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London, England, 1814-04-23 00:00:00

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At a N tun,rous and Highly-Respectable MEETING of PRO-
PRIETORS of EAST' INDIA S in the INTEREST
of Captain WILLIAM STAN CLARKE, held at the
City_ of London Tavern, on WEDNESDAY,- 2Oth April,
1814,
JOB MATHEW RAIKES, Esq. in the Chair,
'TIRE following Resolutions were' proposed,
seconded, and tunainiotisly adopted : •
lit;' That this Meeting views, with great satisfaction, the.
• oiverful support which Captain WILLIAM STANLEY
CLARKE experienced at the l'art Rillot of the 13th instant,
when 12!,.'9 Votes given in his Favour
.distinctly marked the.
sense'which so large a body of Proprietors entertain of his
fitness for the situation of a Director of the Affairs of the East
India Company.
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2dly, That the decided opinion thus sliewn affords sure
grounds 'of the success of Capt. WILLIAM STANLEY
CLARKE i and this Meeting, taking into consideration his
total Disengag-emeut from other Pursuits; his general Know-
ledge ofindian Affairs, and his great Experience in the Ma-
ritime Department of the Company, strongly recommends
hint to the Proprietors at large as the most eligible Candidate
for a Scat in the Direction, and ,urontly• calls upon him to
persevere in his Canvass, and to proceed to a Ballot upon the
.. first Vacancy which may occur;. and the Persons composing
this Meeting will use their-utinost exertions, collectively and
individually, to promote Captain Clarke's Election.
(Signed) JOB AIATHEW ItAIKES, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was proposed, Mid
unanimously resolved, ',chat the Thanks of this iNleetliik.,,-be
given to Job Mathew Raikes, Esq. for his able and judicious
conduct id the-Chair.

TO .THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK; -
;MP' ES AND GENTLEMEN,
sgmiT me to repeat my most grateful thanks
to you ior the powerful support you honoured me with
at the:l7,lection of six Directors ,on the 13th instant:.

Teafied upon, as I have been, by a numerous and highly re-
spectable Meeting of.Proprieturs, held yesterday at the City
of Lenduu Tavern, and encouraged by the most flattering as-
swianees of success, .I presume once' mare to offer myself
as a Candidate for a Seat lathe Direction, and most.respect-
fully to solicit your Votes and Intirest Whenever a Vacancy
may occur; pledging myself, that, if successful in•tbis oldect
of lily ambition, I will most zealously devote my undivided
attention to the faithful and assiddous discharge of the du-
ties attached to the situation.
I have the honour to he, with the highest respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your Most ebedient and faithful Servant,-
Ll A M STAN LEY CLARKE.

• London,
Apia 20, 1814.

• BY HIS MAJESrrs LETTERS PATENT.
All LLA itll'S INI PERI AL TWINE CLOTH,.
(Warranted free front any Mixture whatever)
Made in the Vari.as Winais of 7-8 aud 4-4_ for Shirting, and

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9-8, 5-4, and 6-4, for iheeting.
THIS ARTICLE, so Desirable for its Econo-
my, ald-Its great. conduciveness to health, is manu-
factured on a Mathematical Principle ;.ayaut todte l'agreahle
de la toile du lin). It so regulating the perspiration, having
no flax, nor any thing of a cold nature, niiiced with it, that
the ill effects of sudden cold cu; ,t, after exercise, is totally
prevented, and is suitable to every Climate and Season. It
is sold, stamped with the Patentee's name, &c. at the
EAST IN nu WAREHOUSES, No. 16, CHEAPSIDE, and
at no other House, in Pieces of 2ti yards each; and upwards,
at 2s. 6d. 85. 3s. 6d. and 4s. 6d, pt ,r yard, and nearly half the
Price of other Cloth. The 5-4 Sheetings are front, 26. to 52
yards, from, 2s. 64. to 3s. 6d. and' the 6-4 front 3G yards up-
wards, from Ss. 6d. to 45. 6d. per .yard. Orders (with.re.mit-
Voice) yux.i.Lually c.a.cculxo4.
The Pate,,tee begs to state, for the information of Mer-
chants abroad, and of Families residing at a distance from the
Metropolis, that every Pie,:e is stamped agreeable to the Pa-
tent, with his name, &c. as above, and to which it is parti-
cularly necessary to attend.

U RDA Y, A FRU 23,x1814.