Star.
London, England, 1818-12-30 00:00:00

Moister at the Great Seals, M. Same; Pie: ter
OM Mount'.
" The Police De attment is to be replace]
ditection as in 1814, and M. Tonasom
its Chief It will prpbtbly be under them's/
of the Minister of the Interior.

The most extraordinary rumours are
some affirm that the KING intends dissolv.
ing
Lower House, others that the Deputies of '
bet, named by the Kr so introwvable of 1815,
be reinstated in all their functions; more ,
men maintain that the determination of
is to adjourn the Chamber for four mrr.t!l„
the mean time by an Ordinance to make►
sional Law of Elections until a ft hamber ,
in virtue of that Ordinance shall have
annulled the old one. The Deputies of the
dent and Liberal Party, aware of this, are
to oppose with all their vehemence the de:,
6-1 2ths, which is to be discussed to-day, aid to
cord merely 1-12th, so that the Subsidy In,st
granted anew every month. The Debates will,
the highest interest.

Ail extraordinary Moxtteu► was expected
morning, but none has appeared. The etici4
cunt can Ant be delayed beyond to-morow.'

" PARIS. Two &lad,
a Since my letter of this morning, l bytes tot.
nounce to you that the public have acquircl to re,
tainty that the hulivideals to whom the take de
Ittcurtrzu had offered appointments, and who*
names I communicated to you this tnornii. hare
absolutely declined accepting these pet-bus functirre.
de Irtt.tett insisted as a time 71t4 R",I :13 the too.
dification, or in other words, the abnlitioa of tie
Election and Recruiting LaWi to this his 3tAmn
gave a posilive refusal. Monsieur's Cuvita, Stan,
and Motu cm refuseJ to share the responsibility
of measures dictated MI. de Vittet.t and LAC.
RISTON. To those who have alreldy 'sent in twine.
signations, I have to add the names of MM. BAREST!,
VILLZIIAINE,,ROTRR COLLARD, CAMILLRJCPRD.AY,
de SIRRR, Gutior, &c. Thus the Duke de lit:us•
Lieu, under whose auspices the new Ministry was n
have been formed, finds himself singularly er.:bat•
rassed at these unanimous refusals.

" Gre.tt and just apprehensions are enteruired cf
the Funds to-day ; bets are offered that they %sill be
down to fitly in less than a fortnight.

A loon no of M.
TALLeYRANo is in circi:laties
on this state of afiairs ; he says it is the conirocont•
men: de la fin !

" Saurday Errs:*

" I embrage this opportunity of accpuiating you,
that hopes are still entertained both by the Rend
party and by the rainisterisdists, that AL DE Cs:A.3
will be recalled to office by the KING, and that the
re>igratioli of 31. LA I xe will alone be final
Extract of another letter, of the same date :--- It
is said that TALLEYRAND is to succeed the Duke 41e
RtCuatartf."

.Nery little business has been done at the Stock Ex-
change for several days. Consols have n.mained
pretty steady at 713 i. Such a calm is frcquently the
precursor of a storm, and from the political st.IL of
the French Capital, apprehension :s entertained
by the monied interest in this country, that a
sudden and great fluctuation will very •hortly
take place in our Funds. Two Gentlemen have
arrived this day, who left Paris on Sunday morning.
They state, that the greatest agitation prevailed in
the public mind, and that several Enghilt
who had arranged to remain in France during the
winter season, had determined upon quitting, and
were disposing of their property, at a great loss, for
that purpose ; many that had no incumbran:e had
already taken their departure, and every thing
wore the most gloomy appearance. Notwithstandin
this unsettled state of politics, every nerve had been
strained to secure public confidence, and, in some
measure with success, for an express was received
this morning in town that left Paris on Monday,
whi.:h has brought intelligence that the 3 per Cents.
had, on that day, risen 2 per Cent. several bargaiss
having been done at 65 francs.

Yesterday being the day to which Parliament was
prorogued by the Royal writ, there was a Meeting,
pro forma, of both Houses, to hear the writ read for a
further prorogation. The Commissioners on this
occasion were, the LORD CNANCIII+DR, Lord Vis-
count MELVI LLE, and Lord Viscount SIDKOCTR.—
The Commons appeared at the Bar of the House of
Lords about a quarter past two. They were repre-
sented by Mr. DYSON, Mr. RteiestAN, and sere:al
Officers of the House of Commons. The writ was
read proroguing Parliament to the 14th day cf.lanu-
ary next, when both Houses are to meet for the dis-
patch of business. The Commons then withdrew, and
the Lords immediately adjourned. We are happy to
state, that the LORD CHANCELLOR appeared to be
pretty well recovered from the effects of his rece:t
attack of the gout.
Monday the Duke of Yon came to town f:rm
Oatlands, and yesterday his Royal Highness left town
for Brighton, on a visit to the. PRINCE RECENT.
The remains of AARON GRAHAII, Esq. wife OR
Monday removed from his house, in Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and deposited in a vault
under the middle aisle of St.Georgt sChurch, Blooms-
bury. He was attended to the grave by his two sous
and several of his old friends, who had long knows
his worth. The funeral was well calculated to mani-
fest the affection and respect of his family. The
hearse was drawn by six horses; and four mournirg
coaches, drawn by four horses each, follewed. • The
carriage of —ll/CICS, Esq. son-in-law of the de-
ceased, closed the mournful procession.

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