The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-11 00:00:00

To the FROPMETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
AS the ELECTION at the India-House is fixed
for Tuesday next, January 16, I take the liberty of
earnestly requesting the honour of your Attendance and Sup-
port on that Day.
My reliance is, and always has been, upon your knowledge
cf my Condul as a Proprietor ; that Condutl has, in no in-
r,tance,sproceeded from a wish 'to serve myself, but from a
de ire to maintain. the just rights, and to promote thp perma-
nent interests of the Company: And if, by your favour,
should be placed in the Diredion, I
.never will depart from
, thoe
It has been my wish to wait personally upon the Proprie-
tors as much as I possibly could ; when in ahy instance I
have not done so, I trust that the omission will not be at tri-
'buted to want of rcspea, but to the extensive nature of the
Canvass, when compared with the time in which I had to
accomplish it.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, very respedfirily,
Your most obedient, and very humble Servant,
RICHARD TWINING.
_ . _

Strand., Tan. io, t.gte. - ' ' -
Mr. Twining's Committee meet daily at the King's Head,
iti. the Poultry, where all Communications will be ;hank_
1 u t :y receivscl.

Vr a very numerous MEETING of PRO'PRIE-
TORS of EAST INDIA STOCK at the King's Head
Tavern, in the Poultry, on Wednesday, the loth January,
ISE). _ _

.CHARLES PI ESCH E LL, Esq. in the'Chait.
The following Resolutions were proposed by Sir G E 0 R G E
DALLAS, Bart. and seconded by Sir JOHN LUBBOCK,
Bart.

ist, Resolved Unanimously,

That, upon various and important occasions, Mr. Twi-
ning has given the most unequivocal proofs of his attachment
to the East India Company, and of his disposition and ability
to secure the Rights; and to advance stlie Interests of the
prietors in general.
2d, Resolved Unanimdusly, -
That such condui taffurds Mr. Twining reasonable ground
for confiding in the .support of ,the Proprietbrs at this im-
portant juncture; when the terms upon which the Charter
may be renewed, will probably depend, in a great degree,
upon the requ.7itequalifications of those G entlenien, who may
bd placed in the Direttion.
Resolved Unanimously,
.

, Tbat Mr. Twining indisputably does possess those requi.
' site qUalifications, and that they are neither less likely• to
prove beneficial to the Company, nor less deserVing Of s'tip
pert, because they have called .forth tbe Voluntary and ho.
nourable recommendation of so great a majority of the Pi-
vedors ; but that, on the contrary. a good understanding and
?: .4 firm co-operation between the Rroprietors and .the Direc-
tors, are so peculiarly requisite, at this time, that every at-
- tempt to lessen that good understanding, Or to weaken that
co-operation, should be consicieroa as an attempt, -which,
-,.,_whatever the intention of it may be, cannot fail of proving
highly injurious to the interests of the Company.
4.th,.. Resolved UnaniinouslY,

Therefore that, not only as triends to Mr. Twining, and his
..vell-groundedhope of support, but also a real friends and
• well-wishers to the East India. CimpAny, we will "colititiue
to exert every fair and honourable endeavour' to secure his
EkeEtion : and in this endeavour we earnestly and conscien-
tiously exhort the Proprietors in general to unite with us.
CHARLES Pl ESCHELL, Chairman.
Resolved Unanimously,

That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to given to
Charles Piesckiell, Esq. 'hit his ab'te•conduEt in the Chair.
Mr. Twinkng's Committee will meet daily at the King's
Reid in the Poultry, where q:Onununications will be
thankfully ref.eived. :

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