The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JUNE 22. 1910

EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Jut' e 1810.
TRE COURT of DIRECTORS of Me
1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, trading t. Me EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nei ice—
That • GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY
will lie held at their House, in Leallenhall.street, on WED-
NESDAY, the 4th July next, from Eleven to'Cluek in the
lorcooon until Six in the Eseniirg, to Ballot on the following
qu..ipins; viz.—

" 1 hat that Court approve the unanimous Resolution of
the Court of Directors of the 6th inst. wherein they state,
that they hare even reason to believe that all the persons
who were on board the ship Calcutta, at the time of her loss,
have perished, and that the occasion and ciiiimistances re-
lating to her loss are wholly unknown; and therefore, that
there .is au impossibility of ioinirisig satisfactorily into the
loss of the said ship; and that this Cosset are fully sistisfie .
that the ship was stored in a sufficient manner at her outfit •
for her voyage, and that camsequeutly no blame can attach
to the Owners, and that, from the experience and ability of
the Commander a d Officers, it is seasonably to be tottered
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that nu blame uttarboi to them;
0 That this Court approve the unsitiosous resolution of
the Cl,llll of Directors of the GM inst. wherein they state that
they bare every reason to believe, that all the persons who
erre on hoard the ship Jane Duchess of Gamlen, at the time
of bar loss, hare perished; and that the occasion and Mecum-
steacearelating to her as are whole, unknown, and there-
fore, that there is as impossibility of iuquiring satisfactorily
into the it.l4 of the said ship; and that this Court are fully
satisfied that the ship win stored M a sufficient manure at her
outfit fur her voyage; and that coniequently no blame ran
attach to the Owners. and that, from the experience and
ability of the Commander and Officers, it is reasonably to be
interred that no blame attaches to them;
" That this Court approve the unanimous Resolution of
the Court of Directors of the tub inst. when io they state,
that thy hare every reser.° to believe, that all the persons
who were on board the ship Lady Jane Dandas, at the time
of her loss, hive perished ; and that the occasion sad eir-
Surnstances relating to bce loss, are wholly uuknown ; sad
therefore that there is an impossibility of inquiring satisfac-
torily into the 10.. is of the said ship; and i hat •this Corot are
fully satisfied that the ship was stoned in a sufficient
sarnmer at tier not fit for her voyage ; and that consequeotly
ow blame can attach to the Owners ; and that, from the ex-
perience and ability of the Coinniaoser aid Officers, it is rea-
sonably to he inferred, that no blame attaches to them.
" That this Court approve the unanimous Resolatioo of
the Court of Directors, of the oust isst. wherein they state,
that they hare every reason to believe that all the persona
who were on board the ship Bengal, at the time of her loss,
have perished ; awl that the oectsion and circumstances re-
lating, to her kiss are wholly unknown ; and therefore that
there is an impossibility of inquiring satisfactorily into the
loss of the said ship ; and that the Court an: fully satisfied
that tue ship was stored in a sufficient almoner at her outfit
for her voyage; awl that consequently no blame can attach
to the Owners; and that, from the experience and ability of
the Commander avid Officers, it is reon.nably to be iuferred
that ire blares attaches to them:"
In order to determine by sorb ballot whether three parts
in fore of the Proprioors parrot at sieeli General Court,
concur with the Court of Directors in the above mentioned
lltesalutionr. WILLIAM RAbISAY, See.

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