AUGUST. 16. The Twelfth Sunday qlterl tinily. Epistle 2 ('ur. 3. •f. Gospel St. Mark, 7 31.—St. 14acintli, born in Pol mai, w• s aidinitied m.o the order of D./min:culls, by the launder binbelf, un uccuui.t id ii• woos an•l p 01111 bi Ilg diNpflbi t 1011 S ; he lived a Lief attztertly. prayer. n , l chain y, and died in the yeur 1.2..)7.-1763 The Da:Le 1 Rth day.-164te a Ret , ellion in lae!;:aul '2OO 0(10 people %%e:e Died Joseph Miller, a comedian, Letter l.n %%11 us J u e Miller, compiler of a lamoirs j.sa-bonk. Ihe Stm rises at 4 li. -13 min. sets at 7 h. 17 min. 17. lifondliy.—St. Mains , , a Alorrtyr, and St. Carliiman, a Con fessor of the Frith..-1808. A divibion of the French army in Portmgal by Sir Aithar Wellesley, now Lord Wellington and Duke of Ciudad Rudrigo.-17.0. The French Rep brie of Leoers mourned tor the de,th of Alidaine llmeier,' an einioelit translator of t. e best lireek and Latin au.horb.-178ti. Death of FTede:ick die Urtat, King 4-1 Titania. 5 . 64 TIM NATION: Tll lIEBDOM A DAR Y; OR, ErilElliftlS 111 E Wi:EK. Vie Sun rises at 4 h. 45 min. s-ts at 7 h. 15 win. 18. l'tosdey.—St. Agapl u' l who, ot the age of file n, of ter horsing been tormented most mue.ly by his pet - het:Mors, w:!s hei.etoled milder the reign of Aurelian in the year lltiZ ; alsa St. Helen, the Empress. oillirer of Constantine the Greta, by whose exertiar4 the cro".s upon ,hich our S.‘i or starred an iguolai..i It 4 w 2 1 .4 tlit.covered. She tiled, Alum Discovete of the 1•1 , Eil ill St. litlctia, in the Atlantic Oreatt. - 1303. Death 4.f James Prattle, L L.D. The Sim rin-i at 4 h. 47iui.l. Clt* et 7 h. 1.3 min. 19. Walsiesdatt--St. L-uis, Bishop and Confer:Nor —ITS?. The Ri, al Geurite..d 201 pun. •insk (41Sritheail, when Admiral Kempen forit, 4(H) st.:tnie:l. aii , l (.200 ‘v onir is , prrWlvd,-179 . :). n -nth or Poo. Pius VI. ; be was made Kis•iticr in Runic by the Freact io 179 R. The Sun riles at 4 h. 45 ,nin. set. at 7'h. 11 20. Th urs d a y.—Sr. Pernard, first Abbot, and founder el* the rele• btated Otder of Citeal.x and Cluny, in France. Ile was born in Ma gna ly, and ester having given etbreeed proofs of learning tied at the age of (i 3, in 1153. Ihe Beritardirie Order i•preacl soon b'ter his 'Nadi, through all Europe, and prod uce d a g r eat itri of tacit di•tinguisl.ed lirr their extenlve knowledge awl exertions in the republic of letters, and .4 female conol it e s, w h, ) gave a t li mes man y pools of virtue —1599. Janie) Vt. of Scotland. afterwards James I. id England, as married to Anne, datiliter of Frederic!; 11. King of I)erimarx.--11572. he Witt ) and I.is Lcoll.cr, were torn into acs dt the 11.4ite by a Dutch The Sun rises at 4 li. 50 min. sets at I h. 10 unin. el. Friday.—St. Pirates, rishor and hlartyr.-1765. The 1111“... of Clareoce's birth-flay. On this day, aceorchug to the reckoning of an cient -astruno.aers. the Sun riveted the sien Virgo. The ein's'eits this sign is no other. than the allegory 't ' Ceres, the fabled g .ddess ot h•lsrest, and apitroprilltely answers to this preei-e d of the year when the husbandman into at last the trait or his exeith,m=, ! brink,. home the exiwocd rev.ard of h s ttosood Ittho.o.-I:Nis.. A), r\ Queen of 64.;0tg, arrived at Leith, i.t Scotian/I, f rom fraelee, %%1;4- 0 wintiitty tviited with extreme D...ith of Lady M. ry NI istagur, a W. mass %% 1: 11 known talonts and 4now- Ird- , e.