Star.
London, England, 1810-11-28 00:00:00

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" Eighty P. M.
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14 H. R.
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" W. HIMERDES.
" M. BAILLIE.
IV R. WILLIS.'

ig WINDSOR CASTI.K. NOV. 28.
14 His MAJESTY has had some sleep in the night ;
' and, upon the whole* is much the same as he was
yesterday." (3igned as before.)
This day at two o'clock, a most numerous atten-
dance of the Privy Council took place atWhitehall, in
order to examine his Majesty's Physicians ; Dr. Rzy-
noLos and Dr. WILLIs came to town and were in at-
tendance on the Council, but they had not been exa-
mined when this Paper was pnt to press,
In the mean time, care has been taken to ar-
range the proceedings in such a manner that His Mt-
.II6TY will not be left a moment Without a competent
number of Physicians in immediate attendance upon
him. The Report Of the -Ptlvi Council will be laid
tomorrow before Parliament.

On the return of the LOiriPaEstoENT and Lord
LIMPOOL, from Windsor, on Monday, a Cabinet
Council ;- and yesterday morning the LORD
CHANCELLOR; and the CHARICELisOR Of thr EXCHEQUER,
arrived at Windsor at nine o'clock in the tnorning ;
received a report from the. Physicians of the state of
His Majesty's health, and immediately returned to
town, when a Cabinet Council was assembled at three
o'clock. Another- Council was held at the Foreign
Office last night. It was numerously attended. •
Yesterday nmning the Princesses A co CSTA and Si;)
!MA took an airing nu horseback in Windsor Great
Park, attended by Lord WALRINGUAMI_ Lady ELY,
General CARTWRIGHT, and ekkktell TAYLOR and
DESBRCW.
'Yesterday about one o'clock. Count de Gorroae,
the late King Of Sweden, attended at the Palace, with
his Interpreter, who inquired of the attendants the
proper proceedings to be observed for the Count to
pursue to pay his respects in inquiring after the state
of his MAJESTY'S health, and to leave his name ; he
was informed two o'clock was the hour the Palace was
opened to shew the Bulletins, at which time the Count
and his Interpreter came again to the Palace, when
they were introduced to Earl Pauter, the Lord in
waiting, who received the Count with all due respect.
The Count was dressed in mourning, with a small
white star an his coat ; his hair was short in his neck
and powdered. After conversing with Earl PALLET
and General CAMPBELL for some time, he retired from
the Palace apparently gratified with the attention
shewn him.

This morning Messrs. DANIEL LOTELL, Publisher
and Proprietor of the Stattsman,and THOMAS HARVEY,
Printer, and JOHN FISHER, Publisher, of the Day, were
brought up to the Court of King's Bench, for judge-
relent for certain libels in their respective Newspapers,
an account of which has been already given in the
STAR. Daniel Lovell was sentenced to two years
imprisonment in Newgate, and Thomas Harvey, and
John Fisher to one year's imprisonment in the same
gaol.
An asthmatic patient in the City, who is rather defi-
cient in orthography, wrote to his physician onrrhurs-
day, stating, " that his coffin had returned," and de-
siring to know what he should do; to which the latter
sent him an answer, recommending him to send it
, back to the andertaier.

A HOAX.—One of the greatest hoaxes that ever has
been heard of in this metropolis, was yesterday prac-
tised in Berner's-street, Oxford-street. The house of
Mrs. TATTENHANI, a Lady of fortune, at N0..54, was
beset by a great number of Trades-people, with their
various commodities, and from the confusion alto-
gether such crowds bad collected as to render the
street impassable. Waggons laden with coals from
the Paddington wharfs, upholsterer's goods in cart
loads, organs, piano-fortes, linen, jewellery, and every
other description of furniture, sufficient to ha ve stocked
the whole street, was lodged as near as possible to the
door of No. 54, with anxious trades-people and a
laughing mob. The LORD MAYOR of London also
arrived in his carriage, and two livery servants,
but his Lordship's stay was short, and he was
driven to Marlborough-street Police Office. At the
Office his Lordship informed the Sitting Magistrate
that he had received a note, purporting to have
come from Mrs. TATTENHANI, which stated that
she had been summoned to appear before him, but
that she was confined to her room by sickness,
and requested his Lordship's favour to call on her.
Berner's-street at this time was in the greatest con.
fusion, from the multiplicity of trades-people, who
were returning with their goods, and spectators
laughing At them. The officers belonging to the
MalOgh-street Office were immediately ordered
out ttrikeep order, but it was for some time impossible,
such was the pressure of trades-people who had been
duped. 'Every officer that could be mustered was
enlisted to disperse the people, and they were placed
at the corners of Berner's-street, to prevent trades-
people from advancing towards the house with goods.
The street was not cleared at a late hoar, as servants
of every denomination wanting places began to
assemble at five o'clock. It turned out that letters
had been written to the different trades-people, which
stated recommendations from persons of quality. A
reward has been offered for the author of the hoax,
which had been carried to a great extent ; for besides
a coffin, which was brought to Mrs. TATTENUAM'e
house, made to measure, agreeably to lotter,ifve feet
six, there were accoucheurs, tooth-drawers, miniature-
painters, and artists of every description.
MARK-LANE.—To-day there are but few fresh ar-
rivals of Wheat, but tolerable quantities on hand,
and sales hardly at last nrices—ln Barley and Malt
little variation—White Peas likewise—Beans of the
two kinds are dearer—Oats are in very short supply,
waiting arrivals, of the few sales made the prices are
almost considered nominal--.-Flour at our last quotation.

GrNISAL CIMAINCT AS VWDZI.
Wheat, Its. 80s. 925. Beans, 531. 595. od.
ditto, '

Fine ditto, 945. 98s.
Rye, (iear) 3SL 441.

Tick 461:514.
Oats, 455. 301.35..
Poland 17..

/, 115 s, 48i. Ol
~79.11. 801. - NMI* Alto, 411 e. 114 •
Ate Pees (Balers) See. Appe Bist /C 416 Asch
ism Sim. aft. ter 5ita1.4460114"78*. Obi.