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

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies and. Gentlemen TN consequence of the lamentedl death of -Sir Tholnas E.Reid. Barr. I take the liberty of soliciting the honour of your votea and suJpport as a CANDIDATCE for the VACANT sr-AT In the DlqECTIO yofYur AFFAIRS. e riisfrtekn i'efnit me to exprs m vaTmest enwdgltSorhekd encouragement whrich I hve received sin.cle't1he last election; also, miost respectfully. to entreat the continued exertions of my frienlis, It being mnyIdeterminamtion to proceed to the ballot. have the houoiLr to be, Ladles and Geutlemen, Your miost obliged faithful servant, Newflroc,d-btreet Starch I, 1824. J. PETTY MIUSPRATT. ir. Muspratt's d&mrrittce will, jilt daily at tlhe city of Londonh Tavern, whiere communications affecting his interest w Il be thank- ftUly received. To the PROPRIETORS o ATIDASOK Ladles Said Gentlemen, T lave the honour to inform You that it is not my inten- -5tention to proceed to the ballot, on the vacancy which has Oc- carred by the death of yotxr villuable Director, Sir Thomas lheld, blirt.: at the same timne. Ibeg to assure you that the gratifyly en. ,coroapament I have received from the considerable Portion o the Proprietors wrhom I have alreads' canVase.and the promises of firmn suportfro m i~mdat friedse, hav cnrmd eIrthe d-etermination to proceed to the ballot on the next vacancy that mnAy offer. With siech flatterlng assuirances of ,success 1have only to entreat the honu f your leuil'rages and Interest, for which I shall be most grateful, a.nd to pldge my unremiltted atten- tion to the duties,of the hi ch office. to which I aspire, ihould you be ple-ased to place inein thedir-ectloris of -our Important duties- I have the hionour to be, Ladle% and iGentlemefl, your most obedient humble servant, 24, Upper NVwipole-street, March 2. WM.,I YoUNG. To the PRtOPRI TR fES NI TCK. Ladlies, and Gen tlemnen, N presenting mysel'f to your notice at this periodi, I JLbgotate, that itlisnot for thepurpose of soliciting the honour of your suRrages on the occasion of tire presen t vacancy In the direc- tion of youir aKfirs, caused by 'the death of your late esteemed Director Sir Thomas Reid, hart. not hraving yet completed tIre Period of resi- dance in this country asubsequent to nry resignation of your rivil sef- vice prescribed by Law; but I take thils oPportunIty of expre'tln g the high sense I entertain of the Yindness hitherto experienced in thle course of my canvass, and of thle favour showyn to my pretensions for the honrour of your support. I have only to add, thaLt suceh ftattering encourrag*ment and the continued exertions of my frienids give n1e every reasonable hope of success In the attainmnent of the olve5t of mny ambitioni at a. future opportunity. I h'sve the honour to remai n, Ladies and Gentlemen, 'Your most obedient humible srat 62, Gloceeter.place, Miarch 2,1824. fNRY HANVK, TO THE PR-OPaIET0-ICS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. Ladies aLnd Gentlemen, V VACANCY hiavingz occurred in the DIRECTION of Iyour AFFAIRS by the lamented death of your late highlY va.ued Director, Sir Thonisa Iteid, bart. I beg to offer myself as a CANDIDATE for th-is high offise, anid most earnestl and respect- fruUy to solicit the favour of your support, it being my 2eterminlation ts) proceed to the ballot. Allow me to tender my gratefuLl acknowrledgemnents for the very ilattering as-surances of support which I have rieceived oni my canvass, and likewvise to assure you, that I am riot, directly or indirectly, in concert or allianCe VithL any party w-hatever. that I ans entirely free frtom engagements In business, and thft I look uip solely to your onx- biass-ed suffrage% and the exertions of may friends. I can trutly afiBrm, that my principal objects are to ponarte the in- terests of the Cor an ofr which I may flatter mayseffr that I have a competent knowledg= rom local informiation and experience acquired 4arlOrfoa perod of 2.5 years: In youtr service; and to obtain employ- ment ruth I einel c o hs nterests towhlch l am attached, and to whlebtso great aL portion of m-y life has beein devoted. I have the honour to he, with great respect. Ladlee and Gentlemen. Your very faithful and obliged servant, CHARLES M,,ACKINNOCN. Camden-hill, Kensington, March 1, 1824. Mtr. MaickinDon's Committee stits daily at the Londonl Tavern,where communications will be thankfully received. - To- the -PROPRIETORS of EAST I.NDIA. STOCK. Ladies and Gentlemen, TN consequence of tie lamientedl Deathi of your late Lihgl epcabeadetee Director, Sir Thomras Reid I begleae gai t inroucemyelftoyouir notice assa CANDIDATE for upplingthe ACANY ocasinedby that regretted event. In m ciculr o th 13h Noembr. 