JUNEfi6. Bum itTON, ...lust!. !s is now certain that• the Allied Sove rcigna visit this place o; S. , tordayevering, cr early on Sunday next. (ieneialimincld airi%ed inght, and great piepar alum; are going torward rt site Pavilion. The Royal Part:, Wail, previous to their arival here, pay a skit to the Duke of Richmond. at Good. wod, with %.lioni they hrvakia.st m Saturo.ky. His Grace the 1)oke of Norfoik arr;vecl at the Castle 'raven' this day, aiud pro e:•eded aftcr dinner to Lewes. Gif.T.ANTItY OF 111,UCITuit.--After the dinner at Freemason's Tavern to %%lite , . : mother .vas invited, on tetiritte. he found the anti eitatnner fi;:etl with holies, at riot , to see ['int.—They press ed eao,t rls rpund, so as to uhstract his pa..ate. It immedi Itely occurred to the t.t.. l !.s.tt veteran, ant if he were to kiss oec oP two tilt• e!.vev tak e anti lie irunethately practised this 111: , "te. 1 % le. !lot tte •• aver was .1) much out in h;s Lie tea--Zhey ofily ndvo: evd the elect 1, n;lt cavil v t".adeseertlingl . !avotired Lint with '4 -a!i4te. ~t COlott 'it 1% ills this they exact. act! hint with an en!.ait .ye Anir , thing which Va. • tiit t ,;:t presetve as a relique and a :Is' nt-oto of the ravonr, and net pint , :e presented it%tif as foti.istn: - .J the doideratant. The L:ttlan• veteran act..-..ri:ingly iirost nteri It to them, and tt.ey divined it piece-meal utnoi g them, On • Otte'. inLt pct , r !Uncle( r has to tl e vets. stem. He h.iti an inunettse levee of eleszw.t f nudes on TIIC-I! \ at his an;,rtmi tat.. in St. Limes's. ‘..itotit he received most eracion-lv, sitakilg hant:s with coto.t , and kissing others. They had heard, no doubt of the business o4"111 ursd THE II En1)011i11).41?Y. Citv, thy straining eye Ti, view the strf tctllH'! Inndseap tt,ev lie, In min) , an ample s.' ••p ref rv , rvitte er-nn(l, NVith all ae flack , and herds titzt graze around. 124. 71,ird guar/rig eftererria;ty.—AleollinE Le.Arnes ore from 114 3u mii-1 2, and Ltile 9 ; !!.(. enii: : ! fro.i. lst Saville! :hand Ephesiatts 3 —Sufi iges at 4:; minutes pmet 3, nod s. is !It 17 n.i , :sites rifler 8. 31.:nilaii.-I),tvligh now het sto decrease.--Adus sti .11 of Fel lows zool Sch Idrs ut 5i Jobo's C. liege, Oxford. Topvfaii.— Da% is 16 h. 32 In lona. firtlines:l,,y.--St. whose name sionifies a 'tine or rock, was horn at Be.iisaidai, in CiaDilee. and was hrooeht ii' to Jens bt his I rather kndiew. was •iiv..erviv attached to his Divine Master, not wiihi,tanditiff his denial of him. Peter has hero styled the " mouth of the Apostles," heir,g most forward t. proiesii hi, belief in Christ ; haviou preached the first sermon after the Redeemer's Ascension, when three thousand were converted. 11e underwent the death of the cross, about the year 69, suffering with his heft" downwards, and sayior that he was unworthy to he crucified as his Master was r' Peter wrote tAo Epistles, in tie years 61 and 67, which make part of the Scripture Can, n. St. Peter's Church, a Rome, is the lin rest huild;ne of the kind . and it is well known what extravaeant claims the Roman Catholics wo s i ld .:!educe from loin —La-t Day of 'trinity Term. 30. ThurFday —Exeter and Wadloon College Eh ctiuns. JULY. 1. f'riday.—July takes its appelation from the added name of C. evevir, wns born in this month. 2. Sat , midy.—Visitation of the Virgin IVLIrv. Urban fir.t caum.(l thi s rereonutv, iu env-me:nom/inn of the Visit ma& by Mary to her cou.in I.l3z:tbeth ; and the council of Basil, in the 15th century, decreed it• pept•titit. Full Moron, this day, at 37 minutes past 4 o'cl..ck in the afternoon. —Sun rises at 3 h. 46 m : sets at 8 h. 14 m. R LIST'S CA L END A 11. T,aving and piping may be rrtorrned in carnations. pinks, cloves, and the shoots of Cu rioo- roses and es , ercreens. _Stake flower-plants, especially those of tuVer growth.—Tnheroi.s 110:if flowering, %%hose stalks and leaves decay, sh old he tplen up for ieptantine.—Weed and roll walks.—Propagate the hothouse plants, either by seed, suckers, cuttings, slips, layers, or off•sers. . lIIGI'.WM'ER AT LONI)ON-BRIDGE. Morning. Afternoon 8 11. 52 m. • . 