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London, England, 1818-12-31 00:00:00

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THE SITN.

SOLEM QUIS DICERS FALSUSI AUDEN!'

LONDON,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1818.

We received last night the Paris Papers of Suir
day last. Those of Monday, which were dite
this morning, have not arrived. The Jour.
pals of Sunday throw no light whatever op°'
the subject of the Ministry, not a word WI
mentioned in any of them of any change, or °
any symptoms of change, in the Adminisnatioll'
The postponement of the discussion in the Charn°
beg of Deputies probably had reference to
The following are extracts :

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-SiTrtNG OF DEC. 26•

" PRESIDENCY (IF M. EAVEZ.

ge The Sitting opened at one o'clock:

" The Minister of Finance, and the Councill'
of State, Baron Capelle, were introduced, all
took their seats on the Ministers' Bench, whey
the Keeper of the Seals was also seated.

" The Count Beugnot reported from the Cern'
mittee on the Projet for the Provisional Coll";
Lion of six-twelfths of the taxes for the service °I.
1819'. He complained, in the name of the CO°'
mittee, that the Finance Accounts had not beell
rendered with the same prOmptitude as in foro'ci-,
years. The ComMittee, in order to avoid the
certainty of the phrase in the 2d Article, aoth.
rizing the collection of the Taxes according (01:4
existing regulations, until the promulgation of the
Budget, had agreed to introduce an amendinent,
limiting the duration of the existing regulation 9 t°
the Ist July next, at farthest. With this Amend°
ment they voted for the adoption of the Projet.
" The President stated that the Report %WI,/
be printed and distributed. As the discussion cooly
not be opened till twenty-four hours after the
tribution of the Report, he proposed to aPriil

the discussion for a public sitting on Monday•
" A great number of Members on the left side'.'
No, no ! Tuesday.
" M. Dupont (de l'Eure), from his place,
sisted upon an adjournment till Tuesday.
" The President--Opinions are divided, 11-5

take the votes of the Chamber.
" On putting the question the result appca-

doubtful.

The question was put a second time, o'bell
le Chamber decided that the Report 00" be

iscuSsed on Tuesday next.
" The Chamber then resolved into a SeCre‘

Committee.
" It was announced tLt on Monday there will
be neither Public Sitting nor Secret Committee'
" PARIS, Dac. 27.—Friday the King h"rgi
mass in his apartments, and afterwards receive`
the Neapolitan and Spanish Ambassadors, the
Ministers, several Marshals, Lieutenant-Genersis
and a great number of Members of the tvi°'
Chambers.
" The King on Ffiday transacted business
the Duke de Richelieu and the Minister of
Interior; and yesterday with the Duke de itiche

lieu.
" The Marquis de Perignon, Peer and I‘l4lllla
of France, Governor of the First Military Div'')
fi'►n, died on Friday at the 1-Ittel of th GoVerir
ment of Paris, of an Apoplectic attack.
" In the Chamber 'of •.D:puties yesterday the

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1)(1011. M. Pasquier in his costume, as Keeper
"1 the Seals.

" \ Royal Ordonnance, dated the 17th instant,
s off the state of siege in which the fortresses
<in the Northern and Eastern frontiers were
placed (luring the Military Occupation.

DEFERRBD STOCK.
Of the 22d March, 1817, 75 f. 75c.
22d Sept. 1817,
92,1 March, 1818, 71 f. 75c.
22(1 Sept. 1818,
'' MADRID. Dec. 15 —The greatest tranquillity
P►evails in this capital."

SUN-OFFICE, HALF-PAST ONE.

`We have just received the Paris Papers of Mon-
'l.4), last. It is singular that not only are they
"mpletely silent as to any change of Ministry,
hlt they even mention the names of persons hold-
-I'4; Ministerial Departments, as if they were still
in the full exercise of their funtions. The fol-
lowing are extracts :

" PARIS, DEC. 28.—Saturday evening, the King
transacted business successively with their Excel-
lencies M. Laine, Minister of the Interior, and
the Count de Cazes, Minister of General Police.
" His Majesty heard Mass yesterday in his
Ipartments, and then received the Nf!apolitan and
Spanish Ambassadors, several Ministeis, and
Marshals, a great number of Peers of France,
beputies, Lieutenant-Generals, and civil and mi-
litary Officers.

" The Duke of Gloucester has arrived at Paris
with his suite.
" The Duke de Richelieu, President of the
Council of Ministers, has been seriously indis-
Posed since Saturday, but be was a little better
Yesterday.
" The Prince de Talleyrand was at the King's
. Court yesterday.

" Marshal Gouvion Saint Cyr, the Minister at
War, gave a splendid dinner on Saturday, at
Which were present a great number of Members of
the two Chambers, Officers, and Functionaries.
." NUREMBERG, Dec. 20.—Prince Leopold of
Saxe Coburg intends to prolong his stay with his
Ltuily, at Coburg, till March next, when his Royal
highness proposes to return to England.

" VIENNA, Dec. 16.--The Emperor of Russia
*mends, it is said, to quit this Capital next
Tuesday, and to return to Russia by the viay of
koravia and Gallicia.

" Bavaria is understood to hove refused to ac-
rept the proposed bases of an arrangement with

It has been reported in some of the Morning
papers of this day, that M. DE CAzu is to be at
the head of the new French Ministry, and we have
4ince received a confirmation of the statement from
the best authority. We can therefore venture to
assure our Readers of the fact. The subordinate
rrangements are, perhaps, not so fully settled,
according to the most probable reports and
trlnjectures, the following are likely to be the other
assignments of official employment :

Private accounts, however, state the following
arrangements to be more probable, all admitting
The fact that M. DE CAze is to be Prime Minister,

F The Times says that JAUCOURT is to be Minister
"f Foreign Affairs, and Admiral TauGuer Minis-
ter of Marine.

IVe have no further observations to make on
this extraordinary Revolution in the Ministry of
France beyond what we yesterday submitted to
(411-Readers. We must repeat, however, that the
ludden alteration of affairs in the French Govern-
Ittent portends nothing calculated to strengthen
the confidence of the people in the stability of
the Throne in France, or to persuade the other
Mowers of Europe that more formidable Revolts-
lions are not likely to disturb its peace and seen-
qty. it, may truly be said of this unexpected
tweet, in the words of the Poet, that,
" It is too rash, too unatlvied, too sudden,
" Too like the lightning, which (loth cease to be,
" Ere one can say—it lightens."

Ttie FUNDS.—This morning a considerable
euetnation took place in the Stocks ; Consols for

the Account have been done at 79i, but fell to
79i, still the Market looks exceedingly well, the
'Whole of the Jew interest having been buying
Inth yesterday afternoon and this morning to an
Immense amount, which has caused this advance.
Commissioners were served generally by the
30bhers, and gave for Reduced 77i. No Express
horn Fiance hos been received this morning.

The Duke of WELLINGTON has commenced his
libtiee at the Ordnance OiEce.