Star.
London, England, 1809-04-27 00:00:00

. -
..., .... . —'-_'__—rte--,-.----- - -- -- -- ' -- ,larr:-' —s-c•-wrrPgq--:—. 4371.+".•_-„ "^
, . .
.. -*AI 11 s .!'i.- l
. . ,
• .47flor's .IFI -
•I • •
61•••• ' ' ' *:.'. -,
- ..... •
•
..i. . . •
. •:. f
is 4 • ' 4
• A.....
. • * ) 4:3 { .... . ' 0 . i • \ • ...
I, . . • • ••••
".
I r r 'O..' • i A 't
\'t • 2 .41.1
•ir , cx .4. i •->
:% : iNlit .. ,(• . •
~,„ ........ NI ._ .
-.
1 iir (\,..__*.thit,i '' • . /*. V
._._ _

_T'

,

C
TRSDAY, APRIL 27,

041.tICE Si X-P: • .
_

TO THE PIZ DPR irro RS OF EAST INDIA' STOCK.
LADIES AND GENr4ICIIIENt
Y the now declared resignation of Mr. MANstztr,
I am enabled to fulfil the intention I communicated to you
the 19t1i instant, of offering myself a Candidate for your Die
rection on the first vacancy ; but which, I fear, the stb nouns .f
the time appointed for the Election, will precki
e my doing per-
sonally to every Proprietor.
Having resided eighteen years is India, and, since my return,
much interested myself iu the Weirs of the Cutnisany. I feel cou-
fidence in my abilit y to discharge the important duties of a lA.
esti or of its corceros; to which, should T succeed by your patro.
nage, I b-g to assure you of my zealous devotion to your interests,
a 4 the best proof of my gratitude for so distinguished a mark of
your coofidence. I have the honour to be,
With the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentleman.
Your faithful and obedient humble servant,
•Leadenball-street, April 2Z, 180. JOHN PRINS!P.

, London, ApFil IS, isoi. .
Ait numerous and respectable MEETING of PROPRIETORS of E.kfil. 6-roe, held tide
Day at the Cit r•of London Tavern, Bishopposite-strzot,
PATRICK 'CR A W FORD BRUCE, Esq. ilrflie Oak,
The followiqg Resolutions were unanimously agreed to
ReSolVelly That JOn3 Cua mit I, Esq. late a Member of the
Council at tort St. George, having served the East India Cans.
pasty during a pe,riod of 23 years, and in the most dining-visit-4
1 situations, with great honour to himself and advantage to tlxlt
interests, is pecOliarly qualified to be one of their Directors.
Resolved, That the pre-eminent abilities of Mr. Chamier. and
his acknOwledged experienee.in the Political, Revenue, and Corn-
tnercial departments of the Company's Service in India, cannot
tail of being eminently serviceable at this important crisis in the
management of their affairs at home ; and that it be submitted to
the consideration of the Proprietors; the expediency of their elect-
ing as a Director a Gentleman who has been employed so many
years in the advancement of their interest abroad, and whose con-
duct has received the uniform approbation of their Government
in India, and of the Court of Directors. at recorded in their testi-
monials submitted to the Proprietors by Mr. Chamier.
Resolded, i'lmt as Mr. Chamier is totally unconnected with
any line of Intiitiess which can either divert Ins attention from the
Company's affairs, or influence lie conduct in the management of
them, he possesses greater means of acting independently and
disinte:restedly, than others who are not similarly situated.
The Committee having examined the result of Mr. Chamier
Canvus,
Resolved, That It is now become incumbent on him to proceed
to the Ballot. P. C. BRUCE, Chairman.

Resolved, TE-tt the thar.ks M this Me.:ting he given to P. C.
Eruct., Es(i. for his zealous and able conduct in the Chair.
Mr. Oa:nit:es Committee will meet every day, from ten till
five o'clock, at the City of London Tavern, Bishemateestreet,
where favourable communicatSons will bc gra tc i yrte i~el.

TO THE PROPRIETORS Olt EAST INDIA STOCK.
I.Aints AND GEN rLI:NIZN,
IN cortseQuence of the Resolutions of the Proprietors
of East India Stock, asses:Med yesterday at the City of Lou.
Tavern, I embrace the earliest opportunity of declarirg my
positive-detenniritino of going to the Ballot on the loth of May
neat ; and I beg leave to repeat my sincere assurance to you, that
if successful In my object, it will be m},t study to prove myself
worthy of that honourable situation, which I am anxious to ob-
tain by means of your Suffrages.

I have the honour to be, w::h great rtspnct,
Ladies and Gentlemen, your most devoted Servant,
Grosvenor-place, April 26. JOHN CHAMIER.

TO BUILDERS.
WILTS.—HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
rl'H E Justices of ,the Peace at the General Qtrrter
Sessions held at New Sarum, in and for the County of Wilts,
on Tuesday the I Ith day of this instant April, having approved
of a Plan for Building a new House of Correction at Devizes, la
the said County,
Notice is hereby given, That the said Plan, and the Elevations,
Sections, and Specifications thereof, are left pt the office of the
Clerk of the Peace, at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wilts, for the
of any person or pers:nia inclined to undertake the
work.
Persons inclined to contract for the building and carrying the
plan into execution (except what relates to the Carpenters and
Joiners' vrurks), are desired to send in their Proposals to the
Clerk of the Peace on or before the Si 't day of May nett (sealed
up), without signatures, bat with mottoes or other devices, ac-
companied with se.thid letters (marked on the outside with cow.
responding mottoes or other devices) containing the names and
addresses of :he persons seeding the same.

The Proposals will be taken into consideration on Friday, th•
24 day of June next, at the Bear Inn, Delrises, at eleven o'clock
in the forenoon, where the parties who send in such Proposals
are requested to attend JOilN SWAYNE,
Wilton, April 17, 1809. Deputy Clerk of the Pea