The Sun.
London, England, 1803-04-07 00:00:00

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LondOn, March 29,
To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK..
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, •
• "HE several Candidates f
oryour Favour at the
1 ensuing F.leekion of Six Directors., are now before you
in a•List published by the Hon. Cottreof Diredorsi. agreea-
bjy tts.Al`.,ttof Parliament, 1-rt ns. si;l7-14, 11Y r. L anra-r...T rixris
pHOM YOU. SHALL JUDCe. hiosr, woaray or yoult
cONIVIDENCE, AND HEST QUALIFIED TO AristiNisTss
THE. I,S4r4:?s:I'ANT TRUST' THEY SOLICIT, WITH ADVAN.
TADS TO THE EAST INDIA COMPANY. It Lsbould be so
. happy as to be found among the number, it will be the ob.
jet of my unceasing anxiety, to juitifY the opinion expressed
of me in the annexed Resolutions, and to apply whatever
knoWledge and experience I possess to the welfare of your
-atairs.
Z have the Honour to be, with the greatest resp;ea,
LADIES AND GENri.&MEN, .1
Your faithful humble Servant,
J. HUDLESTON.

Ma,ME ETI NG of the FRIENDS of Mr. HUD,I.ESTON,
held at the King's Head 'fawn, in.the Poultry, March at,
tBo3 ;
THOMAS RAIKES, Esq. in the Chair;
The following Resolutions moved by__Riettaxo TWINING,
Esq, and seconded by RODERT WILLIAM', jun. Esq.
r, were unanimously agreed to.
It being well known that Mr. John Ilucllestodhas, during
a very long period, spent in the Civil Service of .the.Ea§t-
IndiasCompany in India, acquired great knowledge add ex-
perience in their Affairs, that he has filled various stations of
high importance, and manifested in all of theni great teal,
ability, and integrity, to which the most honourable attesta-
lions have been given by the several Governments under
which he successively served, and more especially, by. the
Hon. Court of ElireCtors, in their Resolution at the 2Sth of
March, 1788.
.Resolved unanimously, That Mr. Hudleston is eminently
qualified to fill the stivion of an East India Dire6tor, and
mat this Meeting will use their utmost endeavours to pro-
Mote his Election ,to that Important trust, at the Animal
Eleaion in April next. •
Resolved also unanimously, That it is highly desirable,
that there should be in the East-India Direction, Gentlemen
who have served with distinttion,at each of the Presidencies
in Indio, and that this offers a further and important consi-
deration infavour of Mr. Hudleston, whose knowledge and
experience have been acquired on the Coast of Coromandel,
the affairs of which have lately become of such increased
value and extent, and there being at present no Gentleman in
the Direaion, who has ever served in that part of India.
Resolved, That the, foregoing Resolutions, signed by the
Chairman, be published in the Daily. Papers t
THOMAS RAIKES, Chairman..

BLANCHMANtBand JELLY MOULDS, ace.
GRIFFITHS and SON, at their .Kepository,
Na. is, New-street, Coventlarden, beg leavq to in-
forin theNobilityi Gentry, and Public, that they have tosub.
mit to their inspation a considerable addition to their former
extensive Stock, in great, variety of curious Devices. They
respecifully return their grateful Thanks for the encourage-
ment they have received, and flatter themselves that the
curious assortment they have added will give universal sa.
tiifattion.
N. B. Every.curious and useful Article in Tin manuTac-
tured in a superior style,.and with dispatch. Complete Sets
of Kitchen Furniture as usual.