The National Register.
London, England, 1812-09-20 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.

This Gazette contains an O'er of a raward of 5001. for the Perron
r Persotui, who sent the following threatening Letters to the Mayor I
pfmouth, and a promise ef pardon to env one uf them who shall
di Payer
his or their accomplices (except tile Person who actually
INrote the same).
To th,e-Mas or of Plymouth Beware of your Life Bellamy
You must inevitably die
0' Dont be moo secure tis doubtful if the 5001. reward will save
your Liee 1 the Fl 't is deep and resolutely determined itpuu—When
you go from the Guildhall, ufter tis dark. take care ho" you pass by'
the Lane that leads dowu to Courtis's Wagrn-Warehonse— And be'
pre to avoid going through th_. Old Chloe; Yard aft
erer N
Cn. &Clock
d"!
g‘ Th Count-, ;rom wit w!itt Repents having en ncerne in
the Plot, who NVlsimes to preserve your Life but who itch% Sworn
will not betray."
if Time Mayor ut Plymouth.'

" Dublin Ant. 27. lIA 2."
" George Bellamy Esqr. You shall die suun nothing Human can
prevent lour Death."
The Euenty's of Ireland shall get a terrible blow sosmi."
fs George Bellamy Escir. Mayor Plymouth"

BANKRUPTS.
M. Roberts, late of Dock-bead, :.iirrey, grocer. to surrender Sept.
26, Oct. S. and 31, at twelve., at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.
E Cluster, Staple Inn, London.
W Parson and J. Smith, of NVI. chester, booksellers, Oct 2,3, pt:t,
31, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Deansgate, Manchester. Attor-
nizs, Messrs. Willis, Falr.thorne, and Clarke, Wat.n,.ord...ourt, Lon-
don ; and Mr. Heslop, King-street, Mandlestri.,
C. Mayhew, of the klaptist CliJrnberE, Chancery-Line, ir.onei,•-
scrivener, Sept. 22, 29, :nut Oct. 31, at tin. at G..1.1d11.11:, London„
Attorney, Mr, Turner, Kirby-street, ilation-g.trden, London.
S. T. Goodtiff, of Shoillohiro-st;eet, E4eware-road, carpenter,
Sept. 2t, Oct. S, and 3!, t at Guildhall. Attornies, Mossrs.
Sweet aid Stokes, Basingbasi-street,
R. Morton, late of the Cailltsiercial road, master mariner. 5ept.,26.,
Oct. 3, and Si, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald,
Leman-street, Goodrnan's-ti
T. H-lbrook, late of Maiden-lane, St. P.%neras, potter. Sept. 26,
Oct. 10, and 31, at eleven, at Guil.lhall. Atrorney, Mr. Dodd, Ca-
roline-street, Bedford-40.re.
W. Simpson, of Old Cock-lane, Shoreditch, baker, Sept. 22,
Oct 6, and 31, at ten, at ttorney, Mr. Paterson, of
Coptic .!1-._onrt.
T. Poulter, of PCIVVItiI, Sussei, Nictualler, Oct. 2, at six, 3.:+t
ten, pi 3/, at one, at Guiblhali, London. Attorney, Mr. Griffith,
yegthersibne-Ouildtw, H&' •-.r c. Lond-n.

THE HEBDOMADARY ;
OR, EPHEMERIS OF THE Wr.EK.

• SEP•l'E\fl •
20, The seventeenth. SurOay after Trinity. Epistle Eplics. 4. 1
Gospel St. Luke, 14. 1. This day h,s been, from the earliest times of
Christianity, consecrated to the memory . f Eustarbilis and his
companions He was a noble 11,:muip and held a conspicuous statiou
in the armies of Vespasittn, Titto, and Tri'3ar'ysut:ce '..fly, halite
been Cuttstatitly entrusted with a principal bhate in the corn.wind ; but
his bravely, his vodtiess of heart, and the sanctity ot his life, e.,1,14
not save Idol from the fury of his enemies, and, being encl-sed in a
br .zen hull. made in itnitatitat . f that ot ?hal Cis, he expired in the
ziost hoir.d agonies in the year 120.
The dun rises at sh. 50 min sets at 6h. 10 ruin.
21. Monday.—St. Matthew, the Ap stle. He was called from tlie
receidi ot customs whilst sitting at the toll-bar ; &denten; in Tetoniv.
Hi- appears to have been tb. :irst woo undertook the sacred task of
writ:ng the life, miracles, and death ot Jesus Christ, whoa, he had not
only personaliy known, but also the honour of entertaining iii his own
bruise. His gospel is the only one .so;s:. ~ed to hate been written in
-Hebrew. Having preached ;he Chrl.it.a.. faili in (Ethiopia, he was
there most cruelly put to deatli.—lbis is a holiday at the public offices.

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