The National Register. — London, England, 1814-06-19 00:00:00

TUE NATIONAL RFoGISTER. WEL hat ;h 0 WHO ate tl►rrr sbisported a.-ti t &cased. site Royal Vi.itant ploceeled t.-) Chelsea Hospital Here .6-ss they were rye( ived by the Governor, and inspected the accAssmo(lations provisted for our sr :Am . % veterans Ti!e Emperor of Russia, aceompanied by tlb• Grand Duchess, his siste :'rows thence proceeded to (irCeliN IC:11104)i till. Ob• servatory, and ever) department connected with nit. noble a‘ylosts for 1411' veteran seamen On hi% retnrn to thy Pulteney Hotel, the Emperor gave audience to two American Gentlemen who have lately artiv..d in this emu try. DINN V.R AT MERC.I N't . TAYLOR'S II ALL. .:(1 the .ifiernoon (or rather in the The L'inper:l o tvvilin.;) M• ielsant Taylors' 1-1411. They did not amt' tiff aftt r o'eloek. 'rlq- party "von after sat clown to ; per. Laps a wore magnificent Tectaele was never present: d ti. the eye in , o sni.ill a space. At the top of the table sat the I)ohe of York in the chair (the Prince Ri trill being prevented from atithilin2 by teme ea 0....) the E4snero.. of Ititssia on !Cs left hind, and the Kin u or I'ios.;il on his tight, d stinguisheil .by tlie:r variote: orelers, init cxe.;ing ,p still -tr., ger it tercit reflee. Una on their stition, their conduct, aini the si•l,ei.dniis train of events whieli has tiltimatil trough , them !.o h capital. Next to the Emperor sat the I)iiehi AS of Oiekt:;11, 1 i! ; the rest of the table was filled with Prince', Diei•ister., and is. ;:11 in the most splendid dres-cs, and eliteCy .I'. :oasis were glven; and it being now about c:even Visitagts ililtireW. OV ENI ‘n Pi; ;1....••••01) Friday night this Tlitatre %vat: ero,, de 1 ., to of the piesence of the lilustrious S. a-ort a. hey did oot. a, r, ye tdl within a.,olit a quarter of twelve. 1..t.411i, ti.,kvever. au Aid,--nr-Cainp's artival put them on the strr•el: :ilia is .1 few ?Manley a general shout announced the as rival -; Sot , Lnineror of Russia, the King of Prussia, live pool, 'astlereagli, and Yainiouth, with their usual i• r o t .he s t a te b ox . w hich w a s s-perbly decorated with Th e p l . fiss i j ai po l ices d the adjoining box. •..-i,.ment of Siula and tiaiasrade hind been far advanced . het. t.,a 16:N. ..rrived. It was stopped,—" fiod save the King" ;: —ta• t and teodar cheers given for the Emperor •• ~ ' "1 the Grand Alliance performed. l'he Emtettain. 4 • ' eneW (4 and the Sovereign, Vkitlultew amid loud • • ering.—The performance did hot conclude till near :c.y !nor. into the Princes of Prussia went to the }fives .u• c a sparring match. • 'luring the pasiage of the Inipreq,nlble, the Duke of Clarenee's trim' Itoinoget• to Dover. the Emperor Alexander minntely •ei te" • vet part of the ship, with which he expressed himselt rrta.) ( lighted. On his going into the marines' mess whilst thy W:re at timer. lie, altur making several observations, with the “cale-t roode‘cerision ate a piece of their beet, for which he put i+ ind into pocket, and drew out as many ducats as he c.old In :1, and left won them' This magnanimous Sovereign was alike bffi die to ever. person on ;oard. • - lord Lowther gave a grand breakfast to General Pia- He , Lordship. for the General's amusement, had collected .t' .:c tin most expert pueilists, and had a sparring match, which c.*...ce , jnely entertained and surprised the gallant stranger and his tele du. - The veteran Blneher visited the Admiralty on TlnirAay. When lie hid surveyed the surrounding country from the telegraph win• dove, lir exclaimed, * 4 There is no such place as London in the a • Id." hi Thursday, the Gentlemen of Poodle's Club gave a grand en tertainment to Generals Blucher and Vatoff, Lords Hill, Beres. ford, and other distinguished military character:, at Frcekuasons' Tavern. THE HEBDOMADAP r. JUNE. At once we rusli into tire midst of June, And find - A'catior, at the anon of day, Laborious in his garden. . _ •-.