TO the CREDITORS of Messr...
The Times, 1824-11-30T00:00:00

FPO theMCRIXTORS of MeeSYS,ILLIAM PALMER: forwrdedtho ilaemmesftifi,whhveltIni.tyI bave considerdItter dutto1e. 'amthmt h ietoarsdn in Lonadon:,i adall1 PEROSuh av nC.ISupnti 1C are resuesteit.. M eT.at tile office of essFagt.On.tl Deetrr t hilamfrthrli'ralt eaiet h faf see thhol riCw'r illbei sommn~e ft`h o themi.i -A~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m.`1thatGeneral Metig, of tbj;Credlote andtpresenmatlbVeS of Cre. -d rrso telaefr o er.Wiia Plmer. ndC.hlat tile oIore n-yeaa , o uesiAy, the 8th o Jane. ,1824, pursato O'ubUec notic,,e. bd,pRESENT, TRUSTEES. Major W.M.RbettsOfl i Captain Powlell G. Niliekle, osq,I NV.te Singme, end CatIn Olipbatit '.Ple,eq ayaster Mi. B. Wray rI Cra ior adRpentatives of Creditors. LCaDtFin James oliplmant far himsltf.orClnladoi enir a-nd Josiah Nisbett, e,"l. drfesnaiefrS l tlbno O. Mdiekle. esc. for himself, and eraittv orS .SehnOi T. Evans, NV 5TRdoail. . Wll Ias, D1. loyd. R. SC-Ott, C.. NV Grifith andJ. ortn, eqrs CetIlils George mi.ntcr, MOtioutford, 1.W. j4odges, arnd Lieutenants A. S!a1%hreO~ntatnd Burr.koGera Major Robertson for himslf,al and repreenttiv fowlr Maor Renera Sir Win. Keir Grant. Lieut. Col. Vaughaln, Majril Bowle 16th RUs., CaLtain ?.ieqoaeCn I8th Reet. CaPt. Macknohet Rg.Let Robertson9th Re9tt. and Lieu~.NewnlflOh tet Lieut. Volland for Ca'ptajln J. WIiso. tv o atfsAS t Captain Powell for hininseif, ansd representatvfoCptisAStt Logan, anA Wilson, 12thl IRa lanJonDnadLiu.GSnys Majo Lyoh,aid frElia~el rdepreseDn,taitdiveu fo . Saneut. O i'anlatOrH, . Wny or imslf,and representa-tive for Mlajor Ogneral Sewell.~ ~ ~ ~~the.-ll Liet. hit. ATh fo hisel, aidrepresentative for Mr. Arrow,s mud Saldib BeygumO. Colonel. Chas. Macelend, c. B3. for himself, and re?reseiatlitve for Coloel oles !.lss ole, Co. Ytes,Cap. Austen, (,ol. P. V. Agnew., (I. R. Mfr. P. Steddy. Cal. N. Mlaclen.Cp.L ltan,adCl Al. M. urray.I Cmg,afrt J. KCeteben. representat ve for ajor Hare, Major E. Davis, anit eRv. H. HRacpen W J.rs ,rptanJ . l.Crisp forCgtaJp Rls Wr Willam Colihis lor h,Imself, and representative for'M.DeS Csptin . Bownforhimslf,andrepesetatve for Mfessrs. nor- eiosetsd o. . C Muro,esq Cat. . Rdmod,Lient. Hdetison, and Mr.C. roah, eprsenatie fr J H.Jones, esq. P. RftmasawnllY 1. Captain powell opens the poednso h etn ysaig that pulrsuant to the resolustions Or the creditors at the general meet- ing, held on thie 29th April, 1824, theo Trustees have prepared a state- snentof the affairsof the latedirm, which lie pro)ceeds to explain thus: Alstraet of theEstate of Messrs. W. Palmer and Co. Debts due by the House on Bonds Es. 1.20,000 0 0 On RUninilng Acco-untS -- - 60,04,133 8 0 81,24,133 8 0 ASSETS. rlue to the Honise On Bonds and wvritten Aekiowltdgementsi 50.183,097 14 1- Doe on Running Accountg - . 8,98,101 20 'Nimber .. . .1.. .300,000 000 jewellery end Schedule A 1500D0 00 Glees W'are do. aB . 28,000 ChiniaGood.a do. Cl- 18,000 The Offlceartd Godown5 D - 0.00o000 Property of the Nsntivellartri er . 2,00.0800 0 1r. NV,Palmer, r.4. 12.474 Do. No. 11. 63,500 2,16.2740 0 M.kr. H4astings Palmer, Nqo. -2 32,800 00 Sir Willisam kRumhold, a House and Garden - ----- 30,0000 0 Mr. G. Lamb.