VIE NATIONAL REGISTER. the Crown Inn. Attornies, Mr. Haines, Charlbuty; and Metio.. Meyrick and Broderip, Red Lion-square. - J. Tru.trum, late of Wood-street, Cheapsi.le, and of Essex-street, Hoxton, umbrella-maker, Oct. Y 6, Nov. /. and Dec., 4, 'at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Greenwood, Chapter House-court, st. Paul's Church yard. J. Jackson, of Dean-street, Southwark, coal-merchant, Oct. SO, Nov. 6, and Dec. 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nind, Thronmorton-street. J. Robson anti J. L. Wangh, of Americo-square, coal-fictors. Oct. O. Nov. 6, any) Dec. 4, sit tw- lve, at Guildhall. A ttorities, MeAsrs. Chopin:in and Stevcus, Lillie St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-bttect. THE FIEBDOMADA OCTOBER. !'4. The bincteentk Strwiny (fter I rinitl. Eplst. F.plies. iv. 17. Gos pel !:st. 11htt. ix t I.—St. M. here was one eif these persons eminent in sanctity, many of whom Great Britain jusily boasts te ha% e produced. I:Aucitted at the school 4 .f St. Germain, and havine imbibed from hint the spirit of piety nod zeal, he crossed uyrr into Britansiv, where he was consecrated Bishop 91 Oil. After linvittg discharged the episcopal Oldies as a faithful shepeo rd, he ietiied to a denote pant of the country, wne•e lie passed the renst.inder of his days in ateoirence and mortitka -0010.-179- The Klotz ut Eitglan,l was achn.,wledi2ed as kin. , of that goo.il isbeint called Cor-ica, form which ate se the Beat enemy of peace, then authitious an , l restls•ss spiiit, who cohld not be content with 11. e tier.en.• of the fine-1 kite lo it Olt the Comincitt, and finds, as this mu nier.t, that lie irtist snit!, deliver up the us:aped scepter which he has entwined with 1..ur.1 Sift into • the innocent blood of unoiliodisiz n,4tions. . _ The Sun rises at 6 h. 56 .t in. sets at 5 h. 4 min. Iligh water Ilion. 7 h. `.21 utir, agent. at tf. h. 40 tam. New tit :)ti mite. past 5, in , raing. I . Nonday.—Rittg Geier the Third's acc. a Witt to the tlivir Ito:land. St. Clean+ bus and St. Doris, two noble. Romans, mall and whose piety cad zeal, 171111 V being c nverted to the faith, they were apprehended. aA, after tli,r most cruel torments, stonA to death, .1. 1). '. - . 1 60,-1154. Death of King steplien, at Dover,— 1100. Peath of CI auver.-1115. Battle of Agit.cotat. The Freech ietrononters have predicted tor this dov cue of the high est tid es whic h the laws of nature have allowed ttte Moon to occasion, by licr alternate gravitation upon the atmosphere ut our plawet, if the wind du not oppose its e ff ec t. The Sun rises at 6 h. 57 min. sets at tt h. (1 min. water lawn ut h. 57 min. ;filet n. at 0, 12 Tr;eAtty --St Everi•tas, Bishop of Ittear, in the time of Trajan. lii tag Lotto veer: the church nine veto:, he was put to death, A. D. „0„---Proeltottation of George 111. I.et ns all olio. un this day our eat lies( er. to God for the happieess iif our witch-afflicted iwdrareli the Sun riss at 6 h. 59 wit,. sets nt 5 h. 1 lain 111211 water tooth:ow at 5 h. :27 min. anoint:in at l h. 41 min. V 7. Wednesday,- St. Frumentatuks, who., That lig! been a slave in the Lidies, was, alter his reser'', ordained by St. Athiwasins, and sent to preach the Gospel there. vt here be died in peace, alter Mt - It.hours in the spiritual vim yard of the Lord.-1763. Death of D'Alciattett, one of the rust projectots of the Freech Napoleon wade his pub tc entry in Berlin. Th. Sun rises at 7h. 0 sets et 5 0 min. High water mooting at 3h. 51 min. anertea aat 4 2 min. 28. Thursdny.—St. Simeon and Jade, apostles. lipist Edhes. iv. 7. lJ •IR 1 JOllll, xv• 17. Simon, the Call:11.0311, also called Zelotes, end Thaddeus, call d Jude, who wtote ~ ne ot the Catholic Epistles te corded ameog tile cannon of the 1 loly S.riptures. Alter having preached the Go pel in several conwries, tl ey vvt.r: both put to deo h in Persia.-900. Death of Mired (item, at Wantage, Ili was boiled at ‘Vinchester.--1"416. Henry 111. at :tine years of age, was ern mood at Gloucester.—i 467. Birth of Erastuns.-1761. Death id John Locke, one of the m .st profound philosophers Etiglin:d end other cuuutries ever produced. The Sun rises at 7 h. 2 mitt. sets at 4 h. 17 min. High water morning, 4 h. :25 min. afternoon 4 h. 44 min. 29. Friday.—St. Narcissus, Bishop of Jerusalem in the htgiuning of the third century. Ills great virtues are commended by Eusvbins.- 1795. The King is dangerously assaulted by a mob, in his way to the Parlianelit-house.-1610. Sir Walter Raleigh was neeapitated Ohl Palaee•vard, Westminster.--1801. George Altuland, a very original painter of rural scenes, horses, grooms, gypsies, dugs, cattle, Sic. died in very penurious circumstances. • The Sun rises at 7 h. 5 min. .sets at 4 h. 55 min. water limning it 5 It. 2 with aftemuun at 5 h. 41'.!. rin: ' 619 30. Sati(rio . y.