Star.
London, England, 1820-02-24 00:00:00

whole of the primers were safely' lodged' in he
House of Correction, Coldbath-fields.

Government has lest no time in taking the neces-
sary steps to bring the sanguinary villains to punish-
ment. Messengers and Police Officers were last
night sent off to all the outports to prevent the
escape of Thisi!mood, and such of his infamous as-
sociaes as have for the present escaped; and at one
o'clock this morning the following Esiroordinary
Gakeite was publishecli. offering a reward of £lOOO
for the apprehension of, Thistiewood :

" LONDON. GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
nruasnAY, riiIIITARY 24, 1820.
" FEIIICARY 23, 18804,

Whereas Arthur Thistlewo9d stands charged with High
Treason, and also with the Wilful Murder of Richatd &zither;
a reward of writ THOCSANT POUNDS is hereby offered to any per-
son or persons who shall discover and apprehend, or cause to
be diseevered and apprehended, the said Arthur Thistleweoe,
to be paid by the Lords Commissioners of hit Maritur's Trea-
sury, upon his being apprehended and lodged in any of his
Mai:nt.'s gaols. And all persons are hereby condoned, upon
thair allegiance, not to recsive.or harbour the said Arthur This-
tlewood, u any person offending herein will be thereby luilty
of High Treason. " SIDMOUTH.

" The above-named Arthur Thistlewood is about forty-eight
years of age, five feet ten inches high, has a sallow complexion,
long visage, dark hair (a little grey), dark !male eyes and arched
eyebrows, a wide mouth, and a good set of teeth, has a scar
under his right jaw, is slender made, and has the appearance of
a military man ; was born in Lincolnshire, and apprenticed to
an Apothecary at Newark ; usually wears a blue long coat and
blue pantaloons, and has been a Lieutenant in the Militia."

APPREHENSION OF THISTLEWOOD.

TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We are happy to state, that through the activity
of the Police, Arthur Thiseetectod, the chief actor is
the diaboliCal scene above described, has been appre-
hended. Early in the morning, Officers, well armed,
were dispatched in all directions in quest of the
Traitor and his accomplices ; and between nine and
ten, Lavender-and Ruthren, the Officers, succeeded
in tracing Thistletrood to a lodging-house in White-
street, Little Moorfields. One of them immediately,

went off for a reinforcement of Officers, while the.
other kept watch near the place ; and at half-past
ten o'clock, two coaches, filled with Officers, well
armed, drove up to the dour of the house, which
they entered, and found Thialewood, as expected.
He surrendered without offering any resistance.—
The Officers instantly proceeded with their pri-
soner to Bow-street, where Mr. BIRNIE was sitting.
The worthy Magistrate satisfied himself with merely
taking evidence. as to the identity of the prisoner.
and then_ sent him off in custody, to the Office of tße ••
Secretary of the Home Department, where he is now
under examination.

ORE O'CLOCK.

• Two more persons have been arrested, as belong-
ing to the gang of conspirators. They were taken near
the same place where Thistiewood %as seized. We
have not heard their names ; they are in a low situa-
tion of life. They were conveyed to Bow-street, and
thence, by order of Mr. Bintaz, to the Secretary of
State's Office.

We understand, that besides deterring th 4 intinckd
Cabinet dinner at Lord BATnuasis, each of the
Ministers, as a measure of proper precaution, bad
Police Officers in his house during the whole of yes-
terday and last night.

One of Cie prisoners, it is said, has expressed his
abhorrence of the plans of his associates, observing,
that they ought all to be hung immediately." Re
seemed inclined to make a full disclosure at once, but
his companions, by looks and gestures, checked him.

THE Fun-tn.-4 considerable depression has been
felt this morning. On the rumour of the conspiracy,
some persons became alarmed, and Consols opened
at 67 78, 63 ; the evening before they left off at 68%.
There seems to be a general gloom upon 'Change
since the discovery of the conspiracy, and many per-
sons are selling largely. Money is very. scarcelo-day.

Viscount CASTLEREAGH had an audience of his
MAJESTY yesterday, at his Palace, in PaILMaU.
-The Duke ofCLARENCZ and Lord.KtLTB. yistted
•the KING, yesterday.
We are extremely happy to say the Duchess of
Ycitta is much better.

Yesterday, the Duchess of CLARENCE went to the
King's Palace, at Kensington, on a visit to the D-
uchess of KENT. - ' -

Prince LEOPOLD dined with the Duchess cf Ulf?,
on Tuesday.
The Dukes of YORK and Sussex, the Duchess of
GLOUCZETER, and the other branches of the Royal
Family, occasionally visit the Princess SOPIII; Rt.
Cambridge House. Yesterday the Duke of YORK Ana
Duchess of GLOUCESTER visited their Royal Sister.
The Archbishop of YORE gave a grand dinner,
yesterday, tlithe Directors of the Antient Music and
several other distinguished personages, at his house,
in Grosvenor-square.
The Hon. GEORGE Awaits is arrived at his brother's
(Lord AkioN), in St. James's-square, from a tour. .
General Sir H. TURNER, Bart. is arrived at Carlton
Palace, frOM Bath.
The Earl of ltossneanV is arrived at his house in
Piccadilly.
Onft..rortro.—The Oratorios commenced al..Drory-
Larie Theatre last night with great success; and the
great poweks _of BARHAM, Mrs. SALMON, _Madame
Ber.Locitt, Miss TREE, and others, were all brought
into action with the most happy effect. , The Erne...
tainments concluded, at ^a seassniable
theireHOVTIA Grand Battle Sinfoniii,•tn-whidi-Gt.i,
kin's the King sung by Miss Tau, MUtie'
, /.14:rs, BRAIIAM, Pea; Swirl., and Thane.

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FRENCH PAPERS.
The Paris Papers of Monday, which 'arrived this'
ro7ning, bring at length an official confirmatiou
retirement of M. DE -Cam The pressure'of.du=
Incc*.ic matter leaves us only room at 'Present for the

,f,nowing extracts :
FROM TAX MONITW MONDII , TIM 21.
ROYAL ORDINANCES.

" LOCI!, by the grace of GOD, King of France and Navarre.
Willing to confer on Count De Cazes a testimony of our
sgisf.:ction with hit services, :with dr! zeal and fidelity of which
tc has given us proofs on the most trying occasions, and like-
wile with hit attachment to our person and family, we have or-
d:-.ined, and do ordain as follows :
Article 1. Count de Cazes, Peer of France, Minister of
!tate, is nominated a Duke, to enjoy for himself and his de-
scendants, in a direct line, from male to male, according to the
4rder of primogeniture, the honcurs and prerogatives attached
to that rank, with the obligation of conforming to the laws of
the Kingdom, and particularly to the dispositions of our Ordi-
arcs of -August 19, Isls.
Art. 2. Our Minister Secretary of State in the Department of
co•eign Affairs is charged with the execution of the present Or-
iicance. Given at our Palace of the Tullieries, Feb. 20, 1820.
(Signed) " LOUIS.
(Countersigned) " P SQUI ER."
Tne King has appointed the Duke De Cazes his