823 1 ookthe libierty of submttIg toyouthe ublc grund upo whch y hopes of ob,- taiingyou supot ad srfrgesar f,unddr ndI now beg to rene th exresionof y reoluionto roced o te ballott athe CnsaIng Electin A s I understn that some doubts have beenl entertained respecting the eligibility of my being chosen a Director, arid that un objection has been started to mny being chosen, fmunded on the supposition of my beingsa Pensioner of the Crrrrrn, I think it right to declare that I aLm not a Pensionier of the Crown. anld that I rini in porssessiorr of the opinton of the highest Law Authorities in this country that I ami not wirthin the disqualifying clause of tile 13th George iii. cap. 63, sec. 2. Allow me to return mny most sincere ackilowledgemenits for tire kldnd reception I have already experienced tr&urn you, and to aril that I shall use nliy best exertionis to Paym ro resipects to all the Proprietors: should any omiesion take place, I tru,t yout will hiaye the goodness to a.scribe it to accident, and the shrrrtnieseof the period that may In.tcr- vent before the Election. I have the honiour to be, with tie greatest respect, Laidles and Gentlemen, Youir most ohedient humulle servant, 13, Druton-strett, Match I, 1824. ItOBERT T'. FARQUL4AtlAl i I R. I . fA'RQUIHAR s COMMAIITTEE wvill SIT DAILY at the London Tavern, Bishropigate-strcet, wvheres,li Cons- munications relative to his Election wilb hnflyrcived. Committee Itoom, London Tavern, Miarchi 1, 1R24. To the PROPRIET ORS of E T DASTCK. Ladeie and Gentlemen, -F N consequencee of tile Death of your latehgl si mbeDirecto,rr Sir Thonsars Reid, I hareN- tIre lionoirr to inform you. that I shall redeemi the pledge which I gave y-ou ori the 27th of Nosvember last, by Proceeding to the bailot oni the occasion of the pre- s'ent vmcallev. In solicitinig your attention to the subjoined resriltitlons. pasised at a meeting of my friends, permit nre to add, that tire numerouis assrrr. ances of support whicti I have since received, wvhile they afford tnt every Prospect of success, call for my warur ackno-ledgemenits; arralI venture to a.ssnre you, that should I be placed by your favour in the high and responsible situatilon- to which I aspire, miy timearid atten-. tion will he devoted to Its arduous dun'-s and mny hest exertions will be used to maintainand proznote tire vsro, and irunportuLnt interests wrhich are entrusted to thosie whbo aRve the directio ofyour atfaira. I have the honour to be. wvith great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, "sour faithful and obedient servatnt. .4.3 urPortland-place, I1st Wafrcll, 1824. r.u .er's c-ommittee will sit daily ntr the City of London'Taverrn, StIfsihper - hros ,-eseany ,,munuircations froin his friends will beta~lyreceived. At a nurnerousi and highly respectable MNeeting of Proprietors of East Indiat Stock, held at the City of Londorn Tavern, on the 27th of Nov. 18S23, Sir THOM.AS BARING, hart. M.P. lIn the t'liar, rhe following Resolustions were pasned unanuimously : I1st. Proposed by Sir Alexanider Johnston, arid sccorided by George Ceminirg, esil. M.. s. Thatas the administrattIon of the affairs of the llritisi possessions In India lInvolves the exersiseof every functlonr appertaininig to a great and powerful Emnpire. it is of essentia-l imiportAnce that amolig the racm ters of the executive body atppointad to regullate and control the conduct of the locatl anithoritiesr, there shiould he6 foujnd a d ue propor- tion of indivduals, qxsalifted by employment irn the several depart- mente of the public service ini India, for the efficient discharge rf that gret aidresonible duty.' 2d. ropsedby ohnMarin,esq N.P. and seconded :liy William ThatHeny St GergeTuckr, eq.having In the course of active servce I Inia, ompeheninga peiodof 23 years. distiRarged the funcion ofseveal f te biil at ;i-l Offies in India, especially thoe o th FnanialRevnu ard jdica. Departments, wi th a degree of ability and success that repeatel obtained frrr hiim thie re- ersrded rapprobation of the authoaritiesot at homne and abroad las fl;Y' set forth in the offcial document, circrilated with Mlr. T'ucker's aLddress to the Proprietors of the 4th SlaY, 1821, to whtich thism mreet- ing articurlarly requests the nutteritiori of the Proprietors of East Indila Stock),. that Gleritlennan possesses, In the -Piiiion of this nicet- ilag, fair pretensIons to aspire tr tire hunrvurable arid Importanit situation of a Meamber of the Executive Body of the East Inidia Company.' 