JE'LY 11.. .a; tt xe -trtet, Itivonwairy, 1..; , 1-tet July . 17, 27,. anal AlUzliSt ;% a k i (1 , 11:(1101. : A ttornlei, Messrs. Reynal Lord M.iyor'• Ornec, Royal. Exchange. J. Cooke, • Queen street, Birmingham, Warwick, button make., (sine(' Jet'. Alled). Jhly 16, 17, an:i Att::ll4 21, at twe4e, at the Sw:in Hotel, • Higli-itreet, Birtuingliam. "%Atomics, Lowe, New-.-tree t, Birmingham ; :Aid Mr. Pinion, Chimeerptaile, London. W. B;i:n11.11, late of Wilichur, City-road, corn and potatoe dealer. July and Align •t '4l, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, I . Annestey, Angel ••.-urt, Tlirogmorton-street. H Eldridge, of Greet:wen, Kent, carpenter July 11, 21, and Au-it , t 41, at ten, at Guildhall, London Att.inivy, ;Ca. Pearson, -Elm-court, Temple, T. Forty, of tiermondsey New-road, Surrey, wine-Merchant. July 17, V 4, at, tw oiv e, and Augitst 2t, at eleven, at Guildban. • Attortiles, Vaudereom ato: Couryn, Bas4-lane, t annot,- , istrert. T. Bew,. of Brixton, Surrey, cheesemouger, July 13, t 4, and August .21, at ten, at • Guildhall, Lonthe.. Attorney,. Mr. Lee, 'Three Cromuconn, Southwark. E p,, ta..• f Canterbury, common-brewer, • and now a pri sone, iu thy K: J ,, y 17, 27,, and August vl, at one at G.61 .1 dia11.. London. Atiornii s, .Nlessrs. Hillyard nod Kipp. `Contliail,court,.Throgmorton-Atreet, London ; and Mr. Starr, Can terborv. Sleed, of Broughton, Lincoln, nurseryman, July and , 21 .at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Gl a n i f, ) ,ll Briggs; Li nco ln. Atturnies, .Messrs. R and J. Nicholson, Glanitord Briggs; and Mescra, Leigh -m . l Mason, New Bridge-street, Blackinars,Londori. J Warel,'of IVuketield, York. July '28,'.9, ..nd Aug. 41, at ten, at the Sessions Hon-e, 'Wakefield. Ai wanes, Mr. Potter. Waketiel ; and Mr Lake, Duwgate hill, Loudon. H Neyler, no* or late' of Bristol, dealei, July 11, 44, at twelve, • and August Yl, at ten, .it the London Inn, and Tzdbot Tavern, Attoenies. Mes.ws.-Whiteonibe and King, Seijeaot's .Fleet-street, Loudon;_ avid 11. r. Francis, Bristol. . T. Hattie.., late . t•i. Stamford-street, Sir., v, Nyliolesa'e stationer, btrt nqw a prisoner in tliv enstody of the IVarden of Lis Majesty's prison of the Fleet, July 17, 31, and August 21, at eleven,' at Lonion. Attorney, Mr. 111•2yinott, Burrow's •buiidings, •Blackfriar's-road. 1.-Love, of Newport, Isle of Wight Southampton, cabiret.maker, July 17 44, and August 41, ot one, Guildhall, London. Attor tries, .11r. 4:rithill Of Newport ; and Messrs. Wharton and Dyke, ;Jalub's-huildings, remple,. London, • 7NI: lIE B1)011 A IiARY. 3 ULY. 11. The . fattra Sunday after 'Trinity. Episee Rom. viii. 18. Gowo 3. Luke vi 36 S. ems. Bishop 01 Rome, put to death under Antn ninon in U.r second s century Also. St. Januarius and St. P. la,ia. who 1)41) s .ifered martyrdom in Ainetica.-17 97. Drath of Charles Macklin, the actor, at the age of 97 . _ . The Suit rises at 3 h. 5-2. win. sets at 8 h. 8 " 7 in. High water a 0 h. 9. min. afternoon at 0 .11. S min. 12. Ainkday... St J. lin titinibert, born at Florence, founded a new order under the rule ..1 St. Benedict. and died 1073.—Ak0 St. Felix, who 'uttered Martyrdom .it under the reign of Emperor Maxi in 380.-1788. Ba t e at th:• B u dge ut Ponitilasund, the Riptsist4s and the Swedes; the commencement of a war in %hick Gustavus 111. gave a ditiphy of the most extraorilinar ; y abilities.— 1513 Nuptials of Henry VIII. with Catherine Parr.-1691. Baffle of A ti h tin. The Sun rises at 3 It. 53 rain. sets at 3 It. 7 min. Inch water twinning at 1 b '2 nth). afternoon at 1 b. 23 min. IS. Tuesday.—St. Atla.cletta., thin) Bishop of atter Si. Pc. , ter, suffered itiortyrdo , o alpiut the year 90.-1:iO4. lluonap : irte is acknow ledged Emperor by the seyer.l powers under liis influence, whole embassadors and chawes-d'afraires deliver t::eic ..t the Court 0 1 ‘ 7 l-sailles.--, 179:3 " The monster who bore the name of 3forat is Ili sassinaled by Coulee, a young woman, who thn,t si of revo lutionary principlus, could. not beur the horrid murders Ordered. by that The Sun rises at 3 h. 51 min. sets at C IL 6 min. liigh-water 'Honshu; it l h. 52 min. afternoon 2'll. 16 min. • - Full Moon at 14 min. past 2, afternoon. . _ .Wanesday.—St. Bonaventure, a learned monk of the order of S. Pranci., and ..43is1 op of Albano, celebrated for his ascetic %villa, fp4d ill the year 'j7;',l,-.