Star.
London, England, 1810-01-15 00:00:00

Your most obedient humble &resat',
Campbell Marjoribanks Charles Grain
Thos. Theophilus Metcalfe William Astell
Charles Mina Francis Baling
George Milieu John Bell •
James PlAterson James Danitil
Rich. Chichelq Plowden Win. Paulin, Elphinstont
Abraham Robarts John Hu:Heston
G. Abercrombie Robinson Hugh Inglis
• George Smith John Inglis
Sweeny •I•oime, John Jackson
Eastaludia House, Dee. 27,11%09.

AT a num2rons MEETING of PROPRIETORS
of EAST-INDIA STOCK, held at the City of London
Tavern, on Friday, Jan. 12, litltl,
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jun. Esq. M.P. in the Chair.
Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting having received from
numerous Proprietors, and from various quarters, the most uu-
quail& d approbation of the Resolutions entered into on the std
inst. are more than ever impressed with the importance of main-
taining the just rights of th., Proprietors and the freedom of Elec-
tion, Ito their opinion so unnecessarily a'tacked by the interference
of the Court of Directors, in recommending a Candidate to fill the
present Vacancy in tli,l Direction.
Resolved unanitnuoi:y, That this Meeting conceive, that the
maintenance of these just and incontrovertible principles cannot
with propriety be termed " an injurious attempt to interrupt a
good understanding and co-operation between the Proprietors and
Directors," such interruption being likely to be producel only by
an unusual assumption of power in the Executive Body.
Resolved unanimously, That there dies rot appear any thing.
pirticularly important at the present juncture in rel•ronce to a
renewal of the Charter, which may not be entrusted to the wis-
dom and experience of the Gentlemen at present in the Direction,
or which calls for an invidious preference of either of the present
Candidates.
kesolved unanimously, therefore, That " as real friends and
well-wishers of the East-India Company," this meeting will con-
tinue to maintain by every fair and honourable endeavour, their
just rights, and earnestly and conscientiously exhort the Proprie-
tors in general, to unite with them in so important an obj-et.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jim. Chairman.
Resolved tutartinsously, That the thanks of this Wolof( he
rivets to RUIIIKT WittisitS, Jun. Esq. for his able conduct In
the Chair

TO THE PROPE lETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE very flattering support which T continue to
receive on my canvas, impresses me with the deepest sense
of gratitude, and leaves no doubt in my mind of the r.st:lt of the
contest in which I am enraged.
As, however, many Elections have b. en lost from ton much
confidence, 1 trust that no telaxation in the exertions of my
friends will take place, and I most earnestly entreat that they
'will do n.e the honour to attend the Dante at the ladia House ten
Tuesday next, the 16th instant.
I have the honour to be, ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful humble Servant,
JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR,
No. 40, Devonshire-Place, Jan. 11, 1810.
Colonel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of Landon
Tavern, where he particularly requests thtt attendance of bi.s
friends, as often 33 they can make it convenient.

TO THE PROPRIETORtiOF ,EAST INDIA. STOCK.
LADIES AND
AS the Election at the India-Horse is fixed fct
Tuesday, the lath instant, I take the liberty of earnestly
requesting the honour of your attendance and support on that day.
My reliance is, and always has been, upon your 1u:owl:lige of
my conduct, as a Proprietor. 'That conduct has, in no instance,
proceeded from a wish to serve myself, but front a desire to main-
tain the just rights, and to promote the p:!rtnaitent interisls of the
Company ; and it, by your favour, I shnull be placed in the
Direction I never will depart from those principh s.
It has been my wish to wait personally upon the Proprierors,
as much as I possi7,ly could. When, in any iosi :owe, I have not
done so, I unit that the omission will not lia attril,zreti 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 respectful;y,
Your most obedient and very humble servant,
Strand, Jan. S, 18i 0. RICILARD TWINING.

A T a very numerous Meeting of PROPRIETORS
-1- of EAST-INDIA STOCK. at the King's Head Tavern, in
the Poultry, on 'Wednesday, the iOth January, 1810,
CHARLES PIESCIIELL, Ecq. in the Chair.

The following Resolutions were proposed by Sir GEORGE
D %LLAS, Bart. and seconded by Sir Join Lvseqcx, mart:
Resolved unanimously, That upon various and important oc-
casions, Mr. Twist NO has given the mast unequivocal proofs of
his attachment to the East-India Company, and of his disposition
and abili!y to secure the Rights, and to advance the luterests of I
the Proprietors in general.
Resolved unanimously, That such conduct affords Mr. Teel N- I
!Nu reasonable ground for confiding in the support of the Pro-
prie; ors, 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 thoseiGentlensenwbo
may be placed in the Direction.
Resolved unanimously, That Mr. TWINING indisputably does
possess those requisite qualifications, and that they are neither
ess likely to prove beneficial to the Company, our less deserving
.of support, because they have called forth the voluntary and ho
nourable recomntentlation of so great a majority of the Director,:
but that, on the contrary, a good understanding, and a firm co-
operation between the Proprietors and the Directors, are so pe-
culiarly requisite at this li:l2e, that every attempt to lessen that
good understanding, or to weaken that co-operation, shnuld he
considered as an attempt which, whatever the intention of it may
be, cannot fail of proving highly injurious to the interests of the
Company.
unsolved unanimously, therefore, That not only as. mends to
Mr. 'PwiNINGi and his well-grounded hope of support, but also
as real Friends and well-wishers to the East-India Company, we
wal continue to exert every fair and. honourable endeavour to se-
cure his election : and in this endeavour ‘4e earnestly and con-
scientiously exhort the Proprietors in general to un?e with us.
CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairman.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
gives) to Cases-Es Pirscue Lt., Esq. fr• his able conduct in the
Chair.
Mr. Twitsitse's Committee will meet daily at the King's
Head, in the Poultry, where any Gossintunioations will be thank-
fully retell*.