~: . 1 - 136 avid April 11, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Jones and Reynal, Lord Mayor's-office, Royal Exchange. Joseph Harvey, of Eeech-street, Barbican, baker, March 3, 14, and April 11, at twelve, at Gu ildhall. Attorney, Mr. Duff, Bearbinder- I are. John Turner and Thomas Turner, late of Shtfff 2l d , merchants, March 15, 14, and /Cprd 11. at twelve, at the Tontine In, bSuildingt, heffield. Attornies. Mr., Smith, She ffi eld ; and Mr. Southanlptonn- Chancery-lane, London. Thomas Rea and John Rea, jun. Minoriei, gun-makers, March 7; at twelve, 14, at eleven, and April 11, at one, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Evitt and Rixon, Minories. Nlorris Owen, late of Porthy aen, Litanylilodwell, Salop, inn-keeper, March 20, 21, and April 11, at une, at the Cross oes I M oo,lvestry, Salop. Attornies, Mr. Stevenson, Lincoln's Inn r a n d Mr. Edwards, Osweitry. James Adkin, of Ainswo'itb, Lancaster, dealer, March 19, 20, and April 11, at two, at the Commcrcial lint, BolfOn, Lancaster. Attorand - nits, Mr. Holton , Bo lton ; and Me'Lsrs. Shepherd, Adlingtort, Gregory, Bedford-row, Lund,,n. Gabriel Abrahams, late of Falrr.outli, merchant, March 11, 12, and April 11, at twelve, at 'the Commt rcial Rootr.s, Bri.,tol. Attornies, Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol; and Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basing hall-street, Lond , .n. Hopkin Eustanc• - , of Llandafr, mul!Fter, March 11, 12, and April 11, at twelve, at the Coniniercial Brittol. Attor titis, Mr. Edward Stephens, Bristol; and Messrs. Sweet and Stokes, Basinghall-street, London. F.bent zer Browne, of Bradtord, Wilts, clothier, March 16, a! frur, 17, and April 11 , at ele ven, at the Killg's Arms Inn, Melkshani, Wilts. Attornies, Irowd and Co. Serle-street, Litwoln's Inn, London; and Messrs. G. and F. Monte, Meissliam Wilts. Wiiliam Whitehead, of Lacehy, Lincoln, draper. March 6, and April 11, at eleven, at the White fait Tavern, Kingston-upon-Hull. Attornies, Mr. W. Rosser, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London ; and Sandwith, John Beck, of St. Ives, 1-luntitlgclon, ironmonger, March 16, at four,- 17, and April 11, at ten, at the Unicorn, Sr..lves, Huntindon. Attor - *lies, Mr. fisher, St. Ives ; and Mr. M anus, Chaneer London. Samuel Walton, of Farsely, Calverley, bng-miller, March 5,6, at eleven, and April 11, at two, at the Bull and Mouth Inn, Leeds. Attornies, Mr. Speight, Leeds; and Mr. Battye, Chan cery-lane, London. Samuel Part, of Atherton, Lancaster, cotton-manufacturer, March iO, 20 and ril 11, at three, at the Bridge Inn, Bolton, York. Attorni es, Mr Ap . Meddowcroft, Gray's Inn, London ; and Ralph Board- Man, Bolton. CERTIFICATES, MA R cit 21. Thomas Pettitt, of V'itney, Oxford, leather- Iresser.—lkobert Diekin lon, of Fore-street, Limehouse, dealers in iron tanks.—Robert Smith, of Hedon in Holderness, York, grocer.—George 'Wharton, of Northouram, York, calico manufacturer. —Isaac Horrel, of Henny, Essex, miller. — Timothy Webb, of Hereford, fi.lx-dresser.—Williazn Haiku, of Wolver. hainpton, Stafford, wollen yarn-spinner..-3enjamin Nave, l.:te of Cloak- L9ndon, merchant.—William Manning, of Boston, Lincoln, btr..w-m.nufacturcr.—Robert Savage, of Lower Islington, victualler. of Shadwtlionooe y-scrivener.—Thomas Blake, of Vlingwo4a, Haats, sacikr. 11E131!0,11.'1) ,1 ItY ; pR EPHENIERIS FOR THE WEEK. MARCH XXXI. Days. This month is the third of the year according to the Roman ed calend the ar. it a,) i .ears, that Romulus, when he divided the year, reckon this calVd it by the name ot his stippsed father, Mars; but seve ral nations of the Latium, adopted another order of months, as Ovid plentions in his Fasti." Pttrhaps this month was originally placed un iuer tite protection of the God of War, on account of the season becoming more fit fir :wi!Ae expeditions. The greatest part of the month is un tier Pisces, and on the COth, the S u n enters the sign 'fries, and an..k es the Vet !nal t quinox. 1. "isti E. R D DA ••••=l.lle EpiSt. F.phes. 5.1. Gasp. St. Luke.. 14. Si. David; he was arclibb.hop of a city in Pembrokeshire, i cared idouwia, which now bears his name, and lived in the time of king Arthur, who is St!id . to have been his nephew. He was eminent for his reli t ;io us and patriotic virtues in the middle of the Gill century. This day atinually comme morated in Wales, as well as in othe r plaees,by Welsh families, f.stiv.il tin I.or.don, the Welsh people walk in procession to the church of St. Martin-hi-t he-Fields, where prayers are read in their Iserpacuiar tongue, and the ceremony, which is attended by many noble• pleb and g entlemen originally from that country, is, ot course, tollowed by a good dinner at the Crown and Anchor. The custom; of wearing leeks on that day is supposed to hive oriOnated from, and kept in re- Inen3br4ncr.of a great victory-obtained by the Welsh army over the Salon invaders, They seem to hive agreed before the battle, to lit leeks in their hate in order to be better known to each other in the affray ; this 4141)eing , ficcidentaPy at hand in a geld near the spot whett. the mighty . c; was to fat , 00, sad the only thug 04 Could taUll4l4 a to THF NATIONAL REGISTFX M ARM 1 answer their purpose. This day was also a day of great Ceremony amongst the Roman matrons , who used to send small presents to each other, as we still do at the beginning of our civil year, between Christmas and the first of January. 