The Sun.
London, England, 1815-04-14 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 12, 1815.

TUE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give
Notice,
That a GENERAL COURT of tho---siid COMPANY
will be held at their House in Leaden hall-street, on FRIDAYt
the 28th Instant, at Eleven o'Clocl in the Forenoon, for Of
purpose of laying before the Proprietors, tot their approba'-
tion, agreeably to the 4th Section of the Bth Chapter of the
Company's Bye-Laws, a Resolution of the Court of Directors
of this day, presenting Mr. ROBERT SHERSON with the
Suni of Twenty Thousand Pagodas, upon the grounds stated
in the said Resolution.

And that Copies of the Papers relating to the Case of Mr.
SHERSON will be ready for the perusal of the Proprietors,
at this House, on Monday next.

The COURT of DIRECTORS do also give Notice, that at•
the said General Court the following Resolution of, the Court
of Directors of the 4th Instant will be laid before them for
their apen-ohation, agreeably to the 4th Section of the sth
Chapter of the Bye-Laws, riz.

" That in consideration of the various acknowledged and
valuable Services of Lieutenant-Colonel WALKER, be be
allowed, on acconnt of the Loss he incurred in returning
from Ceylon to Bombay, and for short Payment ju respect to
Interest on the Arrears restored to him as Puknead Resident
at Baroda, the Sum of Bombay Rupees 20,000, in full of. all
Claims on any account wbatetor, and that the same be paid
to Lieutenant-Colonel WALKIA, in this Country, at the
rate of 45. Sd. the Rupee.

JAMES COBB, Secretaiy.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
WE beg leave to offer vOu our gfateful Ac-
knowledgements fur the Honour you have conferred
on us by re-electing us into .the Direction. Trusting. that
the Proprietors will ever find us deserving of the confidence
;hey have reposed in us,
We hare the honour to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very bumble Servants,
' JACOB BOSANQUET.
JOSEPH co'rroN.
EDWARD PARRY.
East-India House, • THOMAS ItF,H).
Aprill3, ISt.). RICHARD TWINING.

TO THE Pif.OPRIETORS•OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Licata tND GENTLEMEN,
ALT HOUGii the result of yesterday's Ballot
has thsapprinted my hopes of realizing immediately the
honourable table.; of my pursuit, I trust I do not hatter
myself too far in conceiving, that, under the circumstances of
this disappointment, it does nut implicate any discouragement
to my future prospects. In bowing respectfully to your pre-
sent decision, I beg leave to intimate my intention of again
offering myself to your notice on the first vacancy that may
occur, in the hope that recognised services will be.deemed
'the fairest pretensions to your confidence and favour.
I should he doing violence to my feelings were I to with-
hold the expression of the warm sentiments of deknowledge-
ment and gratitude to that very respectable body Tf Pro-
.prietors who honoured me with their support yesterday. It is
the more valued in proportion to the difficulties I had to
contend with, and atkords a grateful earnest of my obtaining
on ihe'next opportunity the distinguished object of my am-
bition.

I have the honOu; to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged humble Servant,
RICHARD PARRY.
17, Queen Anne-street, April 13, 1815.

SOCIETY FOR. THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craveu-street, Strand, April 5, 1315.
AT an ANNUAL GENERAL COURT, held
here this Day,

The Hon. PHILIP PIJ:4:1, Vice-President in the Chair;
Reported—That the number of Debtors discharged and re-
lieved within the last year were 492 (as per 'following list),
who had 337 Wives, with 1,0u3 Children. The average ex-
pense otwhose liberal ion, including everyineidental expen-
diture relating to the Charity, amounted to :31. lls. 6d. each.
Aylesbury 6 Fisherton Anger 21
Bedford ... 6 Flat
Bothnia ... 1 Greenwich ....,. 7
Biddeford ....... 1 Giltspur-street .. s'
Borough Compter 98 Heretord ll
Chelmsford 5 Eft i tford 4l
Chester . - 2 Horsham. 4
Carlisle . 1 King's Bench (Si
Cardiff 1 Lancaster . l5l
Carmartl.en
Cal-Lai:Ton - 1
Coldbatlf-fields
Durham
Dorchester, 3 Marshalsea ..... 36
Exeter 7 Northampton ... 11

