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

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LONDDN, MONDAY. MAY 10.
Three et:lock, pas.

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 Bermuda,
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,ast. (epos
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.Gre4,,,
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-