OCT. 4. LetittottiNc twili t ; tin:Filed, Mr. Dickinson and CoOdnei Gorr Lingto,i stand!for..tiontersetshire Mr. Serjeatit Bes: ildi tiedare.l himself for Bridport. c o L gi ci Wortley it3s st.irted for the Lonnty of York : Mr. Lager!les withdraws. his in.-tension , , and starts for Pottiefrict., for which there ate thrile more Candidates, Lord Pullington, Mr. Mimes, and Mr. 140.1g10.'r. • Southimpton will. be a lively contest, as Mr. G. I: !lose, Mr. J. J ac k s on, Mr. Chambexleyn, Mr. IVortiuen veer fr it. Mr. • itinktimoit has. e tectil.ed Sandwicn.; ngt Mf. M•srr o yatt uirets • in his room. Ntr. and'Mt. Messier stand for Winchester; Sir R. Gamow retires. The C.hancellor hf the Eitchequet is to represent ttirtvidit, in t he rc ,. m „r tit:ski.o.t.tii. -Mr. H. Addington will' contittue to be the Other ite.,resen:oi!ste • M .eil)ent T;is lass RtiS:,Cll a Candidate for AitiP.::tone. 'Mr. lino wood declines •otEring for Kent, on actouut of ill E. Bryclges, Esti of Lee Priory,.tft.rs Canterhury k as do aIS.) f Baker art LuAtington.+Mr. T:t) lot lias reiintivished ) , :% r . 1:1'11011AUll :sti.i „ %; r 4cK on are attivety cAnvacsing the town c f D ov ' er . Mr. 1-1::;i4,-0;011 and two other Camtis'..;:e.:lre expected A shArp conte:',t ts ex . .4,..ct0l for 11-laltl , lo, n.; vv *NI r. Wt.stern has vithstrawsi lii::tbell thr...l%!i ;ow, _to st:ind,! . :?l* the County. Jr. Wilhei 1 ,rce ‘lnne• in tor I?,r;nt.hr. 'fi.- o.leG;tott tyy theca:ll.4y - of Essex -- 4.'..- - IYwnences Monday se'nn;ght ;- for th.: butouth of 'MA don. Mond.iy next,. borough at St. Alt,an's, Tre..cay General Sir Remiland Hill h:.i.s been - proposed. by his friends :IS C3ll - %ze tot LI C LOW ti of S!.rewshury. . Sir Ethvard..Knatchotili t.g.iitt ofrrs for the county of Kent ; and. Sir " 111441 Gem y lid) al—, mitionneed ois intention tor the county, hi the f toOM of :‘,l r...:•ticui: N0,.2, vr i ) ,,,f ec i m e, from 11.1 t w itch. A Gave:nal - h . :4n Candidate is expect.. 4 lox WestininAer. •, At a ntrilerans respftta:le !geeing, convenc lo ' by !=Public: ! ement. at the City ut Lonilol! Taver4l; Rishoilsore-street, on= •tti:' Ist of 0ct. ,. b.i.; for the ptirpose aro:meting the ,Lie.t imams s:etiting Mi. Alde• Mtn Com.e's Re..tiettiOn f..ir the !City of Lctidott; I intim ensuing Parli.un:tt,! Mr. A Idermait I) MV Itl. E iri It was rroroscd-hk - Aitterinall laS s UV A .lONATHAN SAUTH, and Resolved uminimstisly, That in rcraternbr.cit.e of the unanimous Vote of Th:inks passed to Ur. Ai:lerma t Comb by Cie City of Lonthin, at •the close of ins Office of Siterill, and of the iiiiiyersd apprObition !its cothiqt Lor.:W or, pa. tn:uldriy during. rite disturheiwes n. tiff;4 it y troin-ifie high pike f provisious, and on a revit w of fns tipriglit ;nal independ ent ti.lidtict in the ti-Ur last Ear rarnenrs wh-roin he most faithfully vines •rited the gs;...tcit Body of his Elect: - -rs, It is theolritiion of this Meeting' that idertnan Coombe rs a tit person to be continued tat toe 1. •preseatatiyes of 'tits City in Parliament. • .I'hat wet:o lutist cordially recoinineodett hitt, to the warm support of-oar Brothel Liverymen, and that we will, to the utmost of our power, us.! our best endeavours to promote awl Secure the worthy Alderman's Re-election. That the f krfgoing Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub. lilllc4in.the