The National Register. — London, England, 1812-07-12 00:00:00

4c6 ..liemv's flotilla, that had been exercising considerably to leeward in and wns to Stdi:d 011 to ascertain it there was a pos!,:bility at cutting any ot the detachnv nt olt; which consisted of to:mei:it brigs; and proceeding into the Veiling, about a quarter past six P. M. found we could fetch some of them, but horn the nazinass ,of the weather, was unable to m:.ke it know. , to you by signal, and as 4tanding back to do so would lo.e the cpportuniiv of disturbing their manceuvres, we plied up with t hem as fat as Wulpcn, ing occasion :Ole in passing. The wind blowing strcrig on shore, our superior t•atiing and wot king enabli:d us to overtake seven, tour ot were ir•b:iged to anchor close to the surf, tinder their bartetics; the other tin ore were driven on shore, and at half past seven were still I) ing on the beach with the sea hearing mitt thcin. I trust you will deem all has been periumed ott this occasin that was pi acticable, in face of an enemys fleet, in an intricate pas-aye, and on a Ice shore ; only one ;hot shot stuck us near the stern port. From Lieutenant lierifr had every assistance t.l be ex pet te<l ktnn an old officer, and thr officers and ship's company b ha' ed A it h that steadiness. which I trust would prove successful in a more serious cotmst. On recounni! ring this .corning, the three brigs were on the beach, an probably bilged. have the honour to he (Signed) G. G. 1. N IslbCK, Commander. BANK RUPIS. 7. Fair, of Manaciter, warehouseman, to surrender ii i 27. 28, at 'three, and August 22, at nine, a! the White CM Inn. 'Slanchester. Attornies, Mr. Entsivisle, Maochester ; and :slessrs. Wine atoi Par ry, Temple, Lontkn W. Busby, of Dit':e...treet, Mancliester-square, haberdasher, July 11, at twelve, <2l, and A ki,;ost 22, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ttuiney, Mr. Dimes, Friday -street, Cheapside. J. O'Brien and T. Lynch, of illocinsbury-sqatare, Irish linen-mer chants, July 21, 25, and A ugust 2'2, at clocn, at G uildhalt. A ttor aieT, Mr. Morton, Gray's-Inn-square. . lioutne, of Black friar's-road, cht•esemoneer, July 15, 25, and Au -. I.g.ust 22, at ten, at Gui!dhall. Alto:Ley, 1 1 / 4 1 Mat i I Ed ward- otreet, Cavendish-square. J. Brook, ot Mahon, Yotk, grocer, July 18, 25, and August 22, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lt•ndon. Atturnt y, Mr. Osbaldeston, Little Tower-street. J. F Goodwin, of Abduireli-lane, tavern-keeper, July 14, 21, and August 22, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorn. y, Mr. Sherwood, Canter bury-square, Sout Itwark. S. Dyson, of 11tuictersfi..1,1, York, spirit merchant, July 17, 18, znd August 22, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sit field. A ttornies, Mr Bigg, South6mpton-buildings, Chaecti) • lane; aid - Mr. Reili,crs, Sheffield. R. Hayward, of Wal worth, builder,. July, 14, at twelve, 25, at ele ven, and August 22, at ten, at Guildhall. A tturhey, Mr. Lee, Three- Crown-court, Sou. itwa rk. J. P Graddcn, of Russell-street, Covent-garden, tailor, July 18, 135, aid August 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, Platt, anfield-court. Temple. C Ilall, of Cheapstrle, milliner and haberdasher, July 14, and An xust 4, 22, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. ilindinan, Dyer's court, Aldermanbuty. T. Owen,. of %% hitecross.st rec.?, Cripplegate, grocer, July 18, 25, and August 22, at tw-else, at G ult.:than. Atndney, Mt. CelhalAwood; §aiiit Savioto C rch• yam, Southwark. C. Murofrrd, late ot S!roocl. Kent, grocer and cLeeseniorger, July lA, and AttAttst 4, '2, at tcsrl.r, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorittes, Messrs. Noy and t'ope, Mincing-laity, Tower street. C. Appcton, late 01 Dorset, inariter, July 18, at twelve, 93, and Au,tist '2'2, at ton, at Cu l.ondcn. A tiorcies, Messrs. 