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EAST INDIA HOUSE.
COURT OF PROPRIETORS.
A Special General Court of Proprietors of Stock in
this Corporation was held at the India House yesterday
morning, for the purpose of adopting a resolution agreed
to by the Court of Directors, granting an annuity of
1,0001. a year to Major-General Sir William Nott,
G.C.8., for his services in the East Indies. _

The chair was taken, soon after twelve o'clock, by
Captain Sheppard. The Court was not fully attended.
The minutes of the last Court were read.

The CHAIRMAN announced that it was specially sum-
moned to consider a resolution passed on the 18th inst.
by the Court of Directors, which would be read. It was
as follows :

" That the Chairman having called the attention of
the Court to the recent arrival in this country, in a bad
state of health, of Major-General Sir William Nott,
G.C.8., and adverting to the services of that distin-
guished officer,—Resolved,
" That, as a special mark of their approbation of the
foresight, decision, judgment, and courage, displayed by
him, when he commanded at Candahar, and on the march
to Cabul,

" That an annuity of 1,0001. be granted to Major-
General Sir William Nott, to commence from the day
when he left India, subject to the approbation of the
Court of Propietors."

The CHAIRMAN enumerated the many eminent ser-
vices of Sir William Nott, from the year 1800, when ho
entered the Company's service, down to the brilliant
affair—the last of this gallant officer's operations.
The resolution was carried by acclamation, and the
Court adjourned.