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

[ANOTHER ACCOUNT.]

Crest nnxic ty prevailed iu the City this morn-
ing, before tl:e opening of the Stock Exchange,
and a considerable fall in Stocks was anticipated.
The fluctuations, however, were very trilling; the
market closed yesterday at 881 for the present Ac-
coun t,and the lowest price to-day has been 67i. When
our reporter left the City the price was advancing,
being 661 to CBI. In ordinary times the event of
this morning would have produced a fall of 2 or 8
per cent .

Of the occurrences in the French Cabinet, we
may say they are exhibited in a sort of camera
olatevra, the figures of which flit by so quick,
and in such rapid succesAon, that we are not
able to d; cover preciielY the object of their
changes. Tha► a Minister accused by a Member of
the Legislative Body of fostering►, by his opinions,
treason againit the dynasty which governs the
State he is appointed to serve, should be raised to a
Dukedom, and sent Ambassador to one of the first
States in Europe, are circumstances that require
the most expert political chemist to analyse them.

Men united by liberty, and for liberty, must re-
main free as long as they remain united ; to be
enslaved, therefore, it is requisite that they should
be divided, and time and other circumstances never
fail to offer an opportunity for such division. This
truth our enemies know well, and therefore are
always prompt to occasion or encourage the sepa-
retion. In almost every State, except a Republic,
there are various ranks of people; nobles ever
disdain the plebeians, and plebeians ever hate the
nobles • or rather, every one who belongs to any
rank, hales, or at least despises, those who belong
to another. These base parsions Kings, and their
LONDON O.A7.ETTE EXTRAORDINARY.
artful Ministers, make use of to their purposes::
the magistrates, and the military, have both been TIII;RID‘Y, era. 14. l'tW.
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wonted upon to regard the people with disdain . W
est*
and disliko, and even ecclesiastics have been called T 1..V11 .dAsirtshur w
togitirdencLaienard
upon, and employed against the people, with * erre:29l4i 'los; l.0071:14 herebly offerodretr. NIT Irma, *Or,
gree of acrimony which makes them view 'more a 'art who shall (Hien, er apprehend, or caused t• Its ww"
like the disciples of the Devil than do CHRISTIAN
DEITY. It would have been well if Parson WY rovered and apprehended Cie said A rsharThistletrowl4lol
rids Ilthb:lLoras sds Cornell
dissdsloansts•rs cat itlislsaj:tatior hig
we cannot consent to apply the epithet reverend jurs's Arid all iprrsons hereby esdtigasiiS
to such a character) could have heard the oh- their a-fit/imam not to raealcr or harbour the sai2_,
nervation made in the Sessions-house, at Hen_ , Tniatlewend, as any person off, Idlng herein it ill be 111.1"
guilty ofblsligitssTrearinritisr SIONIOLIII.
ford, some y4.ars ago, by the late humane 'Thistlewood is about forty *at
Baron SMYTHE. upon the trial of three men I yearsa ollag7..flyinenfeet :en incises MO. bas a set"..__A-81.
for mining, in the conviction of whom a vier- ptesioa. lone visage. d'rk hair (a Itqle dark
at(
gymnn of Hatfield had mode himself very con- Urthati:".4"l•Lide-br°l7•:ii 1117th sal
spicuons. The feeling; Judge said, in pronouncing h„ the appefisrclatire,, ore: teilitigreit„l,ll:i is slender
born la I.
sentence upon the poor wretches, that it was ex- shire• and appreatieed to an apotheenry at Newark;
tremely painful to him to do so, upon the warrant, waits a bias Ina; don end bine pontsloons, aadms be.°
and the evidence too, of a Reverend Magistrate, , L;etit.nant in the mill"'
who, he thought, might have acted more becoming :
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
his sacred °nice and function, by confining himself'
to the mere committal of the accused, without . Boor-drift. Twelve •'ciat
voluntarily qualifying himself and seeking to be a Thistlewood is this moment brought into the lb°
witness. The reproof was felt by the whole Court, office ;we learn he was taken at the horse ef SO OP
and the unpitying parson, so opposite to the. real blot
near note-street. He was
/react-rusher, retired from the Court covered aeith P •
shame. cuffed, looked ghastly death, and trembled eiamik'
The Chamber of Accusation of the Court Royale e was hurried out of :he office almost instead', lid
ref Paris has referred for trial, to the Court of As-
sizes; the responsible gditor of Lettrup Nor:smut *, ins immediately taken to the Secretary of Stine•
for a scandal on public morals, by the insertion of.to anderga an exatninution.
an article respecting the funeral ecreasoay of the Two more of the conspirators have beta siookowalle
41st of January. hended ; sad a man and weinan, is the neith

The subjoined notice was published early thiamin.
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