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 Sergeant O'Loehlon. Solicitor General.

 SCOTLAND. Mir. Murry, Lord Advocate.

 The Cabinet Is to be formed of twelve members, and rumor points to Earl Spen- eer as the twelfth. The council is still sitting. and all the appointments are not finally settled. The Great is Seal in Com mission.

 The following IS the order in which the members entered the royal closet to kiss hands on taking office in the new adminis- tration:

 Lord Melbourne, Lord Lansdowne, Mr. F. Thomson, Right Hon. T. s. Rice, Lord J. Russell, Earl Malgrave, Sir J. iiobhouse, Lord Palmerston, Lord How lick, Lord Duneanaon, Lord Auckland, Sir. J, Campbell, MT. C. Grant, and Lord l Holland.

 SPAIN.

 Letters from Madrid of the Sth represent the constitutional plrty as increasing in numbers and energy, SD as to excite appre- tensions of an instruction. The distnis- sal of Senor Martinez de Ia Rosa is de- friaf1tieel, in addresses rom Barcelona, and his continuance in office will excite great diseontent. The National says, that Gen. Nina has been actually superseded in his command. We think this report Is pre- mature, but we have no doubt that 1t will be the case. He has made an unfortunate termination to his career for his campaign, which he opened with so much vaunting, has been disgraced by every thing that can siaIn his character, whether, as a general or man. His successor, Valdez, will carry on fhe war with less cruelty, but we should think with no better fortune. PARIS, April l6.-M Nina Is destituted, or turned of, by the Queen of Spain, and Don Geronimo Valdez, Minister of War, IS named in his stead The National gives this intelligence as positive. and Says that 1t reached the Spanish embassy yesterday. by express from Bayonne. Thus, to the list of Rodil, Quesada, Castlgnon, LlanSer, and know not who besides, we have now to add Nina. The name of Nina will go down to posterity covered with shame, re- I proach, and curses. He has acted with horrible bafbarity, and with nearly unparal- leled atfociiy.

 GaEAg BRITAIN.

 Parliament has adjourned oyer for the Easter holidays. It would not assemble for business again until the 12th of May.

 The Hon, Richard Barring has been rais- ed to the peerage hy the title of Lord Ash burton. in the county of Devon.

 Lord John Russell was married to Lady Ribb.esdale, on the llth of April. 1 Lord Melbourne refused office unless he had positive power to apply the surplus re- venue of the Irish Protestant Church to the education of all sects in Ireland.

 The English ChanceIorship wifi Hroba- biy be put in commission, and divided info two distinct offices. One, over which Lord Lyndhnrst Is expected 10 preside, will be an equity judgeship-a life appoint inent. The other will be merely political, and removable at will.

 The King was extremely anxious 10 have Lord Stanley among the new appointments, but the Wings. would not hear of it.

 SPAIN.

 The intelligence from the seat of war is to the 8th of April; from Bayonne 10 the 10th. An off sial bulletin of General Zuinalacar- regui, the Cariist leader, forwarded by the correspondent of the Morning Herald, de- ] tails the affairs of the 29th and 30th oi March, reference to which was made in our last previous advices from Europe The attack was made by ZumaIacarregui on the morning of the 29th, upon a superi- orfoyce (according to the despatch) under command of General Aidana, moving from Estella Ca town of Navarro toward Salana. Ii was first successful, but the as- sailants were finally compelled to retreat. The next day the royalists attacked in turn, but were repulsed with some loss the Car list General states his own loss at eight killed and a hundred wounded, among I whom were General Aldama himself and several field officers. Of course these statements are be taken with allowance.