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London, England, 1810-01-30 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JANUARY 30,

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR INVEST/.
GATING THE DEBTS OF THE LATE NABOBS OF
THE CARNATIC.
No. 11, Manchester Buildings, Westminster, Jan. eft;
IN conformity to the 19th Clause of the Deed of
Agreement, between the United Company of Merchants a
England trading to the East Indies of the one part, and the Cre-
ditors of the lat.: Nabobs of the Carnatic, of the other parrs the
Commiss'oners appointed under that agreement give nonce, that
a continuation of the Schedule of the Claims made befits.* then
and the Commissioners in India, since that inserted in the Ga
zette of Tuesday, the 9th of January inst. has been published in
the Gazette of Saturday, the 27th of January instant, that " all
such persnr.s as shi,ll have any interest to oppose or impeach thw
same, may Lave sufficient opportunity so to do."
JOHN PARKHOUSE, secrerary.

LLOYD'S, 29th January, auto.
AT a General Meeting of the Subscribers to this
House, convened for the purpose of taking into consider-
ation such meacares az, should appear most expedient. in order to
prevent the success of an intended application to Parliament, for
establishing another Chartered Company, with power to effect
Marine hisutances,
J AS PF.:B,...VAU X.,„Y-14bs.the Chairs
• Resolved unaniniOusly, That it appears to this Meeting, that
it will be highly detrimental to the interests of the Subscribers tee
this House in general, and ruinous to numerous individuals who
have made Irsarances their sole business, if any new Company
should be legally authorized by Charter or otherwise, to effect
Marine Insurances.

Resolved unanimously, That it appears to this Meeting, that
the formation of any new Company would be an infringement of
their general rights, which have been already trenched upon by
the Charters granted to the Royal Exchange and London Assu-
rance Companies; and that every restraint on Cotlameez:e is a bar
to its prosperity.
Resolved, That it appears to this Meeting, that so long as the
Act of Parliament which authorized his late Majesty King George
the First to grant these Charters, stands unrepealed, so long it is
impracticable fur the Legislature, without a violation of justice,
to sanction the formation of any new Company for similar
per-
pos ; because, on the one hand, that Act declares, that no other
Company shall effect Marine Insurance;, and on the other it pro-
' h bits any two or more individuals from underwriting on joint
account, notwithstanding they may be partnets for.every other
purpose.
Rtiolved unanimously, That a Special Committee be appointed
for the purpose of opposing every application to Parliament, or 'o
the Lords of the Privy Council, for an Act or Charter to enable
any additional Company or Corporation to effect Marine liiiti-
fances, and that such Committee have lull powers to take all
such measures as they shall deem most expedient for that purpose,
and that they be reimbursed all expences they may incur out of
the funds of this House.
Resolved unanimously, That the Committee consist of the fol-
lowing Gentlemen, viz.
J. J. Augerstein, Esq. J. F. Throckmorton, Esq.
Thorna' Parry, Esq. Thomas Reed, Esq.
l-loratio Cligget, Esq. Robert Dewar, Esq.
Munro, Esq. James limes, Esq.
•
T. Newt jam, Esq. Ken. Mackenzie, Esq.
Joshua Reeve, Esq. Elias Heirtz, Esq.
Samuel Shaw, Esq. T. Halliday, Esq.
Resolved unanimously, That the'l'hanks of this Meeting be even
to the following Gentlemen, who signed the requisition, viz.
J. J. Augerstein, Esq. Alex. Anderson, Esq.
Thomas Parry, Esq. William Thwaytes, Esq.
Elias Heintz, Esq. William Erotic, Esq.
Get,rge Munro, Esq. William Allen, Esq.
A. Thompson, F.sq. John Wilson, Esq.
K. Mackenzie, Esq. Thomas Newnhant, Esq.
H. Claggett, Esq. .
i nuanimonsly, That these proceelngs be advertised
in the Daily and Provincial Papers, SigneKl,
JASPER VAUX, Chairman.
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously given to the
Chairman, for his able and impartial conduct in tile Chair.

