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London, England, 1827-01-29 00:00:00

U.UBER 8

EAST INDIA MUSE, Anotary*ltliT-
frifEscOUßT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
CAIYA AT of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading to
NE,.4ST INDIES, do hendl girt Nodot,
That the SPECIAL GENERAL COURTof the said cog.
TANI; :nowt.' to be held at their House, in Leadienhall-
meet, on WEDNESDAY, the 7th of February near, is shashr.
further Special, for the purpose of laying before the Proprietors,
for their approbation, in conformity with the 17th seEtion of the
ftheirapter of the By-Laws, a Resolution of the Court of Di-
rectors of the 10th instant, appointing an Assistant in the 111e:deal
Dopanalent, at the Conspany's.llepot, at Chatham, with a salary
of Z5OO per Annum, and an allowance of £4O per Annum for
Bask Rent.
Copy of the said Resolution now lies open, at this Ilouse, for
toe perusal of the Proprietors.

JOSEPH DART, Skrreary:-

LIST ISIDa HOUSE, January 24, 1827.
THE COURT of 1.11/af; TORS of th• USITED
COMPANY erMERCILffiTIIof ENGLAND, !radian tv

1111hrillit=111=7.711r01:1RTtif the ;id COW
PANY *in he.hl, at their Douse, in Leadenlisli-street, oe
VaDNESDAY, the 7th of Febreary neat, at Dicleen &Mick
is the Forenoon, at the desire of more than Nine Proprietors,
ssreeably to the Morrill; Letter, received thh day, via.
" To the Dueourable the Coen et Directors of the East
InJia Desposty.

the undersigned Proprietors of India Stock, duly qua-
liked, request that a Court of Proprietors may soon be callrd, to
which it is our intention to submit t►e folistoring Propositions:

Fint—To dtliberate tot the preseilt hate of Oriental Education,
eohoected with the abaulote new:tatty for t►c whole of the Cum-

pay's Servant's it Hinslnoitan, tat aregaire at least some collo-
suial knorriedfe of •its popular Touren: ~,,,
• Second—To determine whether the elementary acquisition of
Iliadoostanee, in this *Gantry, be not iodispeasible to Candi-
dates fur Official Appointments, preview to their nomination by
the Court of uirestura, in order so far to secure the future good
Government of British India, and the durable prosperity, of that

east Empire.
► Third—To decide also es the prairiety of the proposed preli-
minary qualifigatiou ter free Merchants, Mariners, and others,
before granting them a license to reside among a Hundred Mil-
lions of Native Subjects, in daily CalltaCt with these European
inhibitants, who, in general, know oothing of the Hindonstanee„
sad emisequeutly may injuriously impede, through the multi-
farious transactions of public or private life, not only the local
andierities, but the commonweal of the People arid State.
• FerediPor a Copy of the Regulations issued by the Court of
Directors, relative to the Public ihautioatioes at home or
abetted, of Persons intended for the C.usupany's Service isa India,
on thew respective acquirements as Oriental Scholars, with the
view of securing efficient Servants for the effectual management
if ermerous important Affairs in our ostensive aud extending

Domains in the East.
tanflb—To compare the real expeose of the two systems of Orl-
eta Tuition, ersting here since 1818, with the notorious dis-
proportionate results of each; she total charge of ems mode of
Oriental. Instruction alone, bevies amounted to £64,000, fur
Poo Itemised and Sixty Studeoth white that of thketba was
wily £4,000 for commuMcatlog deellas leformosiem to !farm
Hundred Pupils, at the Ilindoomauee and Persian Lecture-
Rooms, in London ; many of whom are now not only very
sinful Interpreters, &c. but are able and ready to execute other

responsible functions in the Kest Indian service.
" Sixth—To recommend the adoption of some plan here, for the
htintediate encouragentent of appropriate Military Education
and Oriental Literature with colloquial proficiency among the
King's Officers. the Company's Cavalry and Infantry, Cadets,
Sec. to the serious attention of the Executive Court, which has
done nothing yet to enable these youths to proceed hence as
Misers or Linguists to India, well qualified to command nu-
merous bodies of brave men, by speaking the most current local
dialect, and being, at the same time, as well instructed as the
Engineer and Artillery Students hive long been at Addiscombe,
is those arts of war and tactical exercises inseparable front the
dae performance of their respective duties in the Indian Army.
" London, 2.1 d Jauary, 027.
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" J. KzEirt4Al4."
JOSEPH 114117, Secretary.
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An attention to the following drscrlptintt of the label will ensue
•the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like lace of r
Irb colour covers the principal part of the label, the names ?I
Day and Martin or printed in white letters'edvd with pink old
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