th. _ _ . " The:i)imish troops, on the approach of the Prince Royal, had lett the French army under Davoust, ho had shut himself in Ham hurgh. " General Taylor wi ites, that Gertrn3 tlenburgh was in possession of the 11m :slat's. '• Sir thomas Graham has sent letters, announcing his arrival at the Roompot on the 13111." REPORTED REVOLU'T'ION IN FRANCE. Considerable interest was excited last night by the ru mour that the Parisians had hoisted the white cockade. and risen against the Government of &JONA PA R TE. Such an occurrence at Paris, we fear, would 1w premature, and would only serve, by its instantaneous suppression. to prevent a similar explosion in the provinces of Fiance, where, should it originate, it woulll be much more likely to prove success ful. Notwithstanding his want of men on the Rhine, in Hollind, and on the Adour, Paris is still the seat of NAPO LEON'S military power. The conspiracy of 1812 has taught Isim to mistrust the fidelity of the Parisians, and the reviews which have lately taken place in the Carousel arc in tended to show the people that be possesses the means of crushing, at once, any attempt at insurrection. We, there fore, doubt the reality of the fact. The men who quietly sufreted their relations and friends to be led to the guillotine under a Tyrant unsupported by Ray armed f , ree, are not very likely to rise against the conscription, in the very face of a superior and overwhelming military power. The man ner in which :his intelligence was received, also tends to di minish its probability, especially as private letters from Paris to the 13th inst. make no mention of it. The following are the different accounts m141141(4 lad night in the Evening Papers The following statement was written on a Ner.Va - e slip of paper, and thrust into a letter received by a Gentleman from his son sat Rotterdam. We give it as we reeeivtd it, piedoi g our. selves f o r nothing more t h an that Such a Atatemeut luts bi t) eeived by the Gentleman from his son, and that it is in the ham!. writine of the latter. It is to be rematked. that we have lad Paris Papers and Letters to the 13th instant, which are totally I,i -lent upon any aocb manirestation of the public opinion at Paris. A Rotterdam article of the 14th makes no mention of it; As I W 146 going to the rust-Office with this 'enter, news is