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SAST-INDLI HOUSE, May 30, 1820.
►'SHE COURT 01111RF:CTORS ef 14e U ED
couP.INT q MEECHAA TS q EN(ILAND trading
Pat EAST lIVDIES, do herby girt Noilee,
'AA with refsrence to the Resolution of the General Court
the 4th February, 1819, upon the Vote of Thanks to Lieu-
tc.iant-Gentril Sr THOMAS thstor, G.C: R. certan Papers
'which have been received from India, in further explanation of
the circumstances respecting the execution of the Killadar of
the Fort cf Tallith'. will be laid before the QUARTERLY
(7 BIRRAL COURT of the said Cumpany, appointed to be
Meld oa WEDNESDAY, the 21st Jane next; and that the
...ta Papers are SSW open at this Ilfut:,e for the perusal of the
['col rietors: JOSCPII DIM T, Secrete ry.

TO TUE PIWPRIRTORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AWD Gusenassrx,
4BEG leave respectfully to submit to your notice
and consideration a Copy of the Resolutions which were'
unanimously adopted at a numerous .2.leeting of Proprietors of
Ittst-india Stock, held at the City of London Tavern this day,
.4nd earnestly to s+,:icit the favour of ) our Votes and Interest at
the approachin,, of a DIRECTOR, which is to
take place at the India-liouse on Fauaar, the 9th day of June
ft h.:s and continues to be, my most ainti:nts desire to
pay my personal respects to every Proprietor, and should I in
.awy Maumee fail to do so, I trust the omission will not be ins-
;.utctl to any int. wtional neglect, but to the very extt.nsive na-
ture of the Cane.. is, and to the changes of r stet:lice which have
troop ?lace since the publication of the last 1,4 t.
I have the honour to be, Ladies af,sl Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
llonova-equare, Niay issio. JOS. U. -ALEXANDER.
A T ntitne•ott• anti highly-respectable MEET-
-11 of I'ItOPRIEToRs of EAST•INDIA STOCK,
held :Ks day, at the City of London 'favern,
KIKKM.IN FINLAY Esti. I.P.A in the Chair,

The faßowing Resolutions were pos,en unonim(,usiy, proposed
by at: ,lamas Shaw, Hart. and seconded by David 14 or, Faq.
Ist, That Mr. Josias Dupre Alexander, a C.inniam: for cur
vacant Seat in the ko.t-li.dia Direction, is, in the til..nt°4 of
this Mee:ing, highly quilnied to fill the v.:coney tiecosiouen
Ala lamented (Loth of S'ir John .Torkson, Bart.

Proposed by Charles Piesche'd, Esq. and secomi_d by Stewart
Dlarjoritianks, Esq. M. P.
t.'d, That a residence of eighteen years in India, a part of
which time was exclusively devoted to the set vice of the east-
India Company in the II venue and C ,minercial Depai nitrous
under the Presidency of Port St. Gsarge, and the remainder erf
that period in conducting the coacen.s 61 an emine..t liousz of
.Igency in Calcutta, has afforded Nlr. Alexander an avpot tunny
of actjaring much experience and usetul knowledge in the af-
fairs of the Bast India Company.
Proposed by John Forbes. Esq. and seconded by Benjamin
Shaw, Esq.
:id, That Mr. Alexander has received from the Governor of
Ceylon (to which station he was attached by the Oov.vinnent of
Tort St. Geor.e), .nd also from his superiors in office at .sladras,
their decided approbation of his services in a manner highly
honourable to his character and abilities, ;Ind that in the prose-
cution of his ditties, whether as a servant of the East India Com-
pany, or b. his capacity of Agent, he has evinced great industry,
zeal. and integrity.
Proposed by the Right Honourable the Earl of Cakdon, and
seconded by Robert Downie, /Coq. 11. P.
4th, That with these impressions of Mr. Alexander's preten-
sions to the countenance and support of the Proprietors of Las.-
India Stock, this Meeting will most at enuouly exert their en-
sieavours to secure his election to the vacant Seat in the Direction.

Resolved, That the above Resolutions be inserted in the Pub-
lic Papers. K I liK MA N ['I`I..IV, Chairman.
P:.amised by Edward Fletcher, Esq. and seconded by Thomas
IZe,,head,
That the cordial Thanks of chi; Meeting ix given to Kirkman
Enlay, Esq. ii. P. for his able conduct in the Chair.

N: ay 30th, tsvo.
N.B. Mr. Alexander's Committee will continue to sit every
a: the City of London Tavern, mail the .1.1 of Election.
rIIF, SUN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
having 'REDUCED thcir PRR:4,II; MS, in many Cases
l',v EN I •PLR Cuss% Tables of the New liars, wish
Cond:tions of As%urance, muy Ix had at the Sets Lire Or..
rh:r. in •Cosviiii.t ; and at the Sew Max Orrick:, n CRAIG.S•
7,05n0.v; also of any of the &miss for the Sew Fitz
Ovricr.

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