The National Register. — London, England, 1814-02-13 00:00:00

rtri. 11. James Stokue, %% winded, severely:—James Nster,. Midshipman, slightly. llrevost—Liegt. F.l%vard Buchan, commanding, wounded, danoerondy ; First Lieut. 1: Rl,'cot. severely. • linnter—Lient. Gem ge Bign'al, commanding, wounded, severely, --Henry Gateshill, Master's Mate, slightly. ciiiiipeway—Nlioter's Mate J. Campbell, commanding, *bun. drd, slightly.• (Signed) It It BARCLAY, Commander, and late Svnint Officer. SATURDAY'S I.O.NDOAT GAZETTE. DANK tltPti. C. Appleton, of fl , nr factor. It. Harris, hen. late of Maidisnlical 1-411;5, brandy-merchant. r dword-, late of sluane-stieet, h:therdipther. T. S. Pal,»vr, Leamington-prior:4, Warwick, grocer. .1. It,;&.vay, 1.4 e of Union -street, Soiti(r's-town, buket. S. Attridge, ul li,sex, vietuallur. • J. Aiilit•oi, orrower-:treet, wine and brandy-iiserchant. j. S. Cortield, of A. Barnard, ut King -street, Deptford, slop,,t Iler. W. I)eeli.on, of Rids:rode-street, illeasOltster•square, merchant. C. 1), uper, ulTiaives•inn, Loteluti, and bl Soutll Lambeth, Surrey, E;, r. A. Fulton, of Greenwich, ship-own:er. S. ot the Cid Matt hester-warelinufetnan. 11. Brodie asal C. Paterson, of Liverpool, linen-draper , . B. ('lark, Kieldry, Yolk. nursery :ind seethinan. C.\' Carr, of ILriiiii T hoin, hatic.idasher. I'. f:,nei t zer, (...i.or,tairvh, Lincoln, linen-draper. 11Lokeil, ut Livel puol. groLer. " THE NATIONAL IaXaSTV.R., 105 . . it is desereiiag iftti,flce , io this place, Butt Febraary hair cI . I .he intived -ignallylliait•picieras to the. Popetiom; tiff it reti On the 17th lA' this month. in the year 1210. drat the French 1)*..4.4er was 6611(.4, by wi.cli Rotate was declared a part (it that Siill iiie• 7 I'. zi all. 17. II ednrsdau.—Art lanctlion, one ut the most amiable reformers of the church, born 1!31 ' SIIII CIO'S 7 I rain . 17. Thursday.Adniii al Lord CoVinguood (Nelson's friend and compatriot) died, un board the Ville-dr Paiis, wl:en returning to Eng land, in 1810. 18. Friduzi.—T.nt her died, 1516.—Puke of Albuquerque, nii4hly spit ilwifie broken up, by the cei :fflitxs uf Spain, di( d uuttor of thew ! Sun se% .5 II 3 m. 19. .(aturilaq.—Tottore not legally :tho!i•hed n London, 1619. S4lterb' !Inn S. nod : 1719. Sun rises 6 h. !).5 ;u. N.lll It 11.I•T'S C DA Fi. Farmers tire slots. et (of a loixif:a% to e.lifilience the cork of plotrelin!, Early potatoes shot4id :11,11 be sot, Herr es tcpilitcd, and net s lopped ; :tad poplars, wi:lowc, ft'. s, and other aquatics, idawrd. Gardeninn tigricbalturc, 4nling to the colltiotiatice of hard heather, bren tivatty nt a emliplete stand ; s:: that it would be )et ostlers to detail the 171:•;:)lirlf % I:401(10ns for bortielliswt., _ may . oliki!lt•rt d act donie,t:eatezi ever, some e4st:4ll.iitt• itht be S , avv-Anrieulds, load& by slips, in Aiigto4, this be F in their lii:1 puts; 7ti:4l Itiof.e. already ill pots sit:Ada he (II esv:•(1 ((,word.* the end of the nonali, if pos.ihic, a:-.4 stocks, now lo:quire flit. u!tcic,icii. • vr LONDON-BRIDGE. 41 i 0 •~ Captain Carter, in the l'hrocian stoop, has captured L'Eniiiie, rrentic priva , evr, of IA gulls and awn. Thi Gazette alio contains the oppointment of George 'lvory .TVose, Esq. to he his 11ijest3's Envov . .E‘tr::t,rdii,.iy to the Nina vi Be.variit; bud ebtlie), he Secretary of the i egit TB E HER DO .11 ADA ItY. FEBRUARY. Now follows thick rliicharge Ortrue-e.ovu liots, and Mlktict, nicety penti'd ; e., to the teamed critic's eye, no Ilat prose distract:qt. Ltaltointig away yetpiq cur St kcitlc va his Stuithr; (Ser. , grinia.)