The National Register.
London, England, 1813-10-03 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZP.2I2'E.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, SLPT. 28, 1813.

•
The Prince Regent ha appointed the Earl of Aberdeen, K. T. to
be hi% Majesty's Antbasfiador Extraordinary t•r the Court of Vicuna;
and the Mon. Fred. Lamb to be Secretary to that Embassy.

• BANKETYPTS.
T. Rudderforth,inn. of Newington causeway, and of Ratcliffe-
highway, stay-maker, to sat render Oct. 2,9, and Nov. 9, at tent at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Fore-street, CrippTegatc.
J. Jones, of Omwestry, Salop, dealer, Oet. 9, 16, and Nov. 9, at
r'..ven, at the Cross Keys inn, 06westly. Attorney, Mr. Joues,
weAry.
G. Stanley, of Pitcheombc, Glonoestershire, clothier, Oct. .5, 6,
and Nov. ¶l, at eleven, at the Horse and Groom Inn, Gloucester.
Attorities, Mr. Chilton, Cilancer3-lane, London ; and Messrs. Okey
and Corinneline, Gioncister.
E. Sikes. of Bolton, Lancashire, roller-mannfactnrer. Sept. 20, 23,
and Oct. 16, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Mr.
Woodcock, Bury, Laileashire ; and Mr. Blakelock, Schema's Inn,
London.
G. Sliarplcy, of Southwick, SoutliamptoN.inukceper, Oct. 14, at
One, 15, at • 'even, and Nov. 9, at one, at the King's Arius, Portsca.
Attoritics, Mr. Tow nsend, Staple's Ina, London ; and Mr. Edge-
c Porrsea„
J. Baker, jun. of Nottincliant, shoe-manufacturer, Oct. 15, 16.
and Nov. 9, at eleven, at the King's Arms 'Tavern. lltrlty. Astor-
Ides, Nit.sst,,. Lambert and Son, Liodford•row, London; and Messrs.
Edwards and Jessopp, Dc rhy.

-OCT. 3
11, at three, 12, atien, N 0r.'13. demo, Atturs.ey,
Mr. Horst, Lawrence•lane, Cheapside.
R. Gentery, of Upper Thornh..ngh street, Bedford-square, builder
Oct. 9, 16.. at eleteu, and Nuv. 13, at Guildbull. Attorney, lkir
Ct:ut iron, Walbrook.
W."Crusswin. of Unit at-street, Southwark, currier, Oct 9. 16, ail('
Nov. 13, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Strattun bno /Wpm to
Sliorettilch.
G. (Arius, jun. of 'fottenham-eourt road, and of Mount-raw, Ltqw
beth, picture-deider, Oct 5, 16, and Nuv. 16, at ten at Guildhall
Attorney, Mr. Hanti.stn, Piazza Chambers, Co:ent-garden.

THE HEBDOIII-4D4RY.

OCTOBER.

3. Tlc s;rteentli Sl:wday gift). Trinity. Epistle rpltes. xi. 13. Gospel
St. Luise, v.l. 11.—St. Cerbonius, a bishop, commendable 14 his
ureat liozOaiity and ct arity to tl►e ?nor. Totila, kit,g of the Goth%
mi..enserl at his givWg shelter to the disttes•erl soldiers bel►.ngine to the
advcr,e army ed him to be exposed to the fury of the wild beasts.
These liar;u•= tairoculow.iy ,pared him, the tnahariatt c'nnn•;;nder,
being Not ash titied to learn meekness nod t onipas.ion front those in
cruelty he had vain'y trusted, expresbed a great seueratiutt Cue
Cerbunius, and ev'en praistd his charity.
• The Sun rises at 6h. 15 m►rt. sets *t sh. 4:5 win.

