246 i• - r leanititt, 4 , r Dut.e-street, St. taytor, May :2, attest, 9, n; d aO, at (Ale, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Dawson and Wraoidate, Saville-place, New Burlington-street. Salmicd Part, James Leigh, and Richard Part, of Tilsdley2Lancaster, cotten -rnattufzicturces, May 13, 14, and SO, at ten, at the Bridge Inn, lin'ton, Lancaster. Attornies, Mr. Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn, London; aad 1\ Ir. Iloardrnan, Bolton. Claarlotte Veal and William Peachy M e a Pe at eleven, tersleld, S at the outlaa ßed ton, brewers, brewers, April 29 W , at one, :',O, and y 30, lAm Inn, Peter sfield. Attornies, C. J. Hector, vetersfield; and J. Willshen, of Salisbury-3treet, 1 e - ition. • Thomas laoilason, if f'eleapside, warehouseman, April 25, May 2, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, N;r. C. Luxnwre, Red Lion-square, Holborn. Seth Wade of Rawden, 'York, grocer, May 7,8, a n d 30, at ten, at the Bull and Mouth Tavern, Leeds. Atturnies, Mr. Battye, Chancery lane ; and Mr. Waieewtight, Leeds. Lucas Ward Spikbury, of Fetter-lane, grocer, April 21, May 9, and SO, at tett,et Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New-inn. James Wilkies, late of Hackney, Middlesex, mariner, April 25, May Z, and 30, at eleven, at• Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Noy and Pope, Mincing-lane. Davi , ',Rankin, late of Liverpool. cooper, May 7,8, and 30, at one, at the (,:ohe Tavern, Liverpool. .A at - irides, Mr. Keightley,Liverpeol; and xlesst4. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards, Chancery-lane. Ro'oert Little, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen-draper, April 28, May 12, and 30, at eleven, at the George Inn. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. At tot \ lessrs. Bell and Bredrick, Bow-lane, Chei•ipside ; and Mr. Seymour, Newcastle-upon-'1 yne. Josepl , Baskett, of SlictliJ(l, iker, April 28, 29, and May :11, at tweore, at the 'Tontine _lnn. Atturnies, Por. 'Thompson, Sheffield ; and Mr. Bettye, Ch ncery-lanc. Francis W'right, late of aatlibolw-place, Oxford-street, upholsterer, April aa, May 9, and 30, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pcirae, Salisbtoy.svare, Fle't street. Janie, l'eter Collins, IP.te of hiBh-street, Southwark, grocer, April Mav 5, and 50, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attotney, Mr. Lane, ith.tiforci-row. James 'Pennant, of Wigmore-street, Cavem:lsh-square, staymaker, April e 2, at ten, May 2, at twelve, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. 'Taylor, Fore-street, Cripplegate. Thomas Fitch, of Love-lane, Aldermanbury, s!lk manufacturer, A v u 2.5, May 8, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Par tan, Wathrnok. lira, now or late of Sitiin.fxnirne, Kent, coal-merclaant, A ea, May 2, and 30, tweive, ;nil:1113.11, I.oution. Attornies, I\l-s9rs. finale and Son, Milton, next Sittieabourne ;. and Messrs. Brace aeo Plon , er, Essex-cetirt, Temple. John Greatorex, of the Adam and Eve, Corners of the New-road and H impstead-road, St. Pancras, wine and brandy-merchant, April 25, May 2, and 30, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mr. Stevcnton, Percy street. Redford-square. Reuben Cox, of Deptford, dealer and chapman, April 2g, at en, May 2, at twelve, and 30, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lyles, St. George's-court, John-street, St. George's in the East. Richard Porter, now or late of Derby. straw-bonnet manufacturer, April 6, at six, 7, at ten, and 2S, at eleven, at ths. - i White Hart Inn, Leicester. Attornies, Mr. Bond, Leiceeter; and Messrs. Bieasdale, Alexander, and Flolme, New. inn. CFR.TIFICATS, Talav 9. ITearn, of Needham-Market, Suffolk, fellmonger.-John Cuthush, Fen. now of Weatininster, but late of Maidstone, Kent, lime slier( Stechert, of Hanovetastreet. Hanover-square, tailor. Irol.r.c . is Caspar Kopp, of Garden-row, Old-street-road, cutler.- '. Cook,:on Clilst.n, of Plymouth-Dock, reoney-scrivener.-Fre- eyrie!: 1 1 -irker, of Cungreve, Stafford, iron-master.-William White, f), bc , .,l,:oatei., York, auctioneer.-John Stych, now or late of 'Fritn•ar 1' in, ::.rol,:relen. woolo.ialer.-tirtalt Fladdeek, of Bristol, colour rnaoweeitrer.-Jantes jan. of Cheltenham, plumber and gla eler.--J Imes Lockett, of Cheltenham, draaer.-John Goodall, late of rhant, uphel.tercr.-Deniel Butitr, of Priests-court, Foster-lane, Che; , paCaa ribbon-v:eaver.-Wibiani Armstrong, late of Wappiina s hip-el:and:cr.-William 1 Tlrcla and Robert Gercliner, of Chearicle, Cuireit, otherwi.e Uoffir Nlingay, of Kinlistun tl)k.n.-Thriles, Surrey, ironmonger. HEBEOMAD •IRY; OR, EPIIENIERIS FOR 'FIIE WEE 4. APRIL. 