MARCH' 14 table, and even act at this moment with full force.-15 .- .18. Francis 1. King ~ of France, recovers his liberty.--4796. Gen. Chareite, Chief of the Vandeans, was shut. The Sun rises at 6 h. 2 min. sets at 5 h. SR min. High water, morn. 2 min. past 3, attern. 18 min. past 8. 19. Friday.—The feast of St. Joseph, die hu-band of the Virgin Mary, and toster-father to our Saviour. Very little is said of him h% the Evangelists, and his name is not nnstationed at the time of the cruci• Lixion, nor in the act of !he Apostles ; which•circiamstance has induced many commentators to •uppose, that he died berme Christ began his. mission. It is not probable that, had he been alive at the time of the death of Christ, he woldil have kept away. and that Christ would havi placed his mother under John's cane, when she bad a husband to pro teet her. TracEtinu does not help us much in this point ;we only hear •iat he was a carpenter by trade, but upon what authority is not known, however, tie has been lung adopted as the tutelary Slum of the eAroen ters companies in all Christian countries.-720 years before Christ, hap pened the first Eclipse of the Moon ever recorded.-- 7 1800. The lihig of Denmark resigns his crown. 1668. Died', Sir John Denham, ant ho , of that elegant poem Cooper's Hill," on the romantic biow of which Edward la. built the Castle of Windsor. The Siu: rises at 6 h. 0 min. sets 6 h. 0 min. High waiter, morn. 3l min. past 9, aftern. 4i thin. past 3. 20. Saturiaja.—The church Ifave thoueht proper to commemorate the day ant., the feast of St. Joseph, the name OfJoasehini, the father of the A'irgin Mary, We know so little about him and St. Ann his wife. that it amiounts to mere emneetures. Also St. Cuthbert, who after many years of an eremetical life in Northumberland, was chosen Bishop of Lindi4ern; and atter two years, quitting a dignity so troublesome to him, returned to his solitude about the year 683. —l.llB. Death of Henry IV. at ‘Vestminster.-- 1751. Death of Frederick Prince of Wales, lather to the present King.-17.a. Death of Sir Isaac Newton. The Sun rises at 5 h. 33 min. sets at 6 h. 2 min. High water, morn. 37 mill. leo 3, Arm 32 nun. past 4. The Sun this day enters the sign of the Ram, (Aries) and produces the Venial Equinox. THE DELICATE INVESTIGXFION. Tn a few days will be rub!ishcd, Collected in One Volume, Octavo, Nee ss. the whole Evidence brought forwaid on the Secret Investiga tion in 11106, with the Reports of the Ccunlis,ioner in 1806, 7, and ; the Correspondence of ller Highness with Hi; Abjesty ; ller late 1, , tters to Iles Rod al !Ugliness the Prince' Regent, the speaker of the [louse of Comm 41 , , and some Members of the-Privy Connei!. Mr. Cochrane John,ton's Resolution% and the Debate on the subject, with every other Document relative to this Imput:ant Subject. The whole arranged and introduced Systematically. Publi•lied at No. 11, Newcastle—dreet, Strand ; and may be had of all the lkoksellers and Newsmen throughout the United Kingdom. MICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Cork a4s h9l 9 Ex ...... (3!) 4 G & per Cent. Navy The Title, Index, Chronological Table, and List of Members NerVing iu the new Parlianwnt, is now reatty for delivery—Price THE NATIONAL R,VG IST ER. tonDat, SUNDA Y, MARCH 14. kEPORTED MARCH OF THE ItUSSEAvS TOWARD 3 HAM -INSURRECTIONS Iv '1111.: NOklff, Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived yesterday, with intelli ge►':cc of the most ;ratify ing Beset iption. The report of the entrance of the Russians at Berlin is confirmed, though not officially. That city was Still in the hands of the French 011 the '23d ult. On the 00th the Russians seem to have tliFea toned to enter it, which the Duke of Castiglione (Aug( man ) , who commanded there, prevented. A Proclamation, issued by the Commissioners of Government, on the 2ist, con tains his declaration, that all " his military preprations and movements are dependent on the designs f the enemy, which are to be met and prevented," and that he will do every thing possible to diminish the evil consequences *hich the city might feel from it." Police orders, however, THE NATIONAL REGISTER. 