9 li. 51 m. 10 h. 49 in. 11 h. 46 m. It h. 14 in JULY. Days. '26. (z 7. l/4 28. 1)9 . So 4 I . Ih. bip». I h. 53 IQ 1 h "9m. ft h. 17 m. n• TIER NATIONAL REGISTER. SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. 411 This Gazette contains a return of nine vessels eilipttired and dew tauter! by Ilie ships and r the command of Rear-Admiral Sir F. Laforey.—Ako congratulatory addresses to the Prince Regent front !t:L city of Dublin and boi ough of Harwich.' BANKRUPTS. J. Horigcon and E. Pearson, ot Liverpool, merchants, to surrender July ' 75. and Angtict 6, at one, at the King's Artlll9, Live+ pool. At tansies, Measrs. Cooper and Lowe, Southampton buildings, Chan cery Line, London ; (I Messrs. erred and Baines, Exchange alley, 1 iverpo , .l. _ _ _ T. Taylor, of CheS -. !er,' comb maker, July 18 * 1% and Ang. 6, at eleven, at the Eatiter's Inn, Che.ter. Attornies, hir. Thomas, Cheiiter ; Lino Mr Huxley, Temple, London, P. Martin, of Oxford street, bookseller, July 2, 10, and Aug. 6, at t el vu, Gailuhail. Attorney, Mr. Stesenton, Percy street, Tot. %•ntirt road. H. ilem►et t, of Bury street, St. Mary Axe, money scrivener, June 28, July iv, and Aug. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Eyles, a : fle street,,Hound.tli telt. J. Kenitoali, late of Monk's F.leigh, Suffolk, miller, July 1, at five, 2, and Aug. ti, at ten, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. At omics, air. Wayman, Bury St. Edmund's; and Messrs. Blagrave a::d Symond's Inn, Chancery lane, London. N. Brooks, of Oxford, col nfactor, July 13, at seven, 16, and Ant. 6, at eleven, at the Mitre Irm ' Oxford. Attornies, Mr. Nelson,• Temple, London ; and Mr. Gratiam, Abingdon. J. Daiwa,' and J. Young, of Hadderetield, York, woolstaplers, Jllly 8,9, and Aug. 6, at ten, at the White Lion Inn, Huddersfield. A ttornies, Mr. Allison, Huddersfield ; awl Messrs. Willis Fair thin ne, and Clarke, IVerenfiird court, Throtmorton-street, Lo ndon. R. HabiNiaw, of Blackburn, Lancaster, linen draper, July at five. ;18. at ten, and Aug. 6, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn,•Black burn. A!tornies. Mr. Dewliurst, Blackburn; and Mr. Blakeloek, seeicaniN Inn, Fleet street, London. - W. Morris, of Lutterworth, Leicester, cattle dealer, July 7,8, and Aug. 6, at eleven, at the Hind Inn, Lutterworth. Attornies, Mek•rs. Long and Austen, Holborn court, Gray's Inn, London ; and Air. Palmer, Lutterwm J. Evans, late of Tetbury, Gloucester, wine merchant, July 7, at the, 8, and Aug. 6, at nine, at the White Hart Inn, Tetnnry. At:critics, Messr, , . Letall and Paid, Tetbury ; and Messrs. Long and Austen, Grad's Inn, Lonlon. T. Merrieks, of Liverpool, Lancaster, builder, July 7, 8, and Aug. 6, at eleven, at the George Inn, Liverpool. Anomie:, Mr. Deni son, Castle•street, Liverpool; and Messrs. Atkinson, Wilde, and Maekarall, Chaneery-lan-, London. W. Amor, of North Netherton, Somerset, dealer, July 8,9, and Ang. 6, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Chard. Anomie', Mr. BMII. den, Chard ; and Mr. Worry, New Inn, London. W. Lewis, of Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriar's road, June 28, JWy 9, and Aug. 6, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lee, Three Crown court, Southwark. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. ton Dolt, SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1814. THE PRINCE OF ()R INGE AND PRINCESS CHARLOTTE OF %V %LES. The hope that the downfall of continental despotism and the pacification of the world should be followed by the nup tials f)f the Heiress of the English Throne with the Ileredil tarp• Prince of Orange, is passed. At the Very time when the nation, informed rind approving of the proposed union, ex pected the sinnatnre of the deeds which were to render it lasting, the intelligence of its rupture has created no small astonishment. To pretend to dive into the reasons which have actuated the young Princess in rejecting the ran, her lover, would be, we think, both useless and presum on*. We leave that task to the daily Journalists, who, will be seen I , v the following extracts, have not been nd of as it at a-