~uM~ THE N \TIONAL RF.GISTEII. sEP • r. When General 1110, 0 11 toward 4 A.,n,r t s i ; t i,„ , t ,. mv 4 , 1 (jail i c i t , rented ahtl since his ut trek to tin. Dom.°, they have again advanced ; la the E-la The Eittrcinado has tbßt (encral V,llt Cashri h a d taken .Iters the troop.: %blob hatt.heen th vanis n, awl bad eva cuated Cuenca ativr the sutoren&r iff the Itetivo. These troop whotheed to 'Me Meth With IN' , ) gllll 4 , PIA bell.lll . Zed a ratv. My last accounts liont Lievtenant-Cielleral .11.dtiand are at the V•Lit ult, Val!4•l.lill,_Sept. 8, 1812. . • MY I..)RD T wrote my dispatch of the 7th, I have. received rii-oatch of the t!thli, from Lieutenant General Sir Rowland Ild!, fro to %%hick plt,Le the General had moved in pursuit of the troops make General Drouet. Ili .cods me the enclosed letter from Colonel Skerrett *, who corn isb and Poitugnese troops, wbieh tompow part of the' minds the BA . ae:aelouent untie; General Cruz, from which learn that the allies bud enteird on the ‘4 lib. I conclude that the blockade ►ft adiz rised. as I have received sever .1 accounts of Ike &suite:ion of :mk t-Iry stores at Seville by the enemy, before they %vii bort, iv t heir force truer thence, but I have receiv, d no authentic account of the raising of the Lloukade. I beg io c-niratul rte your Lord,hip npon these events. I have halted here this slay to give reg to tit- troops, which have marched for serval days. I have the honour to be, W Thi% Cozette coutaini a letter, dated Spithead. Sept. V:3, from captain Hdrper, et the sloop Sardeen, g . titig an account cif 164 hn‘it) ! , c:cptitied le Courier French priv:ttrer.!.l 14 pip, surd liity men, mad drove on, ii,t - r ulf, who were in pwbuit of ice vet,suls. BANKRUPTS. 'R. Curti:, of Bristol, 'clteesetrunge - , t•b surrender S 2P, at ten, Oct. 1.2, and Nov. 7, at twelve, a. the C , nt.ercial Rooms, Rriitul nttornies, Messrs - . Lambert and Sons, dedforA-row, London ; and Mr. Cooke, Bristol. W. Stroud, Wapring-st roe . , W3pping, sido•climullcr, Oct '2O, 2!, and Nov. 7, at t..lt, at A tt.•rney, Mr. Reck •• Well- T. ityalis, of South street. Sheffield. and W. Ryalli, of Piirts it:oath, razor-inakers, `2, 3, mid Nov. 3, at eleqn, theCont nterc;al Inn, Sheffield. Att. r.iies, Mes:irs. IlLikel:•ck met M Setizaiit's Inr., Fleet-streiA, London ; and Mr. Shearvimod. S hrtti 141 C. Ho )I)tr. of Thrown •iten-Areci, briou.r, t 0.. t. 10, and Nov. 7, at ien, Attoriwy, Mr. 11.4‘1:,:r:, Old lietlikrn, New Broid street. 1). P. Tayl 1, of Boiton, Lincoln, scri‘e er, Sept Oct. 10, and Nov 7, at ten,. at Guildhall. Lvtidon. Attoriii..y, Mr. liktc ) , Itunival's Ho lborn, London. THE HEN Do.ll_l DANY ; 011, EPIIEAVIIS OF 1111: SEPTEMBER. 27. The Eighteenth Sunday after Trin;ty. t Cur. 1 .1. Ges:(;el St. Matt. 21. 34.—5. S. Comas and Damiatims, two brothers, and both plivaicians, born in Arabia under the reign of Diodesiall Raving x e rased to sacrifice tithe idols of the Pagans, t:10-y were must inhuman y tormented, and at last beheaded, A. D. 301.-177'2. Death of James Brindley, an ingenious mechanic, whqr untaught by education, but led by the unfailing light of au unbounded genius, in. vented and executed several curious woiks, Hs canals, &c. The Sun rises at 6b. 3 min sets at sh. 57 min. Last quarter ()I' the Moon, at 3 in the afternoon. 28. 3loaday.—St. Vinceslaus. Duke of Bohemia, who, amidst the 'miles of a corrupted court and the avocations of Guvernmeni, found test for his mail in God -Relieving the poor, helping the of plums and widows, following the dead to the grave, visiting the prisons, and re deeming captives, were the employments of his leisure hours. He was treacherously murdered by hiS brother when at prayers in the church, A. D. 958,400. B. C. Battle of Marathon --17tH. Died at Man chester in the 72d year of his age, Dr. Byrom, author of a ~ew manner of Writing short-hand. lie was author of several elegant poems, in tibia elegance of conception and delicacy of style, are the most pro miaent poi to on which admiration loves to rest. The Sun rises at 6 h. 5 min. sets at 5 h. 55 min. 29. Tuesday —Michaelmas—Quarter Day. The feast of Si. Michael and the host of angels under his command. This archangel, the fi st in the Seraphic Hierarchy, and whose very name allude s to the omnipo tence of God himself, is reported, in the Epistle of Si. Jude, to have wrestled with Satan for the body of Moses; to have had another con flict with the fallen angel on Mount Gagrone ia Pagtiar awl', at last, W 5 ,9 tee defeated niul the old serootr, accor.it.tg It. %vital thy •Ithlnite prophet ;it I'atm3s has state d itt his Itrii.•l.itionis. T:lt7 le of Olis day is tithen trout Revell:low.. 1. 1 ; tby tspel from Ml l l l i nt. 13. 1.