Star.
London, England, 1828-12-22 00:00:00

PARIS, Du. It,

FIRE INSURANCE.
THE following Offices having given n'th
of FIRE INSURANCE, viz. The Albion,'
The British Commercial, The Eagle, The Hope„7
he Wattmeter and Worcestershire, The WO
Suez, asd Southwark ; Persons lately illeUreof
totally inquire into the advantigee and dprabolt7
Width tad, me again envoi"' thelthiaveditel.
signed Agents in the vicinity of London, therefore confidently W-
, Rte attention to the COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, of Regent.
street, which it will be found has, for a Series of Twenty-one
Yeats, yiehled unprecedented benefits, and to which they may
tinnier their Insurances without any additional expense. Returns
sf £23 and ,C•2O per Cent. have been invariably paid to all Insured
h the County Fire Office, an advantage to the Public which has
at been realized by any other Mike existing.
T. Webb . . Brent ford
G. Lever . . . Camden Town
. Chelsea
• . City-road
. . Clapton •
. . Hackney
. . Hampstead
. . . Islington
. . Pentonville
T, Meredith - . . Paddington
W. East . . . Poplar
Taft and Mason . . Regent's Park Basin
T. Single . . . Stepney
S. Hanson . . Newington Butts
C. Good . . . Camberwell
3. Watson . . . Peckham
Purcell and Ce. . . Battersea
R. Adams . . . Greenwich.

G. Bliss .
W. are* .
R. Mitchell . .
T. P. Burford .
H. Gunby .
T. Doswell .
G. Griffiths

This day was published,
In foolscap Bvo. price 10s. 6d. the Seventh Bdislon, of
THE COURSE of TIME. A Poem. in Ten Books.
By ROBERT POLLAK, A.M.
Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell,
Strand, London. • •
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may be had separately, price it

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lrett, Edinburgh, not later than the 16th of the Month.

AROMATIC SPIRIT OP VINEGAR.
THIS apeeable perfumed liquor (the griginal in
vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in
r`"eYing Faintness and I lead-ache, and in counteracting the
effects of over-heated, close, or infected air, confiners to be pre-1
Pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs. THOS. and WM.
HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold in
1471duni wholesale and retail, by Messrs. BA nd Maw,
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'rent or more in every principal Town ; but it cannot be genuine,
4lless the names of the above preFrarers are engraved on the
(i
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ove may also .- bad, authenticated by a similar stamp
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e • i Pat at is. Gd.

Nothing has yet transpired (says the Journal- du Com-
theree)' tespecting the Council held yesterday, in which
it seems that the affair of Hayti eras very warmly dis-
cussed. Lis merely said that the negpciations with the
Envoy of Hayti will be continued ; but it is not said
whether the proposals that will Ise made to him will
be within the limns of the ability of the republic. The
question whether the French Ministry Will expose itself
or not to a rupture with Hayti, is precisely equivalent,'
to this—will it content itself with what Hayti can pay,
or will it req'iire revere?

!ROM Tilt COURRIBIL FRASCAIII.,
PARIS, D*.

Ministry of M. Martignat
should become the Ministry of M. Pssquier. We are
informed 64 this member of the Ministry of Decares
and the Duke of Richelieu may become Minister of
Foreign A tfairs..and introduce into the present Ministry
the domestic policy of M. Decazes, and the foreign
policy of the Duke of Richelieu. In this ease, M. de
la Ferronays Would be President of the Council, without
another office, and M. Raves would be made a Peer, to
take from the Royalists one of their eloquent organs
in the Chamber. On the other side, the following ase
the names of the Ministers which the Coalition propose
to put in—

. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
. Justice.
• ..---- Finance.

M.
M. Mole
M. Roy
M. Casein* Perrier .
The Duke de Broglie . —.---- Interior.
M. Sebastiani . . —..--- War.
Ilf. Hyde de NeuvlUe . ----- Marine.
St. Vadsatenil . —.----- Public Instruction.
4' The place of Minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs to be suppressed."

PARIS, Dm. is.
..... . nial Goren
.-, • The Gazette of yesterday gives the foltol4* of 91. so ism
',the Business amts a bias we do not guaraatne.-04.The i
il'a;''The-lreao66, siva., Lately notised is the department ufikeeirt a , provisions,
e, *Scot,
.rent, iippeetsere Isavaieelaced a Foreign Ansbaisador t 0 • chased by t
Sok mosmorres' • „ itics!epte to introduce into the Miaissry a pen, sent out foi
I. 1141614 *II " 'il ... . - *bit it, rho interests of RUSbia. Sash ass - ro4oisition
r of WI .- -.: -lime led a Minister to alter his views, who on delivery
Wei the' • • '''' •oes not desire that the Ministry of M. Martignac each capita