The National Register. — London, England, 1812-06-21 00:00:00

'378 the Major Currie, my Aide-de-Camp, Wii!' ver to our Lordship and taken front tht - my, and wig be ahie to give you 4,,y fur :•'!i -.• — l, rs. j bcg to re,.N - nmend loin to your bords...ip. 1. have toe 11611. K., (S.O, d) R. HILL, Lieut.-Gen enclose a return of pt i i onecs, nu.,l;er two hundred and fin nine, incl•LAiing the gnvernor, one Lieu -..ena:,t and fitteen (sth 7crS. I also transmit ,: return,of provisiotn: 1:.7!s rear the bridge, t,Lken from one signed by the chief of th , .! Frenc.: , C::: - ,:olisariat on the 18th of Return pf Killed old Ir.itiz?!• - •1 • G-ntiral Total-1 Capt,i., 1 Licutenant, i St.) . SI rank and file, k:ll,fd ; p Captains ; zi Lieuten tuts, 5 Ensigns, 10 serjcants, 1 drum- Trier, I_o.rat,k and filt , .sounded. .2Vto,.es gj Officers Kilt.:? and Wounded. KiLLED.—King's c..ru an .r.iiiel - y—Lieutenant 'Thiele, blown up-- afiOt h . Rug.,---Ca, • ain Candler. Won snen.—Ru;•al Engineers—Lieut. Wright, slightly.—:;Oth Foot, • —Captain Sandys, severity ; Lieutenant Ilemsw orth, severely ; Lieut. Patterson, slightly ; Lii.utenatic Ricl.aru , )n, severely; Eti ign God dard, severely; Ensigns Crofton wad Go;ltrey, sligtitly.-71st Pout, Capt. Grant, da.ngetoutly (si• ce tic at); .1. ieutenant Lock wood, severely; Lieutenant Ross and Ensign IVl'Kenzie, slightly.-6th Cacadures, Pe. Hera Cotinbo, severely. • tS'ictte of Provisions ia the Forts, 4-c.. Rations—bread. 33; biscuit, tt9,Pet I ; vegetable , . '2554 ; salt, '23,926; oil, 44:t8 ; wine, 1718 ; brandy, ; live cattle, 16,813 ; salt meat, 13,086. - - • SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. ADMIRALTY -OFFICE, June 20. Admiral Lord Keith has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Esq. a lettPr from the Hon.. Captain Bouverie, of his Majesty's ship Medusa, to Cai.tain Sir George - Ralph Collier, of the Surveillante, giving an ac—. cou::t of the destruction of the French national store-ship I.a -11orade; I of fourteen gunii.and eighty-six men, on the sth instant, In the harbour -of Arcasson, by the bits of the Mednsa, under the direction of Lieut. Josiah 'l'llATipmon. Notwithstanding. the enemy were prepared for the 1 attack and the boats were hailed before they were within musket shot, ! the ship was carried. after a desperate struggle, in, which the while of the crew, excepthig twenty-three taken, were either killed or . compelled to jump overboard ; the commander of the vessel (a a.. • tem• de V • *./ br • u ) was amongst 'the latter, severely wounded. The Medusa had none killed, and.only five wounded. A. daylight the ship was got under weigh, but after proceeding' !thatr . •a league down the harbour, she grounded ; and' the tide then 4 out with (treat violence, she was set fire to, after' the wounded `lad been :Ars out, and sonic time after blew up. • ,Restr Admiral Brown, Command. ri:‘ Chief at the islands of puern sey anti Jersey, has transmitted to John Wilson Croker, Es - a letter. from' Livutenant PralcP, cornmandFtg the Sandwich hired lugger, giving an account of his having, or the 15th instant, captured the Cott . rageux French luQger priv.lteer, of two guns and twenty-four men, out foul days:front Brehat, without make g any capture. BANKRI.; vrs. Leonard Duncan, of K••. 1, rminster, Worcester, shopkeeper, to swr render Junt: 23, 27. d August 1, at tt-n, at Guildhall, Louder). At ' , Messrs. IcibLl,-white, Rowland, a: d Robinson, Gray's Inn place. Robert Jenni .gs of Chertsey, bricklayer, June 23, July 4, and Au- Est 1, at teu,.kt Guidhall, London. .Atturnics, Mestas. Clarke and raze!, eok. , Chertsey. James Tickrik . .e. of i uke street. Westminster, dealer, June 27, July • /, am. i• 4;1. