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London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

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SATURDA y, MARCH 24; - 1810.

To the PROPRIETORS of INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
,*
AFTER the flattering Presage of -Success which
has attended mV 'Canvas, and, aftet, the AssUrance of
Support which tIK very :numerous and .respeElable Meeting
of, my Friends in the Proptietaey, 'crn'thetday,.lias alibrded
me, I mighrappear iiisensib,le,of the, favoti rable Sentiment-so
extensively.matillested towards me, were 1 to withhold the
Declaration which I now take' the Liberty to make,- of its
being tni unaltelable -Determination to proceed to the-Ballot
on-the castling EleEtiuni on the ith of April ; and I big leave
most respealully,to assure you,' that in the event of my ob-
taining the distinguished' Situation for which I have become
a Candidate,- my utmost • Exertions shall be unremittingly
devoted to your Service.
. • . :, I, haye the,honour to be,
- Ladies and •Gentltmen,
Your faithful- humble Servant,
SAMUEL DAVIS.
39, Portland-place, March 21.

.
'At a Ninverous.MEET,lNG of the PROPRIETORS of
i -EAST 114014 X t TOCK, held of the City of London
i Tavern, on Tuesday the loth March, 1810,
i GEO
.11'OE 5114.450 N," Esq. M. P. in the Chair,..
o'
. ar,.„ow„,gßeolutions were tncived.by Sir
r 4 "Cfl'AßliE.S- •E D ' ,ONSTON, Bart.- and seconded by
EORGE WARD, I,q.
.... .
• • i st, . Itesolied.Vnaniniously, ' ; • 2
-Tha“helqnctesid •rice in India of Mr. Saniuel Davis, and
his employment in Offices of high Trust 'lnd Confluence
under the Siipierhe'Government of Bengal; have aii:Aled, in
the.opinion. of-this" Meeting, well-founded pretensions for
:his ,colping -forward as a Candidate for the East India
!DiFFS4I4,

. 2d, ..Kesolved Unanimously,
tat- laVourable sentiments reCorded of Mr. Davis,
during the Governments of Lord Cornwallis,: Lord :Teigr.l,
mouth, and Lord Wellesley, in regard.to the integrity, talents,
and services of that Gelitletnan, constitute a just and honour—
abit•Ttiainllo the support of the. Proprietary on. the present
occasion, •

. , .
. .
3d, Resolved Unanimously, . .
•-,Thakthis Meeting will use its most strentions 'exertions
to Firtnifote the sucdess of Mr. Davis's CanvasS, and to secure
ins Election, as a Direaor of the East India Company, at the.
'ensuing tiet*ral Election' in April next.
CEURCA SIMSON, Chairman.
, .
Ity.:as then Onanimuusly Resolved,
That the Thanks orthiS Meeting be given to the Chair-
Man, forhis able condna tu the Chair. • • . • •-•

Mr. .I),A.VI.S!s COMMITTEE will meet daily at the
City, of London Tavem.

To the wowri-i—; and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
of the TOWN and PORT of

GENTLI,MEI;,
DETWIT nee to
.assure you that I am impressed
with the strongest sensations of Gratitude. foi• the very
hOnou'ratile'and distinguished mariner:in which you have re.
turned me-one of your Representatives in Parliament ; and;
.it.is peculiarly gratifying to my feelings, that, I iiave received
this impbrtant'Trtitt front the hand.; of so large a Majority
of the Independent Freemen. • It ‘vil I be my constant study
co-merit the continuknce ofipcus good opinion and future
suppurt, by a conscientious and faithful disanirge of -the de-
Oes of the dignified station you.have placed me in. I 'shall'
111 acquit Myself, if 1 :ain not at ill; times anxiously soliei-
taus to promote the local Interests of your ancient Town
and ,Port, nor will I ever cease to uphold and maintain, to
the utinoit of my power, that independent spirit with which
you are anirriate4-: _ • •

• • • I am, Gentlemen,
With sentiments of respect and sincere attachment,
Your inot obliged and very faithful Servant,
London, March 23: • JOHN PERRINO.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.
• Sir John Perring, Bart. - 90
Mr. Bridges . - si•
Mr. Bask" _ - - ,I 9

This_ Day was published, . . .
Price One Shillings iiiict Sii'pen-Ce,
ALEITER from the - Right Hon. GEORGE'.
ROSE; to the Right. Hon.: Lord Viscount.'lt.iEL ..
VILLE, on the suhjed of .his Lordship's Letter ,to the ,
Right Hon. Spencer perceval,respOing a Naval AFsenal,4t
,i
Northfleet.