-- - 8,000 0 065,85.973 0 i Balance In favour Rs. 14,61.839 Ii ~ These accounts are made up wvithout Interest, but they exhbiht mearly a true statement to the 29th April last, a% the debit antd credit Interests to be calculated will counterbalanc'e each otber. In producing the above statemnent of accounts. the Trus~tees think 1t necessary to mske the following rcniarks:-The debts and tranesac- tions of the house agpesr to be equally good, and exactly of the gSame de-scription as they h ave P. Ivays been since the hLouse wvas estatblished1 hut, In eOsssoqelhlnce of the Intercourse writh the NMinister having been Jnterdieted by the Supreme GovrerHment, the prospect of realizfing debts, howvever just, has become at matter of considerable difficulty. One Item of the debts JRsA sum of nealrly -03 lacs of rupees, acknow- ledged In writing by Rla5ab Chund6o Loll, and regard!ng which the Tesident at Hvderabad wrote to the late firm to the followving effect:-. "That in th~ event of the Mifnister, taking upon himself taosatIsfy those demands from the eod'c!rsor the statte, a remonstranCe against sRuch mien pllcatlion of the piublic money Ahould be made so his H'gh. niss then Izam.1' This exPosition Is made wivth a view to ex-plain the ceircumnstance -of so large an exhibited balance In favouar of the house not beiig Immediatelyrealizable. A suim also of nine lace of rupees due by the Maho)medan Mtinister cannot he demanded owifng to the nbovecoeiltioned interdletionin an interdiction equally, extending to the Trustees, as mijy be seen by the resident's letter to themi, under date 1st May, 1824. The knowledge that the suipport ot the SUPrense Go- vernment hass been urithudrawn fromi the late firm Is of itself a suffi- 'siently obvious reason wvhy natives genierally wvill ende&vour to eluid, the payment of their debts. The provi!-re of the fimm, and of its ind ividual members, has been stated with Ireference to the Present supipostd valtue. 2. Read Letters fronm Major Na ier and Mfr. E. Gordon. 23. The Trbee ave tho,ught i~t their dtitt to call upon individnalts Indebted to the hiouse fir a liquidatti(on,f their balances, and they hare xiven notice to those who had assets of property of the miembers o telate firm in thieir hands, to hold tCite same at the disposal of the Trustees for the general benefit. 4. The Trustees beg to notify that a deed ofas.seinoment having been prepared, and duly executed by the partners of the iate firmi anrd them. selvles, Is nowv ready for thie signature iif tile creditors att large. time specified for creditors in India 18)eight moniths, and those In Euirope und elsewiherc beyond sea2 years. S5. The timnber of the house having been mortgaged ror 80,000 rupees. the trustees have thought it advsable to red-em this mort. gate as early as pratitienille, on account of the high rate of interest whIch It hears, and have accordingly paid (30 ,000) thirty thousand ruipee In part liquidation. .In0 role neoceof reports beiig in circulation prejudicial to the -characeter of te 'members of the late flrm, the trustees feel It but julstice to Messrs. William and Hastings Palmner to state thecandid and unreserved manner in wvhich they have comne forivard, in affording overy assist.aaaeand lnformiatfon in their powver towards adjusting the affairs of their laite establishment: and they take this opportunilty of stating their opinion that the credito,rs miaYpaetesrcetcn Adee.e Inthe hnu and inte-rity of the,. indViduals. 