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Price, War wick-street, Golden-square. milas Wyatt, of Kent, baker, June 27. ,Tuly 4, and Au . gust ,at ten, at G kill, London. Attornies, Mr. Gould, Woolwich ; ,a itd IVA - . , hrner, R. d 1. ion-square. ‘ - . 4 . 3 Smith, of I. , ..!bury, Ht rerLrd, miller, July 15, 16, and Au . gust 1, -t eleven, at the Plume or . f athers Inn, Ledhury. Attornies„` Ir. o . lbrohlt, Li.dhary; and VI - Edmunds, Lincoln's Inn, London. ' Re •er t Marsh, !ate of Old Broad -street, s,ik-broker,June 23, July 4, and Augiist 1. ten, at Guild:l:di. Attor' e), Mr. V..i.shbrough, Sul:- court, c• Charles, urt, of Duke's Head-passage, Newnte-market, victualler, ;une 2a, 3%, uhd August 1 at el_lven, Attorney, Mr. Lobbin's Purnival's Inn, 1: Jolnt Swaby, of klytl.- 4ett. woollen-draper, June 23, 30, and Au gust 1, at eleven, at idhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Donnollon, Cop thall-bui 'i'ht qmorton-stret:t, London. Iklatthi.vt Burred, of King's Lynn, Norl3lk, July 3, at four, 4, at elevelt. and .A ;list 1, a funr, at Guildhall, King's Lynn. Attorniei, /N'Essrs. Wil.is,l..Urthorne, and Clarke, Waroferd court, London ; and i:1. Good.. ,11', Kinv: Lynn. John Ward, -if Eirrnin:ltatn,factor, JUly 3, 4. at &even, and August 1, at twelve, at the Itoyai Hotel, Temple-row, tlrmittgliarn. Attornies,.. 111v,sirS. *Blcasdale, A1ex:44(414 New'and *Awe, Inn Lgadcon • intr . Mr. Yatkur, 3l'Nr . 41. Charles Grtig, - lac of Ne' Bridge-street, Blackfriars, ni: jr;:isatnit: June 23,27, at twelve, and August 1, at eleven, at Guil.lhall. Attofnies, Alt:sirs Bell - and Brocirick, Bow-latre, Cheapsidc Thomas Brounian, cif Mar gate, grocer, June 23, July 4, and at eleven, at Guildhall - London. Atterni , -s, Ale'.ars. Sawkins aLd Dering, Margate; and Mr. Taylor, John-street, Bedford-row, Thomas D.iy, of We ,t Cowes, Southar•.►pton, :Irerehrtrit, July 20, 4 one, °I, at eleven, and Augusi. 1, at '..welve ; at the Coach anil norm:4 Lin, Southampton. Attorney, Mr. Worsl , lr, Newport, Isle of Nt'ight. George Thirkell, a Joe's CofCce-house, Mitre -court, chant, June 27 ...t eleven, July 4, and .Auguat 1, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney; Mr. G -:'•swell. Gray's-Inn-sqh:.n!. John Brown, of Norn•an-street, Old• street-road, blue-maker, June °3, July 4, and August 1, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attoruey, Mr. Holloway, Chancery-la e. William Ring, jun. of Rochester, grocer, June 23,July 4, and Auguit 1, at el -yen, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Osbaldeston, Litje Tower-street. THE LIEBDOMAD.-J1?1" ; OR, EPHEMERIS OF THE WELK. JUNE. 21. Fourth S'undrty Oiler Trinity.—ECstle, Rom 7. 18. Gospel, St. Luke 6. 36. Sr. Lo•;t1,1:s, Bishop of Samosata, who stood, with nee lution, against the d. - egns of donstantius, Arian an Emperor. He was killed by the throw of a tile from the roof of a house, by a revenge ful Arian woman; but prayed that she might not suffer on Lis acme!. —This is the longest day in the year, the sun visiting the utmost degree of the latitude in the Zodiac towards us, according to astronomicai ate. pearances.-1809. The French enter Corunna -end Ferrol. 1810. Sir Francis Burdett, sneaks off by water from the Tower, and diaeeeints the mob assembled on Tower-hill, to grace triumph. 1673. Was laid the first stone of St. Paul's Cathedral. 