—Ntorn. Genesis 1, :Hark 13.—Even. 6encsis 9.—ScNage,ima is the second Sunday before Lent, about the ,ix tieth day before Eas•ter. One writer (Pseudo- A leai;i) has diseovr.,:d something of n.v•tery in Sexual:slow ; for, lie is a p rfeet number—the sixth part thereur being our.:, the bah of it three, ti:PI the third of it two ; tliat one, two, and three, make si : th4t, in , reover, ten tin' , s six is sixty ; and that sixty, like is a perieet number, and signifies the completion of a good work. 'Therefore, addetli our author, it is necessary that Sexagesions be de voted ;o watt:lli:lg, fasting, and good w , rks. MOnday.....St. Valentine. I(' %,•as a presbyter of the church; ant! vas beheaded at Rune, unde'r Valerianns, in 278. How he came to bu lionoured.as the tutelar Angel of 1 veers k not known ; but the custom of chuusi g Vokatives is ite:f of emelt nt d a te. Miring time celeuriditin of the Roman Loperc:!lia, it was ihe custom, amongst v 1 her cc monies, to put the names t t era! y4.trog women into Li 'arc their ii imes were artetk..trrds d, awn hy the men, trustine f! for a favourable result to,each other. The early piston rat ,tiara Church, being acxious to eimlicate the r e .ti g cs of Pa gti „ subst &der! the names of rarticidar saints, iiistra , : of those of and appointed the festival of St. Valentine-in place of th• ',an rites.. It is added, that on this day the birds select nd hence, some say, originated the custom of choosing Valen special loving friends, on this day. Still, indeed, in the he tlist female that a man eltaixes to see is call( d Isis Viden td, vice versa, of the wher vex. Cowper has an exrprisitcly ate poeni, however, entitled • niirinz•tina: Anticipated,' which •rsoos of both sexes will do wisely to beep constantly in mind tcsilii.-liivkl,!l* first cited to appear before Coortor y, Bishop expelled from Rowe, 1798. Pet nrs . .„_. b ; t:p fortunq I. .mett, ...3;•les ; Nk itll , th Evut pel 1 5. Tt/ JAndy: Days. r 111: 1.7 Morn z 1 f 1 e; ~mnn. - . 12. 14. • • •-• • • 9 It. 14 tn. 15_ lli. 17*. 18. 1). Tliis NATIONAL It ET; LerER. Lop Don, SCAM 11', FEPRUARr 13, 1811. INI PORTANT DISPA The Supplement to last niAlit's Gazette contains dis patches from Sir CnAntrs STEWART ) Colonel Lowc, and Lord Bun.citT.T.in, to. the , Ith and 6th, brought by Mr. SII.VESTER ilidirk.ll to his diplomatic communications), and Mr. WILLIAMS. They furnish us with the account the battle of the Ist nt La Rol - Ili: re and Dionville, which the enemy owned that lw hae lost semo but pretended that hisrear-gualll alone had be;.T. engaged ; and had maintained itself all the day against five times its number. They are totally on the previr:us actions which took place on the ',27th, at St. cnd on the '29th, - at Brienno,. from which N.Arol.!:oN stated he had : driven the veteran ii`Luenr.n. 'rhry agree, tin wow, a, to the positions 'of the enemy on the lit at is Rothiere rind Dionville, hi advance of Brien 10, :lime the united ar, mks of the Prince of SCHWARTZLNiI;III; and General But- CUM attackrd hint. _ • The action is ropreiontod to have I;ecn fent,;lit on both sides with the gr• ateet ob;tial:v bravery. It ----- _._.r. _ -,-