The National Register. — London, England, 1819-05-10 00:00:00

1 .4 postocr. LONDDN, MONDAY. MAY 10. Three et:lock, p as. The Pat is rapse4 of Thursday arrived yesterday, 'but they are destitute of news.. Wednesday the 'Ring heard Mass in his apartments. and afterwards held a Council of Ministers, at whieli he presided. .100 the stesuutption of the debate on the Project re. -sleeting the Journals, the Itcp , eter ucipliud, support ing the opittioa af ike Committee. '1 he Keerer of the Seals antteunced•that the Government were dis• posed oaly to rewire the declaration of one Proprie tor or Editor, area to dirininish the amount of secu - rite required liar the Departmental Jourcels, but he insisted, ea.nquiriog the amount of security us ori teinallf stated at l'aria,. and in the Departments of Stine et Oise, and Seine et Marne. M. M. Daunou, Benjamin Constant and De ('hauvelin, combatted the princilde _of security, whidi was supported iy M. Saint Aulaire, and the Keeper of the Seals. M. Meratry spoke in favour of the innondments pro porLd by the Committee. „The first article was emended by rendering it only necessary fiar the name • .of one Proprietor or Editor to be entered, together with the place where printed; sad the queitioes were then put as to the 'securities. The principle of 'security was agreed to by a large majority .(without . a scrutiny), and the amount was fixed for the daily Journals in Paris, and the two I)eparttnents above eneatiaaed„ae 10,00(4 hancri of rente ; and fur Jour nals not daily, and pe:iodical publications, 5000 francs; for daily Journals, in towns of upwards of .50,000 populattima, 11'50 francs; and in towns below 50,000, fur &tidy Journals, I.soo francs ; and for Joureala not daily, and periodical publications, 750 francs. .Theitiacusaien on the second and ful.lowing articles war Haioll2lloa till Wednesday. '1 he French . Five per Cents...left off on Wednesday at 66 tI 65 c. Bank Stock, 1.510 c. The Prinre Regent is expected in town to-mor row, should his RI TA Highness be sufficiently well • to hold a Levee on Thursday next. Prince Leopold is .expected In England- soon.after • the €2otit,iiististit. It is reported that the Earl of Fife is to hare the „green ribana vacant' ly vac death of the Duke of .13nceleugh. Mr. Grattan and Mr. Plunket have left town for 'Dublin. Ten of the Judges on Saturday sat in 'ldeate, in the Exchequer Chamber, to delibere.te upon Crown rases, naierced at the bite Assizes, and Did Bailey Sessions The Viet-Chancellor •Las at last been dICCOMMO dated with a.place to hold his Court in WcAmin, ?ter. His tiono“r evil' sit the remainder. of:the term in the old ['nose of Lords. • On Friday evening the Grasshopper, M. Captain Rairy Forbes, arsiyed st Portsmouth from B e rmuda, with his Encelleacy Sir James Cockburn, late Go vernor of that Island, who has returned home in ccosequence of his appointment to the office of Pay nmster of the Marines. Sir James is an elder bro ther cf Sir Ceorge Cockburn. Tns Eftsi CIRCASSIA N....) 1 )0U re-zoorideraiionoli • notion intruded in bare Oeen o aite for a .Haty, as t. (ep os In brim: op the Fair Circassian --.40 theCnun of King's Bench, has been abandoned as uut , nable ; the Persian Ambassador, therefore, remains in the foil enjoyment of hie national ;nit ilegvf,, • Letters hare been re.,-rived from several of the officers, 313%0 3ilti belonging in the expedition under Sir G. NlV.regor. .They are 4ated the lit March, from Atis-C.1144, and stale that ihey expected within one eck 80 rc len Glcir d, ruination on the Spanish Main. Tory hail been joined at slurs-Cayes by tlie late Giver ..ll.4 of Qv:linen:l, ant: (sum the inforiti.ttion which lie • 1:01141616;:liCAleli. it hall 4wett resolved by fir G. M.G re4 ,,, land•in she itutnetinitaviciaity of that place. Moat of itteSpoitiolt troops in the istierror of the