Star.
London, England, 1807-04-11 00:00:00

1 the Police. before any one or more of the Magiftrates fitting at the
Police Office; and it ought be enacted, that a MARiftrate or Ma
giftrate., fbauld, for there purples, meet at the lichee Office ac-
cordingly, and the fines arifing in confequence of fuch protect'
tion, thould be paid into and make part of the Police Funds.—
Anfwer. Cannot be granted.
Liedtion 66th.—All pecuniary penalties and forfeitures wiling
from and enaded by the Ad, &mid be paid to the Treafurer of
the Board of Police, for hehoof of the Police Eftablifhment, and
form part of the Police Funds.—Anfwer. Fines to he paid to Po-
lice Funds, after payment of the expenfe of profecuting.
ScEtions 7 tit and 72d.—Refpeccting the Bowling Green ought
to be expunged —Anfwer. Expunged.
Section 73(1. I. he expenfe of obtaining the Act ought to be
defr.tyLd out of the Police Funds, and expended at the fight, and
under the diredtion of the Board, and the Commiffioners ought
to be empowered to apply the furplus at prefent on hand, or fuch
part of it as may be neceffary towards that expenfe...Anfwer.
Cannot be granted.
The Magiftrates and other Commiffionera of Police Should be
empowered to pnrchafe ground or houfes, for eredling fuitabk
Offices, and to purchee or rent ground for depot-dim; Dung and
ereaine, Cart Sheds.—Aawer. Cannot be granted.
The Magiftratcs and Commiffinners ought to have power to
call out, in rotation, two Citizens poireffing the qualification of a
Commiffioner, as Conitables of the night, for concurring in ju-
riflidtion with, and aiding, the Superintendant of Police.—An-
fwer. Cani.ot be granted.
By appointment of the Committee,
GEORGE CRAWFURD,
Clerk and Agent to the Committee.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS.
GENTLEMEN,
THE very diflinguifhed honour you have this day
conferred upon me by eleding me a fifth time to be one of
your Reprefentatives in Parliament, demands my warmclt ac-
knowledgments.
I atilt my condudt will continue to merit your approbation.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, with the grew& refpeet,
Your mull obedient and molt hutnkle firvant,
; Ayleibury, April 9.1807. SCOTT TITCHFIELD.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND tirENTLEMIN,
WE beg leave to offer you our grateful acknow-
ledgments for the honour you have conferred on us by
rededing us into the Diredion.
Trolling that the Proprietors will ever find us deferving of the
confidence they have repofed in us. We have the honour to be,
With great refped,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient arid very humble fervants,
CHARLES GRANT.
GEORGE SMITH,
Eaft India Houfe, WILLIAM "fiIORNTON.
April 9, ISD7. S. TOONE.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
Lames AND GENT astaN,
THE rcfult of the Ballot of yenerday, impreffes
me with the molt heartfelt gratitude.
Having handily devoted myfclf to your interefts, in the &na-
tion to which I was by your favour firlt chofen a good many years
ago, I now find a return to me the molt grateful and molt ani-
mating in the very diftinguilbed fupport you have been pleafcd to
accord to mein the eot.teft juft terminated.
You have at once bound and encouraged me to your ferviee for
the time to come. I lament that my powers for it are not greater;
fuch as they are, allow me to allure you they will continue to be
exerted for promoting the welfare of the Company with conftant
fidelity and zeal. I have the honour to be,
With tatting gratitude and attachment,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and devoted fervant,
Faft India Houk, April 9, 1807. CHARLES GRANT.

THE next Meeting of the Trunees for putting in
execution the feveral Ads of Parliament for repairing the
Highways between Tyburn and Uxbridge, io the County of Mid
dlefex, and for amending the Road leading from Brent Bridge
over Hanwell licath, through the Parilhes of Hanwell, New
Bsentford, and Ealing, to the Great Wefteni Road in the raid
County, and for other purpofes, will be held at the Houle of
Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the pad& of Ealing, on Saturday,
the ath day of April raw, at Twelve o clock at noon.
C. HILL, Clerk.