7. Read thehwvarrantlendertrYiehand a:sd sealof therGovernior-Geo,raI In Council, permitting Messrs. W. Palnler and Co. to mnake loans to niative princes. S. Read proceedingsor the trustees from the 6th MTay tothe8thJnne,. P. Cash book exhibited, and account pasised. J10. Captain FPowell concludes, and the trtuateed resign their charge to thie Creditors. Ii. Colonel Maclend moves that the thanks of ttie Ineeting be given to the trustees, and proposes that all their acts be approved anda con- 'Armed-. seconded byLIeutenant Arrow, anid unanimously agreed to. I 2. Proposed by Cptain Oliphant. and secojided by Mr. Milekle. that Colonel Mlaclend beg reqnested to) preside ais chalirman of the meeting; colonel Mactleod accedes to the inotiosi, aiid takes tile Chair aceord. in"lT The meeting Proceed to the election of Permanent trustees. 14. Colonel Miaclend propo5es the re.ezlectiou of the former trustees, nEconded by CaPtNain Dovetor,, and uznntimeusly resolvled that those entleeul e reinestd toresu elter chiarge Otf the trust: Maj-ir ~olsrtsn, Cptasie ~owll,lip aut ad Harrison, George liliekie, H. 2 Wry. andW. Plme. eq. nilMotee Shigi, havinig assented. 15. ajo NalesS ltte beng ubmtted, his claim is deemed per- 113 Red aleterfro aI. Lnars.enclosing one to hii address from essr. Pamerad Co ut alcuta: resolved to lay over for de- chislon to the trustees. 17- Proposed siid tiisrtidusily a5reed that atliowaliree not exceeding .600 rupees per mensem be ma:de to Meisrs.Wi11iami and ilastiuligdPalmer, and that a, Proportion of household furniture anid plate he allowed to beretainedhoy each of tTese members of the firmi; the qiuantity and description to he restored to be left at the discretion of tbe truistecs. 18. Mlr. Williamn Palmner addresses thte mneeting fiu the followinig words -"l Severald individuals having eome forwaurd to mpake :nle ani offr fr o~ aitenance, and circumstanices baving dispoemet accept of t coifer of a mnember of my family, I beg for mself to de-. clline for the present becoming a burden oin tile fuinds in trulst. I re. tun= yacknowledgmeneits to the Creditors for thecir liberality In this Intaee ad in their Proceedings throughout: nmy resort shiall be ..dse to th'em on a futuire day wisIth the utMost confiddenc in their kindness, whiebIch lenot misutke from the eoniduct which hasg already been adopted regarding us:, should soy niecessi ties rezider sacli a pro- ceed4ing necessary." 19. Proposed by L,ieutenanlt Iislsop thiat a iotnthly sum nut exceed. 11og (2.0001 twvo thniusanid rupees. he hield aLt the dis-.mos. of the trus- -tees, to d-efray thne various expenses of the olbee establishment: aseondedhby Lieutenant Arri,v, aiid conifirmed by the meeting. 20. Lieutenanit Tollarnd proposes that a general mneeting of the cre. diton; sball becalled on Wedne,sday. tile 8th Detemnber next:, seconded byr Captaini Ketchert and approved by thu mieetinig. ~2j. Captain DveCton nioves the ithaoks of the meeting to Colonel -M2aeleod forhui%Condiuct in tie chiair; secoi,ded by Captain Oliphanit, and unarnimouslyagreed to. hfvterabo d. June 8. 1824. (Sigzned) C. MACLEOD, Clhairman. ~~1TD '1HAM ES NVATrER WOM PA N Y.