300 THE NATIONAL REGISTER. James Noble. late ()Mao», Laucashire, silk utanufaetnrers, May 27, at. five, YB, and June 14, at eleven, at the Nag's Head bin, Laneaf ter. Attornies, Mr. Lewthwaite, Lanc.ohire ; and Mr. Jopion, London. Samuel Watson, or Tattles Devombire. maltster, May 1 2 , 19 and June 14, at eleven , at the 'Globe Inn, Exeter. Attoruies, Mr. Tauntun, Essex•street : London ; and MrCumin, Totnes. SATURD IPS LONDOS GAZETTE. BANKRU Us. J. Earl, lien. of Westmoreland-place, City-road, and J. Rail, jun. or Pr. •t, n, Hertford, bract salesmen, to surrender May 11, 2t, and Ju• e 11 1 t..t twelve, at Attornies, Mr. Clennell, Staple's int), Holborn: and Mr. Wills, join. Iluntinglon. G. lox. of New -crane Wappiiig, alul al4o of Tottenham, tna-t -ne.lo r, Miy 10, 24, and June 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Pear-ion, Elm-court, Temple. J. G. Friedeberg, of Fairim-sgivave, Alderagate-street, merrhant, May 17 /4, and June 18, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lang burn, Gtay's J. Windsor, jun. of Birmingham, contractor for army gun-chests, )lay 31, at'five, June 1, 18, at twelve, at the Rein Deur Inn, 'Wor cester. Attornies;. Mr. Hind, King's-Bench-Walk, Temple; and Mr. Motley, Pershore, Worcester. W. Morris, of Doncaster York, well-dealer, May 46, at five , V D at ten. an d June 18. at /oar, at the house of Mr. John Nichol son, MA Wool Pack, Doneaster. Attornies, Mr. Pearson, Don caster; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Hahne, Dicw-inn, Landau. J. Thomas, late of Bo istol. wine-merchant, June 4,3, and 18, at twelve, at the Comwerciahrooms. Attorney, Mr. Jarman, Bristol; and Messrs. Tarrant, Clarke, and Richards. Chancery-lane. S. S tinotras, orLizard-street Bartlinioinew-square, builder, May 10, 17, and Jane 18, at ow, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Courteen, Walbrook. N. Stocks, late of Bow.lanc, merchant. May 10, 17, and June 18, at eleven, at Guildhall. A ttarney, Mr. Brume!, Aldgate Sti tc t. W. Wills, of York-row, Kennington-road, corn factor, May 10, at eleven, May 24, and June 18, at tell, at Guildhall. M6l l - fl ies, Messrs. Benbow and Alban, 'Atone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn. ~. Clarke, -ill ilasinghall-street, Blackwell-Hall-factor, May 14, 21, aniOune 10, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Totulinsou., Thomson, and Baker, Copthall-court, Throgmurtun-street. J. Hughes, of Brighthelnistone, poulterer, 11lay 14, 24, and Jmne 18, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Hill, Rood.lanc, Venchurcli-street. E. Whits. of Portelleater, Southampton, victualler, May yo, at two, May 21, at eleven, and June 1 1 3, at two, at the Blue Posts Inn. Portsmouth. Anomie+, Mr. Wollurithte, Winchester ; Mr. Caprl, POrtstuanih;•and Mr. Tilbury, Falcm.-street, Ablersgate-street, Lundell. J. Ash, of Plutntree-streat, Eloomsbury, sword-cutler, May 14, el, and Jutte la, at tent at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tucker, Bart latt's-ba Wings, ile/heta. W. Armitage, of _Upperthorpe, Volk, elnli.merchant, May v 5, at `26, end June 13, at eleven, at the New S..,sions ll.nise, Wake ti..ht. Attornies, Scholefield, tio;bury ; turd 'Messrs. Sykes and KnowleF, New-lon, Lonrho,. S. Jowl, of fortsea, vietunikr, M 119, at one, 20, af &even, and Ynne 18, at ow., ;:t the Civorge Inn, Portsniulll . .. Ahorroes, Mr. Nc. Pouldon, Portsea ; find Mr. Shehor, Sessions-IL.ase, G. Tully, jun. of Bristol, eiltler, May 9,3, and June 18, at one, at the Rionmar 'cavern, Bristol. Atioraies, Messrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's-Inn, London ; and Mr. Marlin, Exchange-hiiild jugs, Bristol. J. Gittins, ofLadlnw, i\; ^y 16, 17, and June 18, at eleven, at the Sun Inn, Ludlow. At (omit