1711. The tint number of the " Spectator" was published. The San ristst at 6h. S6m. sets at sh. 24tn. 2. Monday.-St. Chad, bishop of Litchfield. He lived about 639 of the Christian era. Wulphur, king of Mercia, and a higotted pagan, hay it g found two of his sons, in company with the holy man, and converted . to the faith of Christ, put himself into such a rage, that, forgetting the feelings of a father, he slew them both in his presence. The Roman mir ' tyrologisrs, give for this day, the names of two martyrs, St. Jovinus and St. Basileus. 1711. France had to deplore the death of Boileau Despreaux, the celebrated satyrist. His 46 Art Poetique," and his " Lutrin," will be read with interest and pleasure as long as the French language will be known in any part of the sorld. 1788. The German Muse strewed with flowers tke tomb of Solomon Gesner, the author of "'The Death of Abel," and of several other elegant pastoral poems. 1791. Died, the celebrated John Wesley, so much admixed and so justly regretted by the sect called " Methodists." 1797. Death of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford. 180'2. Death of Francis Duke ot Bedford. 3. Tuesdny.-The martyrdom of St. Hemisterius and his companions. 1792. Death of Robert Adam. the eminent architect, whose refined taste, and unabated study of antique models, produced a total change in the architecture of this country. The Sun rises at 6h. 32m. sets at 511. 28m. • 4. Wedarsilay-St. Casimir, son of Casimir . King of Poland, who, amidst all the enticements and pleasures ot the court, lived with the austerity of a Cenobite, he died in 1493. Also St. Lucius, pope and martyr, who was put to death under the emperor Valerian, anno 233. 1461. Henry . VI. deposed, and Edward IV. proclaimed king, by the intrigues of the earl of Warw ick, called the King Maker. The Sun rises at (an Sent. sets at 511. 30m. 5. Thursday.-Martyrilam of St. Eusebius and his companions.- 1778. Death of Dr. Arne, whos emusi compositions are still admired, and will be justly esteia'n ed, as ng as taste in Music will exist The Sun rises at 6b. 28m. sets at sh. 32m. 6. Friday.-St. Victor and St. Victorious, _ martyrs. It must be ob fs. reed, that when the persecution raged under the direction of several emperors, numberless bodies of martyrs were thrown awa promiscuous or by name, bye whose tho ly, without being even k nown p ersonalll4 zeal picked them up , in the dark to give them a decent laurial, and to weep over them. Hence it happened , that when these anonymous bodies were found in the catacombs, as there was no doubt of their having suf fered death for the Christian faith, the popes successively gave them I ;name% in order that they might be placeil in the martyrology. Hence \ I also the similarity of names amongst martyrs. and often the simple no- I li ce taken of their companions and partakers in the glory of their death. The Sun rises at 6h. 26m. sets at sh. 24m.-Last quarter of the Moon at 10 in the Morning. 7. Satnrday.--St. Thomas of Aquin o, in Italy ; in his younger years, be took the habits of the Dominicans, and persisted in his calling, in spite of the endeavours of his friends to dissuade him. His talents were so etidnent, his learning so extensive,that he was called the AngelicaLDoctOr. He died in the year 1274. Also two young women of Africa, called Perpetua and Felicitas; having refuted - to sacrifice to the Gods of '.lte Heathens, they were throWn into prison, where they experienced all kinds of cruelties. Not satisfied with this, their persecutors brought them both to the amphitheatre of Carthage, where they were exposed to the fury of wild beasts , an d, as their names seemed to imply, received the crown of " Perpetual Felicity." 1810. The death of Admiral Lord Collingwood. The Sun rises at 6h. 21m. sets at sh. 26m.-The days are increased 3h. 24m. ___..._.-...--------- PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock . . , 2303 Old Annuities • . 61 1 3 per Cent. Red. Ann. - 62 1; Imperial Ann. for 25 years 5 1 . 9-1 6 S per Cent Consol. Ann.. 6178 4, India Bonds . . . 14 15 Im. 4 per Cents. • • . Exchequer-Bills, Sd. . IS 2 on. 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. 921 Ditto, 3! d. . . 3.). 4 pm. Long Ann. . .. . 1 . 61 5-16 i Consuls fur February . . 1 TUE NATIONAL ItEtaSTER. 3Lonclit. SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1812. THE KING. The following Bulletin was • shown at St. James's Pa.- lace but Sunday ; K VIA 114 it CASTIAI Fta.tit?••••liii MAMTI COntint)es PCarly ,tl4. sacra= state.", , - 1 ' '~,