The National Register. — London, England, 1814-06-05 00:00:00

TUE NATIONAL REGISTER. H. Green of Great WeHen, Northampton, Jude 21, at six, 2.;, at ten, and July 16, at eleven, at the Three Crowfai Inn, Leicester. A ttornies, Mr. Oreave4, Leicester; and Messrs. Edmund and Jeyes, Chincery lane, Lo►idon. J. Bridge% of Bristol, brush maker, June 15, i 6, and July 16, at one, at the Commercial Room, Bristol. Mtornie, Mr. Langley, street, Bristol ; and Messrs. Rossi•r and Son, Bar tlet London. J. nitiAiiiy„ of Loddiswell. Devon, butcher, June 1:3. 14, and June its, at ten, at the Ki! g's Arm': Lin, Kingshridu.e. Aftornies, Mr. I'► lee, New square, Lincoln's ; and Mr. Brooking, Dart mouth, H. Goolutvro, of Oxford, enrdwaliter, June 11, 13, end July 16. at elevt-n, at the hotpe of Retuuson Burtram, Oxford. Attoroies, Mr. Taunton, Oxtord ; and Mr. Holmes, Great J:unes street, Ilediord row, L~~iKl~m. I. l-ane, of Plymouth, Devon, shpset:er, June le, 20, and July 16, at twelve, at the Commere . tal Inn , Plytivaith. Anon' bleasr. Sinths, Hortoh, and Roarke, Crane court, Ilett htreet, I,•mdon ; and Mr. }tar-on, Plymouth J. B irret, ot . Plymouth Dock, I/ veil, hole 13, (20, ap:l July 11i , at twelve, at the Gmuint re;;II i.:11, flymibutit. Mr. NVall.er, Now Irv., I.ouctuJi; .\fr. Piyuwath ; and Mr. Boron, Ply 1, c : ; . NV IL.rdAl:er, Ymit, t.!‘olikeeper, Ju l ie 17. id awl .11.0 y lti, at elcve.:, t tht Te.ihot law, Halifax. At.torni.- , , Nettlefuld, Nt.itrolly-stl - t et, Strani , auto :dr. Alexan der, J. iinat, Ox Cord, June 13, 1 I, awl July 16, Fit eieveti, at the White Lon, luu. (Lion!. Attornics, Mt•pick Liol lir. tler:p, !Led Lion Loudon ; and Air. tiult)v, J. C(.1.., ol B .Sonieret, musical instrument yeller, June 11, 20, :out July 16, at one, at the Castle and Ball, Bath. Attortiies, mid Burfont, Kin i _fs Bench \Valk, Temple, London; awl Mr. lifirick. B alt. J. Ward, orSeulcoates, York, merchant, June 1.1, 17, anti Julyl6, at irlesen. at the Neptune Aitoruics, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Bartlett's Lundings; and Messrs. Dickin son and Thompson, J. Ile.sengec, of J.oitt:,liherongli, I,eicester, victualler, June 29., at six, .4,3, at ten, and July 16, at eleven, at the %%like Hart lim, Leivettec. A ttortlie.:, Me-•N. Bleasdale, Alexautler, auk' New Jim ; amt Mr. !tom!, Leicester. J Janus, shopkeeper, June 11, IS, and July Id, at eleven, at the Castle is 1. 11.1ves fork% est. A ttui Ines, Mr. 1 - laitly, B*ll6oll lane; aud Evatis, Ilaverfordwest, R. Townsend, of Lir( rpcul, mei clnint, July 1. 3,aml 16, at one, at the lsttll and Plinth Bowl, Lire' pool. Attornies, ii(ei,on, New Exchange, Liverpoll ; and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards Chancery lane, London, THE 11E13 DOXIA DA II I'. Jl :c E. 361 Wli time the dewy rose Exhales its fragraixe to the bular ray, Aad all the flow'rets of the :lair tnielose Their subjec-hlom.mtii%; while, from verdant spray, Each featheed warbler tunes his gamin lay. PLEAde ILLS OF SOLITULE: b. Trinity Sandan.—horning lesswis are from Genesis 1, and Mat. thew 3; and the Evenitta lessons from Genesis 18, and Ist John .%, l he obset %twice of this itav (cvlehration nt• the ilfystery of the Trinity) was enjoined by the Council of Arles in the tenth century after Christ. 'ninny C:ollege Festival is held this day, at Cambridge University, It is also sr Dress (1:0; tit t.ktord. St. Raiiface, originally named Winifred, was born in England,. or i:instrions pareitt. otter petit exertions al a christiau teacher, among the ins, Fries' .ritit.ers, and Hessians, amoog whom he ( * Minded Any churches, lie was maile 0: and Violit•e Germany ind Belt:jam, he Bishop at Rome, '7•16. fle wua moldered iu Fri:slat:it, v. here he had returned in his ol,t age, with fifty' other ecclesiastics w:,o had Iticconttutoied him, about the %car 155. lie ‘va- etiitied tine ...!/et , ?l,:. 4110 e 1 ratans; mitt w.:.4 friend And at:. mire , ' vcoetahle Ithiii-tiay of 11. IL Ernest Augustus) Duke of Cumherlitad, %hut is I l i e ri‘d i th offspriw , tit tlu•ir Altijesties, and %%as bort! in 1771. ti. IZesiumsions will commence ill Oxford. 7 . Tuesibly.—Saturit %%ill be in conjunction with the Moon, at 4 in the mor il i ng . 