To the PROPRIETORS of EAS...
The Times, 1824-03-17T00:00:00

TOth.t PROP'RltTOlS Of V.ST IN-DL% STrOCKt. T Lailesa anti Gen tlemeni, I Beg leave to inforna you, t'hat Tuaescklv, the e3d n. In Eixed foJr the ELECT IO'N at a DIRECTOR of your saiWrs,. and I earrneftly and respectfully entreat the honour of your attendance at the India HOuse, on that day; In my favour. I caTnnot, In adeuse ters,eprs my gratitude for the Itatterthlg reveptionl With whc aeuiomybeen lionoutre-d durlng mny canvass or fot- the 'zeaosad ented exertions of my highlY valued Irhleds. A contnac f h aeenerg cannlot fall, niuder your kiRad auspices to coinmasse success; and, ghouId I attain the object Of mY ambi ftion. I beg you to beassue thatm tmost attentiOn shall be devoted to an active and consejenclousa diseh'arge of the various duties wvhich are Involved In thaLt distloi oilsedi trust. I have the honour to be. Ladles anld Gerstlemcn, Your most obliged faithfull SerVant. NVewBroad..tree arch 1I, 1824. J. PETTY MtUSPRATT. 3Mr. Muspriattes Committee will sit daLily at ttile City of London Tavern, witer eeromunlcatlons affectiuig his Intereat will be tbsailk- frily received. - To tuie PROPIIIETORS or EAs r INDIA STOCK.-- Ladies and Gentlemen, T HE VACANCY in theEAST INIDIA DIRECTION, -n onasloned by the laLmented deatth of Sir Thomas Reid, haLving bee ths ay lfiisly eclre, ad te LECTIONq having been fixe fo Tusda, te 2d o ths mnth atthe East India House, I earesty oliit hefavar f ourVOTS nd SUPPORT on thlat Shold spcee inattinig te hgh object of my1 ambition, Of whic I etertin angune hpes fro theflatering reception I hav exerencd foma geatboy o th Popretrs I shall use my I have the honour to b,ith great respect, Ladles an ent lemen. Youtr most obedient and humible servant. 13, Bruton-street. March 10, 1824. ROBERT T. F?ARQUH-AR. M PR -T-. FA HAR!s COMMITTEE -iil SIT KDAILY att the LodnTvr,B opsgxte-street, wvhere all Coin- mounlcatlons relativ tohsEeto ill lie thanxkfully received. Committee Room LnoTaen, archl 1, 124 To hePRORITOR o EST INDI STOcK. Ldes and Gentlemen. 7pHE ELECTION of a DIRECTOR of the EAST A&INDIA, COMPANY being fixed for Tuesda%y, the 23d. Instanit, I most respectfully and earnestly entreat the favour of youir attendance At the East liadla House on that day, w heni I hope to be honoured with youriiapport. From the ver'- favourable reception I bave experienced on My canvass, I entert-o, ehe conifident hiope that the resuilt of the ballot on tide occasion im place me In the hionourable sitUationl Of a Director of your affislrs .and I once miore beg: to assure you, that, in the event of in- 'uccesn I shall eadeavour faithfulily, diligenltly, and 7ealoui;ly to di- arge iAe duties of that Important trust. I . yve the honour to be, writh great respect: Ladies and Gentlen-o Your faithiful all A humble SerYant, H4.ST. GEO. TUCKER. 3. tJg,per Portland-place, March 10, 1824. Mr. iticker's Comnmittee wll sit dailyatttileCity of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. where any communications front his friends will be thankfully rteeived. Tro the PROPRIETOIIS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ledles and Gentlemen, 1- IE Election of a Director of the East rilnia Company ILbeLng fixed for Tuesday, the 23d instant. I beg mnost respectfully to solicit the favour of your attendance at.~ tile ballot, at the India House, on thatt dAy. It has been my) anxious desire to pay my personatl respects t.' every Proprietor, arid, If I have failed in ally inistance. I trust the omission wrill not be in,pputed toilntenitlonal nleglect, but to the frequenlt chanige of residencez nd the extensgive nature of the canvass. The very dsattering assurances of support with which' you) have beeni pleased to honour me exceed my most sanguine expectations; and, In the cvrnt of my sucecess, permit -cuie to assure you that m"y time and attention shall be e%clusively devoted to the taithYlsii dis- charge of the duties which mnay he initrusted te me. 'The kindness and consideration I have- expverienlced from the psroprietors generally. and particularly from those who have promifsed mne thelt stifrrages, will ever coTmmand my, respect and gratituvde. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful and obedeient servant, Lorid,n Tavern., March 10, 1824. CHARLES MACKCINNON. SIr. Mackinoon's Committee sits daily at the London Tavern), where all comimunicatIons will bethaLnkfully received. ________ L C8NSEDF VICTUALLERS-.