The National Register.
London, England, 1812-11-08 00:00:00

694

S. Odell, Paul Id Highway, coach-tuaster, Nay. 14, at one, 21,
at twelve, and Dec. 19, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nc.ei,
Thr.4,hntorton-street.
W. Drid, Gravesend, grocer, Nov. 10, at twelve, 21, arid Dec.
19, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Walker and Rankin,
Oal Jewly.
IL Inner, Cheltenham, lacernan, Nov. 10, 17, and Dec. 19, at
tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I.sog, America-square.
J. Ketcher, Sourlinrinster, E.sex, tomer. Nov. 12. 19, and Dec.
19. at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Greenhill, Holborn-court,
G ray's I nn.
T. Mar-hall, Brantley, Leeds, clothier, Nov. 17. at six, 18, and
Dec. 19, at eleven, at the Nag's Head Inn, Bradford. Attornies,
Mr. V vans, Hatton-garden, London ; and Mr. Crosley, Bradford.
J. Bacon and W. Spear, Lower Thatnes-street, fishmonger, Nov.
11; '24, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mews.
Reardon and Davis, Cor'.:et-court, Gracechurch-street.
A. Gardener, Haberdasher's-place, Hoxton, merchant. Nov. 14,
21, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, `Messrs. Demi
and Crosland, Bread-street, Lc ,don.
J. Phillips, New Bond•street. fishmonger, Nov. 10, 21, and Dec.
19, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Matthews and Randall,
Castle-street, Holborn.
A. Walker, senior, and M. Walker, Birmingham; A. Walker*
juniol, and It. Haslue•., Philadelphia, merchants, Dec. 1, '2, and 19,
at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attornies,, Messrs.
Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pearce, Old Jewry, London; and Mr.
NV hatelcy, Birtninglram.
L. Duke, Harwich, Draper, Nov. 10, 2.1, and Dec. 19, at twelve,
at Guildhall. Atterney, Mr. Adam, Old Jewry.
B. Bennett, Wellington-square, bricklayer, Nov. 14, 21, and Dae-
-19, ateleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Harvey and Warne,
Saint HeLen's Place, London.
T. Melhuish, and J. Monkhouse, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street,
coffee-dealers, Nov. 10, 21, and Dec. 19, at eleven, Guildhall. At-
tonnes, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens, Little St. Thomas Apostle,
Queen-street.
J. Jordan, Bush,lane,Canno•-street, wine-merchant, Nov. 17, 21,
and Dec. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. 'Weston
and Teesdale, Fenchurch!street.
C. B. Austin, Maiden-lane, Battle-bridge, tripcman, Nvo. 10, at
eleven, 21, and Dec. 19, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.
Ali ng!.atn, Saint John's-square.

GENERAL ELECTION.

MEMBERS EIIRETUR 0 SERVE IN THE NEW
PARLIAMENT.
Aberdeen, City, &c.—James Farquhar, Esq.
Aberdeen (County)—Jaines Ferguson, Esq.
Anstruther, &e.—Sir John Anstruther, Hart.
Ayr, &c. -General Cainpin;l.
Boroughs in the District of Dunthies—William Robert Keith Doti
glas, Esq. . .
Cardigan (Borough)—The Hon. John Vaughap.
Elgin, &c.—Alex. Milne, Esq.
Glasgow, &c.—Kirkman Findl:l7, Esq.
Moray and Elgin—i=2ol. Francis Win. Grant.
Nairn and Cromarty (County)—Col. Hugh Rose.
Perth (Courity)—James Drumniond, Esq.
Glasgow, &c. Kirkman Findlay, Esq.
Jedburgh, &c.--Gen. the lltnt. Thomas Maitland.
Perth, &c.—Sir David Wedderburn, Bart.
Renfrew (County)—Archibald Spiels, Esq.
Sek irk (County—William Elliot Lockhart, Esq.
Stirling, &c.—Lieut..Gen.-Aleit. Campbell.
Sutherland (County)—Jaines Macdonald, Esq.
Wigton (County)—Hon. Gen. William btewart.

THE H EBDOM A RY ;
OR EPHEMERIS OF THE WEEK.

NOVEMBER.
8. The Four anil Twentieth Sunday after Trinity. The Epistle Col.
1. 5. Gospel St. 'Mattli. 9. 18.-1 lte commemoration of four martyls,
all bre.liren, who, under the reign and persecution of Diocletian, were
put to death for retusii,g to wor.hip the Papal idols. Their tyliics
were buried near tho e of fi‘e other martyrs, wha being excellent sculp-
tors, refused also to model statues of the heathen gods, and were con
secrertlr Li, ..p to the most excrueining torments, in which they
eapired..sr476B. Toe Princess Augusta Sophia born. She is the sixth
clii!ci, and sro: d datichter of their Majes..ics.-1656. Birth of .Ed-
mund Malley, :lie asiriiirinier.
The Sun rises at 7 b. 23 al:n, sets at 4 b. 37 emit.

