536 1.. L• alb of Nr wi ..; a to. a-mercalant, A 20, -47, a d St . l) . • 27, J. tit ‘llcl ltut , N iai *mil. A ttotti:eN, Mebbra. bleasdale acid 11.1 i I. ..Vet" Id, of K tirrNer-mehhant, A ng. 27, Stak: al city al, At Gull% hall. Attorne), Mr. Willvugi.by, rri ' I .11. o it I , ut St. A:bait's. corn-clindler, Aug. 20, at one, 2.1, .hd .t , ren, At Guildhali. Attorney, Mr. kikins, Ext.heyticr Otht.e, alico.n.- lain . 1. I st.:r, ia ,• io re , q-hultlings, merchant, tag. 20. 30, am: Se t 21 at eieve.. .1 Gui;Oh.lll Att:iranes, bleszrs. Lowlest. and Cross, Si. 4 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. .S'ATUR Ml} '8 LON BON GAZETTE. 7'hi4 G47ette t )41tainA the oppointment of Lord Borchetsli, K. 10 tre H s 114 jest's Ilim•ter at the Omit of Tro•eany ; and 01 Wu.. Peoliell, F. q. to be Hi. ;%lajesty's Cun'ul at Burtiedux. BANKRUPTS. S Tiernming, of Birisiiaghtm, trwick, baker, to surrender Aug 94, LS nu O.t I, at t Advt., at the Swan Inn, H.gh street, Bir th t . trot Fgerton, G ray °J Ina-lane, London ; and 111. is. spume. Inglebk, Che..s•hotigh, Liverpo.ti, Laticader, merchant, Aug. '29, 30. • •c• 1, at eleven , u the Kin l its Arms; Liverpool. Atif tines, M.•• r- Cooper awl Lowe.,, Soolhampton.buiPiiT,, Chancery lane, I.ond , in ; Mts. - as o , ied and Haines ; Liver') Id. • C 1. Clarme, I. re of Enfi id, Middlesex, carp rater, Aug 23, !ikl, and d. 1, at twelve, at Guildhall, London Attor , ev Mr 1e• sopp, arm Hill-lt use, Wi.lti•ani•abbe), E: sex , or Chi rd's 11111, Lovd _ _ S Linn:), of Leeds, Ycrk, auctioneer, Aug. 19, at the Angel Inn, Tait:aster, S pr 5, and 0. t. 1, at the •Star 111'i Garter Inn. I eed., at el. v. P. A tor ies, Mr. t% aril, Leeds; and Mr. Ito ;ins( 11, Craven- Straid. Lo,,don 1 Car, iirlicrs arid R. uarrtitheri, of Oakshatv Hil', Cumberland, bacm.f.f.iori, Sept 13 11, ind Oct. •1, at el , V•!.1., at the linsr,, t ailisi,. Avornies, mes.rs. Motinsey and Sissi-n, Carlisle; and r.. Moiins.i• ant Fisner S Imiltton. of Unrcalsieet..le-street. merchant, Sept. 12, 13, r. I. at el.ven, at Tye Ge e lien, Liverpool. Attormes, I.lessr., Giiffith and Hind., Liverpool. G ~t Avioinster. Deeon, linen-drat, r, Aug. ( ..:7, Sept. 6, an,r t I, at t t., at Guil.hall. London. Attornies, Messrs. an Stoke., Bastegniil-street, Londe n. -i•ioler, or Warlinue, Sussex, farmer, Aug. 27, Sept. 6, awl. Oct. I. a' ten, at Gu Idnalt, Lynclon. Attormes, Messrs. Bland. tird and litirtoot, King's &tench waik, Temple, London. H. Sill' kin, of liu.h line, merchant, Aug. ;;7, S: pt. to, Oct. 1, at tw.lv., at Cu WWI! ~t tornies, Messes. Catty and Randall, Aug *Flu.ig.nurton-stree!, Loinion. B nt Harding' , Both, Staffo rd, hutterfactor, Sept. c..!, at two, J, o,:t 1, at eleven, at .the Tontine li.n, Shetli2ld. At to nie , , Mr Win Price, Line. In's Inn. London; and Mr. H, 11. V smit,,, .I,..ugu-r. Stafford. Smith, of Gredt Marlow, Buckingham, stonemason, Aug 93, 3i, and 00, I, at tw;:ive, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mt. 1 4 .4 sh, Hooey upon- (11,4111C5. lat.:ot Great' tower-hill, ship-broker, Aug.`27, Sept. 10, an.' Oct 1, a , to , at Gut Attorney, Mr. Druce, Butt let Fri church-street. . t Inn, scrivener, Aug 27 Sept 6, and (. 7 .7, at tit, at Gutldhail. Attorney, Mr. Waskett, Vetulam-building,, (; ray's Inn S:le•th. C. Sheath, and j Dixon, of Boston, merchants, Sept. 9,3, a n d o‘. t . 1. at el even , at t h e W hite att Inn, B , q.ton At torive-, Wr J P, Hollwa), Boston; and Mr. A. F. Guskell, G ta) 's luu, Lotadmi THE HEBDOMADAHY. AUGUST. Its dark green Into, its sicklier ti is now fail, And ripening lIAHvEsT rtmlet in the gam ! BLOOMTIELD. Elerenth Sunday 4/ter Trinity.