.Tll E NATIONA L TUESDAY S LONDON GAZETTE. Tlih HERDOMADARI. ocro liEit. See, now, the fading teeny-colou , 'd woods, Shade deep'oing over simile, the country round lot brown; a crowded umbrage, du.k and dun, Of every hue, fl 0 113 wan-declining green To sooty dark. 64 Timms°ai. 9 Eighleenth Sunday otter Trinity.—Aforning Lesion. are from Ezekie: .O, and Atilt 12; :he. Eveniug ate from EALkiel 24, and tc► 8. St. Denys, or Diourius, who iscomniemorated this day, wns born at Athens, travelled into 1....,ypt for improvement, and embraced Christianity some time shorn the year 50; atter which, tradition pays, !se was alpointei± the first 13is-op of Athens, by St. Paul. He is believed .0 have suffered inartvrdon). but in what manlier is nut known. 10. .Atiinday.--Michaelmai Term begins at Oxford. CimbridEe rerta ;dm) heoilt., and Uleiversitt ulficei4 are elected.—.llivatebds Iry now payable at tile Bonk of to l l! ed. , 11. Taesday —Ol4 rllichaeltuns Day.--Venn• will be in conjunction with the ut 11 at ►right. Ti r e.b.esithy.—Caput h appointed at Cambridge.—Saturn sets a t 41 mina . ;1.4 10 at usiiht. 13. Thursday.--Tian.l tint) of Kin ' ? Edward, anrniisneti toe Coetre.sor • ho iseende.l the ilirinte in 1041. and v.110,e stair, and •nurs, are still uteri -It th C rmialion of the English ..ito N , •14 , this dAv. at 37 nit:iute , p;:st 10 u' .lock in the Morning% I Friday.—Jupiter will rite n 22 n.inu►cs past 4in the r: , .inti. ;!‘ vivo ht en to con . vitiction with the .lo► n t •m the 1 th; PIIII vtll be io conjunction with Moor,. fit 3 in th►• Afternoon. 15. Saturday.—Mars will F 14,4113 ►ninutei pion 5 in the atornit.s. BANKRUPTS. C. Parry. of Chester, rope.rnaker to , nrrender, net. 24, 25, Nov. 11, at the Conch and Horses, Chester. Attorney, Mr. Huxley, Temple. W. A4l:nini, of Ipswich, grocer. Oct. 19, 20, and Nov. 15, at the and Crown ion, limvich. Attorney, Mr. Burnett, Chatham place, Blackfriars. S. Ofeathead, of Sheerness, stationer, Oct. 8, 15, and Nov. 15, at Goildhall. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Prospect place, Newington butts. • _._____ J. B. Holton, of Stoke Newington, innkeeper, Oct. 8, 15, and Nov. I'l, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Steventon, Percrstreet, Bedtord J. c o oper, jnn., of Ayleshury•strcet, Clerkenwobll, ironmonger, Oct. 15. 18, and Nov. 15, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Richard sou and Miller, 'New inn. 1). Trott, of Cushion-comt, Old Broad-street, wine merchant, Oct. 8, 25, and Nov. 15, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hutch6on, Crown-court, 'llircadneedle-street. SATURDAPS LONDON GAZ:ETTE. This Gazette contain` the eerrownial of the inve%tme of the Em peror cf ..insti ia with the Orticr of the Garter.—Alco the appi,int anent of the Kight Min. Sir C. Stult t. K. R. to be Aldjcsty's Au - bis. , arlur topic Royal Ilivlnicss the Prince ol Orange Na•vn ; and Peter C.irey 'I ti Elf!. to IA: his Abije:•ty's Consul at Barcelona, and its the Province of Catalonia. BANKRUPTS. 3. - nicker, of Pt ion!, dra'er, to sarrender 0:1 11, 25, and Nov. 19 at eleven, sit tile Commerci Rooms, Bristol Avormes, Mr..l.4rinan• ; and M-ssrs. Tarrit, • I irke, and Richards, Chancery lane. T. Gackcii, of St. Havens Lancs.ter, corn deal: r. Nov. 1. '2. :d!il 19 on!., at tlw Georee Inn, Li erpool A tornies. Mr. Clements. L'ver pool ; Aul Messrs. Bliclotock and Dunce, King's Bench NValks. Temple. T. Thom ir, '1 Bristol, anv boilt.r, Oct 14, 5 and Nov. 19. at two. et the ltunimer *riven). Bristol, A tto• ‘Vhitcombe and Serjestit s Fleet street ; and Mr. Br ie 01, E.Sp-eccr. of Billitcr I merchant, Oct 13, 2a, and Nov. 19, at twelve, at Goililhatl. Attortlios, M. 59111. I,4Aley and S.m, Cle.ap‘ide. P. Willniore, of a:lA(ord. carpenter, Oct. la. at eleven. 