According to private lett...
According to privateletters of Saturday from Paris, which were received yesterday by express, it would appear that the French Cabinet it to consist for some time to comne of orie member less than it has hitherto done, it bei;g the inten- tion of M. de VILLELE to retain in his owvn hands the porte- fezille of Foreign Affairs, in addition to the functions he exereised before *he di6mlssal of M, de CdATEAUBRlAND1. This staztenent rests on the best information from Paris, and, if correct, at once puts an end to all speculations re- specting the probable successor of that Mlinister. It is confirmed, indeed, in part, by the mere delay in making a new nomination, although that has beeti explained by some on the stippdsition that the state df the Kingi's healti is so unfavourable as to reilder him incapable of attenlding at present to an affair oF this nature. It is generally believ'ed to be the intention of M. de VILLELE, should he continue in office, to abandon all measures for the reduction of the irench debt, at least for the present session, and probably till ke inals hiimseif placed beyond tile possibility of a second failure1 which might prove fatal to him.