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London, England, 1807-03-23 00:00:00

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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, • -
ANIMATED in the lost sensible manner by
the repe4te4 assurances of support which I continue to
rtceive; I must again "ex nreSs` my warmest gratituiie for such
additional and disinterested marks of favour. _

I have already humbly *minted to you my pretensions to
till a seat in the Direction. The experience _of a great por-
thn of my life in, the CoinparWs service, combined with en-
tire leisure, constitute the grounds:of those ptetensions' ; mpre
I-cannot offer, and more I am sure you do not require in a
Candidate, to enable hire .to'discharge the duriesht this'im-
Pprtant station :bpt.f.npy,.,l trust, without presumption,
give youmy solemn assurance, that in the event of my sue-
Loess (and the re.ceptihn'.lrbave met with in my danyass leaves
me no i-oht to doubt it) my ability shall be exercised to the
Omit, and 'tl-e ;vho'le- of my time be devoted to the fulfil-
ment of eyery.duty connected with the prosperity of the East
Prlttia on-if:tatty: -
I trust that those Proprietors to whom I-have not yet paid
my respells, will not impute apparent negled to any
other than the teal cause, the extensiveness of the Canvass.
I have thehonous to be, , ;,
tidies and Gentlemen-,
Your Most obedient and °Wit-sect humble Servant,
Bi"robin-lane. Fib, r, iSa7. It() Li WILLIAMS.
Captain.Williams's Committee meet every Wedries-
day, at the -K ing's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, and attend
from Eleven to Five o'Clock, by whom any communications
will be thankfully received:

March 16, [B4.
',4k 'a
Numerous and Itegpeetable MEETING
of the Friel-v.1570t'. Lieut.-Colonel IOEI N t3A N E
N, at the Head Tavern, in the Poultry, the fol-
lvwrng kesolutions were unanimously Carried :
P. CRAUFU la.) BRUCE, Esq. M.P. L:1 the Chair;

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Resolved, That' it 'is the opinion 'a this Meeting that' the
energy, ability and intqrity of. Lieut. -C'olphel Bannerman,
winch have been uniformly manifested by iiis ccinduCt in the
important Military and Diplomatic Stations he tilled during
a period of twelity- four years aaual residence in India, render
that distinguished Officer in a peculiar degree qiutlitied for
•the important Situation of an East India Diretlor.
ReSi4ved also, That this Meeting heartily concurring with
the' Court of Directors; the Governor-General in Council of
Innia,-and the Governor in Council at M4ras, in the. high
terms of approbation bestowed by them zespeClively on the
Public Servizes of Lieut.-Colonel Bannerman, will useits
utmost mteavours. on the present occasion, to promote and
.secure his 1; lation. •
P. C RA. FU DBRUCE-, Chairman.

Colonel. Banner:nut's Committee will -rneet
•iklOnday
next, the 23ti inst. at the,King's Head Tavern, in the Poul-
try, from Eleven till Four, where any friendly collllllUllkit.
tions wdl be gratefully received.

LIFE of 'LORD NELSON, by the Rev. 1. S. CLARKE,
Librarian to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales; and
M'ARTHUR, F.sq.
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"'CM Publishers respealuily announce, that this
I. Authentic and National Work, patronised by His Royal
Highness the Pritice of Wales, .nd sanctioned by Earl Nel-
son and his Family, is advancing with as'intiCh expedition as
the nature of so important aid magnificent a Pii,lication will.
'admit. The vast store of originA and interesting _DOcatinents
communicated to the -Editor, is undergoing the most care.
tut selection and arr4ngement, and will very soon be ready
tor the Press. Foil! Historical Pidures are already finished
-by Mr, tVestall. V i,:ws of the Actions Of Aboukir, COPen;-
hagen, and ratalgar, have been painted by Mr. P,ocock.4-
The DeAll n tne lamented Hereis assigned to Mr... Vest,
I'reasknt to vie Royal Aca4eniy. These, and the remaining
Pitrtires`,-`with Proefs of some of the-Engravings, Will shortly
be submitted to the inspection of the
•• The -Wdrk will he prin till in the most elegant manner, by
Bensle4 and thc:outnher of Copies will depend. upon
the number of good I in,iressions that can be taken of the., En-
gravings !.it is them tore recommended to such of the Nobility
Gentry agate ter good Impressions, to send- early
_notice to the Publishers, Messrs. Cadell and Davies, Str;:nd;
and,Mr. Miller, Alhemark-mreet. The Price-. was, on.the
first or !Lily last, advanced to Six Guineas, or, with Wroof
I ropmssions of the Plate's 'Eight Guin6is; and the Money
ErnY be Paid tither on' giving the order, or on delivery of the
Wc4k. . .

An Alphabetical Cist of Names, with the dates of Orders
(according to which thz• Copies•will be delivered),
will be. printed and annexed to the Voluinet and Books
containing the Orders,receivert,incittcling atrea4 a very con_
shier-able proportion of the must distinguished NaMes in the
- United Kingdom, trt4 be seen at Messrs, Cadell and D.
vies's, Strand; and Mr. Miller's, Albemarle-street, - •

if 6NDA Y, MARCH 23, 1807.

NEW MUSIC,
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Published by GOULDING and Co. tl7, New Bond-street.
THE celebrated Son of the BATTLE 'of
M AI DA, as sung by Mr. Witham, with unprecedented
applause, at 'the Oratorios, composed by Mr. RAuzzini,
price as. 6d. The Tear; sung by Miss Parke, composed by
ditto, price is. 6d. Blythe were the Hours, sung by,Mrs.
Ashe, composed by ditto, price rs.6d. Early Days, a favourite
Ballad,. now .singing by Mrs. Ashe. at the Hanoverlquare
Concerts, composedby Sir I. Stevenson, Mus. Doo. price is.
Alf, nought can compare with "the Maid that-1 love, coin-
posed by dittci, price ts. Why does my Love her Linnet
mourn ? composed. by -dittos price is. Let 4orrow seek her
native night, a duet. for two Voices, comprise by ditto, price
is. 6d. TITC wonderful 'Dottor, a favourite comic Song,,
sung. with unbounded applause at thp Theatre, composed
by T. Cooke, 'Ouhliti, price is. 6d. Tice Duke of Bedtord's
grand Slow and Quick March, as perforMed by the Duke of
York's Band, arranged fur the Harp and Piano Forte, by T.
Cooke, price as. Ditto, for a Military Band, price 4s. A
Selection from the celebrated works of Handel, for one, two,
or three Voices, adapted with an accom'paninfent for the
Piano Forte, by J. Mazzinglii, No. 1. price 45. to be con-
tinued. .

•
• ASIATIC ANNUAI.. REGISTER, VOL. VII.
This Day was published. price 13s in hoards.
IHE ASIATIC ANNUAL REGISTER; or,
A Vicw of the Ilis;ory, Politics, Commarce, and Li-
terature of Asia, for the Ycar
By LAWRENCE DUNDAS CAMPBELL. Esq.
Printed for 'l'. Cadell alad, W. Davies, Straitd; and black,
Parry, and 6 inFhury, Booksellers to the East-India 'Qom-
party, Leadenhall-street.-.
. .Of whom way be had, the preceding Volumes.