23, twelve, and Nov. 19, at eleven, ut Atti.tney, Mr. Parker, Breen Cater, of Melt Holborn, eheesemonger, Oct. 11, 25. at ten, 8111.1 NOT. t%elve at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Wood and CI irke, Ca:4.e court, Budge row .T. Allen and G. Torrance, of Donglas, He of Man, shoemakers. O. 13. 29. and Nov. 19, nt twelve, at Attorney, Mr. rasuiore, NVarnt.ad court, Throgoin. ton J. an of Morpeth, Noillinnthedatid, innkeepers, Nov. 1. 2, a;id 19, at alevrn , at the (;eerie Inn, N-wtstiqle upon Tyne. At tornies, Nressrs. Meitgkons and Fairbaiik, Batton Garden ; and Mr. NewcAstle upon 'Fyne. T. Lovewell, late of Blrhicait, stntioo , r, Oct. 11, q 2, and Nov. 19, at eleven, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Stteet and Woolte, lane. S. Raw of Great Pi , rtland street, nilman, Oct. 25, 29, and Nov. i(_), at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Alt. Wills, Henrietta street, Bruhn.- ss;c:k square. _ _ A liialinp, 3 Bretici:lev, and G. 13i.h“p, late of Cranlironk, K en t, t 3 inlier 4, Oct. I.'). trn, and Nov. le, at twelve, at Guildhall. At turni , 4, Nleslr.. una Waterman, t ssk x street, Strand, and Mew.. Nur anct HonT, Mat.Z.ta.ne. J. ‘Voodhalch, of Thaxted, Eil?%, cabinet maker, Oct. 11, c?, and Noy. 19, at eleven, at Att•aney, Mr'. Vincent, Bedford street, Itt•dford .4quare. J Lawrence at d W.; Fuller, of Bermondsey street, Rine manufac ers, Oct. 15, at ten, awl NIA , . 19, at one, at Guilaball. /taw hey, Mr. Benton, Union street, &nutty/wk. Major-General Rnss is almost the youngest Major-General employed in America, and formerly commanded the gOth, or Maitla Regiment. Ills conduct on the memorable affair of Ilaida was most brilliant. He is- to be appointed a Knight of the Bath for the taking of-Washington, NATURALISTS CA EN DAR. Althoutyh the lateness of the Spring het partly +tern compensated fir in the c o ntinued atyness of the tiers. vet the tali of the leaf NiH iu 014 probability be accomplisher, by the middle of November. Plant and rantmentusea, for an early floaerine next r nr. i 4 rows six incites asunder and two deep --uiteituove the atitietske C mations in pots. to a warm border, c r place the choicer sorts is frame, soi thou these may always be sheltered from the extreme% of t . . weether.—P ant the %luster aconite, ei. her in the edge or front ot border, to flower e irly in Spring. Arbutus, a tine evergreen flowe ring shrub, ornamental in its beantifit: strawberry-like fruit et this season, may he philter, in dry situetiu fi •-• NII nimeite. in pots, will require to be sheltered. Chi - wines rose. l cid cyclamen. early-flowering perennials, may, it of low growth, now planted in warm borders; and finish planting the cuttin;s •t char sailthemum. • HIGH WATER AT IDNIDON BRIDGE. OCVIEV Re Morning% Afternoon. 9. 10. 11. It. 13. 14. 15 3 li. 13 m. * O . Depth of Water is V 6 feet 1 inches at London Bridge. Da►m. The oldest Jesuit in the world is at prrgent living at re rogia, in the States of the Church. This is Father Albert Montauro. Ile is l2O years of age, and took the VO WS his order on the Qd Fehritail, 179.4. Mr. Sadler ascended in a balloon from the Parsotw: ground, at Doncaster, at 35 minures past otte,. of) Pflug] • se'nnight. The day was fine, and the acsain! , lat:e nun: rot's. The balloon took a ‘vesterly.dirertii , n, and frequen! :disappeared behind the c:onds. Ile descended at - Mine , green, near Barnsley, and returned to Doncaster at hall pi • nine at night. lIARII 1, IP OCT. R. . : j