The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-12 00:00:00

PAID ON DEMAND,'

2,6'8 "- - - ‘zoooo 133 -- - k 10,0-.)0
10,294 -- - 2C,00') 8,831 •- - 5,000
18,544 -..- 29,00 Q 8,716 -- - - 5,000
19,544 - - - 20,000+ t 9,570 - - 5,0,0
2,279 - - - 10,000 i7,i z 7 - - - 4,000
Besides Pi izzs of z,0,00t. i ,0001. scot. &c.

This grand List of Capital Prizes were sold in Shares, in
?he•last and three pr::ceding• Lotteries, at .t he old-established
State Lottery-Offices, 26, Cornhill, and" St. Margaret's Hill,
Borough, of HORNSBY and Co. who were also the first to
sell two Prizes of 30,0a01. •

iIORNSBY and Co. respeafolly solicit the fa-
vour of the Public in the NEW STAVE LOT,
TER?, which abounds with Capital Chances ; they also
beg leave to assure their Friends, that they. will use their
best endeavours to procure Prizes worthy their post:essing.
TICKETS and- SHA ES'are selling at the lowest YricCs:
and al! Orders by Post or Carrier executed to any part or the
globe, on the sante terms as it present.
f;._7"ro ON DAY, the tilth FEBRUARY
next. Two, three, and four Tickets of the same Number
Jllly be ha,l, so that 40,ce01., 6q,0e01. or S:,ocol. can be ob-
tained by one Adventure.

A 't' a 'very
numerous I'IEETING of -PROPRIE-
-47.1. TORS of EAST INDIA STOCK at the King's (lead
Tavern, in the Poultry, on Wednesday, the loth January,
187 J.

CHARLES P! ES'c:Fl E LL, Esq. in the Omit.
The following Resolutions were *Oust(' by Sir GEORG E
DALLAS, Bart. by Sir tOLIN LUBBOCK,
t.

• In. Resolved Unanimously,
That, upon vatiouS and important occasions, Mr. Twi.
ning has given the most unequivocal proofs of his ettachmeht
to the East India Company, and of his dispoSitiou and ability
to•secur.-: the Rights, and to advance the Interests of the Pro-
prieters in general.
sd, Resolved Unanimously,
That such conduet affords Mr. TWining reasonable ground
for confiding in the support of the Proprietors at this im-
portant juncture; when the terms upon which the Charter
may be renewed, will 'probably depend, in a great degree,
upon the requsite q uplitications of those CentleMen, who may
be placed in the DireCtion. •
ad, Resolved Unanimously,
That Twining: indisputably does posF.e..: thoserequi.
site qualifications, and that they are neither less likely to
prove beneficial to the Company, nor less deserving of sup.
port. because they have called tOrth the voluntary and ho.
nourahle Ccommendation of so great a majority of the Di-
redors ; but that, on'the contrary, a good understanding and
a firm co-operation between the oprietors and the Direc-
tors; are so po:uliarly requisite, at this time, that'every at-
tempt to lessen that good understanding, or to, weaken that
co-operation, should 'be considered as ansattempti which,
whaterer the intention of it May he; cannot fail of proving
highly injurious trithe interests of the .Company.
4th, Resolved Unanimously,
Therefore that, not only as friends- to M r.T wining, and his
Well-grounded hope of support, but also as real fiends and
well_wishers to the East India Company, we will continue
to exert every fair and honourable endeavour to .secure
Election : and in this endeavour we earnestly and conscien-
tiously•exhort the Proprietors in general to unite with us.
CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairnian.
Resolved Unanimously,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to .given to
Charles Pieschel I, Esq. for his able conduCt in the
Mr. Twining's 'Committee will meet daily at th,•: King's
Head in the Poultry, where any communications will be.
thankfully received. •

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