The National Register. — London, England, 1812-10-11 00:00:00

OCT. 11. rotie, s i i ; tindlie, (14112,1,101'y ; II ugh M.Kiolry ditto ;!! it ate. ; I' 'trick Morphs.. dmigeruitsly ; lietiry Dent s4:11 ; John - tattle, d ingetously ; Pi terson. sdiAtly ; 11'i:- luau .11;u :n oi o n, diiiigeroasly ; John lare. ditto ; William Cooper, I„,i i r . enee Noriatt, divigerously sligkiy; Kroortli 11• Donald, severely; James Crtmmt-11. ditto; Robert T , iy. dangeruesly ;_ Samuel Stiller and James Malt r, ditto ; George Read, severely ; Rdlph Willionis, slightly ; Jos. Cophod, danger ousiy ; Vialtie, severely ; Philip Ilwyer, Alesaii. er Ferguson, an d Sirliers, slightly ; dot to Ilehlis and ,Litues CamAell, se vends ; Peter Steinstcd, slightly ; Geo. Emerson, sLithey, Reardon. and Thunras'Cliandlrs, severely ; George Menther. Hall, Da vid lliMicnau, John Southgate, John Sotith (3), Hew y lion, James Crooks, Antony ur,t/in, l'hunias Hardy. James I .llortis : Jan Sholys Thomas 11Jrrinetni, Juhrfßoach, and Stephen kellY, slightly; John R..bson. Thomas Crowther, Hubert Spry, Thomas Chambers, and J Fothitain, vt rely ; Jehn Tahe, Nleichitedech Archer, John Gus, Wil haul Cuope. and L.iwnrif Mikroolitogeroutly ; William Junes, bainuel Long, and MI in Ryan, slightly 15 killed ; 63 wuunded.—Total 7A. (Segued) ,JAS. R. DAMES. JVIIN I 11.V1 N Surgeon. BANKRUPTS. . Jones, jrin. brtisti.intinut.icturer, to surrender Oct. . le, it fur, 26, as d Nov. 21, at one. at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol, Attornie,, M••ssre, litiwu a d Cars, Broad-street, Bristol ; and Mr. P. Iltsrd, King's-Bench-Walks, Temple, London. E. Chambers, late of Culltimpton. Devon, H. C. Granger, Knights bridge, Middlesex, and 1. Chambers, jun. Broadhembury, Devon, hankers, Oct. 24, Nov. 20, 21, at the White Hart Inn, CullninPron. Attornies Messrs, Vizard and Hutchinson, Lincoln's-Inn, Lwalon ; and Mr. ielclhursh. Bradnii;ch, near Cullumpton • J. Spencer. Manchester, swrchant, Oct 19, and Nc,st. 21. at one, at tl'e Star Inn, Dzansgate, Maochester. Attornies, Messr, T. Redhead and Brother, St. Ann's Church-yard, Manchetter ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. ••• • I'. Hahne, Saltord, Lancaster, victualler, Oct. 19; 20, and Nov, 21, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Attornies. Mr. R Milne, Manchester . ; and Mr. Ellis, Chanwrs•-lane, C. Graves, Holborn, linen-draper, get. 17. 21, N.,v. 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Abgel-court, Tairoginortott s(reet. • • B. Stokes and ,H. Hunt, South street, Finsbury-square, merchants, Oct. 13, 20, and Nov. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messy*. SWech and Stokes. 114sitighall.street IV. She, , patd, New Ranelagh, Millbank, Westminster, victualler, Oct. 17, 27, and Nov. 21, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Railton, T. Follett and J Sneak. Liverpool, merchants, Nov. 2,9, and 21, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john-street, Liveri•esol. Attorntes, Messrs. Sheppard, Adlington, and Gregory, Bedtord-row, London ; and Messts. Daltera and Topham, Liverpool. A. Charles, Old Jewry, wine-merchant, Oct 16, at six, 17,- at eleven, and Nov. 