The National Register.
London, England, 1819-10-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY, OCI OBER 17, 1819.

should have let the laws fairly and fully take their
course, and have aided instead of doing any thing
which would either retard or influecce their impar-
tial execution. Meetings contirue to be held
throughout the kingdom, for various objects. Gene-
rally indeed for the wise and constitutional purpose
of declaring their aLhorrenee of the fi,ul murders at
Manchester, and of the violation of Cie Laws and
Liberties of the Country which they involve, but
but others, and those too frequent to be enumerated
amongst the Reformers themselves, whose numbers
seem to be daily augmented by the fresh causes of
discontent which arc every day arising, and some
few even for the extraordinary object of rearing
Iresh Corps of Yeomanry, us if the lesson we have
hal of their services weer not a sufficient antidote
against the power of the Military mania. The
funds have besn for several weeks gradually declining,
and the accounts of the Quarter's Revenue just
published, presents a deficiency of upwards of
a million as compared with the corresponding quar-
ter of last year. Amidst minor creurrences, we may
just mention, that the boasted Norwich Declaration
turns out to abound with ABSOLUTE forgeries of
names, and that the The Times has been excluded
from the Reading.room, because its accounts of the
proceedings at Manchester, are too true and faith-
ful to be borne. 'Upon this last point we can as-
sure our Readers that we h :ve bethre us a very
considerable number of private letters from Man-
chester itself, all of which agree in every praise of
the minute accuracy of that Paper. The Editors
state, that its circulation has, from the public con-
fidence placed in its veracity, augmented Three
Hundred a day within the few weeks last past ;
and we have ourselves, great pleasure is thus
adding our humble tribute of thanks to dust valua-
ble journal.

PARIS P A P.EItS.

Paris Papers of Tuesday last have beerrreecived.
The indisposition of the Duke of Berry does not
appear to have been so serious as it was at. first re-
presented ; lui Royal Highness, howevei,. is con-
fined to his chamber.

The Deputies elected to represent Corsica in the
Chamber of Deputies, are General Sebastiani and
M. Ilatutdino. The former is known as one of
Bonaparte's officers, and a Deputy of the Hun-
dred Days--the latter is cousin-german to Madame
Letitis ilonaparte. It is remarked in the Journal
de Debuts, that the stupidity of Itornolino was so
great, that Napoleon, who studiously endeavoured
to give political rank to every branch of his family,
could make nothing of this fellow beyond a director
()rinses. It would thence appear, that his only
title to his present elevation is his reiationship to
the exiled Emperor.

The private correspondence of the ConsiiMionnel,
dated Madrid, the SOth ult. announces the irrevo-
cable breaking up of the Cadiz expedition. The
military clothing and provisions, it is stated, have
been burnt by authority ; and the soldiers, on re-
ceiving orders to march, fur the interior, deserted
in all directions ; the Minister of War has issued
orders for their being arrested. French and Eng-
lish merchants, it is observed. have had ail their
hopes of advantageous speculations frustrated, and
" have only come to die beside the ashes of their
bales, which they have been compelled to resign to
the flames." Arrests continue to increase in Ma-
drid and Granada; nt the latter town, it is said,
the heads of the most distinguished families are
now in prison. _ _

French Fund, Oct. 11.—Five per Cents, 69 f.
90 c.; Bank Stock 1,460 f.

WT. 2 —The students of all the Prus-
sian Universities have been absolutely forbithlon
from attending a general meeting of the a&socistion
of Burschenehaft, which arrears to have been sum-
moutil by circulars.