... I LONDON, JAN. 22. rl7I-IF, Ministry. 'is t leing'ti settle ?? The following ap- T pointments have been approved of. by the King:- First Lord of the Treasury, .. Duke-of Wellington. President of the ?? Earl Bathurst. Privy ?? Lord Ellenborough. Secretary for Foreign Affairs. ' Earl Dudley. &Ecretary for the Hrome Departmentj Right .lon. Robert Peel. Secretary for the Colonies ?? nr.lluskisson. ...

... U ' A SU NDAY'S AND T UESD AYS i'osTrs.I ?? LONDON, AUGUST 26. rrlIS morning a further supply'of German Papers to T4 the 21st instant arrived. The NnrnemhutL- CLrres- yondent contains a long article from the borders of the Danube, in which it is stated that the losses sustained by the Russian armies, and which are acknowledged to have been considerable, are ndfw repaired, and that 'the total I ...

... O x r O R DI Sattrrday, Afareh 15. On Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:- BACIMELOR IN DIVINITY. The Rcv. Win. Jackson, Fellow of Qucen's, MASTER OF ARTS. Rev. Henry Currer Wilson, Lincoln, BACHFLOR OF ARTS. William Doveton Philpot, Lincoln. In a Convocation, holden on the same day, it was agreed, that humble Petitions be presented to the Right Hon. the Lords Spiritual and Temporal ...

... Saturday, Jan. 5.. The REGIUS Pitorrsson of DIViNITY will begin a Course of public Lectures, at Christ Church, on Monday the 4th of February, at Twelve o'clock. On the,24.th ult. Messrs. Joseph Anstice, John Ellison Bates, Edward Hill, and Herbert Kynaston were adnitted actual Sjudents of Christ Church, in this University, hav- ing been elected from Westminster college in May last. At the same ...

... oXFOnD x Saturday, June 21. On Wednesday last a Convocation lwas bolden, in which the Rev. Joseph Carter, B. D. Fellow of St. John's, and Vicar of St. Giles's, in the suburbs of Oxford, was unani- inously elected Lecturer of that parish. On Thursday last, in Convocation, the nomination of the Rev. Stephen Reay, M. A. of St. Alban hall, to be one of the Sub-Librarians of the Bodleian, in the ...

... Papers and letters from Mexico, to the sd of April, have arrived by the Packet. Some~ disturbances were re- ported to be.subsisting on the coast'; in-the interior every thing was tranquil. His M~lajesty's ship .Scyllae sailed with the Packet, and we have intelligence of her safe arrival at the Havannah. All the dollars on board are on merchants' account. A letter ?? Cruz states that twso ...

... ASH1DOWN PARK COURSING. FIRST DAY, OCT. 28.-The Cup, for all-aged Gseyhournds. 1 Mr. Cripps's Colonel beat Mr. Browne's Blossom 2 Mr. Goodlake's Grace beat Mr. E. Cripps's Euryalus 3 Lord Molyneux's Maltster beat Mr. Capel's Jesuit 4 Mr. Biggs's Blackbird beat Mr. Long's Lustre 5 Mr. Vivian's Violet beat Mr. Capel's Jessamine 6 Mr. Heathcote's Hal-Gow beat Colonel Newport's Nonplus 7 Sir H. ...

... LONDON, t)D1c. IS. 'The commercial letters from the Russian capital, received vesterday, are dated on the 27th ult., and mention that -the exchange had risen to 10-k; and that considerable speculations were going forward in grain. In produce by contract there was very little doing. Tallow was at 97 roubles. There was about five degrees of frost. The letters state, that the Emperor of Russia ...

... THEl KDET MEETING. The announced meeting of the 1 Men-of Kent to petition the c Legislature against farther concession to the Catholics, excited f the greatest interest throughout the kingdom, and placards of - ,cvcry sort and description were circulated throughout thecounty, f embracing the views entertained by the partisans of, and opponents .to, Emancipation. On each side vere arrayetl ...

... VEONE£SDAY'S AND) THURSDAY'S POSTS. 1lOUSE OF LQRDS..-Tuesday. CIrCeULATION OF SMALL NOTES. : 'T ARL GirEY, in presenting a petition from ? Ir. if. Am: Burgess, of Lombbrd-street; against the Bill tbi preventing 'the circulation of simall Notes, said he wonldI beg leave to recommend it to their Lordships' serious attention. The peti- tioner expressed congsidelible itpprehension of the most dis ...

... LONDON, AUG. 23. His Majesty, we are happy to state, was never in better health. The unpleasant affection in the legs, from which the King has sulfered so long, is almost, if not altogether, removed. His Majesty was able oi. Tuesday to visit -Egham race-course. '7Lord CYriel died at his seat at Callan, in the county of Louth, on Saturday evening, in the 89th year of his ate. He was better ...

... A letter from Toulon, dated August 21, says that the transports which were not in readiness to set out with the expedition, sailed on that day under convoy of the brigs Hassard and Comete. The Scipiio,- Capt. Bougainville, had just arrived from Navarino, with 100 sick on board. A letter fronm Marseilles says that more vessels are being freighted on account of the Government, and, though there ...