173 issued the same day, show that there must have been some tumult when the approach of the Russians was known, as a number of divers effect); and even horses were lost'' From the following at ticks brought by this mail, it would appear, that the entrance of the Russians at Berlin, and their subsequent march toward.; Ilamburgh, was preceded by the defeat of the French at Posen, and followed by a wide-spread ing instirrection through the North of Germany. GOTTENBCR Gil, MARCH 2.--A person who arrived here yesterday tc m Cullerg, which place he left on the 27th ult. reports' that a Prussian corps, part of Gen. 1)' York's, had marche.l against Stettia. It was Lot known at ;11u titre of his departure that Dantzc had fallen. ,int there was no chance of its holding out more than a few days. The 1 tisti were expected to deJate in favour of the Russians the first opportuni•y, and it was understood that in the mean time they would .tu milling to oppose their operations. In advancing to Berlin, the R fissions crossed the Oder at Sevall, so titexpectedly, that they took 700 prisoners by surprise,; the main body of the R us:jail army being - supposed. by Marshal Augereau, to oe only a corps of Coss icks, he rent two regiments to disperse them, but on discovering their mistake, they made a very precipitate retreat, mit he narrowly escaped himselt. COPENHAGEN ! FEB Russians are expect,:d in Hamborgh to-day. Aceo; ding to the latest a. counts, they were only 14 German mites ire m it, on the kigh road to Berlin. Orders have been sent fur the Danish sailors to return from Antwerp. COPENHAGEN, Fra. '27.—A ftcr a bloody battle on the 18th, rear 19,000 Russians entered Berlin on the 20th: 7,000 Pave re mained there, and the rem hider continued their route. Cossacks have been see.' at hemzin, 11 miles from Llarnburgh. A courier ar rived this night to Government, and announgied that the Russians were expected at Hamburg to-day, which place tl* French Authorities have eq. The whole of Fru! sin is reported to he in a state of insurrection. A I.TONA, FER. '26.—On Monday last, the populace of Hamburgh stein some chests aed casks of moley, together with other effects. hdonging to the French Authorities this brought on a skirmish w'th the Don:titters. The alarm became general ; tti.) were killed on both sides. All the huleaux of the l)ouaniers have been pulled down, and ransacked ; scum of the Commissaries of Police sh9ckingly maltreated, and their houses pillaged ; the Ma) or was insulted in the streets ; the cockades were torn front the National Guards, the Eagles thrown down and trampled on, with many other excesses. —The Douanicrs from Lubeck have fl.d hither, and the tumuit is general all over Ha ,cover. The Reports of the armies from St. Petersburgh come down to the sth u 1!. at which time the head-quarters of the Empe ror were at Plosk. A sally made on the 26th of January by 2000 cavalry from Dantzic, had been repulsed with loss. Fit A NCE. French Papers have been received to the Bth inst. They boast that !he - fortresses of Stettin, Custtin, Frankfort, Cros sen, and Glogan arc strongly fortified, and that the cvoinwu nications between their. garrisons, arc not interrupted. No mention whatever is made Of the King of Prussia, and but little of Berlin, whet e it is merely asserted 11arsh:d CYR at rived on the 28d ult. The Saxon corps under REGNIER cached Treystadt, on this side 9f the Oder, on the 20th ult. A sorti? is stated to have been nn de by Gen. RAPP, at the head o f 15,000 men ft Dantzic on the 7th of Febina v, in whi:.ll »o les than Q,OOO Rtnisians were killed and wounded, Soo made pt issuers, and six pieces of catinoa taken. Besides ST. Cvr, WC find, in these papers Iloun Sou L - c, BROY ER, OSTEN, ISEsFI,IR ES, CIDAY, and GRA TI EN, slowly journeying homeward; but the most r •markable of all is, Pi ince Sc w RTZ 1,N13 E R:3. who reached Vienna on the I4!h ; where he left his corps is not preei.,ely mentioned : sti!l less is any hint given of the ieported Convention by which Inc is said to have abandoned Warsaw to the Russians. B‘ToN PA RT clipa:ture for the army is spoken ni as near at band, and his routes even marked out with great j)' e cision. lie is to visit his fleets in the Sclicldt and the Texel, thence to pass by Groningen, Munster, Osnaburg, Bremen, and Ilamburgh, and finaily establish his head quarters at Magcleburg,. ne bad not, however, quitted Pails on the 6th instant, but was bthily employed reviewing his new r -