Star.
London, England, 1807-04-14 00:00:00

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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
• . LADite AND GENTLIMLN,
THE diflinguithed honour which you have been
pleated to confer upon me, by replacing me in your Court
of Diredors, demands my warmeft acknowledgments: and I beg
leave to allure you it Will be my earneft 'endeavour to evince my
gratitude by a faithful, diligent and co:lac:idol:a difcharge of the
important duties which will devolve upon me.
With the greateft rcfpedt, I have the honour to be,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obliged and molt obedient Servant,
GEORGE SMITH.
George-ftreet, Mai Son Houfc, April tt, 1807.

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES and Gawri.emeN,
IMPELLED by the Honourable Ambition to be
&Riga:hid by your favour—l became a Candidate to furtly
the Vacancy that had occurred in your Court of Dirgelora by the
Death of Sir Stephen Luthington ; and itecordingly went to the
ballot ob the Bth init. but high in Numbers as I then api,eared on
EdyouritAfti, I was tuifucecfsful, a eircumftance that I ought cot to eon •
Eder a misfortune, when I reflea that the liberal fuppurt you Go ge-
beroufly afforded me on the oceafion, furnithes the ftrongeft
atfu-
tances that I floU ultimately attain my objedt ; permit me, therefore.
to Wick, that cn thc occurrence of aVacancy at any future period,
you Will continue yotir Indulgent Itinciners towards me, and fuffer
him td entreat tkat you will aezept the tribute of my grateful ac-
knowledgments, for the obligations you have conferred on me,
and which will ever be deeply impreffed on my bofom.
I am aware that many of my Friends were engaged for the more
fortunate Candidates, who had prior claims on their farrago—To
their aid at attott :` form, I (hall look up with emboldened hope,
as I (hall to others who, from various caaa,might have been pre-
vented from fulfilling their intentions to vote for me in the late
i 'fiance. My pretenfions, Inch as they are, are before you. and
in the event of my lice ming one of the Dircetors of your Affairs,
it dial' be my particular Rudy. as it will be my bounden duty, to
merit your approbation, and thew finfcif worthy of your Choice.
I have the honour to be, with the utmoft deference, and with
every fentiment of refreel,
Ladies and Gentlentai,
Your obliged, faithful, and obedient humble rti vent,
JOHN ALEX. BANNERMAN.
ll:.rtey Place, April 13, Teo?. •

WANTS a fituation as Hotife Steward and Butler,
a Ready man, a native of Scotland, who wisely under.
Rands the managenient of a family and si.ho can be Well recom•
mended by the molt vs:fineable family in London *ban ht now
is, has no obledtion to go to Ireland with a nobleman's
A line addrce'ed to \7. P. at Mr. Lloyd's, Book (Alec, Harley arect,
will he duly atttridcd tin . . .

WANTED for a Gentleman and bis Wife,'With
two Servants,ll..ard and Lodging in a relpeEtable Farmer's
Wore, where nothing will be hoted lur but the ;,ftial Family fare,
3ny of the following parts of the Country vie. l'orkthire, Nor.
' N rthunaberland, or Wales. Any who ibis Advertiretnent
hu? I ut, will he pleated to achlrefs (Foil paid) A. B. C. informing
.. terms ,&.. at Mr. Lodges, Newanan, Na b, Buckingham •
rivet, Fiteroy•lquare. London.
NA. The lead peffible :rouble may be retied on.

THE CANADA%
This day were publifhed, in a fplendid and very latge Volume, In
Q.!iatt co, illuitrated with 30 cop pc rpla ;es, engraved from original
4rawingstaken on the fpot by the Author, price 21 ass. boards,
TRAVELS thrtiug,ll the CA NADAS, containing
a deferiptlim of the pidturefque fcenery oo forte of the
Ri-
vera and Lakes, with an account of the produdieus. commute,
andinhabitants of thole Provinets ; to which is fubjoined a COM.
paratinview of the manners and cuttonts of fcveral of the Indian
illations of North and South America.

By GEORGE HERIOT, Efq.
Deputy Poftmaller-General of Drina) Nunit America &c &C.
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