-Notice eshrb iven that application Is Intended to be made to Par- liaentin he itilil scts,ii f,ur leaveC to hrlig ill a ll, frteI bettr SYPP?'XG iithi WATER froM the, HIVEit THAMES, at or nearEatishce. - iacfriars, iii tile Parishes of St. Anne Blackfriars, aisof r.Andew 57the Wardrobe. In thle City of L.ondon : aii, froni the River Thames a tWlitefrIarts, in the l'arish of St. Bride, and tin '%Vh1tefriarsPreeI,set. VVJtbotitthe W'alls of thle City of Londoii: an from the River Thames at Or near Durhbami-yard, Ilt the Parish of St. Martnin n thie Fields, In the CitY of AlYcstoinister, or the Libtertes thereof:- sueli water from the River Thames afocesaid being thi be sub aided, filtered,or1 .perrolared, or to pass through a filtratingorI percolat- ingz redium, priosr to being so su1PPlited tis the inhabitants of the teveral Hamlets. Parislhes, Precinc!ts, Townships, i.ibcrteie, or Paro- chital, or other Platces folloliriug, thsat -Is to say :-SI. Aliban iii Wood- ettreet, St. Alhulliols- Barkimug. St. All1isulIttwa In Bread.su.rcet, St. Allballowsm the Great, St .Allhall awg time Less, St. A11hasJ,sws Inl liomisy-lane, St. Alihailows Lonmbar-d.str$ect St. Allballows London-. wall, St. Allbailows Staininrg. 9t. Alpl(Cge, St, Andrew Hiubb-ard, St. Andrew UtindershaLft. St. Anidreiv by thqe W.trdro"s, St. Ann aiil Agnes w-ithin Aldersgate, St. Aiim in Blieekfrisrs. St. Antholin, st. Attstin, St. Bartholornesiv by.the Exchange, St. BenediCt, otherwise St. R3ennet Pink, St. Iletedtct, Gracechurchi, St. Bennet at Paul's!-wharf, St. itennet Shereiu,g, St. Boto]ph Blillingsgate, Chri-t4ehurch Parish. SL. Clement, Easte seap, St. Ch ristopuer Parish, St. Dioni, flaek. chureh, St. DuoistAin in the Eant, St. Edniund the HitIii, SCt. Etliel. huerga, St. Faith under St. Paul, St. Gabriel In Fenehurdh.Ctreet, St. -Grryor$-yh st. Panr,. St. Gerea lpsa~tHleV( t ames, :Dukdes-placc, St. Aetm~% Gar`licltKite. st. JohniRao'ist, near Dnwgate, Sit. Johni the Evanugehist, St. Johis Zachary, SC. KCatherine Colemais, St. iCatherisme Cree, St. Lawrenic .fewry. St. Mgfn"us by London. b1ridge,! St. Lawrence Pour,tney, St. Leosaild, Eaateclleap, St. Leonard, Soster-laue. St('sMargaret Lesthbury, St. M.argaret Poniroy, St. Miarga. ret Pattesis, Ro6d-lane. St. Martin. Ludgate, Sr. Margaret Moses, St. Ydar%aret, I4ew Fish-street, St. Marttin, lronsunoiiger-lane, St. Martin gq!2tuvich, St. Msarv Abel,ureh, St. Mfary. Aldernianbury, St. Mary ALjtrmsary, st. Miary liothaw. Dowygatc, St. Mlactin Orgars, St. llart!0 1Ytotry, St. Mapry Colechurcch, St Mary-Ic-Bow, St. Mtary at Mill. St. Mary Mlagdalene, Old Fish-street. St. illary So,merset, St. afarIr Sftldalene, . ilk-Ptreot, St. Mel y Wooln,,th, St. Mlatthewv, Fridayattreet, -4t. NMiruael Bas.sashasv, St Michael Cornblll, St. Mary ldotnnhaw',, 5t. Mary Stabinulg, Sr. Mdary Woolehurch, SC. Michael Crooked-lane. St. Al icliael Queeohithe. St. NZIebaCl.le-?Querrnd -St. Mi1Chael Royal u,ollsgehbtIJ, St. Michael Wood-streelt, St. Ailde Bread-street. St. M.lldrea -Poultry, -St. Nicholas Aeons, St. Nicholas Coieabby, St. Nicholas Olavc, .5t. Olove Rlart.etrcet, St. Olave Jewry, St. OlaveSilver-.street, St., Peter'VQrnhIil, St. Pancras Ini PAvisras-anoc, St. Pancras In Soper.iane, St. Peter -n Chieapslde. St. Peter near Paul's 'Wharf St. Peter.le-pour Broad-street, SC. Stephen Walbrook, St. Swithfn Londan.stnne. St. Vedast Fostvir-lahfSt. Stephen Colemaii- sitreet. St. Thezmas the Apostle, the Parish Of. t 511sOI iiTrility, all in the City of Lonidont-, and atso the Inhabitants of the several Haml- 3ets, Parishes,'Preoinets, Towsnshils, Ltiberties, or Parochial or other places foiloinr:-thnat is4tosay,UpperC aton,LowerClaptuiu,SteOmfbrd. 