MA/111111g and ii:venirs Papers. • W. 1.1 ONI V 1 L I.E. C kiirtnan. The Chairman having left the Chair, it Vida Resolved Unanimously, 'Fast the Thanks of th:s Me4tinF Irt given to hint, itit his uniform, tiprie t h.,„ andiitnpartial condect on this occasion. To the WORTHY—INDEPENDE.NT LIVERY of LONDON. gent !eaten, Uy ttte Dissolution of Parliament, the tiltoice of your lZeprent- Eivs:s n ant House of 'Commons reverts to you, anti, in anxious soli eitedc for success, I take the liberty to Or opose myself again a Can n date fa your f<ivour . I hope that iny Lone.tict in the various -elevated and.distinguishen situations you have placed m, has w far "mil es " riry loyalty to itty Sovereigu, and my attachment to the geininitt princi Iles • of Consttiutioh, as to make any farther professions tilt:mot; to.you . onnei I . have becti many years in your service, !Wring which time, in mv Parliarnentaty conduct, I 'have consulted uo intercA but that of thZPublic, of.wlitchyou make so respectable a part ‘ nor have .1 courted any favour'but yours. Conscious of 'having hitherto date.my duty by you, nn , .: err r:specttullv and very earnestly solicit a renewal of your vontiltznce,. and 1 assure you. most seletunly, that if you shall think" aka wcathy of it, t will be faithful to theArtv.t you may repose in ate. With great respect; I haie the Inkiour to be, Gew kitten, Your Much obliged, and most obedient S':rvant, Sept. flO, 181°. 11. C. COMPE. Toe CAntinttee for conducting the Election of Mr. hien:pit Couthe will sit, daily, at the Guildhall Collet hous:, wner.e . communications will be thankfully received. N. H. The day of Election is fixed for tionday the sthor October', iztTwelye • • . -----t•~ THE NATIONAL REGISTER. -.~- I'll 6 liEI3DOIIADAR ; OR, EPHEMERIS OE' THE WEEK. S~ , OCIOI3EII. • ' 4. The Nineteenth &today after Trin;ta.—Epistle 4. 17. • Gospel St. Matt. 9. 1. St. Francis, born at at. itr ltaly ; his Gthet was a merchant, and he followed fur some time the same profession ; but. soon after, indulging his love for pi• ty to.d retirement, he left liis • . father's house, and it.stituted the ordei called after Ins name, Franciscan. His principles were founded owentire abregation ; and himself. at the head of his followers, made a vow of obeOieoce, poverty•and and or an entire renunciation of the world. Having seen his order es tHblished, and thriving apace, he eichart go a life ut .wonderful penance fur that of eternal Joy in the tear !6. The Sun rises at 6 - 11.19 min. sets at sh. 41 min. 5. Manday,—S. Mathis and ermpaninns. The first was a disciple of St. Benedict; and, tieing rent into Sicily, he found there a eithrch and a monastery near the For( of Messina; he:e ha,lived for soom time undisturbed ; but a cruel pirate. rind Ins .crew, pot fain and his :!iscinles to tin sword on alecomit of their faith in Christ, A. D. 1635. Old Tarr died, aged 02.—.179:3. Tlie Frer.ch Rept - bile allopts the ntw Calendar. • The him rises at 6 h. /1 twin sets at 3 11. 59 min. • New lions, at 3 in the idierporat. . • 6. Tursday.