- 1'). Second Sunday after Tr;aity.—Morning Lessons are from .Tndges 4, and Luke 3 ; and the Evening froni Judges 5, and Galatians 3. Sun rises at 43 nt aftri 3'; ietsait 17 an past 8. . 0. Monday.-I`. E. U. W. S. Edward s King di the West Saxons, JUNE In. havitoi been murdered by his mother-in-law, Queen Elfrida, (see the Ilehdtimadary to March) wns first buried at NYarliarn, withaat er ; out, three year. after, his body was ordered to be soletunl7 tv.llveved to the Mit;ster of Shrewsbury, by the Duke Alserus, where it was intered wiih great pomp; and its trinslation was apppointed to be commemorated, on this day, for ever. after. 21. Tuesday.— Lowle , t day ; Itich, in I...:nden, is 16 b. 3-1 nt. spa allot ine 9 11.. 16 s. fur refraction. Tlidors:tuy.— Jupiter %slit Le in coujuction with the Moon at three in the Alt moon. 23. Thur;:lay ----Ni:7ht is or 7h. 26 nt. long. r-Dov, and Nativity of Sohn the Baptist. Accardiqg to Dr. Joinisi.o. the epithet of INEristtrure.er-day c l er k e d fr.tio aild s,.mver. 3.1!)1u,ei S: , :stice hi ing popolney reckoned to fall or this day ; th. , todi the Suuu this yea: enters 11:e Tropic. of Cancer on the ‘2`.2:1 of the. d rec....iit moi•th, and Sumtat r Quitter is continualPs trarvi.ig, as to time, from the 13th to the ....2:13 of the mouth, the Santis from year to speciEtd in the otrnai n Nativity of the iliptiit.—Johr., sarnatm:d the 11.tptist, eras the sort ofZ.ich:truts :rid Doc-died), persons who were emment fur thneir piety. eat: propitet:c tie tlgnifytng " the ;;,race and favour t,f the Lt..rd !" lle was born in the year of the vot Id 4010, sheet tix mouths before ear Savi, or. whose way hi' was sent to impart.. 11: continuer; the Di sort lid it;: cntere , l un hts , sork, which, of cow se, prevented stolt twit:lacy with Christ, duri 1 .! their childhood and youth, as Imola have ocea;ioued :tit;pici- at as to the itupl:rtillity of the testimony that Join, af:cr wards hare to Jesus. First o:tarter of the Moon, at m. after 1 rich-lk in the Morning, —Antnnil Sermon in Maglalett Colegt Chapt.l, Oxfordo—iViidtuninteti , Fatr begins at Cambridge, and continues a fortnigl:t. S‘tarday. -- rpositloll fit Slt Ilrn and Mars, bting of an evil as. pea to the nations, fails out about this period. NA - 11:RA.1.13M; CALENDAR. Annual flower plants will now require final removing, or transplanting, vrfe:v they are designed to Elmer ; observing, generally, that it is !ooprrr to take advantage of showery weather.--Water all tlie nem ly-platitt annuals in dry ocather,—Anemotirs and . ranunculuses, finist.ed cowerin g , should be taken tip, as likewise tuips, hyacinths, iwiquils, crocuses, narcissus, nod the off -sets, sepa- a ed.—Amiens. las ut pots, must cuittinucel in shady borders, alai wwered.—Bien. nial seeding plants of this year, should be pricked out ; as canterbury bell', sweet-williams, and French --Cuttings of flower sta s nay be planted, befole they hareen, in the double scarlet lychnis, lyclundea, and double to, ; and also of the young shoots of doub e wal!.floNeT, a td shruary evvrv,ri cos.—Sweet scenteil peas may be sown in patches, for succes.sional tl mu eying. 111G1I-WATILII AT LONIVJN-BRIDGV. Days. 111ornbeg. Afternoon. 19. O. '2l. VI. '2 3 . 24. 25. PRICE OF STOCKS YES TERDAY. S per Cent. Cons — New Omn:unt ExChequer Lillis l2 p Pout for Ac• 7CI 11 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Loan, SUNDA'', JUNE 19, 181 4. THE GRAND CITY FESTIVAL. This grand entertainment, the preparations for which have for some clays past occupied the attention and excited the expectations of the good citizens of .I..undon, took place at GUildhall yesterday ; when the exertions made by the Cor-_ poration, and the inhabitants of those streets through which tlie Illustrious Strangers were expected to pass, for their re• celition and accommodation, were beyond all precedent. — At an early hour yesterday morning, the whole line of street