The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-03 00:00:00

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To the PROPRIETO*S of EAST INDIA RI
LANES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE Death of your late valuable and
teemed Dlrector,Mr. CHARLES 0 RANT,hRVIUR
Vacancy in the Direction of your Affairs. I Nieto'
the pledge which I made to von in my Address o
lone lest, to proceed to i Ballot on the first swine
1 therefore now bog to solicit the honour of yo
on the present occasion; and I hop« that, from th
luring Resolutions passed at a numerous Meeting of
St the City of London Tavern, on the 27th of May
unto tweezed, end the encouragement I have since
au.), look forward with confidence to a favourable
I beg to assure you, that should I. through your
placed in that important situation. I will use every'
promote the Interests of the East India Company.
I have the honour to be, very respeetfuth
Ladies sad Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient semi
JOHN MASTS

Nicholas Lane, 91st 0et.,1993.
Mr. Nissterman's Cominhtee will sit daily at
London Tavern, when sommunications will be tin
ceired.

Z., A T a numerous and highly respectable M
r•-irs. ikr PROPRIETORS of BAST 'INDIA ST i
at the CITY of Loenoe Tarsus, on Tuesday the '
1b23, in pursuance of an advertisement signed by
mentioned Proprietors:—
John Stith, Mansion- J. C. Weguelio.
house place. James [tines.
G. W. Wentworth. A. A. Mieville.
Peter Vere. Thomas C. Warner
N. M. Rothschild. Andrew Loughnau
Geo. Carr Glynn. S. Marjoribanks.
John Thomson. Hymen Cohen.
Isaac Currie. Henry Peters.
Thomas Weeding. James Alexander,
Win. Morgan. vonshlre square.
A. J. Nash. Lewis Loyd.
John Caseellor. Joseph Timperon.
J. T. Drubuz. Feli; Ladhroke.
Robert Shedden. Michael W. Troy.
Henry Bonham. Itotd. Christie.
George Grote. George Ward.
R. C. Miami. Sam. Scott.
Robert Williams: IL Sanderson.
Benj. Barnard. John Auldjo.
James Raillie. John Woelley.
John Martin. Edward R. Tunno.
Wm. Bernie. R. Borradalle.
Roht. Poilmore. Thos. Poynder, ju ,
Wm. Remington. J. Baker Richards.
RICHARD CAMPBELL. BAZETT, Esq. in the
The following Resolutions were passed unanitnou
I. Proposed by EDWARD FLETCHER, Esq. and s -•
Leads Loyd, Esq.
That it is the opinion of this 'WWI ser that a practimi
ledge of tb• Commercial Interests and Usages of this
with u Well those of the East India Company are I
counected, constitutes an Important qualification In
date aspiring to a Seat lu the Direction of the Affair
Company.
2. Proposed by Srewatur MARJORIDANKS, Esq. M.
seconded by ROBERT HTIEDDES, Esq.
That when with commercial experience are found us
sacral tales', sound judgment, and active habits of h
each acquirements stamp the possessor of them with a
honourable claim to the favour and support of all who
levested in the welfare of the East India Company.
3. Proposed by HENRY BoNH4M, Esq.; and secos
Wm. WILLO:I6IIDV PRESCOTT, ESq.
That this Meetleg do unanlnsuusly coocerlo considise
In the well known Mummer of Mr. John
quallieetions are combined in en eminent degree. a
With such pretensions, his interests are entitled to the
lance and support of the East India Proprietary.
4. Proposed by Sir JAMES SHAW, Sart.; and sewn
Jose Pli BUTTER W 0 R T H . Esq. M.P.
That the Proprietors here assembled pledge to M
Masterman their strenuous assistance to place him lu t
India Direction en the first vacancy which may hereafter
sad that they will, In the meantime, use their Intl deuce
ertions to secure his success.

R. C. BAZETC, Cbali
Mr, [harry havingleß the Chair,
It was proposed by TllO/Ike WEEDING, Esq. and se
V MICHAIL WILLIAL Tam Esq. and resolved 'mini'
Tnat the cordial Thanks of this Meeting be given tt
Duerr. E.‘q. for his very able, coureous, sal imperil
set fa the I hair.