—St . .Faith, Virgin and Martyr. Tt has been dotffited by several writers whehkr this person ever existed; but the very tact of a church ha' in;; been built in Loudon, and di:dicated to tiii4 martyr, is a sufficient prOnf that her existence is beyond doubt. Some ecclesias tic4d historians are of opinion, that whei(the paces where .the martyrs , were promiscntrisly.hatied had been opened, and rOicks found of iese , who had died fur the belief in Wit, whor names %title , uninowni they ;aye them an arbitrary appellation; .rant they conclude that this vhreda int,v have ~0 .1 that:manner received the riase o .Faith. • .Also St.lirtuto; the ftninderlif t h e Carthusian Order.—l 794. Battle efiuliesi * gained by the Froleli.. • ; • • 'The Sun.rises ,it 611. 23 min. sets at 3 b. - 37 ' • 7. rVedueSday...--4. Marcus, sins successor' of S. S.:it/ester, in the'See of Rmire, in the time of Constantine, and administered that charge wit 3 gr, at fidelity , and zeal, and died in the year 536.---1:‘71. The fa mous biotic 'of Lepanto, r:liere the Tures lost 36,02' 0 men.--1745. Ve:;tte of •Aixda-Chapetlei-,47(Yi. • Death-of Zimmerman, the author of lhOugins on Soli Wk." The Sun rises at 6h. 24 min. sets at 5h.:3 6 - mitt. - a riursd , ry.—St. Bridget; she waitron in Swedeland, and was on piously 'educated, that Lithe car est .lays of her infancy site gave tile g reatest examples of virtue. Site instituted an order of none, and tra velled to Rome, and thence to Jerusalem, she rtu-41 in her return twine attcr a long sickness, -A. D. 137-3.--1702. Admiral iJenhow died.— Adtahlil Balclien was Lott. ue.,r Aiderney in the victory man of-•• arr. . . The Sunrises at 6 h.:'6 lain. Pets ft . t it h 3i min. 9. Friday.—St. Dray's, patron of France. It is not a , sc..rtaincd wlsee s 41ier Irezas the Areopogite of that flume, mentlimed by arA;ii r, nr lint ;. however, it seems tiat he wl% the arstle ot..the Pokiag-, ',reach:A • :the gtairel of GA to theta, and was tietteatl•dsi nil is the in' iolt hourlio..d of ',meta. From his ntsityrthnti:•stiet titht ,t his coOpanio u ns, 4 lie la i received the name of Absits Marty , On, two Moor ' =woe. He . was busit..l two 1,',.01..s Loin and * ctenyept ut 11 e .. neclictities were ,entr ,, sted with his rehelss., - rovul main, of the French ..lionarelt he,t a f01u.“%1 r c e t o n rie,; tji; i se blest Of the most untneourtattle 'threw /A , /1 1 ,iurtIrd rh,. I Joe of the dead. scattered she ‘i;ii...ruteti uners. end mated .the gold .ini ,river of the - shrines .of ki!1.44 to pay, the oho. 1411 ante ittoirtciiy.-151-1. Louis NLI. of .itsce ar.r.riem, at Yale, the i'm,eess Mury, drti;le.er to .Ikiliy V LI. of .s 44. The Suii tises at 6 It. I.'tl mitt. stt at 5 It. :iv mut' 10. Saturday..—it. Frireis de l'or3in, educate , ' in rlent 'piety by Ills fither, and unelvt this Oireeti , al ihe A cht.i.oion as sent to. Cue Court nr.Charles le.l nia!ri. (Lb t soon r h t v. It o w • u ‘r o f Jesu s, ittonii, n'etelly tie tattlers sit t t e society . . • esus; took tk.e habit, 4.'o , 4.ov:bine; and retired to an her ' mitaer. nliere,lre'Sulajected hirtkell to tn..: meanest otters of the house, her:get' aims ft.( r.Lle rtystilind catechised children. Itowever,.the gre4t and &write:Ai roptitattun e.f hie talents forced him out of this etireinent ; he prenctrii throut,h iilt Spain great success, and, atter •owiiig every wilere the •i-ft of piety and ether virtitvg, lie reaped li in hettten the g ewatAi cf his labouts, at a very : - *m rie ste.. d - 7 1794. I talen b j tholtwohltes.. . . The SuO . thies itt . 014 - so,:iiiiitolOre 5 Tits 30 rain. ..--.~ • iall