331, D21tnn, Klugsland, Sallai,toova,tiolmetton, Rtatehiff, 3111e-erd.-sld.twwn, Mile-esmulnevw-town. Oldiford, ftend Places; adjacesut ,or near thereto, In tJle OIntypof MlddleS"49, AI50, the natnteo dhe'sveral Parushbee, Pa rochial or other Places of St; Jobn Hackney, West Hackney, St. Mattbew vRethnal.greell, St. Vgary Jsaiigton, Xentjdsi town. Camnden-town, Son3erstown, St, Mary Paddingtell Portlksud-tOWrn and' Holioway, St. George,jn the East, St. John Wp. oing St.-PAul Shadwell, St. Dunstan Stepney, All Saints Poplar, lakivrall,. St. Anm Liinehbutxe. and NevTingto1l, In the said county of M1iddie5erx St. Andrew iolbomi, St. Aniie In Middlesex: St. Anne Soho,.St.BartftOloin5w the Great, Smithfileld, the Liberty of HIatton. garden and 1ly ?ients, St. Bartholomew5 the Less, St. BolopbV With. nlut Aldersgate, St. BOtolph -WiVthout Aldgate, St. BotolPh Witbout B1shopsgate,St, BrlIe? D lIaCelkPrelnct,Chrietchurelh Sptalficlds. St. -Iunsta itB the West,SCt- George the Martyr Quecn-yq-are, St. Giles Cripplstate St. Jarnes Clerkenwell, St. Jobhn C?irkanrwsrlI St. Leonard Shored tcb,- st..LukMilddlesex. St. Mtary Wlsiteclapel, St. igepulnhre, Trinity in thev-Minuorier, St; Geore Blloomnsbftey, St. Giles In the yeldr, St. Mary le Bone, St. Natherinle by-'the- Tower, St. Part ,cras, the Llberti of the -rower, the Liberty of 'tbe Old Artillery- ground, -the-Llhert$' of the-RollS- 3nd the-Liberty of N2rtonfalgate, th-ietofSomnergst-hnuse anid. the Liberty' In cn Temaple, te Iames ' lpce. PrIvy-gardelnsk VWite5lla, Close of tbe- Colleglate ure b -of St.- cetcr, all in the said County, of Middlese-x * St. atue i eseetmininter, St. Clitsent Daises, St. George Hanovers-.quare,: St. JamesG IWesthninstet, St- John, the EvngeliSt- Il WestinsnBter, St. ldhrtiu-in.l2c-Fieldei St. Margiretin Westminster, St Maryle-Strand, Ve,rsgeof tbepaaeCof.St.JaimeSarid'WVltehal), the Preclnct-of the Savoy, ann St. Paulin Covent-garden. all -u the City and LibertieL1 of :Westriuatert hInd for making, plpeci,-gerectluj'- laying,- rpairiag -oxteudiog and,ontlnultlg rceervolrs, and subs-Idng,fIltrating,; nd parc llatiug reservoirs an1 crectloyie, gipes, drains, 4luieducts, anid 5otlsef-works for thiat ptirpose; whi c reservoirEs, eftftlmn. PItes ,4ralnJ, aqueducts, and other works are Intended to. e asd ' lT be anade. olaeCd,eteret,fd.1,id,texndtd,co1tinued, and carried into or ~throazShthefaeveralP4rlshes; HametS, Precincts, Townshipa - Llbero .?w q1-tdt y.25 )~. -. - -. - W HAM3ES-QUAY --"Notice is hereby 'given, that A APPLICATION is l10tended to be male to Parliament in the ensuing e.