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs Holmes and Lowden, Clement's-Inn. R. jack, Manchester. manufacturer, Oct, 29, 30, at eleven, and and Nov: 21, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Messrs. Sheppard, Adlington, and Gregory, Betiltard-row, London • and Mr. J. Law, Manchester. T. Aim, jun.. and J. 1). Luboren, Great Wincliestelp merchants, Oct. 17, at eleven, 31, and Nov. 21 , at twelve, at - lull. Attorney, r. Lang, America-square. Whittle, late of Edward-street, Limehouse-fiAds, Middlefett mariner, Oct. 13 t at test 17, at eleven, and -Nov. 21, at one, at Guil in: ban. Attornits, Messrs. Blunt and Bowman, Old Bethlein. 1. Addington, Tottenham-court-road, tallow-chandler. Cct. 20, 21, atd Nov. 21, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Reardon Dud Davis, Corbet-court, Gracechurch-street. W. Taylor, City-road, silk-mercer. Oct 20, 24, and Nov. 21, at eleven. at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. James, liticklersburv. J• P. Thompson, of Great Nnwport-street-oengravcr, Oct. 17, at eleven, SI, and Nov.ll, at twelve. at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Wilde and Knight, Castle-street, Falcon-collate. J. M•Millan of Liverpool, merchant, Nov. 3,1, and 21, at one, at the Globe " Cavern, John-street, Liverpool. • Atturnies, Messrs Crump and Hodge, Liverpool; and Mr. Ilattyc,_ Chancery-lane, London. J. Spencer, Manchester. and W. Spencer, London, me'chants, Oct. 21, 3`2, at one, an . ; Nov. 21, at tliree, at the Mosley Arms Inn. Man chester. Att ornies, Mr. ktuckley, Manchester ; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. Comtnodore Roncv.u& has arrived at Boston after an nnsucceaul cruise, having destroyed five or six small vessels 6f little or no value. •Their crews are 41.eadfully affected Vith the scurvy . ... TILL 7IEIII)O3I4fU.IRY; Oft, ENJOIERIS OF 'ME WLEK. • OCTOBER., 11. 71o: Twentieth Sunday . after Trinity.--Epistle Irphes. 5. 15. Gosp. '22. 1 Old Michaelsaas •,-I.(.;usllllbettur., burn tit flr4l.ntnt, in the eighth centu-y. was called by King l'episi to the Cs.sert of France, and lived in the palace, as if he bad been in solitude. Ile ti as, like many ushers, visited with the misfortune of basing married a wile of the roughest and most a t tgrav:vti . gtiouprr, aud, not unlike Orates, was often exposed to the peliing storm" of her unae count:dile taission. Yet I.c submitted with a geo• rotas and exemplary I) 'tierce in all her plovocalious. considering ter as a sick person .under Isis tare, and who.t, incurable di.tessiptr required his compilation. lfter tinny years of this sort of dome.tic iiiartyril.m. he was called to that place where no fear of quarrels or. scolditio• di.tatb the drer htitiec peace of the 501.11..--.1796. declared war ageast EnJand. !rine p • ima mati bans -:-1797, Atlanta! Duncan di:waled the Dutch tleet, and raptured tone ships of the lipe.--170:). I)se.d, Air. Amontons. the reputed inventor of that useful tostruinent, " Telegrmili ;" he. was a 'native ut France,• but did not enjoy the pleasute tit his earl scheme brotigh' to perfection. The_Sun tistse, at 6 It. 31 min sets at sh. 29 mitt. 14. .Mosidoy.—St. Waitritl, 13i hc.p of York, in the beginning Of the eixittli century. Ills hive fOr ascetic cuntemplations broke out CO early. that he was hestlly marteen ye srs of nee - when he c mbraced the mosses . . sic life in the ninon's abbey of Lanthsfarn. lie was afterwaisis pro moted to the honours of the church, an.l eurernetl.fitty yeaes the 1) o cese of York, with exemplary wisdosin unimpraelwd po •ity rt co , ,it a ct. stud estraortiinury piety; he died in tlw 9th Ceatu; s y.