The National Register. — London, England, 1813-03-07 00:00:00

156 THE NATIONAL RECITER. T. Hopkins, of Brid,:e-street, Westrninster-hri(:gc, tobacconist. March 13. 20, and April 17, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr- Rogers, C ro-s-street, Hatton-garden. J. Rothwell and J. 1). Chorley, late of Halliwell, Lancaster, tleachers March 17. 18, at three, and April 17, at five, at the Ship Inn, BraCtsha%%gate. Attort ics, Messrs. Shepliard, ton. and Gregory, Belford-row, London; and Mr. Hutton, Bolton. T. H . of Taunton, Smelter, druggist, March 16, 17, and April 17, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Lambert and Sons, Betifold-row, London; and Mr. Cooke, Bristol. ). Willson and W. Arch.!eacon, late of Cannon-street, London, Jaiendcrers rind packers, Man..ll 9, at twelve, 16, and April .17, at one, at Guildhall A ;tome', , Mr. Pike, Air-street, Pic.adilly. T. Oliver, of Queen's He-id-pas-are, Nerreate-street, victualler, March 13, 20, and April 17, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Friday-street. R. Cott, of Saiisbur) -square, Fleet•street, dealer, March 13, 16, and April 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurd, King's- Bench- Walks, Temple. J. Du Bois, of Brixton, Surrey, insurance-broker, March 9, 16, and April 17, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.. Templer and Glynes, Burr-street, Fast Smithfield. 11. Jones, of Canterbury, stone-mason, March 9, 20, and April 17, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Cursitor-street, C hancery-lane. . R. Procter, of Monk Wearmouth, Durham, innkeeper, March 30, 31, and April 17, at eleven, at the Ilfidge Inn, Bishop Wearmouth, Durhatn. Attornies, Mr. Blakiston, Symond's Inn, London; and Mr Hinds, Iti• hop Wea rmour h. D. A ust, of Wakot, Somer s et, carpenter, March 13, 25, and April 17, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atrurnies, Messrs. Brook and Bridges, Red Lion-square, London; and Messrs. Biddulph and }lire, Small -street, Bristol. E. Weston, of Church-lane, Chelsea, builder, March 13, 20, and April 17, at tat, at Guilditail. Attorney, Mr. Blof:Ici, New Inn. [Dividends and Certificates in our ncrt THE h E B 1)011A DA RY. MARCH. 7. The first .Sitn•lay in Lent, or Quod , agesimn. Epistle 2. Cor. 6. 1. Gospel 4. 1. St. Thomas Aquinas lie was horn at Aquino in Italy, and in his younger years t• ok the habit of the Dominicans, who were then in great esteem fur their eloreace and ascetic knowledge. Thomas's learning was so extensive, Lts talenti so eminent, and his ~ittues so cow 'neuritis, that he was called the Angelic Doctor. Hi s writings are considerably esteemed. and have been the origin, as well as the settling, of many religious controversies. Ile died ann. Dom 1.'274. On this day, is also celebrated the commemoration of two yonug women of Africa, called Peipetto curl Feliciha refused to sacrifice to the gods of the . hvailiens, they were thrown ilito prison. where they experienced all kinds of cruehi , s ; not satisfied witt t this, their persecutors brought them to the amphitheatre of Carthage, where they were exposed to the fury of wild beasts, and received, as their names seem to imply, the crown of " Perpet,pal of Lurd Col/inowood. Conjunction of the Sun with Mercury. The Sun rises at 6 h. 26 min, sets at 5 h. 34 min. High water, morn. 2 min. past 5, ahem. 25 ruin. past 5. 8. 3loslrm.----st. Felix, a holy priest, who coining from Burgundy. will the tit wt,u converted the East-Angels, in Suffolk and Norfolk, to the Christian faith, and W3S afterwards ordained a bishop. lie died in 650 --170:. Queen Anne began In reign.-1743. John Hough, coninvinly styled .‘ the Good Bislr.p t,l tVorcester."-1803. Death of the Duke of Bridgewater, the father of the canal navigation in this country.-1796. Death of Sir Win. Chambers, who built Somerset House. The Sun rises at 6 h gs min. sets 5 h. 58 min. High water, morn. 51 min. past 5, aftern. 19 min. past 6. 9. Tuesday.—St. Francisca, a noble Roman matron, whose virtues were eminent, aid whos.l humility wds rrticularly conspicuous.- 1568 Assassination of Itizzin, the confident f the unfortunate Mary Queen of Scots. He was burn at Turin. in Piedmont, and is said to have introduced the Italian taste into the °tights! Scotch music.-1770. Expired Win. Guthrie, the supposed author of the Geographical Gram susr, which is so well known and so useful. The Sun rises at 6 h. 20 min. sets at 5 h. 40 min. High water, morn. 49 mitt. past 6, aftern. 