Star.
London, England, 1819-12-06 00:00:00

for having gone with r.rms to the late Meeting'
,bergham Eavec, in pursuance of a traitorous
;racy to compel his MAJESTY " to change his
arcs and Councils, and to intimidate and over-
.bc !louses of Parliament." Their names are
Dewhurst, reedmaker ; William Fletcher, tai-
o,; John Adamson, tailor. Two other persons,
3: aims of Maiden and Austin, have been also
witted, to ano,ver for a misdemedinour in having
traitorous and seditious books, papers, Ac.
alai in their dwellink.houses, at Blackbuin.

THE KING:

Saturday morning, the Duke of YORK arrived
linilsor Castle, about eleven o'clock, from Lon-
•o hold a Council on the state of his MAJESTY.
Iftir, the Members of the Council arrived, con•
of the Archbishop Of CANTERBURY, the Bishop
moN, the LORI) CHANCELLOR, the Duke of
loss. the Marqdis of CAMDEN, the Earl of
tuna, Lord ARDRN, Lord ST. HEL NS. Lord
,T, the Earl of Maceutsr tett', and SirWiLt.tast
iT, being the Whole of the Members of the
except the Archbishop of YORK. The Coon-
ohled at twelve o'clock, when the whole of
ie Doctors were in attendance, and made their
al: Report of the state of the Ktno, to which
were sworn before the Council: After this the
of the Council adjourned to:, the private
,ents of the KIND,- and visited his MAJIISTK. A
was then agreed upon as.to the state of the
for the satisfaction and information of the
lc, but Which was concealed and kept'private till
7, when it was exhibited in the State Rooms
James's Palace, by General GWYNNE, one of
gAJESTY's Equerries, and one of his MAJESTY'S
from Windsor, which is as follows :
" Windsor Castle, December 4.
His Ilaacrer's disorder has undergone no alteration. llis
'WS indisposed for two days a fortnight sinte, but has
rend his ordinary bodily health, which in good consi-
great age." (Signed as nsuzl.)
cnnsequence of the various reports, which have
circulated for some time past, respecting the
of his Natesry's health, the inquirers at St.
were much more numerous than they had
w a considerable time past: The two days ill-
his Hangars', alluded to in the Bulletin, were
Is when the two Councils, which we stated,
held at Lambeth Palace, when the unprece-
' circumstance of the five Physicians being
in London took place, which was at the
ty's Council, on which day the Duke of YORK
4 three expresses from Windsor.

EARTHQUAKr.

COMRIE, PERTHSHIRE, NOV 29.
le morning of Sunday last (yesterday), about
one, this place was visited by one of the
-ming shocks of an earthquake felt here for
past. It not only awakened the people,
is violence made some instinctively leap from
is and run to the door before they were
the cause of their panic. The convulsion,
mied with the usual hollow grumbling noise,
ling the sound of distant thunder, continued
ten seconds, occasioning, while passing
:ely under us, the crashing of the timber in
ases, moving of the chairs, jingling of the
s, glasses, &c. &c. It was felt for several
mind the village, and seemed to commence in
utIL-west, passing the village and its vicinity in
\I
-easterly direction, where it subsided.

Wa',:erlooEast-Indiaman,With the Marchioness
AIINGS on board, arrived safely at Calcutta on
16th of done, after a qtlick passage of 15 weeks.
)LINTY OP LANARK MEETING.—A very nume-
and respectable Meeting of Noblemen, Free-
, Justices of the Peace, and Commissioners of
tyuf the County of Lanark, was held on-Tees.•
tilt, at Hamilton, for the purpose of expressing,
Address to the Throne, their attachment to hit
itsTy ad the PRINCE REGENT, and the Laws and
airution of the land. Lord BELHAVEN was
tothe Chair. The proposed Address was nto-
leolollel DOUGLAS, seconded by Mr. LOCK A RT
Carubusnethan, and adopted without a dissenti-
•cite. The Cleric then read another requisition,
rtquired the same Meeting to take into coit-
ion the present distressed state of the manu-
,ng class, and devise some plan for their re-
Lord BeutAisn, who was continued in the
addressed the Meeting at some length on the
The Hononrable Admiral FLEMING then

certain Resolutions, expressive of the eh-
of the people, and suggesting the propriety
gpplication to Parliament for relief, and in

Aar for aid to those who may be disposed to
.ethe country, and to such others as may obtain
gents on -sMall 'allotments of land at home ;,
-ch being seconded by Mr. NlossmAn, were una-
Xlicl adopted, with this alteration, that the
Buis Should be applied to in the first instance
a Nfe.rnorial.
Ininrm.—lt appearing from a correspondence which
place between Mr. Hanna and Mr. Fill 11•7411, the
tr, Out in consequence of the late decision of the Court of
.IkPrli on the question of Mandamus, there is no pros-
`lk' :us Inquest being resumed, Mr. U. has left IVianches-
tvnirntit to town.

1111 AL es lisneTrr, rot Htcn Tarsonv.—Mr. Knight I,
Acnt A private examination on Friday, at the Police Office,
before Colonel liastoaravri, a 211gistrate from
':."issll en he was fully committed to take Ms trial for High
!sing out of his conduct at the Meeting held at Burn-
': ths 15th of last month. He was forthwith conveyed, in
"? it *-‘ll'. Nadia, to Lancaster Castle, where he arrived
'•iiht. He was heavily ironed, of which he corn-
. ~iy. Walker, the sails*, who was apprehended along
a similar charge, was set at liberty.
s:s Dec. 6.—Beef, 4s. OIL to Ss. Od. per
; Mutton, ys Od. to 51. 2d. Veal, Ss. Od. to 61. Od.
*'s la to 14gai? Ns. to Os. ud.—Caule at Siarltst-s-
-::3 234 , Calves, 280; Sheep and Lambs, I 5,600; Pigs, 320.
' ?"13ad, Si. Os. to 51. W. Clover, ft. to 61. Os. Straw, 11.

MAILI.LANS, Dee. 6.—00 r Market WZR
LypLed this manning with Wheat and Barley from
LT, and Suffolk, for which the demand was very flat,,
"T"I of each, even of the best qualities, were 'vial tillfieuity
.td, at a decline et 2s. ptr qr. from last Monday's prites,
int irfi tior desetipttons of each of the above artieJes
Utaleable although offered at much lower terms than on
44""A• Oats are NU 2.5. psi qr. cheaper, and new
Peas voie dull sale at a rPtissetion of se. per rir.
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