province had brcudraNpthtetl tuteinforce Veneautkat and the gas rison left its Carthagens, itichwliug the sick, . did not exceed SOO wen. '!'lsere has been less fluctuation in the funds during the past week than is generally experienced on the« e eif hurl ortaut financial oreralions : the variation scarcely . ext-erridig tine. pet cent.: the luwest price of Consols . his been 714, sud the highest 714. Thr.quotation for . a—uory. sti awe 26Lii ittAttrit it the saute, while the tea- TITE RtGISTInt. tionat",m for the July account is only 7, per cent. The ittacertainty as to the extent of she loan is as great as ever; Mit it is expected with much confidence in the city, that the budget wilt be browgitt not, anti she laan contracted em , its the interval between the itittli and vitt) of the present month. The foreign exehange, par ticularly with Paris, rose both on Tuesday and Friday. Very large sales, we understand, are now making of French stozki said to be•with a slew to render the pus., duce available to the loam It is surmised, that a great pontos* PA' Ate produce of these sales will be remitted to this country in silver. The fact is well known, that large•impurristmis of that metal have taken place frosts 'France, and more ire expected. Our eminent house in the city had cans'inanents• last week to the value of 301,0001 sterling. Sp3riing Istelligesee—:turner, who contended with so much skill and bravery against !Undid for the-lung time of two hours and twenty-two minutes, is•matched with Cy Davis, the " ppty Bristol Boy," for 100 guineas aside, , to fight within 30 miles of London, In a 111 tiet ling—half initiate time—a fair stand up light—to take place on Thursday ibe 17th of June. Ilavis, from the quick mode with which he sconquerel the scientific Balm) at Rick mansworth, made; a consWrable impression upon the as but the friends of Turner immedi ately ttitered the odds of guineas to poundsupon him. It is expected to prove a sporting Donnelly oad 'o:iver meet on Tuesday night to sign their articles of agreement respecting their great combat in July for. 2001. a side. Donnelly -con-be backed to any.amount by his countrvisen.— Six to four it •betted freely in favour of the Giant .1 against Shelton ; but the-latter is confident •tif sue cese.—Shelton is stanch improved ; bat it is fighting up hill against two stone weight. M at re o lAL Lorrear.—Wedoresday the sth day . of t 1 av, according to annual custom, Li mbs. the will o f N 1 r. 11.3inr, formerly a brewer isiWaKing, six maidens educated in his hospital in 'Fawden-fields, Wapping, .act at she tritsaces-house, to .draw lots under the will of the f lets, Orr a prize of IG6i. as a marriage por tion. Tate husband of the successful candidate must be a mechanic, beloaging to -the parishes of St. John, Wap ping, St. Georges in the Las!, oPtit. Paul, Shadwell; tie must hot be a sailor e suldier, or wateriness, and he must have tessisnonials of Iris charac:cr. 'The ruing woman must have attained the age of 21, and have beers iii one place three years as a stream with strict , propriety. Busriciort 0/ MOIDER.—About six oclotk on Thursday morning, the lrsly of the deputy watch • house keeper of Saint Mary-le-bone parish, was Found drowned in the Canal in the Regent's Park. He bat his Lands strongly tied with a cord behind his back, from whic't circumstance it is supposed he had been robbed and murdered ; the boly was in so putrid a state drat if there bud been any marks of violence they could not be discouved. He bad been isix<ing a fortnight, in consequence of which post ing-bills were put tip all over the town describing his person, and offering a reward {or his discovery :stead or alive. The body writ: removed to the Jews Harp for the Coroner's Inquest. week, at Little Althoff, in Norfolk, a boy, shout 12 . sears old, *was in the act•of lowering a bucket down