Star.
London, England, 1810-01-12 00:00:00

TO THE GENTLEMEN.
OFTHE COUNTY
GENTLEMEN.
THE highly favourable
with which you have
canvas, as far as it has hitherto
lieit and most grateful
strongest hopes of ulO

Deeply do i regret that _
County, in which the shortness
myself a Candidate Tor the hig,
not allowed me the possibility
spects ; be assured my utmost
upon every Freeholder, as far a,
ble ; and in the mean time I hope
to this unavoidable omission.—l '

Colchester, January 8,

TO THE PROPRIE',
LADICS AND GKNTI.i.
AS
the Eliction at the India-House is fixed for
-I- 3- Tuesday, the 16th instant, I take the liberty of manna*
requesting the honour of your attendance and supporten that •
My reliance is, and always has been, upon you;
my conduct, as a Proprietor. That minduct has, in no
proceeded from a wish to serve myself, but from a desire to main-
tain the just rights, and to promote the permanent interests of the
Company ; and if, by your favour, I should be placed in the
Direction' I nevtr will depart from hose principles.
It has been my wish to wait personally upon the Proprietors,
na much as I possibly could. When, in any instance, I have not
done so, I trust that the omission will not be attributed to want
of Respect, but to the extensive nature of the Canvass, when
compared with the Time in which I had to accomplish It.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your most obedient and very bumble servant,
Strand, Jan. 8, 1810. RICHARD TWINING.

A T a very numerous Meeting of PROPRIETORS
AT
of EAST-INDIA STOCK, at the King's Head Tavern, in
the Poultry, on Wednesday, the loth January, 1810,
CHARLES PIESCHELI., Esq. its the Chair.

The following Resolutions were proposed by Sir Ozoaot
DALLAS, Ran. and seconded by Sir JOHN Lassoes, Bart.

Resolved unanimously, That upon various and important oc-
casions, Mr. TWINING has given the most unequivocal proofs of
his attachment to %he East-India Company, and aids disposition
and abiliTy to sende the Rights, and to advance the Interests of
the Proprietors in general.
Resolved unanimously, That such conduct affords Mr. TWIN-
ING reasonable ground for confiding in the support of the Pro-
prietors, at this important juncture ; when the terms, upon which
the Charter may be renewed, will probably depend, in a great
degree, upon the requisite qualifications of those Gentlemen who
may be placed in the Direction.
Resolved unanimously, That Mr. TWINING indisputably does
gown those requisite qualifications, and that they are neither
eta likely to prove beneficial to the Company, nor less deserving
of support, because they have called forth the voluntary and ho-
nourable recommendation of so great a majority of the Directors:
but that, on the contrary, a good understanding, and a firm co-
operation between the Proprietors and the Direttors, are so pe-
culiarly requisite at this time, that every attempt to lessen that
good understanding, or to weaken that. co-operation, should be
considered as an attempt which, whatever the intention of it ntay
be, cannot fail of proving highly. injurious to the interests of the
Company.
Resolved ananimously, therefore, That not only as Pepsis to
Mr. 'rwiNlNG,and his well,groutided hope of impgarti, but aka
as real Friends and well-wishers to the East4tidia Company, wi
will continue to exert every fair and honourable endeavour to se-
cure his election : and in this endeavour we earnestly and con-
scientiously exhort the Proprietors in general to unite with us.
CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairman.

Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to CHARLES Plascentt, Esq. for his able conduct in she
Chai r.
Mr. TWINING'S Committee will meet daily at the King's
Head, in the Poultry, where any communications will be thank-
fully received.

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