Star.
London, England, 1819-09-10 00:00:00

NOTICE.

In consequence of the unfavourable state of the Weather, the
Public Meeting, which was to have been held this day, on the
Meikleriggs Moor, is Adjourned until Saturday, the 11th curt.
and will take place upon the same ground affermerly advertised,
si Two OClock, afternoon.—By Order of the Committee,

• &gued by Seven Householders, -
THOMAS DICK, Secretary.

N.B. As the Sheriff and Magistrates have expressed a deter-
mined= to seize and prosecute any person coining into the Town
with Flags, the Committee consider it their duty to inform those
who wish to attend the Meeting of this circumstance.

Circulars were issued to convene a Special Meeting
of the Members of the Devon County Club, to take
into consideration the late transactions at Manchester,
to be held on Friday (to-day), at the New London
Inn, Exeter. The Exeter Flying Post, received to-
day, states, however, that Mr. CLENCH (the landlord)
had refused the. use of his house for the purpose, and
adds, u We have not been able to ascertain whether
any otherbas been obtained for the Meeting to be held:
We are informed that a Town Meeting will take
place at Birmingham, in the course of the ensuing
week. on the subject of the late events at Manchester,
and that Sir FRANCIS SORDIITY, Sir C. WOLSELS;
and Major CART WIUGIrr are expected to be present.
A letter from Cork, dated August Si, says—" A
duel took place yesterday merging near the Lona
between Lieutenant P— and Captain D—, in which
the former Crellentan was shat through the body.
Fie was taken** th Infirmary, where he now
lies in a du

TIM FUNDS.

Wince the August Consul-settling, .l-,e
been. gradually declining. Some heavy ,
were made yesterday, at low price-1. p
'ion is principally owing to the increasing ,cz.,
money, the weight of Omnium on the market,
the small amount of purchases now made
Commissioners: these causes, and the ar
fourth Omnium payment, are likely to cc,
further depression.

Some kind of distrust in the stability cf 17
lish Funds appears to have seized some of e%
holders on the Continent, as orders and pfter,
to the amount of upwards of one million, j
received within these few days from abi
The Dutch Houses in particular, have recei,
tive instructions to dispose of all the Omnit
hold, but from what cause this alarm arises. ,
transpired. The Funds at present are ve,y
Consols for the Account opened this frorrl.;:
but few purchasers could be had at that pric,
who have orders to sell for large amounts,
dims of throwing the whole upon the Market
as such a step would inevitably reduce -
three per cent.

THE ARMY.
We understand that it is contemplation to
by Subscription, on Aconbui ylin, in the Co .ii
Hereford, a rough massy column to cow
the Battle of Waterloo.

The Subscription for erecting the Nalirn.!l
meet in Scotland is filiing up rpidly.
71st have subscribed one day's pay to it.
On Monday the four Troops of 14th Li; ht
goons, which were quartered for a few days at
chester and Chatham, under the command of
BASINGTON, in expectation of being ortlert.:.
Metropolis, removed their quarters to Caaeibu—.
We understand, from good authority, that.
Irish Militia will be called out for one motit4';
ing immediately after the 25th of
Freeman', Journal.

ALLEGED SEDITIOUS LIBEL.
Two more persons were brought before the
strates, at Bow-street Police-office, yesterday,
ling Mr. Carlile's pamphlet, The Republican,
were Thomas Whitehorn, bookseller
a circulating library, 47, Evesh:
triers-town, and James Sainsbury,
bookseller, of Pulteney-court, Pt
atn.square.
Mr. CONANT was the Sitting M
sale of the work being pro red in A
asked the defendants whether they
say P—They both pleaded general,
libel, and the impossibility of tht
Ives acquainted with the content
•• might sell in the way of their
Magistrate, however, withi
them they must nd security for 1
the Sessions, and not being preps:
were locked up till the evening.
o'clock, the Magistrate having al
on the Bench, theprisoners were bi
produced bail, which, after a very
was accepted. Mr. Carlile was
when he offered himself, the followii
place s
Magistrate.--" Well, Mr. Carl
here to be bail for this person r (V
Mr. Carlile.—" I am.
Iffagistrate.--" Can you swear
R.6oAfter the payment of all your
nlsance.r—Mr. Carlile.—" I
Magi:lc-ate..." This is a serious
Me, and it is necessary for me to
you. Are yolk aware that you are
ftgnizances in this Office to the ar
Mr. Carlile.—" I am perfectly
Magistrate.—" Yon, are under
other places, I believe, and it is •
know to what amount r
Mr. Carlile.—" I am under no
apt for myself personally, and
amount of 1,6001."