a ',arrow well, 30 •fx et deef, when intending to bleady it, m tr-reactord bouself, and &•II in with his 'seed fit st ; a bide girl standing 11 ran in and told his aunt, whoinst]ntlye4ll4e of his a•sistatree. Obstrting he had taken hold of the chain. she drew him top half way. When the boy, through fear and loss of ...strength. kit hold and was precipitated again to the Ifra:totu.; Isis stint iffs , srtily re-lowered the bucket, which lie snatched hold of, and was drawn up without receiving the least injury. Ti r Ma. At ritn!wieh, the lady of H. Olaaht 4;4 ..enct. of a wen lel Lower Brook.si s ere, the ut the Night Hun. 'rhos. E i skii.e, of a ilAtigleter, *bleb Kole rived leer birth unly • few sssss rs—Mta. Thotnms, of Dean.atteet, South*** k, of 4 thatafifiler. glOarria. At St. Move's, Hart-otreer,C. Mweortney, etq. of Dn lr lin, to .1•111. daughter of the 141 r J. Mayne, esq. of Hon disras—Al Uselttriliant, John Jenk) to, I pg. of the Inner Temple, la event, eldest daughter of G. theliner, esti, of Westeaustie-lionse, Stnnerset.—At St. Gabriel Frorhineb, Mr. W. Brown. in Elizabeth, eblest daughter ut TI 4111WSONy esq. of Fen-court—At Deinfos 11, Mr. J. Cain is( Islington, to bliss Jane Haim Siottmrk, of the roomer place —At Kingston of Thames, H. Hellingliam, 4 aq. ( WM, ightun, to Miss Elisabeth Marie Row Ils, of the fanner place—At Hackney, J. sills, esq. to Catharine, widow oldie late W. Poulton, mod youngest slaughter of J. ./or en, erg. of Maidenhead. —A t St. A entreses, Holintirs. Mr. Hooper, wholesale ctitifeetiniier,. High Holborn, to Miss gait'', the daughter of Mr. Swill, poi ruiner, of the saute place. Dial. At Sydenham, Kent, J. Yeatherd, mi. axed 78,—A ft er d a y s . Ma r a', is, Si. James's-place, K. Lyster, of j{,,in sell-easter, .!•hrop.ilis iv, Ofle of olio reprrwntati•ra for Bisaltion. nitric lin bird resided. a abo,l time fur Um benefit of his health, Mr. J. Irwin. of (Woo J• *tenet, axed 61—bliss ttareiett Owen, of Desonahire• street, Po►tland•placr—At Stoke next Guildford, 11. Glebe, req. late ut the AwNit-ufiict, sumerpet. plat e—At Oral's Oak, near Chesitant, litrto, W. H. Audnison, esq. of teio laic A. Anikranis, t sq. or Clu:1, Nut 111 13 ritat!ti. MAY 1 Lonbcnt iiaartirts. CORN EXCHANGE. WEDNtanar. MA We hare had very few arrivals of W: heat since M011(1111 our own 'trust, but whut appeared met very dull sale at that prices ii.srlcy i, also istsconsissunly dull in sale. and bard, ports our last priers. !n Oats. Peas. Beans , and other arts, there is no alteration in peke., and seare.dy uny thing doing &lapse anieltai. CORN EXCIIANGE, f?tt rimy, MA/ The ;apply of Wheat was very small since Mondsy, and appeared nut heavy sale et that day's prices. Fine Barley ports Monday's priors, imd b ut li ne business doing. Oatt .4 . 10U1 is to 24. per qt. lower, and dull sale at that reduction. Maus. Peas, and other articles, thew is no altcration.—F, has fallen ss. per sack. CORN-EXCIIA:NGE. Monday. May 10. The supply of Wheat wits very small this valorising, and the sales of that am.ele were uncommonly heavy; the prune samplei from Kent and Essex. however, obtai,.cd our last prices. We have I sevetal arrival, of Barley from abtord, het that article is also very ,dull in sale at last week's lances. Peas,tred Beans anaintaia last Monday's prices although there is little busint.l doing. No alteration in the price of other articles. CURRENT MI 'Pea Red Wheat White Bye Bratsk. nr Beek Wiseut Barley Pale Mat Feed Oat* Brew of Poland do. New Ile' Is•Betios Old ditto New Pigeon ditto Boiling Prase Grey Pease Rapeseed iser last [WS OF (MAIN FOR THE WEEK, hewer hirwoure of Eight Bushels. MU /IDA Y. W CU* LSD. I 1 SlDir• S. S. S. C.' Se a. •62 a 6a G 2 a 68 62 a 68 .66 a 16 1 Gs a 1.; 65 a 26 142 a 43 42 a 43 ) 42 a 45 40 a 44 33 Y 39 63 a 64 VO a 37 VII a 30 36 a 43 Cy a 50 42 a 46 51 a 4.i 401. a Cif. 40 a 44 SI a 36 63 a Os WO a 26 23 a 29 $ 6 a 41 45 a 50 4' a 48 18 a 48 401. a 441., 40 a 43 SS a 4u 63 a 68 20 a 27 VS a 28 36 a 45 a 45 a 50 42 at 4ii So a 4S 401 u 44/. AVER %GE PRICP-OF CORN, Per alarter, of flee Twelve Maritime •Distrierx ,r 0 ENGLAND and WALES, for the `Week • 'Aiding MIA' Ist, extracted frutn •tiatu.da)'s Gazette. Wheat... 