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:riddle ranks of life, had various means of express-
ing their opinions r huts the People at large had hut
one way' of doing it. The right was like the .poor
mans• lamb; and those who would take this away
from him, and would not subtract any thing from
their own rich flocks, ought, in his opinion, if tbey
intended to continue such conduct, to look to them
selves(Appiriiiic.) He then adverted to. a variety
of other topics, and concluded his speech, after a
7:igh ealogium on Earl Fitzwiiliatn, by saying, Thai
was extremely gratified in finding that his past
71;n:duct had been such as to obtain their approba-
i ion, and by expressing a hope that in the days of
r lit which appeared fast approaching, he should
i fortitude to do his duty in every situation, and
'_.,•tt he should thus give every Englishman an op-
portunity of exclaiming over his grave—" lie at least
was an honest man r —(Cheers.)
The Meeting then adjourned.
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CORNWALL-IWEETING&,,,

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A Requisition, to which the names.ortipwards of
1,D30 Freeholders and Inhabitant Householders were
affixed, was presented to the Most Sittniye of Corn-
wall, requesting him to convene a Meeting of the
County, to consichtkwhat measures it nray be neces-
sary to pursue, in &der that ,such au inquiry into
the late lamentable transactions at ;Manchester may
take place as shall satisfy the ends of justice, and ap-
pease the irritated feelings of the People. The &M-
-inn, declined calling the Meeting; in consequence
tif which, the Requisitionists addressed an application
to nine of their own number, who are Magistrateskif
tie County, stating their firm conviction that the rt‘
40,a1 of the HIGH SHERIFF had disappointed the ex-
pectations and wi.hes of the County ; and therefore
requesting that these Magistrates would, on their
oxn authority, appoint a ,Meeting to take place.—
This request they have promptly complied•'with, and
have convened a Meeting of the Freeholders and In-
habitants, to be held at Bodmin, on Tuesday, the
234 instant.
A Meetivg of individuals, hostile to this measure
of calling a County Meeting. was held at Bodmin,
on the Bth instant. About 100 persons attended,
among whom were the Earl of Sr. GERMAINE, Lord
FALMOUTH, Lord DE DUNSTANVILLE, W. A. Ilaa-
Els, Esq. &c. The Earl of Sr. GERMAINS was
called to the Chair ; and a series of Resolutions
adopted, expressive of the impropriety of discussing
the proceedings at Manchester, and thanking the
High Sheriff for refusing to convene the County.
A Declaration, in unison with the Resolutions, has
for some time been circulated for signatures through
the County, and was produced at the Meeting.
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THE EVI4.:NINti sTAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1819.
THE FUNDS.
PRICE OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE O.CLOCK
Wok Stock 216} 216
3 per Cent. Reduced 60.41
3 per Cent. Consols 67i4i
3i per Cent. 7511
4 per Cent. 84; 84.1
.5 per Cent. Navy 108 it 1031
Bank Long Annuities 174 9-16
India Bonds 8 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) Is. 2s. dis.
Consols for Acct. 67w.

The Paris Papers of Saturday last, arrived this

morning.
A great number of Deputies have already arrived
at Paris—M. LAINE, Count BOURDONNAYt, M. de
Conataaa, &c.
The Council of State, at a sitting presided by the
Keeper of the Seals, has decided that there is no
ground for ordering the prosecution before the Tri-
bunals of Lieutenant-General DONNADIEV, on ac-
count of the conduct imputed to him at the time of
the insurrection of Grenoble.
The French Journals being taxed in England as
letters, for the distance between Paris and London
(the coast and London), the English Journals bit*
for some days past, by way of reciprocity, been sub-

jetted to a similar tax, which has caused an increase
- in the carriage of lfr. 80c. for each English Paper
received in France.-3loniteur.
A Nuremberg article quotes accounts from Corfu,
stating, that there had been an insurrection in the`
Island of Saint Maurc, arising out of complaints,
against the conduct of some of the Public Func-
tionaries, but that it had been quelled by,means of
a military force, and the ringleaders arrested.
The Bulletin of Poit St. Marie presents, on the
(A. October, deaths, and 919 sick ; that of
Cadiz, on the 25th, 85 deaths, and 8,981 sick. The
reimber of deaths in the latter is not less than in the
I,r:ceding Eulictins ; but on the sick there is a great
diminution, Cle number in the 21st being 11,158,
sual.ing a difference of no less than 2377.
- 1 :!In,_ll .5 per Cents. Friday, 706. 10 c.

V'c linvc tcLcivcd to-day Papers from. New York
to the 17th, and from Philadelphia. to the 18th of
October. The lever, as our ;Waders will be happy
-.ne from the sub;eined estracts, has in some places
entirely ceased its ravages, and in those where it is
most tirolent is confined to a few individuals :

f. BOARD OP HEALTH.
" 11 ZW TORX. OCTOBRA 14.

only three deaths by the I..ver, and six by other dis-
eases. A very considerable change has taken place in
tke temperature of the atmosphere, which has tended
greatly to check the progress of the epidemy.
At Charleston, for the week ending the 6th inst.
there were twenty-three deaths, twelve of which were
by the yellow fever,
PIitLADELPTITA, OCTOBER 16.
Died, on Tuesday, the 28th ultimo, at Malder,
Colonel John Ogilvy, late his Britannic Majesty's
Commissioner under the Pith and 7th Articles of the
Treaty of Ghent, of. the ptevalent fever.
Congress is .to Meet on the first Monday in De-
cember, and not on the third Monday in November,
as. formerly stated.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM TIM ISLAND OF CUBA,

7,,. I 1 C The Board have received no report of any ocw case this
/ • day. (Signed) " Dlz2v-,w, :ierretary."
t ' : • , Tbe 11.111e:in of the I6th October is to the same
*f eifoct As the above.
1 , ! • i;.‘ I.T I MORE, OCTOBER 1e:
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• , llist IL 11th It: port for the last 21 hours exh:bits
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