Star.
London, England, 1829-12-10 00:00:00

PARIS, Dic. 7.

Reports of a change of Ministry are more and more confirmed.
This evening it was the general opinion in all the salons. where the
news from the Court circulates.
A coalition Ministry was spoken off. The names of MM.
Royer Collard and Humane were added to those of Pasquier,
Alartignac, and Aubrugeac.
The official part of the Moniieur contains a report to the King
by Count de Chabrol, the Minister of Finance, a Royal ordinance,
and some other documents relative to a loan of 80 millions of
francs, bearing interest at four per cent. to be contracted for by
public tender with the parties who shall make the most advanta-
geous offer.
This loan is made in consequence of the law of 19th of June,
1848, giving the Government a vote of credit for 80 minions for
extraordinary expenses, authorised during the same year by Royal
ordinances.
The Gazette de France places among the " lies of the Day" the
reports of a coalition Ministry given in the Courtier Francais and
the Onssfifittiorusd.

From the Constitetionnel.
FRANKFORT, DEC. g.

By couriers despatched from Berlin, the 30th November. with
letters addressed to several of the most-eminent commercial houses.
we received accounts of adate subsequent to the last bulletins pub-
lished respecting the illness of the Emperor of Russia. These ac-
counts are of a very alarming nature. They announce that his
malady had grown worse. it is rep/mated to be pituitous fever,
and not a mere sold. accompanied, by some fever, as might bare
been presumed from their bulimia. The same dispatches bring
also the price of public Funds at Berlin. All the funds. after
having been firmly supported during the preceding few days, expe-
rienced a great fall.
Austrian Metalliques consequently fell suddenly from 1021
buyers, to 101 i sellers. The Vienna Bank Shares also gave way
14 florins each, and the Polish Loati about two per cent.
It is asserted that Sir William A'Coort is recalled from St.
Petersburgb, where be le to be replaced by Lord Somerset. The
Emperor Nicholas is said to have demanded this change.
Tau Emmen Nicum.a.s.—A letter from St. Petersburgh, of
the 41st of Nov. which us have before us. states what follows:
•. The Emperor's malady will be of loag duration ; it is severe, ►ut
not denies oua. 'Jay GOD preserve a Mute who Is kis most per
image upon wish!" '

From the Journal des Debats.

ST. PETERSSURGH, Novuiu 21.

The indisposition of the Emperor Nicholas becomes more pro-
• crated, and the ausdied style of the bulletins betrays more un-
easiness than 'thatcher* seemsini intention of expressing. What.
in ram, is tills malady, which they scarce presume to name and to
characterise? If they are no alarming symptoms. why not bops
for a speedy cure,? With so robust a constitution as that of the
Emperor Nickell's, the healing art ought to be more confident in
the efficacy of be aid.
Far from wishing to propagate exaggerated apprehensions. we
lint to sound the alarum-bell throughout Ku-
' being still smith with the sudden disappear-

snce of the Emperor Alexander, how can we discard all presentV
mans of fresh misfortunes, inspired by the mere probability of a
fresh misfortune in the Imperial family of Russia ?
FRENCH' FUNDS, Dxc. 7.
Flee per Cents, 109 f. 40c. 35c. 45e.
Four per Cents. 105 f.
Three per Cents. 84f. 20e. 10e. 3k. 10e. 20e. 55e. 45c.
Bank Actions, 1,920 f.
Remes de Naples, 92f. 20c. lbe. 2k. 401. 50c. 60c.
Hence d'lty. 71
Royal Spanish Loan, 801} 81
Rents PerpetneUe d'Espagne, 591ial 60 60j 60
&miasmas on Lonnost.—One month, paper. 25f. 69c. money,
25f. 6.5 c. Three ditto, paper, 251.50 e. money, 25f. SOc.

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