NOV. 8.

li 9 31 onda.l 0 • --Dedicali-i, it st. Jona 01 Lateral'. This lam us, sold
I\ 1110• st ancient chttich was built by order of Cocataiait,e, c„,,tl„tious ,
Ids own palace -it B. •tite, and dedicated to S, .1 slot the Itateisi, iit ho-
nour ef out Savisair. it is called, in Italian, ,Sau Giovanni in I_, t 05,,„,,,
from ft.rter, a Mich : The place where the church was iiiiilt Laving hes n
hitherto a brict:field. It Is a euchre: coincidence tlua. the i).:ItICI lit .:le
French Lines, and, now of buonaparte, wes erected up ,u st iritilar
spot : the Theiticries mean a tile or brick field.--Also the least of 't.
Theodorus, a clwistian soldier, whit, behg Itaaas.,a of selt;ne p,e t„ a
temple of idols, was a ppreiirildcd, but his life promised to be 3pa',..1,
if he %could sionounce the niith in Christ. Conscious, hower ,e•
. , of 'is
innocence, he construtly refused ; and, after se. ertd acts so c:uehy
being committed upon hint, be ended his nuarty ohm, and life it ti.e
flames, under Masitailian.—The Loot Mavot's D. y. The Le! 11111,,, ..
elect enters upon his office this day, attended 14 slues SlieuUtt itau the
different companies of the City Livery ; his Lordship tsu'aes w tart-, in
the appropriated barge. at a place on the Thames calievi Qw. en I lii .ei,
and rowing lii ,;sate to Parliament.stairs, lands at Westminster. Ai:- r
hieing sworn in at the Exchequer, his Lordship pays his iespec s ti tie
ether Courts of Law, and the whole company returns by weter ti
Blackfriatssbridge, allot proceeds us provessioo to Cittliituall, share s
suniptimes dilater is followed by a ball. The procession •sr a s,uee
began tindergre Mayoralty of Sir John Norman, in the year WI.,
16?.3. Dt ath 4W:titian' Camden. the lenient aisuisin ay and aerate!.
The SUlt'irises at 7 li. 23 attn. sets rt 4 It 35 nun.
10. Tuesday.—Saints Try piton, Ilespicies, and Nyittotta. Tke first
being apprehended for preachitig the faith of Christ, tats putt ti the iia.st
creel :o)rtutaits. and his constancy in the midst of such estptisi.e stiffer-
ilics;l:sits so admirable, that Best.icius, one of the tribunes, who pre-
aided!at- the barbarous ceremony, soon prof. as,. d hisitselt a Corioian,
and slrared the saute' late. A young woman, called N y tepisti, who ea
also present, and upon whose mind the couret:e amid min!, , of she
martyrs, worked so great an impression, that she could not help sitiAng
aloud their praise, was also tormented, and put to death, A. I). .‘O3,
under the persecution of lkcius.
The Sun rises at 7 h. 27 min. sets at 4 h. 53 min.
11. Wednesdny.—St. Martin, born in Iltnn•ary, elected Bishop cf
Tours. in France. Beisee he WAS converted to the faith of Clivi.t ;
he had in his heat t such lively principles of charity, that tuectal.; a pail
man at the gates of Amiens, and having no moue} to dive liiia, he eta
a piece of his mantle, and gave it t the bs•gg,a• to cover In, litani ;
having been baptized, lie went to St. Hilary, liuslols of Peictiers., alien
ordained him Acolyte. Sonic time alter, his emu lent virtues and pia-
found learning elevated him to the episcopal chair of lotus,
...s I ere he
gave the greatest proofs of his sanctity and died at the age et per--
score and one, in the year 402.—This day is one of rhos:; selected strut
this tune for tenants to pay their rents, chiefly in wine countries, as
the juice of the grape has undergone the necessary fermentation, and
is now fit for tasting. In antient deeds this day is called Martanass,
or Martitimass.
The Sun rises at 7 11. 29 into. sets at 4 h. 39 min.
12. Thursday. —St. Martin, Bisho: of Rome, who alter having dis-
charged faithful:ly the duties of this high station in the church of Gail,
was dragged to Constantinople, by otter of the Empers.-r Continua,
and banished to Chersonesus.
The Sun rises at 7h. So min. Sets at 4in 30 to.
13. Frith:ll.—SL Didacus, born in Spain, entered the order of St.
Francis, in which he became an example of obedience and humility.
Having naciertaken the charge of an hospital at Rome, he laved there
in the practice of continual charity and betnivolerce to the sick, And 'cr."
proved himself in ail virtues whilst he was taking care of other,. lie dad
ann. 1464.—A150 St. Brice, who was born at Tours; he became a dis-
ciple of St. Martin, end succeeded him in the honours and dignhy of
that see. He died ann. 444.-331. Birth of Pelagius, at Bangor. in
Nortli Wales; he travelled in Asia and Africa,
and is well kuvosn Its
a celebrated heresiarch.-1690. Died George Fox, the foons".cr of the
Quakers.-1777. Solway Moss, a very exttusive amass, spread itsxlf
by slaw diffusion over 300 acres of land.
The Sun rises at 7 h. 31 min. sets at 4 h. 29 min.
14. Saturday.—Translation of the body St. Erkenveiuld, inisiloP 01
London, who died in the year 675. Sr William Dugeale. on the
plate representing the tomb of this holy personage in his Li tory of St.
Paul's church, rays ;—Nsura rail le ann orum series, non flamma vorar, n,ui
pcpularium rabies, e rtincta penitusfide, Erkenivaldinzeniorlain delere va/tit
u—'• Neither the lapse of a thousand years, the voracity of the fl .turt
nue. time rage of an infuriate mob, when faith was.entrely abolistie,d
coii-d destroy the remembrance of Erkenwatel." However, it tell a
Ar-liotsuop
prev to time flames in 1666.—The same day, St. Lawrence, u- - ,
of Dublin, emineat for his beneficence, and for having fifty pw..u.r,,a...
daily gutat, at his table. He died in the twelfth centiey.---11;03. 15u ui
al.arte enters Vietina.-1531. Henry \II 11. marries Anne Bolt ye.
The Sun rises at 7 11 33 min sets at 4h. 47 win.