Pax. 13. 1 1, The Third Sunday in Advent. Epi t. 1 c.. r 4 1. Coop. St. Atot h . t.—St. Lucy, or Lucia, was a young lady of Syracuse, .„h n , preferring the peaceful, but cheerless life of celibacy, t o th e nwt i me a happy, and ut other tunics unfortunate, state of marriage, cave awry ail her fortune to the poor, and secreted herself from the enjovmem of the world. She was accused, befile Pescliasins, a licesthco Judge, for professing Christi.o.ity, and was mo , t barbarously his utheers, accordnic to his commands, A. D. :399. She is L:enerally resorted to by Rouyn and Creek Christians, when they Ikear under the Oplithahwa, as St..Apotlonia is invoked for the tooth ache, s t . R oc ke lonalcers, St. Nicholas for had weather, &c. &c. Indked her name, being derived from Lur, Lac;s, " right," may haw -I.een the occasion of. thegreat in fl uence she is believed to have in pre , en -ing sight, or in curing the disenies which too often impair its or- However, it t ppears that this eninfidenc.. in her power is owing I , the tradition, that in her martyrdom she had both her beautiful eves wieuclad out of their sockets. The graceful pencil of Guido has treated this subject, and she is represemted in hi• picture balding huge calver with her two eyes upon it.-1553. Henry IV. one of the I:est Kings who eve , . set on a throne, was horn at Pau, in Beam, now cAed the department of Lower Pyrenees; his name is still in yeller .1- ticat anion , ' the French. The Sun rises at 8 It. 5 min. sets at :3 h. 35 mm. is. Months y --St. Spiridion. was raised from a life of study and re tir-ment to the dignity of a bishop ; and his eminent virtues deserved t r him the crown of martyrdom.-1785. The Art of Drawin ,, , and !Le had to deplore the death of Cypriani.-1799. Death of Generui Washington. The Sun rues at 8 h. (I win. seta at :3 h. 54 rain. 15. Tuesday.— St. Eitse Pishop of Veret Iles, and Martyr. It i• remarloble, that, when the Ileatheit pet seentirai rrored with the runtr.st cruelty, most of the l'ishopm of the church of Christ passed rt.- en'aily flow the temporal v honour of their situation in life to the ever testing glory of ntartyrdom. Their fiezirts were supposed to be the f‘cti%tts where the lightluf the Christian faith stowed with the hrittleest and therefore they foolishly if ,itglit that to kill he shepherd was the beg - way to conic in possession e f tlie fleck. The (Berk calendar cautheniorates St. One...nous, phrygi in and a tli•cilole of St. Paid 0.12. The Gregorian style was receive .d at Paris, by taking off ten _ _ _ The Sun riieq at 8 b. 6 min. set' at 3 b. 51 min. 111. MI/Nest/air —The commemoration of the three count -, men who r , , e thrown in the furnace, and, in the 'ankle of the dames sang the ;iraise of the Lord. in a Calt.';e, which according to the Asi it;c style, it'd although it is thrown amongst the Apocrypha, is certainly not d-spicith!e piece of Ilehrcic poetry.---On this day begin the anthems cilled the 0, in Roman Catholic churches. They arc sling at the 11. , 2.0;/ic u t, slid, great solemnity. and every one hegins by the voea ire mitiele 0, yiz :—" 0 Sqpientio, O Rodhr.r(w , ," (c.c. Th^y ate in honour of the Advent of Christ, and are sung every day doxit to 11;e v 3,1 of th e month. During the performance, the whole choir 'land, and the bells ring ; after vespers, the clergyman of the parish, I.l' the canon of the cathedral, >s ho has given out the anthem, treats hi• fiends, which lively ceremony is called " Ronger l'os," to gnaw the 1 04 c ; in alluston to the first word of the anthem, ‘vhich snunda like es Frunelt--in English " a bone."-165i. Ohler Cromwell was de aired l'r.itector of Elltdand•--1(2.17. Sir John Peyndils was rii•l a .rly the 6.idwin-sand;.-178•2. Death of the 'Rev. 'he raiment y.-179;1. Death of Thomas Pennant, an enli b irent•d antiquary, anti a prolotrid zoologist. The Sun rises at Bh. min sets at 3h. 51- min. 17. Thursday. --The resurrectiol cf Lazarus. lit this most interest • in:: miracle of Clvi,t, there is t•':e paiticular passiu , n which ottifilt to he ta - k.at notice of list every C-ristitin: tt is wheo Mary and his sisters. who hail entertained Jesus several Climes at their taide, said, with th e utmost emplia,is_d Oh ! had col liven hove, oo- hroth , r sholild not have died ;" a t ezioressionn of fail!: mixed with frien:lsh:p, and a particular tenderness ir:* reproach, .ouch cannot lid to tone!' the heart of evi ry ri - all.l. We dear, by tradition, that coming to Fiarce, he wls ma d e a tislhop, and died very old, and:most conspicuous t•ir his hominy ard charity.