To the I'KUPRIE I'ORS of EAST-INUIA S
AT a numerous Meeting of Proprietors of East
Ivdia Stock, held at the King's Head m the Poultry, on
Thursday. January 25,1810,
Sir GEORGE DALLAS, Bart. in the Chair,

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The following Resolutions, moved by ABRAHAM GOLDS)IID,
Esq. and seconded by Dr. LUSHINGTON, were unanimously
agreed to:
That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the abilities and
integrity of Mr. RICHARD TWINING, his long expert. nce and ex-
tensive knowledge in the affairs of the East-India Company, render
him peculiarly eligible for a seat in the Direction ; particularly at
this period, when, in the probable event of the renewal of the
Comp .lay's Charter, the most important interests of thePropriet ors
must come under discussion.
Tint there every reason to believe, that the great body of
Proprietors are impressed with the sante sentiateets, mew ith •
standing the result of the late contest ; because, on that occasion,
Mr. Twining, though very recently declared a Candidate, was
supported by a number of suffrages unusually great, when it is
considered that his opponent had, for a length of time preeeding,
carr:ed on a most active caevass, and a large proportion of votes
were actually engaged, before it was known that Mr. 'Twining
was likely to begs nte a Candidate.
That this Meeting, therefore, do earnestly request Mr. Twin-
ing to offer himself again to the choice of the Proprietors on the
next vacancy, and they will use their most strenuous endenveurs
to ensure his e!ection,being fully convinced that the accessioa of
his talents and experience to the Court of Directors will be of
essential service to the interests of the Company.
That the Chairman be desired to welt upon Mr. Twining with
a copy of these Resolutions, and request hint ti comply with the
wishes of this Meeting. GEORs..;E DALLAS, Chairman.
The Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to Sir
George Dallas, Bart. January 29, ISO.
At an Adjourned Meeting of Proprietors of East India St ck,
held this day, et the King's Head, in the Poultry, Sir Geoacez
Deetes, Bart. in the Chair, the Chairman communicated the
following Letter, addressed to him by Mr. TWINING t
SIR—I know not in what term; I can even attempt to express
my sense of the singular and totally-unexpected ho::our which
has been conferred upon me by that re.speciabie Meeting of the
Proprietors of East-India Stock at which you presided on TOurs-
day last.
When I first offered myself as a Candidate for the Direction, I
*as influenced by public, and not by private mo Wes; and though
when circumstances seemed to allow me to retire with propriety,
I was really desirous of doing so, I should be utterly unworthy of
the very flattering and unexampled encouragement which has
been bestowed upon me, if I allowed any consideration of a pri-
vate reeure to prevail—if I did not, without liesitation, comply
with that wish which so many respectable Proprietors have been
pleased to espress, and which you, Sir, Lave had the goodness to
communicate to me in a manner which, I ant sure, entitles you
to my particular thanks.
I:1 thus declaring that I shall, once more, offer myself as a Can-
didate for the Direction, opal the first vacancy that may occur,
I cannot help flattering myself, that my doings() will be accqtehle
not only to those Proprietors, (to whom I am indebted for their
avowed and voluntary promise of support) hut also to the Pro-
prietors in general. Upon them my reliance is placed; .nd if, by
their favour, I should be entrusted with the important duties of
au Eastelndia Director, I will hones•ly and zealously endeavour
to diettharge those duties, and to pr shore, to the utmest of my
power, the welfare of the Company.—l remain, Sir, with much
respect, your most obliged and obedient Servant,
Sti and, lan. 26, 1810. RICHARD TWINING.
To Sir Gunsor Deletes, Bart.
The following Resolutions were then moved by Sir Jour/ Los-
SOCK, Bart. and seconded by CHARLES PIESCIIILL, Esq.
Resolved unatemously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Mr. 'l'sviNt so, for the ready compliance with its wishes.
Resolea unanimously, That these proceed'ngs be published.
GEORGE DALLAS, Chairman.
Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
given to Sir GDO.DALLAS,IIartsfor his able conduct in the Chair.

To the GENTLEMEN, • CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of
•
the COUNTY df ESSEX. ••
THE High Sheriff having appointed the Election •
to be hoiden on Wednesday, the Zikst instant, at Meseta*
o'Clock, allow me to intreat your early attendance at Chelmsfota
on that day, when I shall hope, by yoer honourable suffrages in
my favour, to be pissed in the proud situation of your Represen-
tative in Parliament: a distinction and high mark of your cona•
&nee, which my exertiions shall unceasingly be employed to
merit, if I am so fortunate as to obtain it.
-.The peat extent of the Cou,nty, the shortness of the days, and
the unfavon'rebre Weather, together with the difficulty of obtain-
ing comet lists of Freehohrrs, have, I regret, put it wholly out
of my power to pay my respects to them individually, astd, 1
am sorry to say, have frequently preventel iny•calling upon 6etell
ral when in their immediate neighbourhoods. For these unavokic
able omissions I ask your indulgence.-1 remain, Gentlemen,
Your very faithful humble servant,
JOHN ARCHER HOUIfLOS.
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