nip= 5611 THE nies, Messrs Bell ann Brodrick, Bow•lane,• Chespaide stout . , Ne weastle-upen-Tyne. E. Sikes, of Bolton, Lancaster, roller-manufacturer, Sept 20, 21, and Oct. 15, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Atornies, Mr. Wood cock, Bury, Lancaster; and Mr. Blakeluck, &deem:a-Inn, Fleet street. London. T. Mead, late of Moore-street, St. Ann, victualler, Sept. 11, 18, and Of t. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. ,il.ttorney, Mr. Joy es, Charlotte street, Fitzroy-square. T. and K. Hudson, (4Bishnp-Wearmouth, Durham, coal.fitters, Sept. IS, 417, and Oct. 16, at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Bishops-Wearinouth. Attornies, Mr. Blakistou, Symoild's-lon, London ; and Mr. Thomp son, B:shop-Wearmonth. 13. ferry, of Doncaster, oil-merchant, Sept. 29, at six, 30, and Oct. 16, at ten, ut the Red Lion Inn, Doncaster. Atturnie., Messr,. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holum, New Inn, London ; and Jr.A YeNr son, and Mr. llvaton Doncaster. J. Smale, of Plytostock, Devon, miller, Sept. 16, 17, and 01:1 1 16, at eleven, at the London Inn, Plymouth. dock. A ttornie , , Messrs Collett, Wiinhurn. and Collett, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Veers, rivniouitt-dock• J. Sharp, of Wilh.rfoss, York, innkeeper, Sept. 17, 18, and Oct. 16 at eleven, at the house of W. Baynes, Petereate, York. Attomirs, Messrs. Bunter and Martin, Furnival's inn, London ; and Mr. Bayldon, Yolk. GISTE and gentry used to send their children for Rufus began to reign. The Sun rises ut 5 h. 18 min. sets at 6 h. High water morn. 1 h. 6 min. afternoon at 1 10. Friday.—St. Nicholas Tolentinus, burn in ital bet of the order of the Angustii.es, and gave great e. towards every one, of patience in several disiressinf humility throughout the whole of his life. Ho died ifitg-1. Five bears have elapsed since a meeting tool at Erlurth, between Nvideott and the Emperor fl..iods of human blood have inundated the Continent 'I he Sun iises at 5 h. :it) min. sets at 6 h. High water aligning at 1 h. 59 min. afternoon Full Moon at 13 roiu. past 2, .afters 11. Saturday.--Sr. Theodora, a Roman matron, ing instances of titortificalion and penitence.—Alm br,.ther St. Hyacinthus,. both in the service of St.. The eeneretion and attachment which they had for tress, made tly.ln follow her to Rome, where they by order of the Emperor Liallieous, in the year tthl ham is killed by the heroic Wallace. Ills memory Scots, that they fliyed his body, and made saddle: ,skin.--1745. Died Mrs. Chandler, a female poet of The Sint rises at fs h. 31 mitt. sets tit 6 h. Iligh-%ater town. at 2 It. 47 min. afternoon n! The ditys have decreased since the IA f this time E 1411: E OF SD•CKS YESTERI)A 3 per Cent. Con, 4 per ('• :t. Red. TIIE NATIONAL REG intim SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Last night's Gazette contains dispatches LISGTON arid Lord WM. BENTINCK. dated Lcsaca, Aug. Q7th, and do not apprize ment of importance having been made by The latter come down to the i 9 .1) u! SUCUET having collected about 30,000 m through Catalonia, had re-advanced and his Lordship. who had just invested 'l'ari finding he had not been joined by all his the battle and retired. The French then rison they bad left in Tarizgona, which th ter blowing up all its fortifications. They the direction of Barcelona. The Gazette also contains dispatches from dated from off St. Sebastian's, to the 2gth preceding day the boats of the squadron au the island of Santa Clara, in the mouth • without much 104, and in the most gallant Lion of which will prevent communication pf St. Sebastian. • The casualties were, 3 seamen killed, and seamen and marines wounded, in this g exploit, by which a most important object and the fall of the place, we trust, mate The loss in the breaching bat:cries up to small. The batteries against that strong fortress the 26th, and were playing against it with ' the dispatches came away . A Lisbon Mail also anived yesterday M.tnuto, JULY 22.