-1688. The Prince of ')rrlnge's forces t - ike pmseb sion of W mod St. ire •'s.-17v4. Death f Thomas Guy, founder of the hospital whiC, heirs his name in S nithwark. Tie Son rises at 8 It. 7 mitt. sets at 3 h. !).; min. 18. Fridaq. - Sts. rti.!'Ac and Zositnii, Martyrs.-:: 71 • Death ^f the Linton% botaniM Pi Nii:ier, a native of Scotland, and author of the " Ciiardi•ner's Diction try ; be was visitud by Linaleus, in the at Trir NATIONAL REGISTER. The Sun ri.es at ti li. 7 min sets at 3 b. 53 min. Full )1..),,n, at .) in tic tuurning. 19. Satarriap. —l . l;e \LI, tyrdoin ul St. Neniesus.-1793. funks was .ecaptitre d 1)) . Frencli 'Die Sun rises ut 8 h. 7 flat. ':ets at 3 L. 5S !),in. T• l'lttCE ti'r' ►VKs YESTERDAY. 3 per rent. ltutl. 4 pm Ccuts. ‘A ATER. AT LONDON MUDGE Innt • • . Jloutlay T.kottl. . W 441110441 a 11111r 4 Cti ... Fria rd THE lIEBDOMADARY ; OR, EPHEMERN OF THE %%ELK. DEOE BER. % 7 7 NonTteNG .... 9 after 9 ....I ....'9....1t...' .... 3 .... It ....I We request the attention of our Readers to an excellent Address tes Sir Fa A Cisße It D r, by an Elector of Westminster, in the first part of our Paper. It is the intention of our Correspondent to ad dress the Hon. Baronet, on other topics, and we shall Al . uys give doe u''ice of the appearance of his Letters. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. Lon Don, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13. DISPATCHES FROM LORE) WELLINGTON. The following dispatches from Lord WELL 'NG TON were published in last night's Gazette. The difficulty of !na ming food for his concentrated force is already felt by the enemy, who has begun to fall back on every side. His Lordship has removed his head-quarters- to Ftenada, about 40 miles to the north-west of Ciudad Rodrigo, probably for the sake of better cantonments. Lisbon Papers to the Ist inst. have also been received, but they contain no informa tion of importance. WAR DEPARTMENT. DOWNIN.%-S fREF.T, InCEMBER 12. 1812. A Dispatch 01 which the folhwing is an extract, has been this day received by Earl Bathurst, from Gvneral the Marquis of ;rVellington, dated Frenada, `2.sth November, 1812. The greata, ►►art of the enemy's force which had crossed the Tot ales have retied across that river ; and, it is reported, have directed their march towirds the Douro _ A part of the troops which had moved to the Huelva, returned to— wards Salamanca ; and '' hers which hail advanced to Tamamett returned towards 11:e Tornics by Escurial towards Los Santos. Many ine;, why were missing have joined their regiments. FURTHER SUCCP 4 SES OF THE 11,USTANS. . The disintekes received from Lord CATucART in the eat lv part of the week, h:i%e supplied us with a clear account of the 'nn ev.enti :ar'• ksses of the enemy, in their retreat from Moscow, an , ! of t!.e a•Aivitv and successes of their pur. Filets. It appears that the ruined state of that city was not the onl:, r i•r+n that determined NAPoi.Eot: to quit its rep mains, and spend : 1 1 , fc . :t months or the winter in search of winter quarters. The constant inroads made by the Russian pal ties on tt. 'ong 'l!iv of his communications, and the rapid advance of the teiliforced at wins of WITTGENST LIN and the flanks of the corps that guarded the ba,is of his operations on the Dwina and in Vo!hynia, con vinyi-d him that unless he speedily retraced his. steps, the fortes in h at' w , inld be entirely overpowered, and he should find himself co:opie'cly surrounded at the distance of 300 mites from any of divisions. To conceal hi. , tion from Trine- Lori:sow, and the other Russian Com mander. in his immediate vicinity, he made a demoustra. - ..4‘1 E% 111ING 43 after 9 .... 1.... 36 .... .... ... 3.1 .... 3 ..... cY • tt .n, 1 1 ,r. and k and —,) e r t , 61 r. As, `to, ~~~<~ i I;.c 1l! ;as• .., l:~.J• 5:11e Iler, lan. Ns's. ~,;~. J:~i DUI:, .sirs, EN 111 itlCer Uilti•