s, Mr. lii;fimont, Seott's Yard, thish-lane, Cantiun-street, London; and .V.essrs. Russell and JOI;CF, S. Whall, of Halsowen, Salop, linen-draper, May 31, 31, and June 18, at twelve, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Biriningliaill. Attornies, 3lossrs. Knight and Jones, llare-Cutirt, Inner-Temple, London ; and Mr. J. Y. Redrord, W. H. B:ackinore, of Croydon, Surrey, coin-dealer, May 17, 21 en:l Jane 18, at 111:e. at Guildhall, Loudon. • Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three-Crown-Court, Soutl.wark. J. Parker, late of Baldoek. Hertfaril, innkeeper, May 14, 41, and .lane ilk, at ten, at Guild' _Audi'''. Attorneys, Mr. Clai- De I, Sraricz-Inn, Loudon an*l Mr. Roe, Bahlock. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. per Cent. Con 6 67i. Owsn'um 2 O! Tin. Exchequer BU) THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ion Don, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1811. LOUIS THE XVITL's IMPORTANT DrCLARATTON GRAND ENTRANCE INTO PARIS SIMISACRE AT MILAN, &c. Important French Papers were yesterday received. They brim.; the news of the arrival of Louis in the capital_of France on Wednesday last. The entrance of the King into Paris was marked by all those demonstrations of transport and delight which might be expected from revived loyalty. The account of his entrance we give at full length. It is well observed in these papers that at present we can only have sketches of the magnifi cent scenes—" History and poetry will better describe the events of all, memorable day :" In the mean time, We TILE if EB DOMA DA RY. rr %Y.. MAY R. 8. The Fourth Sunday after E •itcr.—Mornito7 Lessens are from Deut. 6. and Matthew 6 ; ning Lessons ere from Deuteronomy 7, and Rowans 7.—Sun rises at '6 mittutes past 4 ; sets et 3 nutrutes plat 7. 9. Manday.—Twilight ends at t 7 n inu'es after in in the evening. 10. Tuesday.—Annual Meeting of the Naval and Military Bibl e S o . oi.tv, at one o'clock, to he held At the New London Tavern, etteapside. S turn .% ill be in coojunetion with the moon. about ten o'clock :it anent. 11. Wednesday.—Anniversau of the London Missionary Society, t.•,. da:.. rairsday, and Friday. IY. Thurvbso.—Annual MePtina of the Religions Tact-Societe, at the City of London Tavern. La,t Qultier of the Alain, nt ST mitiuti • after 2 uVoti: itt tile atternoot.—D iv has increased 7 hours S 8 rai- mites. 13.. FrWall.-0:(1 May clay. Annual Meeting of the Hibernian So ciety, a. the City of I,wolon Tr ern. 11. .saturdull --Ammo] Meeting of the Protestant Sncietv CI the Protectiun of Religious Linerty, at the New London Tavern, Cheapsidc • NATURALI:=I'A CALENDAII. Box-edgings may 1w planted ; and old ed; t inivichnnhi l,e cro•pet?, where they arc in rough growth. Candy-tuft may also he su.vn in beds, borders or pot%, forbtuccessive flowerino. ilulbou'l-in ,, ted flowers, in E-ds. ::ml in bloom, stich as citri , ,us tun;trt, and hyacinths, if d,:fendeci front rain, and mid-day sun, wII contimus longer in perfection. Support. by sticks or pales, such climbing Pb" 4l % gs sweet-pe , as, searlet-rottnerg, convrdvoln,, -and ttaonriium. Tlot-liouses ptiil require their reeullir heat, hr means oC a constant !lurk bed, and rno.ierate fire., in evedaigs and mornings. lIIG/I-WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. MAY. - -.- Days.. lifornzug. Afternnon. 8. 9. 10. 11. IT. IS. 14. TO CO' F,SPOIN DENTS. " The Boast with Seven heads" in cur next:. Tile Address to the Landholders of England" (with some omis sions) is intended for Ike same publication. Our Manchester CorreTonJerit's account of the late rejoicinas iii that town was excluded by the arrivals of yesterday. Hii other communications will be immediately ttendcd to. Matey Favours are omitted for want of room.