Newbate
Newcastle-upon-
Tyne . 1
Oxtord 4
Poultry
Bothwell 5
Readiug
Ituthin 1
Shrewsbury 1
Tahiti 15
Warwick 5
• Wiucuester 2
Worcester . . •
Wll itechapel .... 14
• York 5

4 Prisons ...... 492
1' REPORT, viz. :
L. 5..1.
Right Hon. Earl of Kerry, 33d Benefaction 20 0 0
Hun. F. R. Stanhope, per Messrs. Biddulph & Co. 2 2 0
%V n. Thomas, Esq. per Were and Cu. - 20 0 0
Rev. Penny White, per do. -.- 1 1 0
Mrs. White, per ilo. - - - 1 1 0
Rev. Dr: Frewin - - - , Ann. i 2 0
David Hatibttrton, Esq.: - - - Ann. 5' 5 0
J. !-Lasell, Esq. - .; ' - - Ann. 5 5 0
The Executor of Mrs. Shiffner, 1001. net - 90 0 0
Mrs. Hoare, Beckenham - - - Ann. 10 0 0
Jos. 13ra,..:ey, jun. Esq. per Chatteries & Co. Ann. 10 0 0
Mrs; Lawrence - - - - 21 0 0
Edward rvicher, Esq. Margate - - Ann, 1 I 0
Mr. thmili Smith Wells, per Sec. - - Ann. 1 1 0
Thos. March PhiHipps, Esq. t - - Ann. 3 3 0
Mr,. M.mrch Phillipps - - - Alin. l 1' 0
Mr. H. Sandys, jun. - - - Ann. 1 1 0
AilonymoUs, per P. . - - Ann. 105 0 0
MPs., Thos. Cotton, Lctter-box - - 4 0 .0
-A. R. Drufnmond, Esq. per Biddulph & Co: Ann. 5 5 0
John Drum inurid, Esq.• per do.", - . Ann. 5 5 0
Henry Drummond, Esq. per do. - - Ann. '5 5 0
Geu. Milner, Esq. per Currie and Co. - Ann. • 3 3 0
Janmes Forbes, Esq. two years - - -4 4 0
Nicholas Brown, Esq. ' - . - - Ann. 51 2 0
Geo. Vansittart, Esq. M.l'. - - .kiiii. 2 2 0
Mrs. Jane P. Roller:::' per Treasurer - Ann. 1 0 0
C.llt.,per Chatteris and Co. - - 1 1 0
:Itetcjyed for five husks - • - - 10 10 0

BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAS

L. 34 0

Discliar,ced and relieved from various Prisons,
43 ileUtors.
Considered the Cases of 4.2 Petitioners; Ap-
proved 29 ; Referred for Chawacker,
thion ; alid Rejected, 13.

.1. Citiodeu Neild, Esq. the
. .
Ilefieinctions arc received by
Treasurer; Cheyne-walk, Chrhea; i loy a'
also XI e 5.... lierries,
Farquluir, and Co. St. Jaiues's-street; Iloares, ilect-street ;
Clioiteris, Whitmore, and Co. Lolobard-street; Iliddulpb,
c.,els, and Ridge, CllZintig-Cross; Dorrie„ anti co. k,i,acii_
.
1:1.,,,..7, t,:oi•ohill; tialutuersfeys, Pail-Mall; Vert, and C.. 77,
.
fAmioard-street. and I,}the Secretary, N 0.7, (raven-strtet,
Str:Lncli where tire Mo ~. in4y he seen Uy those who are in-
cliutd to.support this Cali-Ay, avid whir, the S,:e.e.ty tu'evt'off
the first Wedueethty in ever;J.ontli.

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