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The Gazette of last night contains the appointment of
Mi. HUINCISSON to the Colonial Department, and that
of Mr. Cu 'Las GRANT to the Board of Trade. The
name of Mr. Hearths does not appear, because the
appointment of the Right Hon. Gentleman will not be
officially announced till the whole of the Lords of the,
Treasury are gazetted. In the meantime, the Right Hon.
Gentleman has entered upon the duties of his office; and,
if he gives as much satisfaction in his present, as he did in
his former situation, his appointment will be a source of
as much credit to himself, as of a gratification to the poll.
lic. As the Ministry is now completed, we have only one
wish to express, namely, that it may justify the Royal
choice, as well as the hopes it has already raised in the
Public mind. One thing however is certain, that in
their hands the liberties, honour, and true interests of
the country are in no danger of suffering any detriment

Dutch Papers arrived this morning to the 4th inst.
They state under the head of Frankfort, that the Infant
DON Mtoun. continues still to reside at Baden, near
Vienna. According to the latest accounts from that
city, it was expected that he would leave it about the
middle of the present month to go to Paris, and thence
return by way of Madrid to Portugal. From the course
of his route, the part he means to play on his arri-
val may be anticipated; and we fear that the re-
spect for the constitutional principles, which be has
derived from his intercourse with Guar and Mar-
TEINICHr will not be much strengthened by his visit to
the French and Spanish capital. Let us hope the best,
however, particularly as England has something to say
on a subject, which may materially affect her relations
with Portugal, and have great influence at the same
time on the tranquillity of the rest of Europe. Though
she has neither the right nor the wish to dictate to that
country in the choice of her ruler, it is her duty, as we
hope it is her determination, to see, that no foreign
Power shall make use of Dom Mtottat., in order to
supplant her there, and acquire for itself an undue and
novel ascendancy.
It is mentioned as certain, under the head of Brussels,
that the Prince of ORANGE, who has returned to that
city, from Hainault, will set out in a few days for the
camp at St. Omer. Various conjectures are said to be
afloat respecting this journey, which some persons sup-
pose to be connected with political objects, whilst others,
who chink themselves better informed, affirm that the
Prince merely goes as the representative of hip father,
who, they say, has been invited by the King of FRANCE,
but has excused himself on account of his mani-
fold occupations. We think ourselves the latter opinion
the more correct, particularly as the Prince will be ac-
companied only by two of his Aides-de-Camps, Colonel
Camrstamsoao and Major Dumomcwr.

The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, contain
no news of any interest ; for the intelligence under the
head of Smyrna, reasons upon an event, which has pro-
bably never taken place. It is therefore only interesting,
as illustrative of the feelings, which the Tut ks entertain
at this Liteii towards the Russians; whilbt their tu-
multuous joy, at the reported defeat of the latter be.
foie Erivan, is in reality, a confession, that they dread,
as much as they hate, that people.—.. There is nothing
new from Spain.

This day, at nuon, the Commander-in-04cl held
a Levee at the Hone Guards. This WAS his Graces first
Levee since his re-acceptance of cffice : it was numer-
ously attended. and lasted for an hour and a half.
Mr. Under Secretary HAT, of the Colonial Depart-
ment, embarked this murning ou beard the Melville
Steam Packet, for Calais.

This day, at noon; a Cabinet Council met at the
Foreign Office, in Downing.street, and continued in
deliberation till.: late hour in the afternoon.
The Roman Cathol.cs of Munster have come to the
resolution of .petitioning Parliamitt next Session, for
the remota' of?the disabilities tinder %Melt they still
labour. - In the cow se of s me obsessations made at the
Meeting, Mr, O'Consieta, tictlsresl Cat the present
Menistl hal not his coufitleuce.

THE KING, he.
Mummalllei.4.--"Yetter day.his MAditsTY did not
leave the Castle Until a quarter after five, when he pro-
carded direit to the Royal Lodge. His IrlAdarrY was
attended in tis carriage to and from the Castle by' the
Lord Steward, and Lord ST. llama's. In the other
carriage were the Hon. irliOtt STANEEPE, Sir Wu.
Kum., and Sri. EESIU 1441 SOLIS. Yesterday after-
noon the Earl of FIFE arrived at the Royal Lodge, on a
visit to his MAJESTY.