—P“)..2. Camaro' siF•emede•l vs i:h a balloon and parachute. Tve sun rises at 4 It. h I inin. sets an 7 h. C aria. • S'fvord,zy. St 7iniotiieti4, t us; and Sytriphoriantis, who, f.r tl e'r o; 9 l,•ssi og tee Je so ., %ere liiu . d Vv Os , lIU St en:pi to.me.:!, and received ILe crown of swirtyrdoiii, so. is re .war4l it as! , ui i i.Le patience —118.). ilonry VII. succeeded to 11.eurd ill. who wisi il. ic , l at the hat: le of .I;o%vr,i 04--1796. Ge •:ai Jornatt witls the loss of 7.1,03 turn.--1793. Etionaparte lands its Frill. 15:13. The I)4e of Northatitherlinol, latt.cr to Lurt Lne Gray, waa. executed.-177a Death of George Lord Lit:l6ton. The Inn rises at 4. h. 54 'es at 7 li. 6 min. Full Dlu n, at 3 id the af;gr►ioul'. H 1614 ♦VATS AT LONDON BitIME TO CORILESPDNDENTS AND THE PUBLIC. ON T. - silt us plisitively resume Till PeLetr in our next A RI() Nn.ky Enir in N of tins Palter e 4 minted tUr the use nl Cotmq Residents. contninine the hew• op to three o'clock in the ai , erpi n 1 , „f pnloitcation; ill the London Markets, nice of Socks Jo). il.e e l : , E xc h ange , Cr)'ds Imported :lc &c.—Sent to mov art ~t k , c United Kitigtkmi a pobtagg- free, at Ws. Sd. per tpt.rter.—A (in nil paid in ad%anco. or a refertnee I otidttn PRICN OF ST')CKS F.STERDAY per Cent.Ctossoli per Ceitt. Reduced a • Con-el. for Acct 4 per Crati. -4i 014.e1at11 II pr THE N,kTIONAL REGISTER. Os Smts, .‘ s . Maaday - ~ ... Ttieklay .1. WAsteadzy • • . • • ••• 0000 9 • .. PAM ° . .... Saturday.... iH7^MIDI: ;nn $ ....I ....I • ... ..., 1 fi kiNING , va „tier .... lo --- So 11 wi Id ...; ..„ -1 19 .t.; . AL RFC; ISTF R, AUG. 1(7. Sri Nall', AI 'G tIcT 16. COMPLETF. coNmltn.trioN of THE GRFAr VECTo!ly.— ARRIVAL OF' LOllO CLAN FON %UM 11E. FR 3.11 LOUD wELLINGFON. Comments must give way to feel:ng and exolta i•tt on aft flouncing the full and official cootilio-:•ion of 0 , e of the greatest victories ever gained by Our country. The French have at last been defeated in a mantic "phi h rPnee , s it imposible for them to conceal or repair their di co,n.i , ure, Hitherto they had attacked us, and when repelled, had saved appearances by an orderly retreat- Nov tinw have beet' asNailed, broken, and pursued with a r;t9idi , v which. has t!oubled the advantayss of victory, and the %vide r'.in of defeat. Upwaids of 14,0n0 men have been taken, killed and wounded. Our immoral Commander, who had freed Portugal from the Invader's yoke, has now mo:e than ha!f redeemed the independence of Spain. At eleven o'clock yesterday •morning the f.llowing com munication was made to a nation burning with hope, and, now glowing wi:h gtatitude and exultation : A telegraphic communication from Plymouth has an nounced the landing of Lord CLENTocr, with the oflici4 dispaches containing the details of the glorious victory over. MA RmoN T. The words of the telegraphic communica tion are—" A MOST COMPLETE VICTORY—THE ENEMY 1T AS LOST FULLY 14.1)no The French Generals BONNET an(l CARRIER both . dead. MA rtmoNT wounded, reported dead. The loss of the combined army 3500, including Gen. .1.4 MARcu As r killed; and Generals BELL ESFORD and COLE wounded, both dangercAlisly." " The Searlower is arrived at Falmouth with Lord Wm.- N GT ON% dispatches." Previous ;o which the following Bulletin was issued. 131ILLETIN. " Horse Guards. Aug. li, 13 N. " A leitnr was this morning received by COL TORRENS, from it NICHOLAS TRANT, dated Oporto, scull July, in which he mentions that Lord CLINTON had been dispatcher! from the army on . the 25th, for Lisbon, with an account of Lord WELLty9Tom having obtained a decided victory over Marshal MARMONT, on the 22d of the same month. • " 'rhe British army had arrived at Arisellas, followed by the enemy. Lol WELLINGrorr seeing a favourable op pot tunity, halted his columns, and attacked with such vigotp,