TILE NATIONAL REGISTER. SEPT. 4. the It,. .t a rt. KB. to ite Nl.iii...ty'sAlobass.ickr Eteriaordioary and uti3ry to Ms A•ajesty the Emperor cf Austria. BANKRUPTS. G. T Harde. of Wormwood grert, .u! reliant, to surrender Sept. 12, 13, anti o't. 11, at ten; at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Bldnd ford RYA Temple. • M. lica•;lfie!ii, of 01t1 Rroad-street, R. Heathfi. Iti, of Sheffield, and - I' of Tiverton, cotton spinner:, Sept. '23, 21, and Oi.t. 11. at tw-ive. at the Pal ice Lin, i'daiii'llester. Attorney, Mr. Edge 11:tuct!eot r W. J. Aucklait.i. of I)olicaster, Nadler, Sept. 19. 20, at two, and Oct. if, at G .orge and I).,wnti, flan , wortli. At tJt•iie•, Nie• 1 , 4 Lon.dill and iinttertield. .1 a tl J. Jones, of Leo.,oti , tt lincn-drapeN, Sept. rzt, at six, 22, and 'lm It, tit c;, , yell, at the Re..l Lion Inn LeilfilinSt. 1. Attorney Mi. It. Uniz•tair. bite or scrivener, Sept 3, IS. and Oct. 11, at tweive kttornie4, 11,e.srs. Alltsun, Httodleby and Pov!itoo F eon) t, S. c',..aen, (4 W,lo , l4tock. Olfordshire,ilriigiiiit, Sept. 14, at seven, I.'iottil Ort. It. at te•i, ht 'tie Marshal ottgli AMIS. ‘VOildStOCk. , ii•ries;, li vcrie i•trert, Fleet-street. Seitlia , ii 1 te of 1-1.de , w , 111.0 Sating;, butcher, Sept. 9, 10, and ()C. 11, .11 e;even, at the 1 11.des+,vortii. Attorney, Mr. .Ser.lat , l street, h. N late fd H-maliton, llnntitildon, miller, Sept. .f2d, five, - 4 1 , and Oel• 11, at eleven, at the George Iran, Buck den. Attorhev, Mr Cletmell, Staple Inn. J. Atkin•on, ot Cintetted-friars, merchant, Sept. 6, 15, and Oct. 11, at eleven. at Gni! Attornies, Messrs. Kearsey and Spurr, llithop. , zate—treet Willtin. J Prat, of Eynrsotirv, IThotinzilon, farmer, Sept. 2i, at five, tnl ()et. 11, at eleven, at the Georg Irut, Buckdcu. Attor nie•, F.trbes. and Forla.:, Ely place. I). Bonin!), of Ea-t Smithfield, hiherd:olier, Sept. 6 20, and Oot. n; at ten, at Goildnall. Attotney, Mr. Scott, Gray's luu spi,tre. J. Harrison, of Neweastle-upon-'Tyne, corn.merchant, Sept. en, 'fit, and Oct. 11, at ten. at ti,e (korge Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attoriiies, Messrs. Atkinson, Wailes, and Nlackarall, Chancery la»e. I, , nt lon. H. C. O'Donnouline, of Bristol, dealer, Sept. 14, 15, and Oct. 11, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorney, Mr Staple Inn. T. 8a , .. , ,ge1ey, of Lane I)elph, Staffordshire, china-manufacturer, Sept. 13, at three, 11, and Oct. 11, at twelve, at the Roebuck Newcastle-under-Lyne. Attorney, Mr. Whalley, Furnival's Inn London. S ATURD.4I - ',S LOX DO _V GA7:ET7'E. 563 and Oct. 1.75, at two, at the Bridgwater Arms, Manclieger. Anornies. Mr. Hadfield, Manchester; and Mr. P. Hind, Temple, London. R. Rrnwn, of Aston, ‘Varwick, builder. September 12, 13. and Oct. .it twelve at the !loyal Hotel, Temple row, Biriningh on. Actor. fl ies, Mr. &Toon, Gray's Inn square, Lolidon ; and Messrs. Stubbs, Medea and Wills, Birmingham. THE HERD OMA DARY. SEPI4,3ILiER. How sweetlppleasing to behold Forests of vegetable gold ! How mixed the matipetiequer'd shades between The tawny mellowing hue, and the gay virld green ! 4. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. —Morning Lessons are from 2d Kinks V.), aid aliathew 5 : the Evening are from Id Kings IS, and Romans s.—Sun rises at 19 minutes past 5; sets at 4,1 minutes after 6. 5. Monday.—Twilight ends at 42 minutes after 8, and the Moon wilt ri , e about 9, in the Evening. 6 Tuesd«u.—Day is yet 13 hours and 14 minutes in length. 7 Weauesday.—Enurchus (St.), was Bishop of Orleans, in France ; Ha d ass i s t e d a t the Council of %/skulls, iu the year 375.—Last quarter of the Moms, at half an hour past 5 in the Morning. 