NATIONAL REGISTEU. be seen iu sev ta! chin lit s on the Continent ; to such amount, it is reported, that if these flapnet is were brought again together, they *mild constitute a much huger bu k than the cmss ever was —1495. Columbus discovered Jusualca.-166.5. This island is taken from the Spoiler& by the Em 0611.-1742 Admiral Anson captured a Fiend' Seel ott Cape Finisterre.-1758. A wager was won by a young lady at Pewmarket, who had undeitakru to ride a thoutand mile; in a thousand hours. The Suit rises at 4 h. 34 mitt. sets at 7 h. 26 min. High water morning at 4 b. 6 min. -aftermAni at 4 b. '26 min. 4. 7unday.-..-Sta Monica. mother of St. Augustin ; who, seeing him. unhappily fallen into the heresy of the Itlanicheaus, ceased not, prayers and tears. to solicit Heaven in behalf of het son, and had ;ht consolation of saitoessing his conversion to the Orthodox Nall, of which lit became a most strenuous defender: She died in the year :tin.-- 1471. Battle of Tewkesbury, where Edward IV. vained a signal aid eu hive victory over the Lancaftrians.-179b. Death of the Abbe barthelmy, author of " Anacharsis." the Sun rises at 4 h. 32 min. sets at 7 h. 28 min. Hivh-watet morning at 4 h. 48 min. afternoon at .5 h. 12 ruin 5. Wednesdaq.—Conversion of St. Augustine, operated by the pray ers of St. 51.miet. s as mentioned above, and the arguments of St ♦mbrose, Bishop of Milan.-1160. Earl 01 Fcrtarb executed at Ty burn tur the murder of his steward. Easter Terlll begins. The Sun rises at 4 It. SO 111111. gets Pt 7h. SO min. nig' • atter morning at 5 It 37 min. afternoon at 6 It. 4 min. 6. 174.9 , day.—St. i-hti, ante portant Latistani ; c.r, before the Latin gate. Itrtiillian relates, that St, John, the lie 'cd disciple ot Christ, loud one of the tour historians of his !Ile, being st lit from Ephesus, where be acted vs a bishop, to %nue, wits, by %oder of Dioclesian. pot into a cauldron of burning oil, in which he vas iLirat ulously cre stems& In Roman Catholic tries he is, generally, the pi:tron ot b.mksellere and binders, and if; represented with a soft of chalice ,in his hand, with a living serpent issuing o u t of it, iii allusicm to the mi raculous event ••1 his martyrdom: lie lived the last of the disciples end al 0:10*. and NI last work vas the Apocith psis or Revelations.—Abo , St. Eudbert, abbot of Linelislara, a man eminent for his virtues and. promund le,imillg,--1667. Death of Samuel Rochatt, a well-known of r vital Battle of Prague, in which the Austrians were de feated with git t loss, by th,' King of l'ru•sial The Suit rises at 4 h. 28 min. sets at 7 b. 32 min. High-water morning at 6. h. 33 min. afternoon 7 h. I min. Fridaq.—St. Stanislatis, Bishop of Cracovia in Poland, pa•ticularlv eta rkable fir his unbounded churl' y Inwards the poor. lie was most gni fly mo rdeted at the altar, lake !..t. - I . limuits • I Canterbury.--177 I. The .1. ucliesi, of York's birth-day —1768 Birth of the Princess a Wales. According to oilier accounts e-e was horn on the 17th of this month. The Sun rises at 4 b. .26 ruin. sets at 7 h. 34 min. high-water enorning.7 h. St. min: afternoon 8 h. 2 min. First quarter uf the canon , at St min. past 8 morning. Staloviek—Cottensemoration of the apparition of the archangel Si. Michael on Mount Gargano, in Apulia. day is celehrsted iu Faly wish great pomp and rejoicings, and a consideralle fair !click! in the place before the church dedicated to the Slint.--Also the day of St. John of Beverley, Brshop of York. under Coeuredus, Kist: of the Noribunibers. He died alma 7'21.-3419. The French, headed hi, the famous Raid of Orleans, Joan of Arc, compelled the English to raise the sieve of ,Orleans.-.... 