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THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. I

LAMBS AND GENTLLSEN,
INCE I had the honour of last. addressing you,

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and of requesting, your Votes and Interest at the General
1 Election, when, in consequence of the death of Mr. ROBERTS, a
Vacancy will occur in the East-India Direction, I have continued
my persoral Canvas ; and, I have peculiar satisfaction in assuring
you, that I have met with the most decided and flattering sup-
port, not only from the Proprietors who honoured me with their
suffrages at the last Election, but also from a great number of

those whose votes were at that time pre-engaged. Under these
circumstances, I shaliproceed with confident, and, I trust, well-
grounded hopes of success, to the Ballot, which is fixed for. We-
dnesday the 11th of April, when I earnestly request your atten-
dance in my favour.
If I should obtain the highly honourable situaticn which I
soli-
cit, my Isrst endeavours shall be exerted to maintain the just
rights and to promote the real interests of the East India Corn-
pany.—l am, Lsdies and Gentlemen, with great respect,
Your obedient and very humble servant,
strand, March 26, 1310. RICHARD TWINING.
Mr. Twining's Committee will meet daily, at the King's Head
Tavern in the Poultry, where all communications will be thank-
fully received.

P4IRLIAMENTARr PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 24.

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The STEALER of the House of COMMONS, attended by the
Usher of the Black Rod, and the Clerks and Officers of his own
House, having come to the Bar, his Majesty's Commission di-
rected to the Lord Chancellor and other Lords, empowering them
to grant the Royal Assent to certain Bills, which had passed the
two Houses, was read.
In virtue of this Commission, the Royal Assent was then given,
in the usual form, to the Royal Marine Mutiny Bill, the Sugar
Bounties Bill, the Greenland Whale Fishery Bill, the Customs
Frauds Bill, the Salt Bill, the Masts, &c. Bill, the Lambeth Poor
Bill, and the Southampton Water-works Bill.
The Commissioners were, the LORD CBANCELLoa, Earl AT.
MESTORD, (Steward of the Household), and Lord WALSTNOILASS.
The Exchequer Bills Annuity Bill, the Corn and Provisions
Pill, and the London Port Imprisonment Bill, severally went
through Committees, and were reported without any Amendment.
—4dpurned.

. HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The Seamus having taken the Chair,
Mr. QUARME, Deputy Usher of the Black Rod, appeared at
the Bar, and desired the attendance of the House in the House of
Peers, to hear his Majesty's Commission for granting the Royal
Assent to certain Bills read,
The SPEAKER, attended by the Clerks and other Officers of
the House, accordingly went to the House of Lords, and on his
return, stated, that he had heard the Royal Assent given by Com-
mission to several Bills.—(For which see the House of Lords.)
There being no business before the House, nor any Members
present, the House immediately Adjourned.