The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-02-24 00:00:00

sorie.kue, bare been since brought bore, as
Nowt give some information upon the Object.
somas, a Police-officer. is not expected to bonfire,
Mow pert of his scull torn away by a pistol-ball ;
La-
is also said to be seriously wounded.
It Ins owing to Smithers being a heavy mat, and
arid upon another officer upon the stairs, that
ob.; Thistlewood to make bis escape in the oonfu-

oiedesroosi was apprehended, while in bed, at No. 8,
we-wee, Little Moorfichls, by BISHOP, the Bow-
, other. lle is a lodger, among many others, in
1.0 lose of a man called Harrison, by trade a type-
,olee. The mans wife was taken to Bow-street, he
i:seellieing, or supposed to be, at work. Thistlewood
Lai pee to his lodgings unseen by any person in the
keoe. He made no resistance.
The qpreliension was effected without noise, not
onto lodgers being aware that the of were on
Premises.
fele of the prisoners has expressed his abhorrence of
rsepio, or his associates, observing, "that they ought
la dos hung itwne liately:" he seemed inclined to
vat &full tlisdosu re at once ; but his companions, by
ieks as/ gestures, cherlic.l him.

SP.II.V.

e,ptz. Fn. I.—Affairs remain in the same stator the
1,,„,ge0t0 still tranquilly occupy the Isla de Leon.
lotarbeents are occasionally sent on the side of Tarifa
..,t.stfesiras to reconnoitre the position of the enemy,
,ifor forage. These detachments returned yestrr.lay
th a stock of fresh provisions. Though we are in
,oriehboirlimul of the Insurgents, we can learn bat
.votthelr •ittlation. Their number is certainly con-
, elide: it eronot possibly amount to less tbs. 700)
vet; -ans. They hold frequent communications
ei ll:bratty.. AU observations ire, here, inter-
(:en. Freyre is reported to have arrived withiu
r nlls, by sea, last night. M. Puenta, a Councillot of
bear, accompa uies hi w, for the purpose of comtueneing
process against the authors of the insurrection
took vlare in this city on the 24th. A proelama-
•Abes ken isine.l this day; inviting the inhabitants
Mere bonsei in Pnrt Sainte-Marie, to have them
ifoly Is receive the officers of the Royal troops, as they
• ,spni to arrive. The insurrection has now continued
:spina days, without the least interruption, and yet
vamps have arrived to oppose it.
row Fee. 21.—The Amiensr of this day contains
altiannanre of the King, dated Feb. 20, by which lie
op the res:gnation tendered by the Count Decases,
ritgroood of ill health.

bather Ordontrinee, of the same date, creates him
a :Site of France.
Asa a third Ortlnonanoe appoints the Duke de
rhltto President of the Conncil of Ministers.
Name 'lune;tpr likewise contains a notification
fist m Ortinno:iner) of the Dim Decases' appointment
•Asisys.l :or at the Court of London.
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still continues greatly agitated. in
NW of the catamaran's of deo direct lino of
saesstoebelog cat off by the murder of the Duke de
Dori.

FRENriI F';!CD., 11-UM:MT.—Five per Cents., 71 fr.
Ui.; Bask iuns, I-115 f.

The Doke of Clarence aad Lord Keith visited
the king yesterday.
We are ex!rt:inely happy to say that the Duchess
el York is much better.

lesterany the Michels of Clarence went to the
Kap Pal:.ce, at Kensington, on a visit to the
Duchess cif Kent.

Prince I.corld dined with the Duchess of Kent
on Tuel,d:l.

The Dukes York and Sessex, the Duchess of
Olonmter, stet the other branches of the Royal
rusk. occiniteinly visit the Princess Sophia at
ifimbncitre-honse.

Yesterday the Duke of York and the Duchesi of
Glouce-ter their Royal Sister.
Viscous: Coallereiteth had an audience of hit
Majesty ye'sterday, at his Palace in Pall-mall.
Satanist. the Re-Dental Sarazin, who wan re-
i•;tll.ly certisonned to ten Years labour at the pub-
. works, and 40,000 francs damages, for big,amy,
was brought. be:bre the Paris Assize Court. lie
Protested arninst the proceeding as illegal. The
!'resident nlise,rvcd to hint, that he might appeal
'taint the prosent sentonce of degradation, which
was then pronlunted in forte. He will, it is said, !
,'and in the pilleoy on Monday, the 21st inst.
Yesterday n meenng of the Magistrates for the
r.onty t f Middlesex took place nt the Sessions
I:rep, Clerketwell-zreen, for the purprse of toting an
.j..-lleus to his Majesty upon his accession to the Tilton!,
LIT IN* t"ppcsed to be the most numerous meeting
rweistratv. that ever took place upon any occasion. ,
'"eking about Ibo present. )ir. Byng and Mr.
tAI the Members for the Catlett-, the Chairman
"ide SP.sie-s. and a Committee of lb. were aPPoittle4
Winer op an .Iddrese, which was unanimously agreed
to.
Lord Elcin is daily expected at Rome. The
Mater of stranfers there is greatly diminished
"are Seeteenher. Many hare gone to Naples and Flo-
'we. The Cardinal floffeiini who hay necociated in
tiles tile Zia—ori-in Concordat with the holy See, and
who um repotted to be dead, begins to recover.
ROME. JAN. 25.--An extraordinary mines of snow
has fallen on the A ppenines, so as to render the
"14d4iliPrec;t47,!e. and the communications with the
Yoe/lite territory and ;vial Gernilny are entirely inter-
"' A great Quaneiq Ass also fallen about Rome.
e waters hare been increased. The Tiber has 'over-
load its banks and caa.hi great inantldikdsn. 11:4a
tushal fevers see common at this moment. The etraftere
*hear? here vt:ffer more from the variations of the
+ewe this the Italians. Their Wanner of living
contributes hesisles, much to render them mote ea:posed
that the Romans to the colds. Lord Guilford., who
pas to have fonnded the new Utersity at tjte Isle of
Lod% is still at Rome; but he 1 set it 11 short
"b. M. de Broenstedt. flee Danish Pro .511 cer-
ill:company biro. Metals, the aFG l's{
alt Row for Parisi.
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