-_-At a rcspe`ciahe MEEFTINGC of the LICENSED VICTUALLERS of the WARDS ofPOTSONEN' and BILLINGSGATE, held at thle Three Nuils Inin, Aldgate High-s,treet, Mr.NETTLESI{IP was ,requested totake the Chair. Mlr. Nettleship stated, that the obiec ofths eeting wras to peti- tion the Honouirahle the Houise of Cionmions to repeal the additionlL dUties nimposit- upon licence-s In the year 181.5. It was unanimously agreed. That a petition be drawn uP and signed by, the Licensed Vlctualilers of tle said WIards. A nsotion was made by Mfr. Wheatmir, arid Rec.ndcd by Mr. MEKerzic, that the Petition be presenited ti Parliamrenr by Thomas WAilsoin, cciq. one of the Rtepresentatives of the City of London. Tei1isestirsil. hilm must.respeQctfully to support thie petitiOn iIn the House ot Comnionos. Mr. WNeatoisnmoved, that the t tank-s Of this meeting be presenited o the Chairman for his aonduct in the chair, and tuie meetinig thien eparated. S OCIETIY of BRIT'8IS ARTIISTS. -This Soeiety ,Jbeing finally etAtbllbied, amid the ex-tenisive Ganllerv, situlate In Suffolk-street. Pall-mail Fazt, beinig nearli' completed. W'orks of Art, in the varlious departments i,f PaintIngt 11i1 Oil and Water Coioura). Sculpture, Architecture, and Engraving, intended for the .l,suing Ex- hibition, still he received att theo back entrance, Ini Dorset-place, oii Monday, the 29rh, and Tuesday. theo 30th of March Iimstant. A writ- ten account arid re.ferenic, aLddressed to the Secretary, roust accomi- pany the performnareces sent, wvithi their prices, if for saie, and the artist's nlame arlid residence. WVorkx of art which have been] pre- vinassily exhibited arc inadmissible. Persons desirous of seeling thie gIllerynay obtaini tickets lot that puirpose bly applying to Mfr. Z1-laph,y, St. John's-wood-road; Mr,s' ilofliam, 23, Ne'wman-street; MIr. Glover, 61, M1ontaxu-eqziare; ot to Mlr. Linitonl, the Serreta(ry, 19. Blenhleim-street, Great Marlborough-street. E_TT TD C K a-tS T. K-Ar HE,R INE'9s. `-A t aVNI ES FRI Y MHEETING of the Parishi ofSt. Mary Mtagdalen, Berniondsey. irs the couinty of'Surrey. held In the church, oii thc 11tb if Mtarchli in,t. for the purpo%e of taking Into consideration anid determininig oni the propriety of oppo%irig thec hill in Pasrliameiit for the inakringofa WE-r DOCK at St. Katherine'p, aisd oni other matters relatinig thereto; Mir. KEETON, Churcliawarden, iii the (,hair ; It was resolved. 1. That this nee-ting Obiserve with regret tiiatapipli- catiorn is intended to he mnade to Parliamenjt fur power to make anid form anlother WVet Dock for thte receptiorl Of shippinig ont the Londozn side o1 the river Themnes. 2. That it appears to this meetilig that the presenit establishments of' the East, West India. and Lonidon Ducks and the R~egent Caria Basin onl the north side, the Commercial. Past Country, anid Grand S,trrcey C.ni'l Docks on the Siotth side of the river, have so effecttually strom- moa~dthe shippinig anid decreased the transit of goodslhby lighiters and sim '11 craft, that tire wvharfs, quays, an'l warehuce's alr eady erected .,.O its bankcs affordamople convenience, accommotdation, snoul Pof'tectiono rot all thec remaining trade of thic p(lrt of London a. Thait Odei meeting, judging from the injury sustind b h a rishioners ot the f,,rmalti'n of the L.ondon arid othier Docks on. the north side of tb'c rivet, have too muxch reason to fear that the initenderd dock of SL Kathe51ne's, if carried Into execution. itill nut onl redluce mnany of the lnhiahi',-nt5 and their families to poverty and in~jure thie tradesmnen wvho supp?'v shiPPing with niecessjaries, liut will als, miate- rilyafc the ~am), qt large, bY renderinig of little or iI. value a gret prtin o to prop,Ct5F lying aLIOng the river, and thereby in- cr'ease rhe alryefatdny4 serylsycxc and burdensome parochiial taxes levied en the parishionrs 4. That this meeting -riewin,g: the, projected Dock as the schemne of speulaorsan caitaist, or hOi on private emolunient. arid ex- perincio th verimevy brde of he itimeronis poor of this Parish, arid he eetiiinyof tat buden rintsnrca"d, should Parlianment p as th prposd bll ito la. fel'that they shiotld be wrant- ing n juticeIi)themelve andther lainiflies. ir tiles' did hut takeevey cnsttutona stp i thir ower, !o prevenit anid renider .5.iha intheevet o th 1111 rcligpresent,s4 to thie Hionour- able the House of omn.a petitIonfounded Or.: thlese reson-u tionshbe Prepared fothwt,rying thjat the said bill imay n,ot pass iIlnt a law. 6. ThaLt the thanks of this meceting he given to thte chrlrchwtlar' deni, for his prom',. atteotionin tiilorvnisng this, nscetilng, ins1 the requisition being presented to him21, and for hiis inipartia conduct In the chlair. URR,EY DISPELNSAkRY.