19. The Third Sunday after Fristle, 1 St. Peter 2.31. Gos pel, St. John 16. 16. Sr. Alpl,ege, Eislicp of Canterbury, in the reign dd f Ethelred 11. Greenwich, cs it appears, was the place where he was dragged by his enemies and put to .death. The church as dedicated to the memory of that venerable Pontiff, as is mentioned in the in scription .still existing in the chancel. 1-iis martyrdom happened in Commencement of the A rreritaii war.-3804. Began the inassacre of the white inhabitants of St. Domingo, under the command THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 19 of Dessalines.-1807. Death of Opie, professor of painting at the Royal Academy. The Sun rises at 4 h. 59 min. sets at 7 h. 1 min. 20. Monday. St. Victor and his companions, martyrs.-753. B. C. Romulus began to lay the foundation of Rome, on the bank of the Tiber, about sixteen miles from the sea.-1534. Elizabeth Barton, commonly called 44 the iioiy maid of Kent," was executed at Tyburn. —.1653. Cromwell dissolves the Parliament. The Sun rises at 4 h. 57 min. sets at 7 h. 3 min. 91. Tucsi.iy. St. Ancdrn, Bi-hop and confessor.-323. B. C. Alex, ander the Great dies; at Babylon, in the 33d year of his age.-1142. Death of Abelard, at Chalons in France. The Sun enters the sign Taurus. The Sun rises at 4 h. 55 min. sets at 7 h. 5 min. 22. Wednesday. St. Soterus and Caius, both put to death for the Christian faith, the former tinder Marcus Aurelius, an. 180 ; the other under Dioclesian, an. 296. Each sat upon the chair of St. Peter, and had been an ornament to it by their eminent virtues.--1 509. Death of Henry VII.-1745. Total eclipse of the Sun.-1663. Incorporation of the Royal Society. The Sun rises at 4 h. 53 min. sets at 7 h. 7 min. 23. Thursday. St. George of•Cappadocia, the Patron of this Nation, as St. Andrew is of Scotland, and St. Patrick of Ireland (Holiday at public offices). He was, and is still, much venerated in the Eastern church, where he is called the great martyr, by Antonornatia ; and Portugal, acknowledges him, as we do, fur a titulary saint. Tradi tion is the only voucher fur the acts of this celebrated personaie: since hietory is almost silent on his account; but in spite ot Dr. Po i lineal and Gibbon, his name is still held in great veneration in all countries where the testimony of cotemporaries, handed down unite. terrtiptedly by tradition, will have a greater weight than the futile ob jections and irreligious cavils of denii-philos p , ers. On this day the Knights of the Order of the Garter used to hold their great feast, and have done so of late by order of the Sovereign. The Antiquarian So ciety also meet on this day, and choose their Officers.-1616. The im mortal soul of the great Shakespearei returned to him, who gave her birth.-1616. Death of Michael Cervantes, author ot 44 Dun Quixote.' The Sun rises at 4 h. Si min. sets at 7 h. 9 min. 24. Friday. St. Alexander martyr.-1558. Marriage of Mary, Queen r,f Scots, to the Dauphin, afterwards F rancis 11. of France. This union, when calculated , upon scores of possibilities, might have changed the face of Great Britain, and its effects were pevcnted by the wiedum of Providence. The Sun rises at 4 h. 50 min. sets at 7 It. 10 min. 25. Saturday. St. Mare the Evangelist (Holiday at public .offices). He was a disciple of St. Peter, and studied under him the ways of the Lord. He pasted from Judea into Egypt, and was the first who preached the Christian faith at Alexandria. He received the reward of his labours in the Bth year of Nero. It is ordained as a day of ab stinence ; and the litany wat anciently recited, in order to cell down the blessing of the Almighty upon the fruit of the earth.— 1595. Death of Tasso.-1599. Birth of Cromwell.-1800. Death of William Cooper, the poet. The Sun rises at 4 h. 48 min. sets at 7 h. 12 min. The increase of the day 6 hours 87 minutes. PRICE OF sToci S per Celt. Re(lured toad 9 S p er rem. Consols' s9i 60 4 per lelit. Comsol 74 I 5 per ('rot. Navy Ann !roil;; 13:Ink Long Ann l5 b-16ths i KS YESTERDAY. I India Bonds T, G pm' ' Extlimi. BRIs (3d.) .... is pm. p.n. Ditto (31d.) ls. :.):. ou. Cd MS . for May co i 01111011111 N ATIONAL REGIS I Elt. Lonbon. SUNDAY, APRIL 19, 1512. REPORTED FALL OF 11.A.DAJOZ. It teas strongly rumourd in the City, dining the whole of yesterday, that intelligence, though not of an official nature, had reached Government of the fall of Badijoz. That city was stated to have b:'en taken by storm, in nearly the same manner as Ciudad Rodigro, but with more considerable loss on our part. This report, how ever, wants confirmation. But we trust, that ere long, w and the reducffitione shall have the pleasing task to record ociallyof this the total discomfiture of the enemy , important post. lb MN