8. Thursday,—Nativity of the Virgin. This festival was instituted by Pope Lervins, in 695, in consequence of a Concert of Angels bring heard in the air, upon this day, solemnising it as Mary's birth-day. Catholics place much reliance on the intercessory mediation of the Blessed Virgin s and numerous are the miracles she is reported to have performed. 9. Friday.—Night is 10 hours and 58 minutes long. 10. .Saturday.—liiv light has now decreased : hours and :36 Holland must be careful to supiweSs v.ntinous spirits at ho!ar e us well as to preserce peace abroad I" Europe is still lull of per , plesity. BANKRUPTS. S. lle'keth, of Didsbory, Lancaster, cow keeper, to surrender Sept. /5, 'l4, - sod Oct. la, At nine, at the Dog Tavern, Doansgate, Manchester. Attormes, Mes‘rs Secteant and Milne, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and l'arry, Temple, London. T. Ca.o,idy, late of Lientel Ilempstend, Herts, draper, Sept. 10, Oct. 1, and i 3, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Parton, W d lhro k, London. B. Whe, of CheltetOnam, Glouce-ter, carpenter, Sept. R, '2l. and Ozt. O. at (-levels at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Anomie's Messr , . Price and Will Lincdn's Inn, London ; and Mr. W. Hartley, Brit o!. E. Citlnw, of New Mills, Derby, cotton spinner, Sept. .2(i, 40. and Oct. 15, at eleven, at the D-o, Tavern, Deao,gate, Manche,tvr. tornies. Aiessrs. Cooper and Love, Southiunpton buildings, Chancery lane, London; and Mr. .lepcn, 'Manchester. Jim.pli and John Sonth, ut Bristo;, cabinet makerq, Sept. 16, 17, and Oct 13, at twelve, at the Greyholunt lon, Broad Mead, Bristol, At• tonnes, Mr. T. Heel's, Staple Inn, London ; and Mr. It. Haynes, Ca•tte st reet, Bristol. W. Biker, of Alton, Sonthampton, mercer, Sept. 19, at two, 20, at eleven, and Oct. 15, at two ; at the Swan lon, Alton. Attorney, Mr. T. Clement, Alton, Hants. W. Holton, of Richmond bilildinizs, Dean street, Soho, tailor, Sept. 6,16, aed Oct. 15. at twrlve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Oldham, Earl street, Illackfriars. f. Besvrick. of 114aciloter, Lancaster, warehouseman ) Sept. 26 1 :Or NATURALIST'S CALENDAR. Partridges abound in this season of the year, but are nowhere sn plentiful as throughout England. Herrings will also pay their a►:uu.d visit to US very shortly. There are few plants in flower this mouth, except saffron and ivy. Finish dulling, or fresh potting, the auriculas; and slip and plant off-sets.—Complete the planting of colchium, crocus, narcissus, and Guernsey and Belladonna lily, to flower the same autunm.—Protect the balsam's, cock's-combs, tricolors, globe aluarantlins, and lupines, Irons rain and cild, that their seeds may ripen more effectually.—Sow ane mones and r►nunculuses now.—Transplunting of crt n 11 iu►prrials should he co mpleted.—Continue wafering plants in pots, during dry weather. and to all newly planted shrubs, trees, and paretinials.—Turf may be cat and laid.—Finish the clipping or cutting of edges. HIGH-WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. BFPTI MBER. Days. Morning. Afternoon. 4. 5. 6. 7. - h. 4 ►n. U. 9. 10. The official Gazette of Palermo state=, that the King of Sicily still maintains in full force all his claims to the King dom cf Naples. '['he attachment of the French to the name and memory of their good King Henry W. is remarkable —it is alvn"st childish. Two of his teeth, a piece of the hair of his beard, and of the linen that was wrapped round his corpse, ha►ing been preserved by ail officer behinging to the chug ch of St. Dennis, at the time when the royal tombs were vioiated there, by the revolutionary miscreants, have been presented to tiia present King of France. ",,.~^ 4 "a