London, Saturday, May 22,...
Wednesday's Paris papers eontain hardly any thing worth notice. The Constitlutionnel hints at the extrerne difficulty which Ministers are likely to experience in carry. ing their finance measure through the Chamber of Peers, and at some irregular expedients to which recourse may bc had for sparing them a severe disappointmetnt. A letter in the Journal des Debats boasts of the tranquillity prevalent throughout Spain, and of the resources wvhich she is about to derive from her western colonies. There undoubtedly appears to lurk some matter for suspicion under the per- petual recurrence to this prophetic language, in the parti- sans of logitimate Goverumenit. lVe subjoin all that is vorth extracting- (looiteur of Wednesday, Mlay 19.) The official part contains only the mention of the presentation of 31. Casa Irugo, Secretary to the Spanish Legation, in the quality of Cbarge d'Affaires, till the arrival of the new Ambassador rhom King Ferdirand intends to send to.Paris. The non-official part is filled with Lisbon news of the 3d, extracts frora the English journals, and the debates of the Chambers. The Etoik, dated Thursday, contains nothing at all interesting besides the news from Greece, in the other mornirg papers, unless it be the following, from PERPIGNAN, M1AY 10. D. Bernard de Tacon, Lieutenant of a frigate in the service of his Catholic Majesty, arrived here yesterday by the diligence from Barcelona. He is going to Marseilles and Toulon, on a mission hbich concerns his ilMajesty's serrice, by virtue of a ptasport deli- vered at Toledo, by Count Ofalia, the Spanish Mlinister for Foreign AffairR. FRENCH FUNDS.-PARIS, ASay 19.-Five per Cents. opened at 104. 35., closed at 104. ?0.; Bank Stock, 1,995.; Neapolitan Rentes, 95&.; Spanish ditto, 19.; Royal Spanish Loan, 63t. Ex- clhange on London, one month, 25. 3g.; three months, 25. 10.- Cours Authentiqne. LONDON. SATURDAY, MAY 22. 1324.