... P OS T S C RI PT. LONDON, MAY 4. Last night the discussions on the late Ministerial changes, were again unexpectedly, but more warmly r *suimed in the House of Commons. MIr. Dawson, the late Under Secretarv of State, asked Mr. Canning whether any arrangements were in progress ; to fill the 'offices of Master of the Mlint, Judge Advocate, &c. - Mr. Canning, after a short pause, answered with ...

... 1 II 01> _ E -HE I LONDON, May 1. ?HE King lheld a Council yesterdlay, when the late T Minist-rs resigncld the Seals of their resplective offices; and their successors were presentted to his Mlajestv, and duly invested with the powers of O1fice. Ilis MaNjesty after- wards held a Privy Council, at which MIr. Bulfer attended as Clerk; when his Grace the 1uke of Portland, the Duke of Devonshire, ...

... WEDNESDAY'S AND TIHURSDAY'S POSTS. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TUESDAY. TjlIE recent 6hanges in the Administration seemed to Tb.have excited the livelicst curiosity, anid tihe avenues to the ilouse of. Commons were crowded at anl early bout by persons whose anxiety to see the new Premier appeared fcom. their con. 'versation to hle as great as if they imagined, that a change of per., 'an mss av acomaned ...

... THEt LONDON UNIVFIRSITY. ^ . ..1 - . I The first stone of this University was laid yesterday by his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, in the presence of a numerous circle of the z*alous promoters of Univcrsal Education, and a large concourse of respectable visitors admitted by tickets. Dr. Cox commnenced the ceremony by reading the inscription on the plate. Immediately after the lowering the ...

... LONDON, M1AY 1. Large purchases on account of the Savings' Banks con- stinue to be made by the Commissioners for the redemp- tion of the national debt. The system, however, is proved, -by papers recently laid before Parliament, to be attended with considerable loss to theGovernmeiit. Up to the 20tb of November last the interest credited and paid to Savings' Banks was £2,702,568, bat the gross ...

... Considering April as the height of the barley season. we may venture to assert that seldomI has a period been witnessed more propitious to the labours of the farmer, in this department of his business, than the month which has just elapsed. The sunny, genial weather at the beginning warmed the earth, and evaporated its superfluous moisture; the succeeding rains caused the spring corn, of all ...

... 1.1-- l ?? ?? ?? - - - -- a; VIGOM I ?? 41 - , .2*- I IMAY&S ANJS ?? b arl ;+lelattigahile travizlelt ?Sel u jv hi . i'talieo a vicni1 to his persevcraioc, w dhcii ti vcitir in tii explore the intedior ol Si trol ftrivry l;ing T lillbucloo>* S lrtly s ar li tile 1tlalhs, to the numiber of eiU,0l0 o~r a, and hi it. hi ortlr to put himo to deauh, and :hiroy ticti ?? he had aei(tired, 'and to ...

... lU olluAPRI - . ~IONDAV, APRIL 3i, 1827. TMjS MN w ?? ?? is a a Official List of the Ministerial arrangem ttsts THE CABITEBT.-PETRs. l.ord Chet ?? Lord LtximURST Lord Prsidelt ?? Of HA * ti nBY Lord Plv ?? Duke of PORSTL.AND Chhnceleor of Dulhy of Lacoaster. ?? 1O3tCEY Scertary of state for Foreign A ffairs ?? Viseount DI, DLEY, f Viseuci t (orittRtttCH secretary of State-for thle Colonies ?? ...

... ?? * 24 FRIDAY'S LONDON GA4ZETTE. Lw A3nSICALTY OSFFICE. MAY 4, 18927. * IS Royal Highniess the Duke of Csa- We rence has appointed Sir William Johustone ' hR~ope, G..B. Vice.-Admiral of the Whitet Squadron; the Right LHon. Sir eoarge Cock. j,, burn, O. CJ1. Vice-Admirail of the 'White Squadron; . William Robtrt Keith Douglas, Esq.- and( John Eve- fria lyn D~enison, Esq. to be his Council asL ...

... IVEDNESDAi', MAY 2, 1827. THE AlsmlNlSTHATboN.-'Plle feelings Of public I men, which have been so keenly excited by the events t of the last few weeks,. found, a vent in language last inight in the Ilouse of Corumnbrs. Mir. Peel seized the a opportunity afibrdeld by the motion for a new- writ for v Aihburito in the room of his successor, to offer some explanati.n as to the grounds on which lie ...

... WU0lIOIt, FRIDAY, MAY 4 ]827. ogh y, The debatet in both Houses of Parliament are of at considerable interest; the whole attention of the country to is merged in the motives which induced the late'Alin- a- istry to retre feom the councils of their Sovereign, and se to know the grounds on which they refused to act under be rhe present Prime Minister. The exciten le a which er prevailed in tie ...

... MUSH (OF MIVAMN(S, TUESDAY, dralty 1 Intense interest was mani. j festad throughout the day, in the neighbourhood of the fi Fousef atCoamons. A considerable Illmber of'pesons n assembled in Palsce-V'ardl, and the avenues to the y Efouse were excissively crowded. Ait a quarter before re five the gallery wl;S opezied. anrd was imnmediately filled almost to suffocation. Tlte nttendlance of ...