-1; iii. The Queen of tVirtesitlii.tz . • oainstaras Vaot. S %etlen [he .••••r woe's rota- W 4.0, by Sir Iltigh Mtildlrton, of D et ioi.:)l,--1733. \Vas ru tit the tiarsto age house of ratiolanahoTiw,.in c uuni ; ,- of Not bilk., he K t eat lead Nelson, The Sun risti at Li h. 7 mitt. get's at 5 h. 5 1 min. SO. Weilstesdisp.—St. Jerome. uti eminent one of the four !millers of the church. Ile 'vas , bola in Utter Constai4o Is, and brou l lit up to learning by the imsistattee of -4. tit e:ory N :'zi all?. it, and other cleat men of that age. lie wa. m tile a priest by 'aidinits, bishop of Antioch, and, going to Ilotue, in order to bvt t:e some (tat-tenet.% het wee:, the eastern bishops, W 43 Ch .sun Sect etary to rope D to:0 ;ms ; soon ti l ed of the mstractioks of thitt mew, he retained to the ,ohiade I.c ati lett in SNiia, owl there ap plied himself to trai.slating the Old Tula ent !tom the llebrew, and torreettng the •ew ; oppesino ever. where the err rs his time, and dlustr.din t ; the C itholic kith by ins Hod earned writin ! , s. lie lived to a great age. and dted u de - llon.iritis A D. 4111.-1793. Belgium forneilly incorporated with Fr.inee.-1799. The Dutch fleet s .tretitters at the Tex ii. The Son rises at ti It. 9 min. sets at 5 b. 51 ntin Thus coocludes the third of the titieset monde.. awe the ni:ith months the y,ar —l•l►us t•n.. dilly, says toe poet, succ,eds to another, and rit,lies in ciecos‘oft waves to the ext gtilph of eternity. liesterstain tru,lit hodierout diens OCTOBER. XXXI DAYS. nime of this nal..th oni kat. d. lose that of. the preeedittir, from ill Ace in the It .aiatt e n leonlan—Ociticiux ab toshro; the rietttli truth the s h,wis•y asioi. A decree to e.te 'senate kid given to Sept other the name of A titimitens, and of F4osliaras to this. But. for once, the linnet)? of the Seitat'" Vit• 0.1141. 11 1 C by the modesty of the Emperor and Linpress, and the mouth p.eserted its oriental detartutoinion to this line. first ;Lint of it being ler the sign of Ulna, was dt.di ea eJ to Vulcan, and. 61 , latter part to_Nlats : -- fait' it:tongue lit,ra •Videsino -pagoax Mavol.i .-eorpitis The aerie...timid labours of Oetobet are still the same as suotg by the f Alantua, tomtit two thousand years ago, and thus ,ra4sltitcd by !hydro : '• But when %siren's bah, ce, h :ng on high. lie tw en the molds and days divide. the Mks ; • 'I lit n yoke %our oxen ; sow 41111 winter wain 'lid col.i D emotes. woo dr:vio , r;tie." Tice oldest apical:a...lsis e note.a, tlinn t.l tot rreollect when corn and fruit *wry evt r in v>,•rra► a T imidity. a•llls,,notod as this yr. ur. Oh! Cis, the M tea , r that •f I tie t-fes - ed our biesied teahns. the 1% . 111 11-1:6111r11 M0N4)1•OI.%, would cease to Mao, tv.tii her Infectious tomato. the Otis ot Providence, and let the 111(i••••Ifioos poor enjoi; what they have so qrta.giy -trettititiosly I,bt ure.l tor, and hat the benevolent earth bas s ! 1. Thars,boh—St. Reunions, htsatip IA Rheims, in Frmice. .Ile go• veroed that elm' eft nit.re than seventy yea's, anti hill the h.c:ptite-s , f .converting to the fatal tit Christ CluViS or Cio:10• 2t,IS 1 ing of 'die Franks, and of elnistei iii hint on the fount. Ile died in the year 515. Since which time, down to the unfortunate Loot- XV I. ihe connu. nation of the French Kings has been perlitrmed iu thtlt City, %%litre they were annointed with a sort of mixtur„. of MI nue bibit, emit of a phial supposed to .ave been brou4ht ft-4.m lievven bt. do• eAt the v e ry time et the I,,srisni 179!•. Gen. ;h.• Rhine, with the loss of 10,100 men. 1801. Prelitintiartes peute signed between nitlatal and France. The Suit rises at 6 ; . 11 niin. sets nt 51i 49 loin. Friday.—St. of Iletefind, was lied made (Ataitce:lon of. Oxford, aod then of tie whole knogdom, Uctir) Ii • -. } i% afterwards proo.oted io the st e tit Ileretind, i n a hi.:ll he riito•hareed the ditties of a good pastor. The affairs of the clturott . os elog e „li e d hire to Polite, on his return, be died i the duchy t Florence, nom whence his bones were transl::ted, t n this day, to his cathedral, in 1.:87. Also a commemoration of all Gunrdialt Angels. appointed by the mighty to lead us In the path of virtu , '. a'''t to proteet its soloist evil. 1802. The news of peace between England and Franca . arrives in London. The Sun rises at 6 h. 13 min. sets at 5 h. 47 min. 3. Saturd•iy.—St. Cerbottitts, a Wallop of hilly, conimendahle for his 4reat hospitality to the poor. 'futile, King • I the Goths, hicensed at his givhig `hello to soldiers in distress, belonging to the 4.l.ersr army, ortte:ed him to be exposed to 0111 fury • f nil(' bra's. Tlipi.e having miraculously spary.l him, the harbit.iatt etuntuatater ego. , us• Ili 'v 111 Irc