The National Register.
London, England, 1812-01-05 00:00:00

CIIRONOT,OGICA T, TABLE.

to t Howe of Cr mmons resolve to pelinon the Prince 'k t ent
to erect a monument in Westminster Abbey to the n.emory of Spen-
cer Yercevai.
John Bellingham convicted of the Murder of Mr. Pert eval before
Sir
.Inriv-s after having acklr.:ssed mlst extraordinary
bpen to the Jury.
13. Moveineots of the French awl Russian armies towards the fron-
tiers of Poland.
1!). John lleitingliam executed dt the Old Bailey fur the Murder of
M r Fermat.
15. Commencement of lo;tilities between the Russians and the
I rein h on the banks of ti c W sa.
- Americm Congtess prohibit importation from their own
ports during the embargo ut iiritish vessels.
Toe Dukes of York, Kent, and Cambridge generously open a
subscription for the riliel,,t the industrious poor.
'29. Two French frigates and a brig destroyed at the entrance of
°tient by the NOl th uniberland main of war.

JUNE.
. Accounts of a dreadful mortality amongst the inhabitartts of
South A titer ica by an epitiemic fever.
Splencled procession and instalment of the newly-created Knights
of the Garter in the Abbey of Westminster.
3. Tie French A itnv passes the Vistula.
4. l'he Marquis of Wellesly surrenders his authority into the hinds
of the Prince Regent, by Nett he had been empowered to make
arrangements for a new Administration.
5- The bridge and important batteries of Almaraz destroyed by Gen-
eral Hill.
Accounts arrived of the confiscation of all British property in
Amelia by the orders of the Congress.
8. Americans begin to make warlike preparations.
9. The Earl of Liverpool commanded by the Regent to assume the
the office of the First Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury.
15. Admiral De Winter, the celeb:ated but. unsuccessful antagonist
of Admiral Dune an died at Paris on the '2,1 of this month.
17. 011 the motion of Mr. Brougham. M inisters consent to suspens
for a limited time the 'latish ()tilers in Council, so far as concern
America.
21. Public revocation of the Orders in Council, so far as regards the
United States of America.
Volcanic erruption at St. Vincent's.
29. The Prince Regent sends a message to both Houses of Parlia-
ment, requesting the adoption of speedy measures to preserve the
pe4Le of the Northern counties of England.
Concentration of the Russian and French armies upon the Polish
frontiers.
- Bt.th Houses of Parliament resolve to take into serious and imme-
elate censideration the best means of restoring peace of the disturbed
countis.
Mrs. Siddons takes a final and affecting farewell of the stage.

—D. Davison, the cetebruted convict of the Turf, executed at Cam-
bridge, for poisoning horses at Newmarket.
11. The E;gl.th Bulletin of the Grand French Army announced the
evacuation of int renclied camp at Drissa, by the Russians and the pas-
sage of the Ihvina, by the French, on the 20th July.
13. The Ninth French Bulletin dated July 25th, states the capture
of Mohilow, ou the 20th of the same month, by Marshal Davoust.
16 . Lord Clinton arrives with dispatches. announcing the signal de.
feat of the French Army under Marshal Mariont, on the 22d July,
near Salamanca, by the Allied Army under Lord Wellington. The
fruits of this victory are 7000 prisoners, and upwards. '2 0 peices of can-
non, two eagles, anti four standards, besides and immense number of
killed and wounded.
General illuminations thronghont the metropolis, on this and the
two succeeding nights.
17. Intelligence iv received of the junction of Prince Bagration with
General Barclay deTolli, at Witepsk.
18. The Prince Regent confers on Lord Wellington the dignity of
Marquis, in reconipence of his illustrious achievements.
20. Mr. Foster, the Minister of Great Britain to the United States re
turns to London, in consequence of the American Declaration of War.
21. T. Bowler. aged 68 executed at Newgirta for an attempt to
assasinate Mr. Burroughs.
23. The 10th and 11th French Bulletins are received the former dated
the 31st July, the latter the 4th August. stating the occupation of
Witepsk, on the 28th July, and claiming victories at the battles of
Mohilow and Ostrowno.
24. Dispatches received from Admiral Martin dated the sth August,
which state the defeat of Marshal Oudinot byCount Wittgenstein, on the
30th and Slat July, near Polotsk ; latter obliging the French to recross
the Dwina with the loss of 3000 men taken prisoners and some cannon.
25. The siege of Cadiz raised by the French.
27. The 12th Frenclißulletin is received, dated Witerk, August
7th, and stating the capture of Dunaberg, on the Ist of the same
month.
28 Meeting at Abo in Finland between the Emperor of Russia, the
Crown Prince of the Sweden, and Lord Cathcart.