13oswell Saint Michal's Church-yard, Curtain!). 'M Isaacs, of slopst ller and It, July 25, 28, and August '29, at eLveu, at (, uilt;101, London. ...-.ltorities, Messrs. :iena,.ler and Glynes, burr st!ect, k.ast Smithfield. M . Need,. -f ne-street, City-road, watch ene-maker, July 11, 23, anti August 22, tcn, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Atkinson, gastle.st,eet, Falcon- quare. J. RoLeit - ,on, rsts,ll lane, Cannon -street, merchant, July 18, at ten, 122, at wile, aim Aup u t 21., at ten, at Guildhall A tter;.ies. ,!:_ors. k . CW, 4 11 ;1.1! il FL:nriCitil-Stiett, Covet:lL p racn. An Algmine squads n, con,01;11.4 of two frigates, t•wo st. , ops, and iiwo brigs, bus fur suole 1,111(.1,c:en ern:viic in the• Me dit, , rraleeun. On the i7tlt of Apt it, thee It ;.an ultg, Lea Hat‘ey, proceeding mil, ri.nv• y tor M. 1!„!, fell ia with .t, he;e the illgerinv Conta,o&re, Co. the ii;nos, oi:ee red the detti:tion of a Greek verset, w.th :e'rn OH „,,,, t being in.t.ti:ll to I.kut. IlArvey, he MI nit ( 4 ,:'..Tv.y went on b ,vlO lb.' ae:conepavit.d by his Set:geote, ps tf.r . [.. .trate , up,inst this :.et, ;a1(1 to retptes: t.e• ci the vezel. j 3 t, h,•,t - ever, • I his rtztoest hrtog d with, he received the g;uNi ;A aLuaj,e rvt.,safg to up s toe vipers bclungo,g to the Greek vessvi : glee wra:s {.[.licked re peairrily alicl p cketsr.fled. lit leas 1 . 11, , eu t..,, linrl walit.ut obtlinin2 the release of the ves :;-!, a 11 pre,ceedd tea (.'4•,1 art. A representation of the' alT,,tit had butu aliado to Sir L. PgLi.i.w. I ; JULY 10 TIIP 111317DOMADARY ; OR, EPIILMERIS OF THE Willi. Serenth Sold's); liter Trinity. —The Epistle, Rom. 6. 19. G oa pel, kB. ;. St. John Crum'licit, born at Florence, founded a n ew (oder u: tier the ride of St. flenedir t, and died 1073. Al a , se Fteix, eho self red martyrdom at leti, under the Emperor Maxi. in the year 1738. B dtle at the bridge of Ponialasued, between the Russiaas and the Swedes. The commencemeer Of u war, in which Gustavus lit. gave a di•pley of the most extraordinary rile. lilies. 1513. Nuptials of Henry VIII. with Calleirine Parr. 1691. Bettie of The Sun rises at 3 11. 53 mill. sets at 8. h. 7 min. 13. Monday.—St. Anacletus, tl ird bishop of Rome after St. Pear, son ered martyrdom about the }car 90. 1804. Several anibassad• as and ministers from the poee.s who were, and are still, under the retire elice of Fiance, deliver their credentials, arid acknowledge the new Emperor in the name of their respective courts. 1793 Murat is as• sassinated by Charlotte Conde. The Sun rises at 3 h. 51 min. sets at 8 h. 6 min. 14. 1 uesd-y.—St. Bonaventure, a learned monk of the order of Se Francis, and bishop ef Albano, celebrated for his aisceuc works, died in the )ear 1:13. 1789. The takine of it e Peelle, and beginning of the French Rea olteion. 1791. Riots at birminghani. The Sun rises ut 3 Ir. 55 lnin. sets at 8 h. 5 min. 15. Wednesdny.