--S!. Setapion, an eminent Wallin)) of Antioch in the second century. Warm and zealous in inaintau►ing the orthodox doe trine of the Apostles in their original pnritr, lee opposed any new 00- nions which then began to appl:ar, and be &covered the spuriensuess of the book called St. Peter's Cosorl.-1757.De41) of Adi ira I Yern..n. 170. Was Lid tke first stone of that beautiful bridge called Bbick lilars. The Snn rises at 7 h. 7 rain. sets at 4 b. SO II:gh water morn. at 5 h 44 mitt. a►fternoon at 6 h. 7 ;aim The s►pphire disk of Jointer now rise, ~etween •►r,ec and two in 134 morning, and is theref'►ore unseen to ninny of u,, who retire t'► the temple of Morpheus before his emerging •►bove the horizon. The ruby orb of Mors Iselin seen in the evening, mod na•see the torsi:Han aba►M 8 11. pert merethem. Venus sets of 6h. 27 rain 1' M. 'l he emerald light n hid) her alternate lace emits, ei,t her hi the morning bcfore, ur the evening alter the Sun, and the changing phases of her ti*, ,en der Ihi. planet a most intereNtidg ohjeet to the grateful observer of those f►eavenly bodies hunched f►om the hand of the Creator into the wide expanse of the illu n ►ited world, to rertions their prescribed rersibitiosis in the spheres ► and enliven the skies when the father of light hi Telitekt. EARTII:2UAKE AT TENERIITE. EXTRACT 4W A LETTER. On Satnrday ; the 1 istli of September, at Isalf-palt eleven o'clock, a. nt. a more severe eiretlitplake was felt throughout the island of Tenerife ; than is within the knowledge of any of the inhabitants; it loud three quarters of a ItlilllCte ; no very great daa.age was% done—the boasts perceptibly Waved, many walls were erakeel, buildings twisted, and parts ot ii ecil ings broken in. Two slight !timeless were telt after on the same day, not any the i . ollowing, but to o very slight the next, It evidently went in the direction from :t n perk. No volcano was discovered within five days in consequence ot it. " u, a small village of Grand Canary, about kagnes hone Palermo, the Capital wai de4leoyed ; the inhabitants escaped, about seven or eight hundred of them. At Lagoan, the capital, of Tencritle, a steeple of the Cathedral fell, also one at Polunt, in Grand Canary, two officiating Priests were killed, and the Bishop seve rely hurt. A rent remained iw the Cathedral of Onatavo Tenera:, large enough fur a man and Wilt' to ride ihrongh. report is, that a volcano appeared at /lien ore of the small Wands. Tue shock was felt on the water, and , I believe, on all the islands." 4‘ At Vend el AA°, Temitle, the mast of a iarge 'vessel, with rigging attached to it, branded " United States," has been thrown up by the scar' SPURTING. A boxing niat-li bet Ween Ale xanner the gamekeeper, and Painter, the Linn:4.ll4r WHS filially wade na Tlisrsdny ;Il lur Cogs to ti : , lbt butwilt the 19th and Y7O, of November s in an iiin.qa ring, hall- n,iuute Uwe. A very severe battle, of two hours duration, liras fought Mn Saturday, So Appleton I .lleild , as, near the village of Appleton, ilcrts, between G. Coles, a coschman, and C. Abbott, who inirl acquired a kiii)wlerlge of setting-t 9 of lii‘dinioutl the blaLk. The combat:v.ls were 12 stove runt, and ralt a it:m1(1 clued but *a' stubbornly contested. Abbott gave much pinsisbnient by .strait left-bonded hits alt the head, and although he isict many bard bill s, yet be availed himself of science, and won by &Luling Isis adversary in its° rounds. On 'Wednesday, at four o'clock, the neighbourhood of St. James's was put m motion ill an unusual extreme. Si.uie tvtt, who sa wish to try his talent in invention, fate wri.te.) directions In several traile•incit for a great vaikty ofi;oi,ds which he ordered try he sent to Signor Naitli's apartments in Si. JaineWs-street, am' although this mode of hoaxing has been so gerwrally known and felt, the thing succeeded to a great extent, Allt-ical inidrunsents of all sorts ti eye es:riyeykd to the spot where the aiiio.enieut tars to go forwatd doctors awl coal petters, ittylors aa t i lawyer:‘, makers and opticians, were collected together to laugh at each °tin r; tire tco4t ludicrous meeting was between a big strum COMO, which cane :•- Jct . :opt-street ; tin were all dressed in the big drum, that dispatched a nie,•sci liotiour of a hel'i). rinl the chagrin or They recovered lociferatipus prove' Le in efintaet with each other at the% corta.r attrnilants upon the latter illStrUllieuts, wife) old Legan to +w pee', upon t the liweral e. are to be a taillrary one, Hod tiwy s neer to weenie the ulna:tilt% for the sCiallait•li Tile mistelke, tioWeVta, wit: MICA; 61:3eci OW * "the Ilieappo.inteti shopkeepers was ineom eivable, in some tittle time, and Oeparted oinnitt !owl L:ciling lawn a gteat vrowl of FTC:L:I4)I'N • • JP • .6CT. •