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WED N_ESDAY; MAncif 1810.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
SINCE 1 had the honour of last addressing you,
and of requesting your Vntes and Interest at the Gene.
ral Election, when, in consequence of the depthof Mr. itti-
hefts. a Vacancy will occutmt the East India Direction, I
Have continued my personal Canvass ; and 1 have peculiar
satistadion in assuring you, • that I have met with the most
xlecided and flattering Support, not only trom the Proprie-
tors who lio;aitired.me with their Suffrages at the last Elec.
train, but also from a great number of those whose Votes
:Were at that time pro-engaged.

thitler these citc:umst,neeS shall proceed with confi-
deitt,and, trust, Well-grounded hojes of succeSs,- to the
Ballot, which is fixed for Wednesdty the t tth of April ; •and
1 beg leave to repeat- my assurances, that if by. your favour I
should then obtain the highly honourable situation which I
now solicit, my best endeavours shall be exerted to main-
tam the just Rights, and to promote the real -Interests, of
the r.itst. l udia Company.
I am, Ladies zu i Gentlemen,-with great Respect, -
lour oiost'obeclient and very humble Servant, •
RICHARD TWINING.

Strand, March zt, tBto.

At a Nuinerotv E ETLN Gof the ,PROPRIETORS of
EAST INDIA STOCK, held at 'the City of Londun
• Tavern; on Tuesday. the 20th March, ato, • •
GEORGE SIMSON, Esq. M. P. in the
rrHE following Resolutions were moved by Sir
Ei A (HAS ED '.IONSTON, Bart. and seconded by
-GEORGE .WARD, Esq. •
fst, Resolved Unanimously,
That the long tesicii.nce in India of Mr. Samuel Davis,' and
his employment in Offices' of high Trust and Confidence
under the Supreme Government of Bengal, have as)rded, in
the opinion of this Meeting., well-tounded pretensions for
his coming forward as a Candidate for the East India
Directioni.

2d, .kesolved Unanimously,
That the favourable sentiments recorded of Mr. Davis,
di:lring the GoVerninents of Lon► Cornwallis, Lord `Feign-
mouth, and Lord Wellesley, in regard to the integrity, talents,
and servic:!s of that gentle:pan, constitute a just and honour-
abie claim to the support of the Proprietary on the present
occasion.

3,,t, Resolved Unanimously.'
That this• Meeting will use its most strenuous exertion;
to promote the success of Mr: Davis's Canvass, and to secure
his Election, as,a Director of the East India Company, at the
ensuing General Election, in A prir next:
GEORGE SI MSON, Chairman.
It was then rinanimout Ik. Resolved,
That the .1 hanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair.
man, for his able conduct lit the Chair:
Mir DA 1/AS's COMMITTEE will meet daily at the
City of London i'avern.


VIC:TZLILLING'.OFFIC'E,

Match Zo,.:F
THE CaIIAiISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MAj'EQ'Y's NAVY do hqtbs, give Notify, That
on Friday the 3oth Ina. they •zz'ill be retry to receive Ten.fer's
writing(sealed up), and treat for Nine Hundred ttarters:of
New Pale, and fw- Three Hundred Ctarters of NeW ffoie-dried
AMBE.tt MA LT ; to be answerable to Samples (el not leso than
One Qua” each), to be produces' with the Tenders..' And for
Three Hundred Chaldront of PITTS TANF I E LD AMOR,
LADY €IMPSON'S or WINDSOR PONTOP COALS
(full pay) in an entire Carp or Cargoes ;
The Malt to be delivered, ()et- hdOethereof in a Fortnight, and
the other Half in a Fortnight aftert,tli do ; and
The Coals, One- hall by the 34,5 of April, and the other. 114
by the 3,st of May next, into his Majesty's 17,47ualling Skres
at
Deptford ; aid to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest
Ninety days.aftei date.

The Condition: of the Contraeis may be seen at tke Secretary's
Ofce. •

No regard will he bad to any Tender in which kbe P: ice shall
not be insermi in welds at length, or that shall not be delivered to
the Board.belot-e One o'Clock on the said Friday, 3oth Inst,
nor st-lets-the•Personwbomakes the Tender, er st.nte Person ;oh .his
attends, to assswir7s.ben cal/ed/op .'

Pic uALLIiVG-UPP ILL,
Feb. 26, tFro.
THE COMMISSIONERS forP7CTUALLII4'G
-1.- Ws 111/IyEST)"? NeIYY do hereby give Notice, That on
Friday,'the Ist of Tune, they will be ready, to receive Tenders in
writing (sealed up), and treat for the Supplying of SEA PRO.
VISIONS to hit Majesty's shipi and vesyrir at Lirlifax, in
Nova Scotia ; Quebec; in Canada ; Norfolk, in Pirgina ; and
the Island of Bo muda, (conjointly in one avat7) Jor Twelve
Months certain; from the 22d of August next, ,and f ur:her until
six Months warning shall be given on either side for the terminl.
lion thereof,

To be paid for ig Bills, payable wit! Intereit,. diy:
after date,

The 'Conditions of the Contrat9 rn.y be seen at the Secretary's
Office.

No regard will 6e had to any Tender is .tobieh the Prices shall
not be inserted in words 'at length, or that shall 'not be delivered
to the Board before One o'Cleck ore the said Fridqy, the lst of
quire next, nor• unless- the Person v:honiakes du; Tender, ;;'r some,
Perron on hie hehall, attends, toans?ver, when called : —lVor,
evil any Tender thai cont.,ins extrava,g.,ni upon 1-. me ar,
ticles., and prices much to the real value upon others,: be
considered as:IP 6per ,o

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