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London, England, 1809-12-21 00:00:00

TILL/RS .17) A 11, DECEMBER 2,11 180 t).

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK:

LADIE3•AND GENTLEMEN,
A VACANCY having occurred. in the East India
MI-abort, I respectfully solicit the favour of your
Votes and Interest, that I may be appointed to the honour of
filling it."
-When I first declared my intention of ofkring myself to
your notice, as a Candidate for the Diredion,- my hopes were
founded, solely, upon thezperience which you have had of
my conduct as a Proprietor. I should not,lowever, do jus4,,
tice to the uncommonly kind and flattering reception which
I have met, with, if I did not .now feel confident that, by :a
continuation of such kindness, I 'shall ,be placed :n the ho-
nourable situation, to which I aspire.
I am still imressed with the importance of that situation,
even in cornmio times. But at this time, with our Charter
nearly expiring, the trust is of much more than usual magni-
tilde. It the part which 1 have publicly taken in the. Court
of Proprietors should induce: you to believe that I am quail-
to discharge the peculiarly important duties of a Director,
1 request the honour of your support.
I cannot conclude this Address, :without expressing my
sincere concern at the loss which we have all.sustdined by
the death of Sir Wrn.l3ensley. I have long known and ra-
llied him; and, upon many occasions, I have experienced his
friendly disposition towards me.
It, by your favour, I Shoul4l be appointed to MI the
va-
cancy which his death has occasioned,- I-shall bear in mind,
and endeavour to imitate his many excellent qualities, anc!,
particularly, his inflexible integrity.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, with Much respea,
Your most obedient,- and very buinbleiSaVant,
Strand, Dee. 19, taoo. RICHARD TWINING.

A 1' a very numerous MEETING of PR9PRIE-
-13 TORS of EAST INDIA. STOCK, at the King's
HeadTavtrn, in the Poultry, on Wednesday, the, loth of
Dezember, tBc9. •
CHARLES PI ESCH ELL, Esq. in the Chair.

The following Resolutions were proposed by William
BOrradaile, Esq. anti seconded by Claude George Thornton,
Esq.
That 'Richard Twining, Esq. from the attention which he
is well known to have given to the Affairs of the East India
Coinpany ; trout the distinguished zeal and ability with
which he has, on a great variety 'of arduous occasions, sup-
ported the just rights and interests of the•• Company ; and
from the honourable principles, and undeviating rectitude,
which have unifottnly marked his. charader, is
.eminently
qualified for the situation of an East India Direetor ; and
tniS Meeting feel the highest satisfadion inWr..Twining's
having offered himsella Candidate on the present vacancy.

•
Resolved Unanimously,
That this - Meeting will use their utmost endeavours to se-
cure Mr. Twining's Election, being convinced, that by thus
supporting a-Candidate, MI6 has given numerous and ample
proofs both of his disposition and ability' to assist the Com-
pany in its important deliberations, they will most elfedu-
ally contribute to the Company's piosperity.
CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairinan.

Resolved Unanimously, .
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Charles
Pieschell, Esq. 16r his able comluel in the Chair. ' •
Mr. Twining's Committee will aneet daily, at the King's
Head, in the Poultty, where any communications will be
thankfully received.

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