741 SI I 413 lld I Beans ll3s 5.1 e 484 7.11.04%., . so. 04 1 Pease 6116 041 BROWN OR MUSCOVADO SUGAR. Averaze made from the Rename ix the Week 'tattling Wed oewiat• Itt.t, 411 I}d, I er cert. enrin►iee of time. OF FLOUR, Per Sack ui Five 0.1,11e1P, or 2410114. Alimmiay. S. X. 51..ifilay. P. P. Fine:lF:oo*h Fluur 1)5 a Kul Amerie•n•Flnur ... 44 a 46 Sec.ifttlP &no .... 50 • 65 per Barrel of I RRKAII, sod. to ) t. ji IPI. for 9..mrtem 5.9111'111.1!•:/.0 MAIMEt. PRIOAT. MAY 7.—We itad s good supply sar prime beasts M market this, snorning, which were brisk in sale, and cheape•. The show of Sixep war abundant, and the prices of Monday were fully supported. Veal wept off very Mirk. but at lower prices than on Monday. Pork remains nos•inally at our last prices.—The business in the Hay lisatket we.; very dull, ard only the prices of last week can b- mimed for I lay, Closet, and Straw, as there is but very little business doing in the Hay- MONDAY. MAY 10.—We had but a-tery small supply of prime beasts at market this day, which was rely heavy sale at our last prices. The sliew of Sceep was al6o snrill, butiprices higher, and little business doing in that article. Veal and Po:k remain nominally at our last quorations.,esid very dull in sale.— blisine. is the Hay-market Wile rather brisk. and 'bat wi de a tide IM;lite. Clover-supports last week's prices, and goes off better. Straw remains nominally as per last quotations. Subjoined is a correct statement of the numbers and prices at reasitet : 1%1(.1. of M EAT, exclurive of the t)ral. *loch con.t.t. !lead, Eitirrit.,6tol awl is *unit about Id. per 11).—Per stone oI ttlh. 31 , ,NDAY. T7IIIA V. Ilea 4. 6.1 tubs ''4d Beef 4. ed to V. 21 Nliottoti 4; 8d •to St 8.1 Siiitlntr 5* VJ to 7: (1.1 Limb 64 thl to 7+ 4.1 Lamb IS+ 0.1 to 7. 41 Vid 3, in to 6+ lid ; Veal 51 tu O. 61 1 1 . , rk Si 0.1 to •V. 8.1 1 Pork 6; Od to 8. 81 Head to Cattle at M a rti( t. nasal or tattle at Al.rkei. Beton& . . 2.1401 Beast. . . . .740 Sheep and Lambs . 11,600 Sleep and Latish+ Pigs . . . Y3O 1 Pigs Calves • MU Calves Hay Clu. a 500 Ibo 130 Straw HAY-MARKET. - - - Ae.s 0 0 to A 0 10 0 - - - - t 6 0 0 t.t iT 10'0 - 14 16 0 to 13 6 n 1%1U.: UF New Hap, per ewt. New Bar. 4 per ewt : K eui si e i t.. e I l : 154 Stu mm 41 15t to O Of Nevi I'..rkvt per rWto _ _ . Kent . 11 4 44 to 71 15. o..*.sex . 111 O. to 71 04 Sussex 61 104 to 61 144 I Fain,limn 61 1511 to 101 104 PRICES IPF TALLOW, Puicnov rersA.4.lBM. SOAP, he. par 11211,. 'Fossil Tallow 14, 6il 0. 011 Yellow Russia ;Is Od —s Od ►YLite ditto • Gls 04 —s lki Melted Stuff 00S oil Mk 1.1 Ditto 'tough QOs osl 3t3s till . 14. od 10. (41 Whitechapel Market 44 3d I St..laatias's Market 14 Id Clare. Market . :Os Od I 86 7.1 I Greaves . (.oml Dregs Average-4s. 341. turd Sou p Yellow Swop Mottled I Ss. 6d.—Moulds,' 14.. 0.1. ed fur ready inane,. Price of Candles, per dozen, 6el. rer ;towels rsUova 106. Pei 14,24 LONDON: Printed anti Posblsabed by the Pruprietor, JOHN TWIG(:, it t!•e ()Mee, It;, Fleet-Street, where all Letters to the Cc It.)r, &c. (rust-paid), must he al6Craocd. 0. T S. • Of sty fiwz tut day's cly sun. articles. Laing 14 AT 7. S. .nd wl.at ley sup- oats are " ium. 1 0 —Flout situati intptir that it Lowly the: col he gre hist 12 ht yond vcry f of ileac V !crecli Much real perly •~i fief whi the But not duel is no it h; A a part n the moth with of ti of a Pub] n on for tl else t in to may lion speni turd twin, ing, i mean tlifEci flue 1 4 itlici all a iiom then, opposi .nisen