Star.
London, England, 1823-11-01 00:00:00

.1;1 40! ]TI.-

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40.1111, 4- .
• TO THE
.padourrons OF EAST INDIA STOCK.

•
Lulus Aso G> x, ,
THE Death of your sate valuable and highly esteemed'
Director, Mr. MIAMI Gamer, having occasioned a vacancy
the pirection of your Affairs, I hasten to • redeem' the pledge
ouch I made to you in my Address.of the 2d of June last t0.pr0..,
iseed to a Ballo{ on the fret vacancy.
• I therefore now beg to solicit the honour of your support on the
resent occasion; and I hope that, from the very flattering Resolu-
tions pits4ed.at a numerous Meeting of my Friends. at the City of
.I.ondois Tavern, on the 27th of May last (hereunto annexed), and
the encouragement I have since receive 14 I may look forward with
confidence to a favourable mule; and I beg to assure you, that
amid 1, through your Suffrages, be placed in that important situa-
tion, I will use every exertion to promote the interests of the East
• India Contpany.--t have the honour to be, very respectfully,
• Ladies and Gentletnen,
• Your faithful and obedient servant,
•
blisialts-lane, Oct. 31, 1323. JOUN MASTERAIAN.
Mr. Idasterman's Committee will tit daily at the City of London
Tavern, where eumniunicAtlons will be thankfully isceived..

AT. it numerous anti highly respectable METING
of PROPRIETOItS. of EAST INDIA STOCK, held
at aheCrer.of LONDON Teruel, on Tuesday, the 27th of May, 1825,
in.parsuanos of au advertisement sliced by the undermentioned
'Proprietors: John Smith, Mansion- .1. C. Wegueliu
llouse-pl..ce James Lines
G. W. Wentwot th A. A. Mieville •
Peter Yore Thomas C. \Varner '
•N. M. Rothschild • Andrew Loughoan
Gee. Care . S. Alarjoribauks
John Thomson Ilymeti Caen
Isaac Currie henry Peters
Thomas Weeding James Alexander, be-
Wm. Morgan vonshire.square
.A. J. Nash Lewis Loyd . •
John
.CanceUor Joseph Timperon
J. T. Daubuz Felix Ladhrolte
Robert Rhe den Michael W. Troy
Henry Bonham Robt. Christie
George Grano George Ward
• IL C. Boxett Sam. Scott •
Robert Williams R. Sandersott
Benj. Barnard John Auldjo ' • • •
James Bailie John Woolley
John Mar:in • Edward-R. Tasno
Wm. Burnie . -It. Boer/Ida&
Robt. Podmore • • 'Thos. Polluter, jun.
Williani Remingtcits J. Baker Richards:
RICHARD CAMPBELL tAzErt, in the Chair.
The follo;Ang Resolutieni were passiltgiani'' moulf :
Propnieti by tuwa.uu JPLEycitia, Rog. and seconded by Lev: e'
Levu, Rua.

That it is the opinion of this Meeting that a.praitical knowledge
of the Contanercial Inturists and Usages of this Country, with
which those of the East India Company are intimately connected.
constitutes an important qualification in a Candidate aspiring to
Sat in the Direction of the Affairs of that Company. .
. R. Proposed by St imtitT blanaolusatras, Esq. M,P. andeecondet
by IiOVICIRT SHXDDIMI,
That when with commercial experience are found united general
talent, sound judgment, and active habits of business, such acquire-
ments stamp the possessor of them with a fair and honourable claim
to the favour and support of all who are interested in dirt lyettre-
of the East India Company. •
5. Proposed by Hexer Bormast, Esq. and seconded by Wuxi**
IrVii.t.ouotrav Pazscorr, Esq.
That this Meeting do unanimously concur in considering that in
She well-known character of Ur. JOHN Masasmisss tbese qualifi-
cations are tombiiied in an eminent degree ; and that, with such
pretensions, his interests are entitled to thecountenance and support
of the East India Proprietary.
4. Proposed by Sir JAnea Straw, Bart. and seconded by Armen
Btrrtxawartart, Esq. 31. P.
That the Proprietors here assembled pledge to I%lr. Jourr Mas.
vsasa.aw their strenuous assistance to place him in the East India
Direction on the first vacancy which may hereafter occut ; and that
they the meantime, use their influence and exertions to
secure his succese.

11. C. BAZETT, Chairman.
Mr. 13.1ZRTT baying left the Chair,
It AT:IA proposed by 'faunas WllU'llta, Esq. and seconded by
ShenAVL Wra.t.lntt Titer; Esq. and resolved unanimonaly,
That the cordad Thanks of this Meeting be given to R. C. 8,.
ZITS, Req. for his very able, courteotts, and impartial conduct in
the Chair.

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