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-1 J ND A 1c JANUARY 29, 1810.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GIiNTLICKZII,
TN consequence Of Colonel TAYLOR having ob.
tained a Seat in the Diredion,,and Mr. TWINING, on
mature Aleliberation, having relinquished his pretensions to
your support, by withdrawing as a Candidate, numerous per.
sonal Friends, and respeCtable Proprietors, who have now
fulfilled their engagements, have declared themselves in my
favour. ,
Encouraged and highly flattered by such additional assu.
rances of support, I certainly shall proceil to the Ballot on
the next vacancy, and trust, through your favour, to obtain
the object of my ambition.
I remain,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
f PELLY.
Upton, Tan. zo, 1810.

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SIR Edinburgh, May z, 0,00:
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MONDAY, JANUARY 29; 1810.

- French and Dutch Papers have been received in
town, the former to the 17th inst. and the latter to
the latter appears a ProclamatiOn an,
. .
nexing.Walchetenito the French Empire, and the
inbabitahrS are impiously told that they ought to
fed proud of being 'under the "A/n2ighty otec-
_tion" of 131024 A vAit•ra, and of enjoying the fruits of
creatiz,,e and 'vivifying genius." This .Pro-
clarnationalso tells them, that r . henceforth every

connexion with the English would be a crime." The

'Proclamation is dated the 27th of DcTember, at which

time many of .our Competitors were amusing their
Teaders with accounts of pacific negotiations between
this Country and France, which our Reathrs will re-
In-ember that-we, contradiaed, from authority. It
is needless to observe; that if BuONAi.AaTe-had made
pacific overtures to this Country, he .would hardly
have ordeied sucha passage tote inserted in this Pro-
clarnation . It appears that this-annexation of \Val-
cheren to France has excited great discontents- and
trm in Holland, as it seems to be preparatory
re, the malexatibit. of the WhOle 'CUuntry to the
'reach Empire ; an apprehension Which is increaied
• bj. the answer.o LOuts_Buoti APARTE to a Deputa-
tion, in which he expresses his fear that his imme;-
'Nate return to the
.Country he so much loved is not
consistent with the great political desigtls of his Im-
perial Brother. In the mean time, French troops
,are pouring into Holland, for the purpose, no doubt,
Of promoting and-.tealizing those great political de-
Signs. to which Loma IfuoNAFARTE alludes.... The
French army in Holland, it is supposed, will be
placed under the.command of BESSIERBS.

If any thing were wanting to shew the real ob-
jeds of the Opposition, the langulge of their,
porters, since the div,iiion on Friday night,_ would
prove-it to demonstration. They do not rejoice that

tin Inquiry is to take place, but they rejoice because
they think that' their party is likely to corile into
otTice Their professed objea was to promete an
Incptiry; their real' one was to obtain potter.
An attempt, .hogever, has been (Dade to deceive
;the Pub!ie whin 3-spea to the real nature of tile
qutstion o;i inch the House divided on Friday
or rather on Saturday morning. It has been
ita4-,d, arid with no inconsiderable de-•
greet of boldness, that it was the objea of ,Minis-
teri, and those: who suPported„ th-ent on. that day,
yo; evade Inquiry, We say, it requires souse (1,2-
tlee of boldness, to make sueh'an asTertion, because
• ."

it is in direct opposition to the motion that was made,

and to every wort that passed in- the Debate ()it that
day. In order tr. r2ineve ali.6oubt upon ibis sub.
jes;7l, it will he only pe,:esiei-y 'to: recapitulAC the

In the Siwech of thel_.ords Commissibners,
tile Expedition to Waklieretrwas altud-

fa

to, and the.spedch stated, that st-ech intbrirriti,ll,
.would 1)1: laid. before the House upon that subjea,
as his INitaj,nty hoped would prove :satisfadog. On
Friday Lord i'oacuEsTEß moves. for .a Commit-
t. to into the Nature and:Policy of. the Ex:-
Dia the Minist,l-4 'upon that acca ion