1770. Expired Willien Beckforct, Lord Mayor of London, in the year of hip second service in that office. The Sun rises at 3b. 43 min. Sefs at -8 h. 17 min. 22. Monday.—St.'Paillinus, Bishop of Nola, a man of great sanctity; his charity towards the poor, the distressed, acid captives, was wonder ful. Virtues are never without enemies, acid Patilinus had many of both. Flying from their persecutions he entered a (elven, ; had.: it is said, that a spider, having instantly spread its web before the e mete, made the pursuers naturally suppose that re) man had entered. lay 'Sa means the holy- man escaped, and after having been fur mare- yroti a light - to the faithful, he died in the year 431.-1791. Louis XVI. :ird his family are arrested at Varennes, and brought back to Paris; they had escaped the preceding night from the Thuillerits, where they were kept as prisoners. The Sun rises at 3 h. 43 m.. sets at 8 h. 17 min. 23. Tuesday.—"! he vigil of St. John the Baptist is celebrated in seve ral towns in Ro,n. n r atholics countries, by bonfires and other emote sions of joy, according to a passage in the Evangelist, which says, "nee many will rejoice at Ins L'et.h." The constituted authorities, and dere -, generally assist at the ceremony of setting fire to a pile of wood ereced for the purpose in a sou ire, during which the Te Deem is solemnly sung e and Superstition alw, ys busy where and whenever Religion is most conspicuous, induces the vulgar to steal bits of coals frOW the ~ 7e, and to keep them at li .me as a sure preservative against witch craft, thunder, ettrthquakes, and other desolations. It is also the de; of St. Ediltrude, daughter of the King of the East Angles, and wee is King Egfrid. She is honourably recorded by Venerable Bede, f,er lit wonderful patience in the long illness with which Providence visited her ; she died in 663.-203. Decollation of St. Alban, to whose me. niory Offa, King of Mercia built a stately.monastery at Verulam. Ht 'is , now St. Alban's. Some calendars have this commemoration on the 17L11. The Sun rises at 3h. 43 man sets, at 8 h. 17 min. 24. Wednesday—Nativity of St. John the Baptist. Epistle, Isaiah 1. Gospel, Luke 1. 57. He was the precursormr foretrunner of ( t ree; the wellcome dawn that preceded the Sun of our salvation ; and his bl - e time, the ceremony of which he bestowed upon the Redeemer hints;';, a type :if the redemption of our sins. We have it trout Cfrist's treith, " thet amongst sll.that are born of women, there is none greater Joie. the Baptist."—This is called Midsummer Day.-1346. Edward (IL geined a signal naval vistory over the French ' off Sluyse, in the lie' therlands. 1494. Newfoundland is discovered . The Sun rises at 3 h. 43 min. sets at 8 h. 17 min. Full Moon at 8 afternoon. 25. Thursday.—St. Prosper, Bishop and confessor of the faith. Aha the feast of Sosipater 'supposed a kinsman of St. Paul-1:14. battle of Bannockburn was fought between Edw ard IL and R aole h' r Bruce. 1.750.. A weaver throws himself down f rom the top t Monument, and is taken up terribly shattered. The Sun rises at 311,44. mina sets at Bh. 17 min. The famous 26. Frithey.-St. John and St. Paul, two brothers breiught up in 'court of Constantine the Great, and by him appointed to watt In ; daughter Constantia. They were afterwards 'Lofted to accept under Julien the Apostate, but refusing to serve a prince wee) renOtineed his faith they were aiii,i.efloidc:d and beheeded II' : ns• • eo n tyr 359,. The filly ormuccence, Interikiil . With the - me of TILE NATIONAL. RECEISTETI