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London, Jan. 1o. Every thing which has transpired respect ing the new ministerial@departments (up to this hour two o'clock. confirms the opinion that MT. Peel will be First Lord of the Trea- sury, and the ministerial leader of the House of CommOns.-The Right Honourahle gen tleman was visited yesterday by the Duke of Wellington, with whom he continued long in conversation. Throughout the day he was receiving visits from the leaders of the Tory Party in town, as from one or two ofthe late ministers, (Mr. Huskisson among the rest,) who cling to the hope that they may be per mitted 10 remain in office. The Duke of Wellington's list will not be made up before evening, and in the mean time. conjecture is busy in anticipating it's component. The fol- lowing is handed about in the Tory circles,as not improbable guess, as far as it goes: First Lord of the Treasury Duke of Wellington Ordinance Lord Berresford Foreign Secretary Earl Dudley Colonial Mr. Huskinson Home Mr. Peel. President of the Council Earl Bathurst. Woods and Forests with pres-

 ent peerage to himself, and

 dukedom to the Earl of Lons-

 dale Lord Lowther. Secretary at War Mir. GouIburn, or Mir

 Dawson, should not

 the latter go to the

 Home Office. The Lord Chanceor--Prvy l

 Seal-Chancellor of the Ex- eu.A chequer, and perhaps the "' "' Pfe''"' A"'u Rnard of Trade.