Magistrate—" Then altogether ,
amount to 1,750 I.?"
Mr. Carlile.—" I am aware that
Magistrate.—" You are upon 7,
file ; and can you venture to swear
payment of all your just debts,
of all these recognizances, you are
Mr. Carlile.—" I can swear
£2OOO, after satisfaction of all these
Magistrate.—" Are yon aware -
which th;s person is charged—it
Libel?"

Mr. CarMe," I am myself
sediticau libel, as you call it, Sir,
fectly aware of it."
His bail was then accepted wk.
the parties were about to leave the
Clerk made the usual demand of
from each.defendant, which they sk
pay ; and the Clerk observing thak
summoned for it hereafter, Mi
4! Then we can try the legality a
the mean time I should resist the
the conversation ceased, and the

, .
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPTEVBEF‘ to
• We have had no arrivals since Wednes,i,i^, !.7
our Market was well supplied this morning
what was left over from Monday and Wed:let'
and there appearing but few buyers, tbe
trade was exceedingly heavy, at ior,cliys r
Fine Barley was scarce, and fully supported
quotation.—The Cat trade was very bcavy, !et,
fresh Corn fetched Wednesday's prices.—W.it'
are very scarce, and much sought afker.-1,1
and other articles, there is no altermiL n.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPTEMbEII 1/.
(To sink the offal ; pc: stone of Sibs.,
•
Beef •......4s Od to Ss 24 I Vea1......... 041 ° a
Mat" ..4s Od to Ss 6d Pork ..... Ss 041 e,
louri
31 b Ss Cd to 6s 6.1. rit's°
470—Cilves0.—Sheep and Lambs
01 „ •
£4 Os to £6 oil Straw ...XS t: h';
C10weir...,..6 Os to 7 /Os, Ol t
LON Div ; Printed and published by Lrin. barb
rtacc, Ttmik•Dat.

Cr.
ngcr,?teah;selvn.Frillr:il:Set:4;
kj:le:ltiyviiiiteytornad
acPfcPctecl:a2l:;
some of the S,
sand powers to
million, have
from abrea
have received
the OrnnioiL
arm arises, ha;
nt are Very';,
his rcorr.i.;2
it that pric..• •
amounts, are
the Marker •
reduce thera t•to
implation to eov,
in the Goan,;
a to coanLec
he National !1,.
pidly. a..
ty to it.
of 14th Li;ht o
a few days n
command of Al;
ring ordere. to
rs to Canteibirr.
authority, that.,
r one mottlfi t.
of Octobis ne
rS LIBELE.
ht before the M
e, yesterday, for
Republican.
er and proprietor.
ham-buildings,
, a newsvender .
'ulteney-street,
lagistrate ; and
a the usual way,
ey had any thing
Ily ignorance of
heir making they
eats of every b..
it trade.
hout comment, v'
their appearance
Pared so to do,
Soon after rev.
again taken hi,
hrougnt in, ar."!'
r
ore of them:
owing dialogue •
rile, are you c:
%Vhitehorn.)
ttat you are wori
ar debts and reel
[ can."
is business, Mr. far.
D be particular will
re already under ir
amount of 13ar
aware of it:
er recognizances
necessary I should
) recognizance, es•
d those are to tie
• your recognizoon
at they do."
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htoehr alneahtogthi
offence
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it!:
t is for a seditii,:l
the author of that
, and of conne Per.
e sy! en be
d. for mn
vie 1'
rliottoi
I.;fepat hat2C severally°t
yhsfeclde' toe cjiletn
parties retire,.
E, sErTEVBEfs
,ce Wednesday, 7'.
this morning pith
prrbaleryruystiliticuepthrpods'duanYit.‘::::::l:7::7Lrrbrikr:l'
after.---111
eration.
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ar of 8r06.)
0d..; to H
is 6J. Pieso
amiss 4,600 •
to 7e; •
t3.':.;%
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