1794. Lavoisier, an erni!rent French cliy • mist, was unmercifully beheaded, at a time when neither learning, rutli. beauty, or virtue, any one from the is of the revolutioi istg. . . The Sun rises at 4b. 14 min. sets ut 7h. S 6. ruin. High water morning at 8 h. 35 min, afternoon 9 h. 6 min. Colonel BENK END° R FT, with his hussars and artillery' and part of the new-taiscd Hanseatic *Levies ; haying ap proached within a very short distance (-f the town of Biemen, where ANDANIME is stationed with abnut 7 000 men, the Latler nisi atch( d Fr. Cy a• with 3,C00 liven, on the '22d ult. to Oter•botrg, to drive them away. A spilited'acrio , o en tued, and Sr. CYR was dl•fu.iuti and rut to flight with the loss of 100 poisoners, his b,lgage, and several buo dre(!s ki and-woundtd. Suandas is vigorously pressed. It has suffered several ex and a great destouction •(1 its buildings by• fire; .h Conunaudebeicueral Dau_biy, has iu vaiu prop.)e.cl artutice. • • t, • • I, 1 i i , + . We have to announce to the Readers of " The Pulpit," a ► ►roduction, which,.we imagine, will prove of no trivial interest ; it is ►iot, in red, from the pen of their old friend " Onesimus," but it prmnisi s to can him, if any thing can'. ti Nit the Tasty deep ! It is entitled Tin CLE RIC:I LI AD, and will be co►►t►nenced in our next. We regret, that press of matter should have compelled its to postpone the criticism, on Mr. Sower Yes ria►nlet--the• Letter on the Violation of the 0. P. eantraet—and the ith , tracl of the London Vaccine Institution—to our next ; when they hail po• sitively appear. pRicE. S'EtICKs ON FRIDAY. 3 per Cent. Con*. peg• Cent. Navy '9 Afti 3 per Cont. Rtd. • hiAi Ex ..... .•••••• (31) 9 h pm. 4 per Cents. ".i . Consols for Account ......... ....I THE NATIONAL REGISTER. I ono, srTsnAY, Y 2. OVERIURES 1011 PEACE. A report reached town last night of . BuoNAP A itT E having made overtures of peace to the Allies, through the medluin of Sweden. This would not surprise us, as- we lately le marked in the German papers. ‘vhat seems to have escaped all our contemporaries, that two Swedish Com iers were . 00 their way from Stockholm to Paris, notwithstanding the pre sent angry demonstrations of Sweden. The terms proposed by 13voNA P RT r. are said to be nearly the same as those of the Treaty of Luneville. By . the-e Austria ceded the Netherlands, Italy to the Adige and ail Tuscany, but retaincd Istria, Dalmatia, Venice, the Venetian Isles, and Cattaro. The former I3atavian, Cisalpine and Li gurian Republics are to remain in their present state, in eorpotated with the French empire and the kingdom of Italy ; Prussia to be restored to her ancient possessions, and the Rhenish Confederation to retain its present form. Eng land, to be included in the treaty of peace, would be ex pected to give up Malta and the Cape, the French and Dutch West and East India Islands, with the exception of Trinidad and Ceylon. No mention is made of Spain and Portugal. These ovearn:ts, if real, are only made to gain time and to secure the friendship of Austria. FAILURE OF THE NEGOCIATIONS WITH DENMARK. The Danish Minister has left London for Copenhagen. H is mission has entirely failed, through the obstinate attach ment of his Court to France, which induced her to propose terms that were totally inadmissible, merely that they Should be rejected, in order to satisfy Russia, who had urged the necessity of opening a negociation with us, in a manner too pressing ne,t to be obeyed. The following were the proposals made by Den-natk. 1. That all her territories (Norway of course included) should be guaranteed to her. e. That all her islands bo I(I he restored to her. 3. Her fleet, and a large indemnity for its capture by us—brsities huge tonn fur wit.it the Dattes - hild suffered during our occupation of Zealand. makinv over the Rinse Towns to her. 5. The graluitu 01 a ttohshlv to - her to :.ay the troops necessary to enable her to rake pos,e‘shotot tho:e town, ! • And upon our acceding to thee modest terms Denmark %void(' make peace with' us, and join the common cause. Of Conr-e stfch demands could not occupy a moment's delibera tion. There could he no heltation about them, and the ]~amd Minister has taken his departure. z . . t I ;:..1 ~t MAY 9 SAY 9 production, nnt, in ced, rnis( s In cute 111 t. CI, E- Iled nq to -the Let ter me; Of the y shall po• Afti ) 9 h pri. b9il ssammommili I A It . :T E having e medwin lately le- ye escaped .rs were on [ig the pre- D be nearly Bv the-e ire and ail e Venetia