--17131. This day, fur urany years, sio::o t4c 44" t • French revolution. was e q i i .ae r t i tiit to n orute the taking ul the liastile, an atehievemeot which w•s--,•tt (teak initkelf as, insignifi'.:ant as wuul i he the stormo g or Candnoury Howe, the claw. alit rather. 0. - cissani, el what pprned ‘iloc. The de'spditfc sceptre Df Bustenipario., Con tit end -to rejoicings. nevi the glandd - day of freedom he* i to mere taeckery.-1791. 'Riots at Birmingham. T) e Sut rises at 3 Ih's4 min sets ;.t 8 6, mitt. Melt- a.er 'tin..? at h. 41 mitt. afternoon at 9 k .59 min. 15. Titurs :ay.—St. Swithin, The sisper'stiti 'us belief concerning the in "c Ent 1, ll:leiter of ..*his day upon the following weeks as tad as It is lidiettiuus; bin it is nor ciniOned merely . to our c•entry. . Tii.e Fi,alch have doll Si. Medard in June, and their St. nittiit of Bouillaut in Jely, who, wi:h St. SAthin, of ,England. seem to have inherited 4nd shared the pluvial honours and showery magistracy of the "cloud- 11 ..ompelling Jove," of the Wathens. . We.are liable, in our obseria tio •s upon natural pner,omena, to misapprehend effects-for causes;{ and it Iv the a ase nere. The fact is, that wle n several tucceisiee showers hare soaked the surface of the each :ikon the summer solstice, 'the powerful rays .4 - the son inhale the redundant m isture and soon the heavy clouds dissolving in s tain; the same etreet takes place again, and s.-, en in rotation, till erie grou;id, drying up by slow degrees under A - cloudy. si.y, and the 'humid eihala ions decreasing at the . Same the electric equilibrium is...estored in the ii s tunisphFre. This breaking • equdihriiint in the respeciive electric fullness, between the upper air •,t th, ittnnis:diere and the masses of clouds. which. float majestically • ,ver our It .:ds in the void expati>e, has been most curiously hinted at • • - • by flouter Iliad, where lie says al;eg rically ,• • . There golden clouds coac ,, al Ille.Wav'ttly pair, !•It e o 'd in snit joys. and cireuMfus'd yid! air; dens, dlyswendling on the ground, Perfunte . the a;:d.hre ,the nehrirsia round.—lt.. This day ben: , th lies with the Romans was appoint dby the.cirtiser Fabian 11:+xviitts, about the,year of Rome 4.50; t' thy general review of the caval•y • n the < pposite bank of - the tikes .if Monmouth was decapitated on Tower Bill. in age. lle was 11w illegninare Fon of Charles . IT ? by 'Lady ',Naltert. The Sun lies at 3 ji..16 High-water morning at 3 - 11 17 inin. afternoon at.Sli Frith.ey Translation of St. Osmond, Bishop. trt: Solf.ii . ury . ;eitna 1099,-621. ',Due hegitatig of ,the •flogira,. ol flight it.f Ma4,ometlr,ods Mece t. All Illationietinvi reelt,n the ii;. , es from Aitue Askew aas burnt. in sntillifield , jtt : . the 26th year of his atzedur remounting the errors of pokeys . _ . - The Sun rises at 3 sets at'B,lt.S High water . inorning at 3 . 1 i t ity uain. *pm.., at 4 17. Staued«ty.--St. Alexins, a young ..nehlg Rtimap.. rho, ttavjtig married against his inciination, left his, itmue.to, live in, caibiteyi r seventeen years abseiled be came back, and,...unknown to I..is.triensk, :ived with !hem as a pats per Seventeet: ether fears, atui dttd.its . 98 r Tue mystery was discovered 11 - 3 , a paper lonn`d in his bed . after.his a ile.ptli.,--- 142 n 9. Charles VLI was crowed at •Rheitifs, ttgreeibly to.l . H,prr'iu.:- tiari of Joan of Acre, the Maid or Oriepilt, ”dip stood by 7,40 ki4p v il4 complete armour during the cerettion-y r -- 1 -i7O. Lteatli oCrcitoliti husband of Catharine I 'Eintircss-of . The Sun rises at 3 h. 58 min _sets at 8 h t g. min. t !Egli-water morning at 4.h, ?a min. afternnon It. PRICE OF ST ICKS YESTERDAY. • . • . A per Cent. Cony . 3 per Cont. Red. .. b b l: 11 017o r io C u e l ni ... N : a . i? 4 per emits. THE NATIONAL REGISTER.. I oaten, VINDAY, JULY ilf INVASION. OF FP ONCE, A Comm:a mail brought us papers yesterday to the 4th inst. It appears from them that Lord WELLINGTON has acted as we supposed be would, He has left a corps unde►: Gen. GRAHAM to pursue the retiring enemy into France, and moves with the rest of hiss army on the right, towards Calalonia, in a direction parallel with the Pyrennees, to form a junction with General Sir Jon Muitttalr a.na. cut off SUCH ET's army entirely from Fiance. The defeat of Sir J. AluttaA.Y-near Tarraona appo.il to be without founda tion 4 and it is even asserted that he had taken possession THE. NATIONAL ItEGISTEL