Binh water stunning at 7 It 51 min. attornoon at 8 h. ‘26 min.
4. /Itanday.--Sr. Francis, burn at Astessi, iii Italy. Ills father was
a merchant, and he fasswel for souse time the same trade, but soots
ain't., perceiving that commeice begets a love for lucre, and that, this
love begets too often a te-..ptation not exactly conformable to the rules
lestscey, he fled from the counter, and induljeg his love for piety
and retirement, left his father's house, and instituted an order called
lons Isis name, Franciscan. Ifis principles were I-snorkel upon an.en-
In a abnegation ; end himself, at the bead of his followers, made a vow
(.1 poverty and humility, and of an entire renunciation of the wealth and
pleasure of the world. flaying seen his order thoroughly established
and thriving apace, he exchanged a life of wonderful penance for that
of eternal bliss, ns the year 1.i?26.
The Sun rises at 6 h. 18 min. sets at 5 li. 4! min.
High water morn. at 8 It. 59 min. afternoon at 9 h. 34 min.
5. Tuesdate—St. Placidus and companions. The name of this eseti•
nent isersonace among the member., of the Benedictier meter, answered
exactly to his meek and unalterable temper. Brii.g sent into Sella by
his superior and friend t;t. Benedict, he found there a ceurch and mos
nestery, near the fort at Messina; where he lived fin some years in tire
Issppiness of spontaneous retirement and heart-gladdening mediations ,
but a duel pirate landing on the spot, put hint and his cantpanirms
death, ow acceunt of their faith in Christ, A. D. 839.-1635. Old Parr
died aged 15'2.-1793. The French Republic adopts a new caicada%
with names of the month del ived partly from the Gil ek. partly troni ths.
Latin and French; but 11 years after gave up this nonsensical medley,
and returned to the ancient calendar names.
The Sun rises at ti Is. et) min. sets at 5 h. 40 min. •
High water morning n'..10 11. 7 min. al'ernecas at 5 h 40 min.
' 6 Weduesday.—St. Faith, mentioned in the calendar. She was
' virgin, and suffered martyrdom. A church was dedieuted to her
ur and commemoratiee, under the ancient church of St. Paul, and
is now removed at a small distance from the new one.—Ako St. Bruno; the
tssaisder of tile Carthusian order.-1794. Batt:e of Julius, won by tbs.
French.

The SIM rises at 6 h. 22 min. sets at 5 It. 38 min.
High water morn. at 1 t h 13 min. afternitou at 1J h. 46 min.
7. Thursday.—St. Marcus was the successor of St. Lilvester to the
see of Rome, tinder the rein of Constantine, -and administered that
choirge %lilt great fule;ity and zeal. He died in t!:e year 336 —1571.
The famous battle Of Lepanto, where the Turks lost 30,Q00 men.---
We .rem to have much imprint. d in tactics, or the !umlaue art of de.
straying mankind, for we hear now of 50, 60, or '7O 000 men lost in
one single conflict.-1148. Peace of Aix la Chapelle.-1795. Death of
Zi.utuerman. the author of " Thoughts on Solitude."
The Sun rises at 6 h. 14 min. sets at 5 h. 36 mitt.

High water tuorniiig none, afternoon 0 h. 16 win.
8. Friday.--St. Utidget. She was born in Swedelaud, and so piously
educ•ded, that in the eu.d..,t dtr.s ,1 her youth, she gave !lie greatest
xamidrs of virtue. 'he, instituted an order of nuns, travelled In
Rome. bw-t thence *o J. ruselein. She died in her return home, after a
long sicittie•s, dining hid). it is said, she was favoured with several
"11""3 ann. 1573.-1702. Admiral 131-uhow
A•ltuiral Beleltan was lost near Alderney, in the Victory.mitn of war.
I I:e Sun rise% at 6 h. 2ti; !Lon. sets at 5 h. 34
High water iseiroing at 0 h. 44 min. afternoon at 1 h. 11. min. •
9. Saturday.—.-St. Dattis, pistons ,of .Fraiwe.. It is not wettable.'

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