l'ifE OLD ESTABLISHED FLOOR CLOTH ANII
PET WAREHOUSE, 115, Lotto ACRE.
►rl HE Nobi!ity, Gentry, and the Public are
IL fully invited to inspect-T. WEAVER'S extenti
of well ',mooned FLOOR CLOTHS, which he flaitersj
will by Wend cheaper and better, than any article of t
yet offered to their attention ; as also a great variety of
SELS. VENETIAN, and KIDDERMINSTER CA
INO, which.for elegance of pattern, richness and dept)
lour, cannot be equalled in the o etropolii. Hearth Ru
every ilecrlption of Druggets, he continues to offer at
redaction in price.
T. W. begs leave to return his sincere thanks for the
guished pakonage lie has so long enjoyed, and trust.'
superioritrof his articles, and reasonable charges, will
him their future (Avow".
Hearth Rags provided to match any particular patter
few hours notice.

iwopiNG cove,' 3,,mence..
A N effectual and safe remedy for this clanremPlalet. SLrelaPialar. hating been adi&oistereil for many years wits
success by AI r • Purvo:!.. Surgeon, West Melina, Kent, be is in
PeDuallah g4fe eriends, who hare o itnes.ed its beaelielal ere, ts
ec
rent and severe ease., to offer it to the MIAS.. It may he
tried with perleateafety to children of the most tender age as w
those at a inoragglvaneed period.
8.:14 th Ptiebrh, at 20 94. each. by Butlers, Cbernists,4l. Cltea
net t street, (near the Argyle R00m.,) London ;
lPiase,Edidbh villebtreet, DeWitt; and by the principal 311
Venders theme the United Kingdom,
WI. BO careful to ask for "PA ILION*. HOOPIN6 Coven 31e ntct

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I rrH B • BEST BILIOUS PILLS in Euro
• Dr. J. it Biers'. Physician to the General Dispensary, RII
'a' °ar "Hs Royal CClege of Physicians. And whoever has (riven
trial has tonna Dimon. Physicians are well aware (oat a neglec
he, twenfnueref many lingering Complaints, in tect ing the Liver, p
0i141'; Nerverss Head Aches. Loss of Appetite. Spume, Weaknes
et, Wasting, }thematic Gout. Scorbutic, &e. &e. These Pills ar
in reniedy for Worm es s in children and adults. What makes Dr
dV" PI" Po superior and purifying, nein general. persons who
have more er less offensive breath, they are such cleansers of th
they are sure to purify and sweeten the breath. It ought to be kilo
the physician Dr. Myers' was. In the Mmithly gazette of Ilealtli,for
r• 1619. No. et the Medleal Gentlemen of the Medical liall,Pl
on, bare published the Lite of Dr. J. li. hlyere'. this diOn'
deian.who was horn at New York when the North American C
the twightestgem in the British Crown. Early in life lie w
and ~ •W. Hunter. and Dr. G. Fordyce. In the year 1773. he came
gl, and stunted In the British University and took the Degree
then vbited the Wadi,* Universities of Burripe, in Berlin. he
ach attached
filer the celebratedprofessor, Waltei; he visited Paris, Vienna nn 1
here he studied under the rest seientiCe pl.yicians. He returnesi ..ti In 1781, and eouiferavd We practice of medicine In this 'net ropo!
4 :OM betook. a ILteentiste of the Koval College of Physiciwis• w
s's 41e:hod Air the hart p 5 years. He has fog 21 years been ph!.
le Genebi'Dispensam Cod ()Liter Noble and Charitable Institut,
PhYSltianto the Mirebason's Charity I,chotil, where it is well i.t
rred the Leant,. ofllOchildren at the trifling espenee to the to
. lOr annum, Co- inedleine. His fame as a physician and p/n1
- " "lat" that he wad noticed by many of the nobility And per.- it efirsttlistitation. EOM his present Majesty. when Prince of Wr.l
'e Peel. oons' Charfn., hen hi. Majesty ye. Grand Master, aol
i 0 him. Its yid long known his peat ability as phys
Pot the lateiGOl hasidt he was chiefly honoured by the
,
!Ott of his Bajestg. • . ' , Smiler
tammed tqtrtienitirs explaining the manner by which the present pr
Potraisssba .ef the -preset lotion of *this valuable medicine,
.... stun the dbettionso There is also- enelosed a short Treatise o
~77. as a guide to Inealidato preservahealth and long life,whieb, if
-'r Or. Bjers' Bilious Pill, at is. dd.
'll will be stare beeeteial thin whole volumes that have bum wr wen.. , .
Ask c . ~,
tit shunter hetet. at .Cl, which' is a string 017+•—Stamp Di rem.
per box. or a faintly bin
..tztikiaril ',hied up. Soli wholesale and retail lir Mn-Prince, No. ft.
1 . Oxford Street, near the rautheuu, Luutitin ; and by must k
dleine veinier',