19 min. past 7. First quarter of the Moon at 40 win. past 1, alters. 10. Wednesday.—Ems FR VIF EX. The Ember da:,s are (for Ember week happens tour times in the year) the Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, alter the first Sulday in Lent. These days were an ciently kept with, lastiag o tt awl abstinence, in order to obtain the sanCtion -". •••• .~ .~, ..~ . .... MARCH 7 ° llk:leen fur the ordinations of the Ministers of the Altar. 7 —The com memoration of forty brave soldiers, who,, on account of their stew,' faith in Christ were put to death at Sebasta, in Armenia, under Licinius. Their martyrdom was attended with as much refinement of cruelty on one side. as it was met with undianited courage on the other. ~,,; T his, happened about the year 313 ; and tLe name of their leader was Alexander, the patron of the Eriperor of Russia our faithful and c cesti,ul ally.-1702• Sir Hugh Middleton, to whomthe City of don is so much indebted for projecting the new River. died at Kem berm'', in great iedigence, 170.---Death of lord Dote, who jot some time directed the educati,n of his present 111;)esty. Ihe :Mil rises at 61. Its min. scts sh. 42 ruin. . Hißli water, morn. at 53 min. past 7- aftern. 29 min. n•st 11. Thursday:- St. Cathrina, of Bologna, in Italy ; also St. Bene dict Crespns, Archbishop of Milan, a wail of great genuis, and a good Latin poet- Ile wuote a very elegant epitaph for Cedralla, King of Sown)+, who died ann. Buiniapartc married by 1418. The Duke of Cl.l;:cnce wat► buried at Tewkesbury, in WoucLs tershire. The Sun rises at 6 h. 16 min. sets at 5 I►. 44 min. Mali water, morn. 5 min. past 9, aftern. 43 ►iiin. past 9. 12. Fridaq.—St. Gregory was chosen litshop of Home opm the death of Pebights. Re died in the year 601 —1689. King Jamue• Ifs landed in Ireland with 50 N ►O French. —17)3. The first pinuber of the 6nardiati was published under the direction of Steele.-1803. Alexan dria evacuated. The Sun rises at 6 h. 14 min. sets at 5 h. 46 min. High water, morn. 18 min. past 10, ahem. 53 min. past 10. Conjunction of the Moon with Jupiter. 13. Saturday.—The martyrdom of St. Macedonius and his cotnptini •.ns.-365. Death of the famous General Belizarius : he served under tie Emperor Justinian, and his treatment and misery have been often the theme of painters. It is reported, but upon disputed authorities, that be was condemned to lose his eyes, and that in his old age he was led by a child, crying to the passing crowd, " Dote °banns :aria ;" Give a farthing to 13elizarius.-1781. Mr. Herschel adtbd * new chord to the planetary lyre, by h►s discovery of a new orb in 3W immensity of Heaven. This plant t is called Georgitan Salts, in emu phment to the King ; but on the C,,ntinent it bears the nettle of HeascsEt., in just acknowledgment of the talents and labours of this eminent astronomer, who k at this moment 73 years old, and who left the terrestrial melody of sublunary mus:c for the celestial - hammy of the spheres. The Sun rises at f h. 12 min. sets 5 h. 48 ruin. High water morn. 26 min. past li, ahem. 59 min. past It. The TITLE and INDEX, with a CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE Ot the Evit•rs of the PAsr YEAR, and a complete List of the Members of the New Parliament, will positively be ready for delivery next week, Price Sixpence. A variety of interesting articles are omitted this week, in consequence the importance of the Parliamentary Debates PkICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. S per Cent. Con., S per Cent. Navy THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ion Den, SUNDA Y, 4L4 RCH 7. FRENCII EXPOSE.. The week has been barren of intelligence from the Seat of War, but the French Papels received have brought very agreeable information. In the first instance, their silence respecting what is rassing in the North, furnishes' proof amounting to demonstration, that the Rtksians have experi enced no reverse, and the absence of any expression even of hope that they would be arrested in their career, proves that BONAPARTE has not yet the means of opposing to them any force of importance. It is highly probable that adverse winds have alone withheld intelligence of the most gratifying nature. The wind is now fair for arrivals from the North, and we confidently anticipate new and important successes will be communicated in a few days, if not in a few hours, by the Gottenhurgh Mails which are due, .a Irl , f c i i , i I it. ~ `. I