—Morning Lemons are fr ou , 2t Kura,. 5, and. Act. 1 • : the groin 3d Kvics 9, and t Peter 1. —Hirtis-d .;wi use Duke of •CI mreoce, who was born in 1763. • • Mondavi—Gala at Vauxhall in Minim of the Admiral of the Fleet --larst.Lhisiterui the Aloon r al 10 minutes before 7 o'clock in the Et ellitsg. • • • tr 3. Tliestictil..4pay has decreased 2 hours and 26 minutes. ;.... •• • t-• • 1 ~• ... I .1 2-1. ettd•ty.—.m. rit is b. hevpd to have p caelod in the Itirlit.3, allrl thialk to hare bee. firmed olive o% order .•t Aoy •Re•, Irother to the Kitig ot Armehia tinnle i.ave eplled °his d Black 13 , ertholomate. ntet . t.niti to the 11/o,sa ere of the Protestants. 'wrier (litotes 11i 9,i1 -fit w hi t ! ) emu . trieiterd tat this tlav nod in the coir e hid, there perished 100, 0 00 ! Britiholootcy, f iir, ‘ghicii is here atomit , .!lvkt-pt it, due ation 01 this ~ 3illl, is rertrl an odd mode of cotioneworloin g his mail v rdniii "I I as te nt .‘% - uw: the reeii:lceitoo of the massacre. .e 25. hu,sriuy.—S.iturn will set at forty-t lirre minutes past ni tr. Ate Al, rtio.g. 26. Pridfiy. Jupiter sets at half an hour after seven o'clock to the EV:thing. 27. Saturrldtb—cintnrii will he in conjunction with the Minn, this day, about 12 ii`closk ; and Sat a ru now bath ni-i•ture in hi.; pp.., And often wet' touch from the ( . 1.1n!Iv !' Morinr. Mars, alvo, will set at six minuie• atti.r seven o'clock in the E;viiing. AUG. 21. NARIRAI TTS ALENDAR. Audenlas, in Rd.. soled I he Ire 0: putted : turn them out of the old earth, therefore, detach otf-set, witn dean least s. and prime deca7ed parts of the root and fibre; liter vklin•ii tb..s must be p.atited in tints of new coatred, wirte,ed and placed t 1.1.1.1(4% nation.. 13 ompt•ni and Queen stocks may oe fiunlly tran%planted into borders, Ind some p , tied. Dithes ntav he slipped, or tht root• pared ofr jot smaller or larger fe.t.4, and then planted in beds or hardens London-pride limy a!so be plant. d. _ _ G• .urds now regnire to . be trained to walk. stakes, arbours, &c. &c. Cio and trio' edeings nI v.otans k 1 2 4,1ysintituseq be parted, ur slipped and mignonette may also be sown, tor late flowering. HIM WATER 'tT LosooN-BruDGE. Dana, Mo , Tino• . Aft rrnoon. . . ~. 21. 2 . '. 21. 24. 2.ii 9h. '29 in. 16. .27. %I' Depth of water is .25 feet 5 inches nt London Bridge. PRICE OF STOCK VEsi ERDAY. S per Cent. Cons n' New Ointiinin I dis Exelieluer Bills IS p Colls for Ace, TIIE NATIONAL REGIS'T'ER. I anon, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1814. STATE OF SPAIN. The last accounts from Spain confirm that the old family compact is revived with France, and a commercial treaty made. The latter, England has never been able to effect ; and'it is singular that the consequence of all her fighting and exe:tiOns has brought about a compact that has e%er ope, rated as her bane. A rgiiilles and his fellow.patriots still continue in separate dungeons, without :Inv arcess whatever, not even of a bather, so that their beards . are.llke those of Capuchins. - The King's cleniency mas at length re:tch them, but if they were taken 1 , (;:n uncle+ the - sword of civil power to-morrow, they %4 ot:14 fare worse, for the Inquisitibn would seize them for their speeches in the COrtes. It is said that Mina's corps has been disbanded without the 'men or 'officers being paid, and that to get rid of Mina they. are I ; ,* oing to send him to Spanish America with 4 corm' mud. •• t. vs