JuHUaTy IOs Royal Erchange, Lsndon, Sunday Errning. {
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 January 13.

 Royal Erchange, London,

 Sunday EUrning,

 As far as we have been able to learn. there has been no alteration in the ministerial ar engagement. as spoken of yesterday. Mir. Peel it appears not to be doubted, is to All the highest office in the cablnet, although it is said he showed at first no disposition to come again into office. It is sad the Duke of Well Iington, will have an interview again to-day with the king at Windsor accompanied by or others of the new ministry. At the west end of the town the utmost anxiety is eyinced by all classes to obtain the most au- thentic accounts of what is going forward, & to ascertain whether the Tories will really muster so strong in the cabinet as reported. Every thing. it is expected, will be finally ar ranged in the course of tomorrow or Tues day at latest.

 Liverpool, Jan. IS. It is remarkable that we should have to an- nOunce in the same week. a change in the English, French and Russian Cabinets. I he first of these events being so much more in- teresting tO us, has almost withdrawn atten ton from the other two. Yet the fall of such a minister as Mir. Vilelle who had many of the qualities of our own Sir Robert WalpoIe, and might have had as long a ministerial reign as extended as his, if the king he'd not