—St. Swithin. The superstitious belief ct - ncern:rig .he powerful ii.fitience of this day upon the tolloaing weeks, is as 01 ns it is ridicalous. The French have their Et. Medard in June, and Martin, of hendlant, in July, who, with St. SIA it hin, of England, seem to him, shared the pluvial honours and showery magiaracy of the " u•1-compulling Jove" of the Heathens. We are liable, in our ob servations upon u n it unit phenomena, to , misapprehend effects for carats, and it is tire case here. The f:ct that when several successive showers have soketi the surface of the earth about the Summer Solstice, the powerful rays of the Sun inhale the redundant moisture, and soon the lieasy clouds dissolving in rain, the same effect takes place again, and so on in rotation, till the ground, drying up b y slow degrees un der a cloudy sky, aid the humid exhalations decreusing at the sane time, the electric etitelibrium is restored in the attnosphere. This day bring the Ides, was appointed by the censor Fabius Maximus, abut the year of Rome .150, for the general tee iew of the Roman cavNlry On the opposite beaks of the '1 ibrr. 1685. Jams, Duke of Mon ne uth, is decapitated on Tower-hill, in the thirty-sixth year of his age ; he was the illegthurite son of Charles IL by Lucy Walter& The Sun I ices at 3 h. 56 ruin. sets at 8 li. 4 mitt. 16. 7'hursdey.—Trandttion of St. Oswund, bishop of S;:11-lul, anno 1099. 6V2. The beginning of the Hegira, or flight of o neet from .Mecca; from t h is period, all Mahometans reckon the 15 t 6. Anne Askew wits burnt alive in Smithfield, in the 26th year ct her age, after haying; been racked mast cruelly in tire Tower, for K nown ing the errors of Popery. The Sun rises at 3 h. 57 min. sets at 8 h. 3 min. 17. Friday.—St. Alexius, a noble Boman, who, havine married in comililinee with his parents' request, but • against his own inchovtion, left his wile mid his home to live in celibacy. 1 laving spent beet:wets years in visitin.: holy places, ha returned, and was received arid mane tallied by his father as a stranger and a poor man, in which condne,a he lived seventeen years longer, unknown to all, and died in 3aa, 1429. Charles VII. King of France, was crowned at Rheims, Irani.. ably to the prediction of. Joan of Are, the Maid of Orleans, who stood lay his side in complete armour during; the ceremetiy. 1 7 t ,2 . Death of Peter 1.1. husband of Catheriee 11. Empress of Ruesta, The Sun rises at sh. 58 min. sets at Bh. mill. 18. Saitirday.--St. Symphorosa, and her seven sore. She Wat the widow of St. Getulius, who had suffered martyrdom. She was thmen into a river with a stone about her neck, and her sons being fastened to pasts, were scourged to death, under the reign of Adrian, anno 1'25- 1778. The King's ti te•ps evacuate Philadelphia, of which .. (seeeell ti,,we had taken possession the preceding year. 1554 . Philip 11. U. Spain, lit ded at Simithampton, to marry Mary, Queen of England. The Sun ri•es at 3 h. 59 mite, seta at 8 h. 1 min. Friday the Loan MAyon gave' grand turtle feast at Kew, to tlitt Dukes of CUMBERLAND, SUSSFX, CAMARIDGF,GLOVCEMR, and a Lirre pitt Iy of pfrwns of distinction. His Lordship and patty went op . iti the City 13,trge, attended by two others, in wire bands 01 w;.td ' , Aiment:4. On board his Lordship's barge were a select puty . vocal performers. The Royal carriages were ordered at IS.C bridge, at 9 o'clock, to bri:sg the Royal Dukes to town by land. 'TIE NATIONAL REGISTER.