THE NATIONAL REGISTER. D ty and J. Hamerton, Lime—strcet mon-scriveners, Sept. l' 19, 26, mid Oct. ci7, at ten, at Guildhall. , Att ey orney, Mr. Abbot, akb..hutch yard, Lombard-street. Walmestey, M. and W. Turner, Basingltall.street, merchants, Sept. 19. 29, and Oct. 27, Guildha.l. Attornies, Messrs. wiess and Ciosse, St. M thireds',court, Poultry. J. Coates, New Mills , Derb y , grocer, Sept. 28, 29, and Oct: 27, M tv‘eke, at the Ma•icArnie Inn, Manchester. Atternies. Mr. Dicas, St. lanies's square, Manchester ; and Messrs. Longdill and Beckett, Gray's Inn, London. sErr. co. (,:; the . • —lBO9. Duel betwe e n Lou l Cistiertenth and \)r. ti• h e latter was wounded ii the left thigh on the outer sides . that the rulers of rine of the politest nations of the we s.!oet.i hoer given such an exampl e of harhai ity ! ! Tanta-ne (minus shier' , The Sun rises at sb. 52 rain. sets et 6 8 grin ft. Twat/v.—St. Maurice and his compantors. He had r ec ; .41 command in the Theban legion, and marching with to Fanpiaor titian into France, general orders were issued to the whole .0 11 1 (..10;ja in offering a solemn sacrifice to the Gods fur sur.cess agates'. tla: ea, At the head of his legion, which was composed of Cintsoans, withdrew, declaring that they could not worship any ether living God. Ma.ximian, incensed at this refusil, aura findieg diens re solute in their perriasion, first commanded every teutt mare n. he out to death, in order to terrify the rest by this cruelty. itnd to frigtie. , , them into an involuntary apostacy ; but being d.sappeiht d, oriit•-d !hem all to be.protniacnously murdered.—Thit day is use annireissay of the coronation of our venerable and much afflicted M. march; it ook place in 1761, eleven months after his accession to the Olteia. - The Sun rise% at 5 ii. 51 min. sets rat 6 h. 6 turn. 23. Wednesday —St Liners, Ilishop of Rome, immediate sue. •es , or to St. Peter. Baking govertied the church eleven years, sad lisehareed all the dirties of a good shepherd, ise was sae to dean, by Lite !ovoid, A. D: 63. Also St. Thecla, a nosy vireirs, :vivo having been lunch tormented on account of her faith, retired into solitede, otter many years elf a Isle of prayer and mortificati-n, died in peace the year 70.-1809. The 0. P. rage continues. Mr. limbic! atm Apices to the pr,l , lic .liat a Committee of Gentlemen should be appointed to in , peet the Wife Of the concern, and that the theatre eh continue sine till the report of these Gentlemen could be received. Ihe Sun rises at 5 ii. So min. sets at 6 h. 4 min. 24. Thursday —St. Maria eelia Merude. This nay is appointed in :iv , :Roman church for the commemoration of an Order Instituted forthe most henevelent soul truly humane pulp:se of redeeming Christian captives from the power of infidels. Also s.t. Paphnutius, who, im nelki by air orient desire of sha . ring the g•nri-us tate of the aueey,,, under the reign of Divelesian, left the peaceful reir •at of his saiturie on time banl,s of the Nile, and declared himself a C,tristian. Ile eas !lAN! to a pains-tree, and expired there in the most exquisite tortures. —181)6. Was hum ied in the church of St. Marc-at-lilt , (melon, tie Reverend John Brand, M. A. F. S. A. Rector of the s id parish, and Secretary of the Society of Antigearians. The Sun rises at 5 h. 57. min. sets at 6 h. 3 min. 25. Frulay.• Et. Firmions, horn in Spoilt, vlsited ern , towns is FI muter, in order to comfort the Christians, suffering te.tae end? r tie ~relenting persecution of Diuclesian. It i' rep-tted, that at Amiens three thousand persons to the faith of 4 lutist ; match, the offieers of the Roman Emperor ordered hire to te• betiteiiied in prison, to prevent the tumult of thef topic , a n d his body t o t-r• cut in small pieces, that his relics thielit mot be preserved Liy Cie faiihtal. The Sun rises al 5 h. 59 mio. aett at ti h. 1 111111. 26 Sat firday.—St. Cyprian and St. ‘'ustina. The former brio; 1 celebrated magciar, had endeavoured by his plelh . es and charms to seduce the young, innocent, and beautiful Sustina ; hut strong through her faith in Cli Ist, she resisted his attacks, and, struck at so mock courage and perseverance of virtuntes resistance in so feeble a I,erson, he soon was converted to better opitsini s and deeds. They welt era: apprehended and beheaded at Niconiedia.