11. irtilliesibtq.—Sun r 1 es at 40 minutes after 3 ; sets at 12 minutes p,-t 8. 9. Thursday.—Corpus Christi, kept in honour of the body of Christ, is altsays cult-brined on the Thursday nest after Trinity Sunday. Ox lord and Cambridge have each u College dedicated to Corpus Chriti. Cortins Christi, at Oxford, was founded in 1516 ; that at Caimbrittire is coiniii , nly called Benet College, from its vicinity and ilicorporaiti .it with St. Benedict's Church, though its proper style is Colleginm Cur. pulls Christi, et Beatea Mariae Virginis, being bU !Unfilled iu Ij3t). W. Friday. —Trinity Term begins. 11. Saturtlay.—St. Barnabas. Barnahas, though not nn apostle in the legitimate mode of speech, was the coadjutor of St. Paul, for nearly liii teen years, and is supposed to have spent the tcniait.der of his hie in the i'huld "CYltrus, a le:-ire of t hut ; but there is I:ks evidence of his having been entitled to the clown of malty rdoto.--Cuni blidge tiis day chooses the Barnany Lectruers, Lust Quarter of the Moon, at (.i6 minutes past in the morning. AGRICULTUR,II, REPORT FOR JUNE. ing the spring corn generally and successfully finished, and pn titne planting far ad% anced, but the breadth not so considerable us lot year. Timm)) billows work well. The long continua.,ce of the caste, iy %sin& has touch warded the veg-tAtion, and di , coloured the leaf Of the earn. but it i• probable without Pliniv to the roots ; and some warm inn! 4„enial shower: troth the %yes:weird would heirs; on as speedy awl hiNuriaot grow th, thongli an early harvest may not bc Notwithstanding the hneitti and severity of the frost, vermin have been as active as usual, and great damage has been (iene to the wheat by the wire-worm many parts. Those wheats which were cut oil to the very ground hy the frost are fully recovered, and even irecatne rank and b.dkv, until checked liv the late blighting weather. Some w heats are st.lid to stand thin upon the ;;sound, and to look sickly, hut there is littlv danger of reenvery under a favourable season. All the spring crops look well, and with some exceptions upon cold and wet lands, clover, lucerne, saintoin, tares, &c. are fully planted, and promise great abundance. To save time in this critical season, Cu.! barleys have been generally put nt with one ploughing. The ft nit flees have soirfk re a l greatly from coif] and drought. The grass up itl good meadow remaikahly thick at bottom, although necessarily backward Pastures opt ned for stork, and tae keep good and substantial, short. Quantity of hav on hand large, notwithstanding the extraordinary consumption during the frost. Ewe stocks doing well after very severe losses. Markets declining for all kinds of both I..:an and fat stock, and expected considerably lower. N ATUR %Lb CA LEN D I R. The routine business of the flower-garden ;lint ',feature -grow!, this period, is to keep all compartments pi walla, s:111,n. belies, binders, and beds. in due order. Annuals will require %rani phsi.ting front In,t-beds and borders; seeditia biennials, and alsl, pe rennials, pricking out ; newly planted arlicleb, to bo watt red; with the other it;:cessa.y works. IIIC;11-WATER Al' LONDON-BRIDGE,. Dugs. Morning. Afternoon. :) 6. 7. B. -• • sh. 14 in. 9. 10. 11. Friday evening the remains of the late Loi d Auckland were lie moved from Stratton-street to Beckenham, in Kent. tar attended by his sons, by the Earl of Burkingliamshire, the Earl of Mint..,, Lord Franck Osborne and Mr. Wedderhurn. Possessiog in an . eminentilegree the industry and abilities which ipiatity 111411 tor official and Parliamentary business, during the comse 014 long and lahorions public lite, Lord Auckland discharged the duties of the high situations he held both at home and alo oaf!, with great advantage to his country, and with the most distioginsiwil approba tion of his Sovereign., In private life, he was conspicuous tor those virtues, which to his . willow, his family and friends. must render his loss irreparable. Indications of the Angina Pectoris had Phew° them. Ileives for sometime previous to his death, which was occasioned by the :Alai of May. a sudden attack of that complaint on Satuiday • • jh JUNE 5 I