-149 - !. Cishisaloa discovered Satts2lvallor, one of the Ilahastra islands..-1537. l ei. its of Edward VI. at Hastiptrin Court ; his r other, Jane s..votroir, • %poet! . the nett day.--179/I.Sir John Horlase Wartct'a %lenity over the treach off Tury Island. Tho Sun tidies at 6 b. 13 min. sets at 5h.'37 min. Tuesdry.—This day wss consecra,ed to the curnfruemoratimi of tbe'tran.latiuu of King Edwa.rl, thecrinfeotoes body. It wa• tz.iteu up Ihirtr•six years after its. death, and utlerwards, in the reioi or 1 .1.-lity [l., i trawl/tied jib great pomp and ceterno .v. and placed. Or the . melon, and under the tare of t. Thounts, A? chhtshy Carttet Inn). . its it•chapel behind the *sitar of ‘Vestminster Abbey . weiere hi. t„ t ua -till remains, and where hit vetterabfc relicks ate •tirritiroft.d by the innblateriog .Exacis Royalty.--By it council held at thtiod. Lois day was a pp,,i n t e d, • in the year ATV!, to be kept holy tilonc2liout the realm in li-neur And roemory 4,f a King. whose p lhiir. and domessic •ittoes had endeared nisi. so much to lti• peoplc.-1399. (:,,,o,tation o f Henri. IV. . Hence; those bloody feuds wish h deluged our cour4 y . with Ilsitish blood, and t tided at the e,,tl of tn.! following ceututy. . Thelnn rises at 6 n..',5 ann. At tti At t MM. • First quarter of the 111.) , a. at l is the afternoon. 14. Irednesday.-i-St. Ca iiqUS, iio!tiop of Itonte. lie hved ender the despicable reign of the effeminate Henn •ttirt us. .net. r e too..t ttve years of adiamistrattun, at the head • f the Chi I,tiatt thu c's, in very difficult times. when St. Peel's bark was tossed up and ttot uptri dreadful sea of persecustite.s, lie rt cc ived the crovtit of iu rtyrdom, A. D. 225.-1066. William the Cosiqueror. the Ita.tard Nor began his reign un this day.-1066. isalCe t,l Ilassilurs, whore the 'Duke of Nornititidv del . ..sated II mold, and began ins !riga. The Stotlistis at ti h. 37 mid. sets at S ..sti. The beautiful constel ation Wt alisiently c tied Who,. appears in the east about 10 h. afternoon, and fits ben compos...tt at It,. to Star`, is surrounded by an elegant clustt r t.f bri,hl nossinisitt, of 4,,e I second and third magnitude ;as it Alyea', al the M g Ina rainy season in Italy, it was called t t !se po,•t• Ph: riesitsOri•A• 15. Tharssidy. - St. Theresa was born a' Avna. • d _ catcd in great piety ;' at the age of eigisteLit When he. sellow ,• • Iv, mons were enjoy lig all the pl,•asarte. ot a di. up•i•ed , ebt• e Ise • from the bustle of the world, awl t,sok the Leto' and veil sit J.. r u alite t wos, am I) %hoist she uta: out. slam Hi, ;,i 0 1. y • cud mortification. Slst, its her Ilk ofilictra .„/ but her path nee wilt; au ereat, toil In the waist's- of bee great -t .ferunces, far from repining, tie sised to eye al to. in she panixsou her totertnts "to stolrr, eft out to live." .441 rest'. nut aus44 died in the tear 1531.-7 9 . IL C. hole.of ::net H. u shook teitit atylamatimet fir the ninth of V trg,l, *s it . ; poet ; whose name wiLittafed from tat. rergilid,', Pori.u;eo, r, . cintspicueivi fit the sky it the time of his being- rritiNht.to 19 ' e. The' Suit :rues at 6 In 39 min. 'pets hi t 16. Friday.—Sl. bred in the knowledge .of a ll a i r t a e % ne•t•reat St, oltiothiatt, ti t •,.I • the practice of mot titica t io o under ! Ile aim, wards foood a retired abode among 'the roinan•se.., s eraggy rocks of the Alps. and settling there, in e - mail hems t s. THE NATIQNAL REGISTER. 631