—.l7:l 6 . A comsat rciaM treaty signed between England ard France. The Sun rises at 6 h. 1 min. acts at 5 h. 0 min. And produces time real equinox, the day being equal to the night al; over the world. On Sunday the 6th inst. in the evening, St. Andrew's parish , D was thr wo into the greatest a larm b y a most violent ringing clue of the ch Iwll. It was at first naturally concluded, that it was to ay. as noimee the melancholy news o f a fi re ; but upon strict inq uir y , taund there was nu well cause ; and farther. that the srxton ishionerskid the key of the church in his p ocket. Some of the principal par assembled, and after much serious discussi.in (the bed still ringai; dreadtti!ly) it was agreed, that it must n.i.e from a sepernatur al evu•e e , or in othr r words, from n ghost. It was then determined to go ca owss to the church, VI 01 armed. They proceeded in fearful silence, acrooi partied by the whole body of the St. Andrew's watch ; and af , er a short iirayer, wnich was most devout l y j oined in b y the greatest sinners re seut, the resnitt applied the key, opened the door, and having ordetrd the watchmen to advance; th e y moved tumult!, with charged pikes, h, the belfiey, where a little boy wa s discovered almost tainting whh fatigue and terror ! It appea red that he had fallen asleep during the evening service, and not being a snorer, the sexton locked the c,.iirrh ?million' noticing him. When he awoke, he ran terrified to th obtain e belfrb‘f y, and began to ring violgutly, thinking it the best method to release.- (Patriot.) SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. This Gazette contains an O'er of a raward of 5001. for the Perron r Persotui, who sent the following threatening Letters to the Mayor I pfmouth, and a promise ef pardon to env one uf them who shall di Payer his or their ac complices (except tile Person who actually INrote the same). To th,e - Mas or of Plymouth Beware of your Life Bellamy You must inevitably die 0 ' Dont be moo secure tis doubtful if the 5001. reward will save your Liee 1 the Fl 't is deep and resolutely determined itpuu—When you go from the Guildhall, ufter tis dark. take care ho" you pass by ' the Lane that leads dowu to Courtis's Wagrn-Warehonse— And b e' pre to avoid going through th_. Old Chloe; Yard aft er er N Cn. &Clock d"! g‘ Th Count- , ;rom wit w!itt Repents having en ncerne in the Plot, who NVlsimes to preserve your Life but who itch% Sworn will not betray." if Time Mayor ut Plymouth.' " Dublin Ant. 27. lIA 2." " George Bellamy Esqr. You shall die suun nothing Human can prevent lour Death." The Euenty's of Ireland shall get a terrible blow sosmi." fs George Bellamy Escir. Mayor Plymouth" BANKRUPTS. M. Roberts, late of Dock-bead, :.iirrey, grocer. to surrender Sept. 26, Oct. S. and 31, at twelve., at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. E Cluster, Staple Inn, London. W Parson and J. Smith, of NVI. chester, booksellers, Oct 2 , 3, pt:t , 31, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, in Deansgate, Manchester. Attor nizs, Messrs. Willis, Falr.thorne, and Clarke, Wat.n , .ord...ourt, Lon don ; and Mr. Heslop, King-street, Mandlestri., C. Mayhew, of the klaptist CliJrnberE, Chancery-Line, ir.onei,•- scrivener, Sept. 22, 29, :nut Oct. 31, at tin. at G..1.1d11.11:, London„ Attorney, Mr, Turner, Kirby-street, ilation-g.trden, London. S. T. Goodtiff, of Shoillohiro-st;eet, E4eware-road, carpenter, Sept. 2t, Oct. S, and 3!, t at Guildhall. Attornies, Mossrs. Sweet aid Stokes, Basingbasi-street, R. Morton, late of the Cailltsiercial road, master mariner. 5ept. , 26., Oct. 3, and Si, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fitzgerald, Leman-street, Goodrnan's-ti T. H-lbrook, late of Maiden-lane, St. P.%neras, potter. Sept. 26, Oct. 10, and 31, at eleven, at Guil.lhall. Atrorney, Mr. Dodd, Ca roline-street, Bedford-40.re. W. Simpson, of Old Cock-lane, Shoreditch, baker, Sept. 22, Oct 6, and 31, at ten, at ttorney, Mr. Paterson, of Coptic .!1-._onrt. T. Poulter, of PCIVVItiI, Sussei, Nictualler, Oct. 2, at six, 3.:+t ten, pi 3/, at one, at Guiblhali, London. Attorney, Mr. Griffith, yegthersibne-Ouildtw, H&' •-.r c. Lond-n. THE HEBDOMADARY ; OR, EPHEMERIS OF THE Wr.EK. • SEP•l'E\fl • 20, The seventeenth. SurOay after Trinity. Epistle Eplics. 4. 1 Gospel St. Luke, 14. 1. This day h,s been, from the earliest times of Christianity, consecrated to the memory . f Eustarbilis and his companions He was a noble 11 , :mui p and held a conspicuous statiou in the armies of Vespasittn, Titto, and Tri'3ar'y sut:ce '..fly, halite been Cuttstatitly entrusted with a principal bhate in the corn.wind ; but his bravely, his vodtiess of heart, and the sanctity ot his life, e .,1,14 not save Idol from the fury of his enemies, and, being encl-sed in a br .zen hull. made in itnitatitat . f that ot ?hal Cis, he expired in the ziost hoir.d agonies in the year 120. The dun rises at sh. 50 min sets at 6h. 10 ruin. 21. Monday.—St. Matthew, the Ap stle. He was called from tlie receidi ot customs whilst sitting at the toll-bar ; &denten; in Tetoniv. Hi- appears to have been tb. :irst woo undertook the sacred task of writ:ng the life, miracles, and death ot Jesus Christ, whoa, he had not only personaliy known, but also the honour of entertaining iii his own bruise. His gospel is the only one .so;s:. ~ ed to hate been written in -Hebrew. Having preached ;he Chrl.it.a.. faili in (Ethiopia, he was there most cruelly put to deatli.—lbis is a holiday at the public offices. 4. :; 5c(2 V