—8 y intelligepce front A and 1 thlt utst. we know that Stsvhet and Say' 16,060 men ? were retiring through the valley of the direction at France. On the ltith, official in!elligence was rtceiv evacuation of Torto , a by the French ; it was enemy had blown up NIL-quint:tau, and that he had in the furtrooes of Lerida and Torritsons. NATIONAL . REG , A 4 de ; and Mr. Say- II nobility THE .lIEBDOM ADA RE SEP I . EM iER. 5. The twelfth Su.tday after Trinity —Epistle, 2 Cor. iii. 4. Gospel St. Mark, vii. 31. St, Vicioriiiiis, who, with Inv brothel Secerintis atter the death of their parents, gave all they were poyie,sed of to the 'po o r, and lived a life of retirement, tuortification t and humility, to gether, till Victorious, suppcp,itig thot he might indulge still more in his ascetic contemplations, left his brother, and secluded himself in a soli tude, where he remained for several years; but finding, at last, that matt wants the eoinfoits of society, lie returiird to Nis beloved brother, and died in his arms a few years before him.--1800. Malta surrenders to the toglisfi.-1518. Death of Catharine Parr, wife to Henry . VI 11. ' --1806. Battle of Maida, gained over the French by Sir John Stuart. The. Sun rises at 5 h. Yo nlut. setS at 6 h. 40 min. High-writer morning at p h 34 tau. afternoon at 9 h. 59 min, 6. Monday --St. Eleutberins, abbot of a monastery at Rome in the tine of St. Gregory, who, being witneva_ of his eminent qualities, re corded then , in his excellent book of Dialogue... The Sun rises at 5 h. 24 min. sets at 6 h. 56 min. Iligli-water morning at 10 It 31 mm. afternoon at 11 h. 3 tnin. 7. Tursdety.--St. 6teplieti, a Crrthusbin monk, whom the inquiring eye t.f Providence, discovering ronceals.r.l in the remotest shades of hominy, and surrounded with the severest instruments of mortificati-c, prinui.te.l to the dignity of ir bishop on the see of Die. The virtues he bad practised in his retirement shone with increased lustre in that ele vated situation, and became the example and admiration of his co ternprnaries.--Also St. Clodovmus, or St. Cloud, venerated at the pl see where Buotinpurte resides chiefly when in France. St. Cloud Was a priest, and retired on the hills in the neighbo irhood of Paris, tvliere he died in the 5 h century. _ . _ The Sun rises at h. min. sets at 6h. 35 min. 11 01-waver me: n. at 11 It 3? niin. afters )on none. 8. Weancsdaq.—The ndtivity of the Virgin Mary. We have not in the Evangelists any particular reclirds of the time of the Virgin's birth, and, theri fore, it is hardly possible to guess how old she wits when the great work of our Redenirion began, by tl e' incarnation of the Sun of the Almighty; hence, most likely, the frequent mistakes painters. wh ), in their periormotices ; often represent the Virgin al young. it riot younger, than her Son. The Epistle for this day is taken from Proc. iii,. t 2. and the Gospel from St. Matt. i 16.—Afso St. Adrian. 'ho, having persecuted the Christians milder Makin:tan, was s,) moved ty their coostaney and patience, that lir made profe.w . n of their faith and. with more than twenty vtlierr, suffered a glorbms but moat cruel martyrdorn.-171?. Ihe fire at 131. i-well. Among a number of persons assembled to see a puppet-show in a barn, seveitty-six perished in the _ The Sun rises at 1$ Ir. 1.0 min. sets at 6 h. 38 mitt. }fig::-wale : mousing at oh. Qt min. at'ernimil at It 40 min. 9. lAttradoy.—m, Gorxottitts, a noble Rosman, intimately acquainted with the Emperor Utoclesiatt lie %vas so affected by the sufferings of the Chridians that he embraced the faith of t-brist, and after ht.twing 'tubed. ike ',;;.t. Lawrence, upon punting coals, reined his nie itteniou life, an n o 361.—A150 St. Otiter, Bishop of Tema - aline in Picardy. The town be titni.. name on the opposite b bores of the Brit ish Chauncl pas been long celebrated for its seminaries, where the Engl sit Ihi. SEPT. 5. education.-1037. 32 min. I h. '29 min. Ay, became a mem• esamples of eh= rity ig occasions, and of in the year 1306. place on this day of ltus,:irt. What it since that day ! . 30 min. at '2 It. 2.& • , who gave astOui.h. so St. Piotus and his Euget:ia, iu Ep r their virtuous mis- !•utitred martyrdom 1 V. 79. Cressing. was so odious to the s and girdles of his of no small repute. It. 213 min. at 3 h. 6 min. di about 40 minutes. IY. 87k 6 pin. IST ER. 5. from Lortl, The former are ee us of any move- ' either army. t. and state, that ten in his retreat offered battle to rragona, and who Is troops, declined withdrew the gar- • hey abandoned, at- y then fell back in T 1 Sir G. COLLIER, 1 ultimo. 011 the narked and carried n of that harbour, t stile, the occupa- n with, the garrison Id 2 officers and 16 gallant and useful has been achieved, erially accelerated. the 28th, was very 5S opened again en terrible fury when with the following Atraftnn, of the 17th varnli, With a force of Aran (Catalonia), its ved at Saravasa of the also known that the tad lett- verytes's troupe