The National Register.
London, England, 1814-05-22 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGIS'iER.-,

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TUESDAY'S LoypoN GAZETTE.

This Gazette contains a Proclamation, dated Carlton7flonse,
111,1 y 6, deelarisl the cessation of Arm., and commanding a for-
bearance of all acts of hostility against France, her allies, vassals,
or %objects, under the penalty of incurring Isis Majtsty's highest
diTleasurc„

329

Anomie", Mr. 8. Wilson, King's Bench Walk, Temple, London; and
Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-wider• Lyme.
J. Stile, of New-Court; Wilts, dealeri May 34), at six, Si. at two,
and Jnly 2, at eleven, at the Piddle limos, New Sarum. Artoraii•s,
Nlr. Hodding, jun. New Sarum ; and Messrs. Millekt, Middle Temple.
lane, Lond.m.
C. P. Norton, .of Ludgate-hill, silversmith, May Si, and July es
at ten, at Guildhall. Attornt.y, Mr. Dawk, Throginortoa-street.

THE HEBDOMADARY.

Al AY.

The juicy grovel;
Put forth their buds, unfolding by degrees;
Till the whole leafy forest stands display'd,
In full luxuriance to the sighing gulmr. •
Tire SCasissre.'
21. Runday after Ascension.!—Moaning lessons are how Deutero-
nomy 11, and Matthew v 0 ; evennig les,oas are. from Denteriiionny
13, and 11 Corinthians s.—Birth-day of her Rnyal Ilighoers this
Princess Elixabutli, the seventh otf.pring. •f their present Majesiies,
who was born in the year 1770 —Mari will be in conjunction with the
Moon, at 2 o'clock in the Morning.
43. Monday.--Easter Term eird).-'-Surt rises at 3 minutes after 4 s
sets at 57 minutes past 7.
atesday —Day is 15 hours 43 minutes long.—Mercury rises at
35 minutes alter 3 in the morning.
t?.5. ancsdio.—Old, Bailey Sessions begin.
Thursday.--St. Austin. Anctin (ant Augustin) the first Tmgiish
Primate, who was originally. a 11' On at Rome, was sent, about the
year 396, by Gregory Ist, at the head of forty other Monks, to con-
vert the English to Christianity. Ethelbert, .the King, soon became
convert ; alter which Austin, having caraßletely succeeded, resided
principally at Canterbur anciently , called Dorovernum, where he
(lied on the 26thor May 607.-Jupiter is in conjunction with thelloon,
at V in the inorni4
First (Natter ut the Moon, this day; at fa minutes pest 7 in this
morning
t 7. Fridam.*-The commemoration of 6 Venerable Bede ' This emi-
nent man, deservedly. esteemed as one of our most alicWitt historians,
was born in 67e, in the tfitcinate Weremouth, and . Bishopric of
Durham. ; and *as educititt the Sontatery of St. Peter, near the
mouth of the river %Vire. •At the at; of 18 he was ordained Deacon,
and Priest at O. Same,. time in 731 he• publishes:l'lns Ecclesiastical
HiStory, awink alone sufficipm to .confet the isomorthlity of reputation
on his mime. fie died 7Z, Ot fusgerineitturismiption, and his
bones were finally removed to IYuittinit ..ftiarid4l- an ig:Abratit and illi-
&rate age, his Warning stes etttensive; 'his applitation almost iricrediblra
his piety exemplary,. avid his soodeAy•as-excessive. .Ile was unisex.
sally.esteemed, consulted, and advoired ; and,. his learning mid piety-
acquired hue the surname of venerl.ble.' !he first general.collection
of his appeitred at Paris; In 1544 in three iolutues totio.
128. .Vatireday.-:=Oefiird Term ends.—Showers may be nu* expected.
—Moonlight is till about 2 its the morning.
NAT U S CALENDAR.

Cock's-comb, tricolors, balsams, double stramoninms, globe maven.
finis,. egg plane, ire plant, with others ,of the like dais, should be
planted in piih, singly, if not done belore ; and those in small pots,
temoved into larger ; to remain in hot beds till next month, however,
when some may be planted ont into bowers. Admit air, every day, to
Al such tender annuals ;. mid water them, as occasion nay suggest.—.;
Bulbous roots, of early flowering., out of bloom. and whose leaves are
decayed, should be 'taken up, Separating the eff sets, and then dried
and honed, tor the purpose of planting them again:in the Autumn.—
Attrictil.is, in pots, should be watered alien ; those out of bloom, kept
in shildy borders; and off-sets be planted.—Virgin-stock way be
sown in patches, edgings, and. in puts', to flower in sttcceN4l4l.—Scarket
beans shook! he sown fur climbers, it not already flow, to ascend upon
arbours, deor•Wayb, or ;odes, or lines.against walls, while sticks ,brit
placed for the support of such as are advancing in the borders.—Pre•
vent needs, by tin ely hoeing and' hand-weeding; edge grass walks;
toot grass ; and clip and trim' edgings and hedges.
III0:1•WATER AT LONOON•BRIDGE.
Days. Morning. . Afterassa.
2.1.
V 3:.
U.
115.
. V 6.
27. • • • 8h.31, m. ...... *is. 6, ia.
ftee, •••.•• I• • e • • 9b. 34.1 us.