--TWVO ANNNIVEZRSAR~Y SEMONS w-ill he Preached fo.r thie Benefit of this Charity, uric onlSun:d~ay iorniJng, Mtatci 21, 1824, at the Epis~copal Chapel. Keni- ningtsln.late_q t. Miary, Lambetli. by tise Hots,. andi Iev. FEDWARD JOHNl~ TURNOUR, M.A. .rf St. Mlary-hall. Oxford. and Chaplain to the Dowager Countessaof WVisltertois, alid toth bs oyal Universal Dis. pensary for Children. And the other,, ~'in nuoiiay Misroirig, Aprill11.1824, at the Parish, Chu7ch of Camberwell, Surrey, by Chic Rev. .IOHN SX'MPSON SiERGROVE. i..L.B. of Emznsazsiiel Cishlege, Canbridge; Rector of St. Mlary Somerset and St. Mary Motilithiaw, ,Upper Tbanses- street. Lonidonl; Minister of the Fpis;coosl Chapel, St. Mary, Laimbeth, Reininlnton-lane; arid Domestic Chaplain to the Right his,. the Earl of Caledon; before the Riglist Hon. Lord Viscoulnt lIXIDLETON, Lord Lieutenant of the County. Presildenit. The Right Hon. Ea&rl Spencer ergge 11. Sumner, esar. MI.P. The Right Hont. Lord Grantley Wllam .. Deriisori. r'sq. M.P. Lord Viscount Althorp, MI.P. Charles Ceis'ert, esq, Ml.P. TheRih,t Hion. G.Tierney, M.P. ISansuel To Iitln eQ. Sir Jhn Fredric, h art. Robert Barclay. esq. Sir Thomas Turton, hait. ICharles Barclay, es'lI. Sir lioliert Wilson, HI.P. VICE-P-RESIDENTS. FLORANCE YOUNG, Esq. Treasurer, And the rest o1 the Gov-ernors of this charity. Prayers tro begini at 11 "','lock. The ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL. will be celebrated on Mfonday-, A1pril 12. 1824, at the City of Lendon Travern. Bishopsgt-ter STEWARDS. 5aeset Edward Bilke, esri. lrohis Key, earl. 8.tderrs.m, Robert Hedger, esq. IJames Johni Orlton, esq. Johni1 leb an s.I Henry Perkins,1.esq. Georg,THpburn. JTun. esc. IJames Rosseter. jun. tsri. John Hicks, esq, Charles Hampdeni Turner, eriq, Jame-, Hunt. eseq. IJohin Woolley, eseq. Tick-ets, I2s. each, t,r he had of the stewards; at the Dispiensary; Of tfte,sercrtary),, and at the City of Loisdon Tavern. Diniier or,taile a .3 o'clock precisely. Ni, servasits but those of the nobility, vice-presi- detits, and stewards, will be admitted. T'his charity is supported by voluntary contributions, arid the ersrts are, to becomesa life director, I 5 guineas; a life governor, 10 guIlieas; and an alnnual xovernor, I .grAina yet annum. Subscriptions air- received by the followisig per' sions, vi7r:.An-essrs. Hoare, Barnett, Honire, and Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Sikes, Smith, and Co. Mansforhiiuse.street, Mlessrs. Rogersi, Trowgood. and Co. Ciernent'rsIanc; Sir Peter Pole, hart., Thorotolii Free,uDown, and Scott, Blarth0lonewr-.anie; Sir J.hn Pirihorn, Weston, and Son, Borouigh Bank;, by the TIreatsurer, Fiorance Young, tsq. Htgh.strcet. Southwark; by the Collector. ti. Chrlchiard, 41, NNes,ton-street, Southwark; at the Disenar,UnIon-street, Sosith. 'rarx; aid by F~REDERIC K WMT. CARTER, Secretary, 48, High-street, Soothwark. I 1~DYNBURGH. - 'ro MILLjuINTERS ani ~HABE~R- DASHERS.-To be DIS1POSED OF. the STOCK irs TRADE. Leaive of the Premris-es, anid Goodwvill of an establiished MILLINERtly and HABERDASHERY BUSINESS, in one rif the best and monst fashlonable situations in the New Town, and which for acoilsider- zbie period has been carried on A5'ithi very great success. The stock is fashionvable. purchased on the mosIttadvanitageous termns. ard the only motive f,r retiring is the state of the Propretrshealth. 'l'o a perso n of aility aIndi enter prise thfnis mst be an eligible openinig, as lb.' premises are in the receipt of a good proportion of ready monecy, aod It must be peculiarly siuitable to allY Pessois of taste ri'iLondont, ,whfw Is desirour of settling ini Edinbrirgh. whtere fromn the general re- spectability of the lnhabitantS a wveil condtucted business always *oeets with encouragement. For particulars apply lhf by lette-, post paid) to Mir. Charles RLing, 3, Greatt Enlghtrider-street, Doctors'-com- moos; or to Mlr. Jame" Smnith, Solicitor, Suprenne Couirts, 121, I'rinees-street, Edinburghi.__