-sion thereof fc,r leave to%bring in a BILL and to obtalin -an Act for litakdli, constructInT. and iiaintaining a QUAY with WArew houses itnderijeath, and with .buildings to be erected oni parts thereof, a-id wlith a ddak or basinf between tile said quay and part of 'the iorth shorre of the-river Thames. and vith proper gntrancesande a hridge across part of the said dock -or basin, near a certaln pla cC call4d or known by the name of Whitehall-place In the parish ofSC, Marrtn.in-thc-FIe ids, In the city and liberty of Westminuer .,:lch quay t o have a road or carrIage horse and foot vay from thes stid place called Wilitehall-place to or near to a cortain place callei Blackfritars- bridge, In the parish of St. Ann, Blackfriars, within the city of Lon- don: and for making proper aveinues, wvays, bridges, roais; and ap- proaches to the said quay and the buildings thereon, and fur paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, waterlng;-and otherwise improving and malntaining the same, and the avenues,patsa5es, and approheliTs leadliug tnereto or, comm;uilcating thereOxth: whicIs said quay, erec- tions, buildiRgs, roads and vays, and other worl4B, together wiatb all requisite sluices, drains, wharfs, tido mule, mirdls s, footpaths; ways, roads avenues, or approaches appertninina.thereto are proposed to pass irto, throigh, or within the several parishes of St. Mtrgaret, Westmriister, St. 3lartln-In-the-Plelds, St. Jamneas, Westrminster, St. Paul Covent-garden, St. Clement Dancs, St. M%ay-le-St-and and the pr0act or parish of the Savoy, the parlih'or chapel of St. John 3aptlst In the preclinct of the Savoy and the llberty of the Rolls, the Middle Temple, - the inner Temple, the precinct orIlbeetr of White. frlirs, the precinct or liberty -of Brldewveli, aid the parishes of St. )unstan in the wvest, St. Bridget's otherwlse gt. Brlds,. and St.r An, Blacl:frlars, such eeveral parishes, precincts, ohapel, aiid liberties Se- verally be;ing In the city and lilberty of WVestmineter, in the city of London, and In the coanty of Middlesex or sonse or one of them: and It g proposed toflx and lilit in and by the said bill tolls, rates, rents- nnd dues to be tal-en for the use and occupation of the said quay ana other works, audfpr thepassing of passengers, carrlages, and hlorses over the same, Oated the 22d day of November, 1S24. Wl. LEAXE, Soiicltor, ,Q, Devonshire-street, Portland -place. TRnA Ti?Rr ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, AS YOU LIKE IT. Orlando, Mr-Wallack; Jaouen, Mir. Macready; Rosalind, Mrs. Yates; Celia, Mrrs. Bedford Afterwhteh, FiAPED THE GHEBEg. TI!IR,TRRP ROYA,4, COVEYVT-GARDHIN. THIS EVENING, A WOMAN NEVER VEXT. Foster, Mtr. Younrg *Stephen Foster, Mr. C. Kemble; Agnes Welated, h Mss Chester. To conclude with (ttieat this theatre) THE FROZEN LAKE. AbBrEPATI ThEATRE, Strassd. ThIS EVENINa will be presented a new romnantlespeccle. In tlhree acts entltled VALMONDI: or, The Unhallowed Sepulchre. To eonclude with an entirely new farctcqli bprlctts, entitlcd THE YOUNG WIDOW; or, A Lesson for Lovers Doors open at 6, and cjmmtence at a quarter before 7. Half-price at half-past S. ROYAL CORIITR TTFRAT7R. THIS YEBNItNG will be produced (lst time) a tragic-draroa, called THE ABBEY LANDS. or, Arden of Faversham. In whleh 'r. Bengough and Mr. Cobham will perform; also NMr. H. liemble aud Mr. Rowbot am will make thelr 1st appoaranee these 2 years. After 7hials, the lau habls burletta, called THE MOGUL AND -Til COBBLER; or, Sailors n the Air. To conclude with a romantic melodrama, called 1IlE ROCK OF ARPENNAZ: or. The Dumb Brother. DI3 The publication of Tuie Times commenced at fi o'clock yester- day morning, and finihAed at 8.