3d. Proposed by Thomas Weedinig, eseq. and seconded by Thomas ,:'Ritt%,acc'~ssion of knowledge and experience which Mfr. T,rker would bring to the Corirt of Directors, in addition to genieral talens andaegurenrets. ust b dee edcerilarlY Valtiaile in the finacia andjudcia brache of he dmiistration, fil which he heldsucessvelythehig andresonsble situations of Accounitant c~enral Juicil ad Reenu Seretry,arid Secretary lIn the Firian. 4th.Proose byLewi Lod, s.arild secorided by Rlobert. "htsoaition to the qlualIfications abo,ve noied tr. Tricker Ira, ad n p~srtnity of acqriiring an extensive knowledge of the prniesocomre and of their Practical applicationl to th e reci- Preainrero nian the mother country. Jn consequlence of his havinghel thofcef Public or Commiercial Secretary to the Supreme Govermn,ai f hishaving beein placed fil other slitua- tions involving thepat~ detallsof ton,ameyce upon a very exten- sive scale.' .5tir. Proposed by Richard Campbell Bazett, eci. and seconded by Edward Fle tcher, esq. 'That on the ground of these highi qualifleatlonie, the proprietors presnt ~ tis eetng, ctutedby iredesire of upholIding the wegight and ffiacyof he eecuivebod, eanesly ecomend to tire Pro. prieorsof astIndi Stck he lecton f HnrySt. George Tricker, e5~ t a sat i the irecion n diefirs vac ncy hich mray oceur, and lede thmseves o eployther srenuous exertions for the ac- eomlisment o tat I,jct. TOMAS BARING, Chairmasn. Sir homs Brin haingquitedthechair, It was moved by Sir A'Unandermohnsto.yec,edbyT oirlr Ilankey, esq. and resolveld That the thanks of this meeting be givell to Sir Thomas Baring, batrt. forhms very aLble conduct ini the chaLir. A Ta nmerousMEETING of the LIC'E_N,SED A `vCTUA1LLERS o.f the WVards of FaLrringSon-Within, FEarring. don-Without, and Castle Baynard. held, this day at mr. staples's, Queen's Arms tavern. Newgate-street, for the Purpose of taking tinto conslidera.tion the propriety of presenting a IPetitloti to the Honol.ur- able the House ofr Comnmons against the Additional Duties levied on the Licesiics for retailing Be-er. Foreign 'Wine. Spirituous Liquors. and Tobacco. imposed by an MAt passed in the Z.5th Year of the reigni of his late Majesty King George the Thilrd ; lr.0. H AWKIN'S in the Chair; The foillewingf Resolutions were proposed and carried unitanimously:- Resolved, Vhat the Petition iiows submnittedt to this Meeting be ap- pros-ed of, and presented to the Hisuoutrable tIhe tiruse of CommItons as s.oon as, possibre. Resolved. That the petitiori now read and appro)ved of be sligned by the Licensed Vfetuallers of the Wards of Farringdon-Withluirr.ar. ringdon-Without. and Castle Bayriard. Resoved,Thatthepetitioan isorsi read be Presented to tire Honnour. able th Houseof Comons, and that Thrrnias Wilsoni, csq. M. P. (Ile of te Cty eprstitatives, be respectfutlly requested to Present ttire Resoved.ThattheCity Rcpresetntatives, vizd: NIi. Wood, esrl. HI.P.;. Thoas ilsn,sq.NI. P.; Slr William Curtis. brart. Mi. p.r and Geore llirlgs, eq. Adermani arid MI. P. be requested to support the petiion hen resnted. ReSlve. hatthefolowinggetlemen, viz.-. Mr.HaWkini,Hauncir of Yensoo. ell-yad, Teple-br; r StaPles. Qlueen's Axrms tavern, Newgas-street;an rLvroe Horns tavern. Doctorse-eomnions, he a deputation apone oow itlo the respective representatives with the petition. Res,olved. ThaLt the resolutions of this meeting be advertised in The Times, and alsio In the Morning Advertiser newspaper. Resolved. That the tharks rrf this ineetiugbe given to the chiairman foy hifs polite arnd ImpartialI conduct in the chair;. and the meetinlg adjourned. GEORGE HIAWKINS, Chairman. i,oDtdofn. March 1, 1824. a Mt EE;TING of the MERCHANTS, Woolstaplers, ru. Manufacturers, and Others, ixhabitants of tire trown and neigh bO crhnod0ts Bradford. In the West Riding of the county of York, interested ln the Trade in Britlah Wool, lheld at the Piece-hall, in Bradford. on Thursdry, i ithe 2fth dayof February, 1824; r.FAWCETT In the chair; ReiolvSd. lIt That this Meeting contemplatest, with the greatest alarm, the propositlun of his Majesty's Ministers to alloWu the exporta- tion of Bridsh wool. 2d. That the long wool of the united kingdom is an article of vital importance to this aatSon, from the circumstance that no wool of a similar quality, and adapted to the saine purposes, can be found In an'Z other counitry. 3d. That the )ow rate of labour and other expenses In foreign countries, when comrareA with those at home, renders it certain, that, so soon as BIrtish long Wool is perrnitted to be exported In its raw state, our export trade Ifi worsted st.ffs will forthrlth cease and thereby great Lumnbers of Industrious mechanics will he deprived of aU mcens of subsd terde, atnd a great amount of capital veated in rnachiieriT and commereo wvill be either totally lost or rendered ,hcslly unstproductive. sO, 1 to cause the ruln of numbers who are now engaged in that branch Of trade. 4th. That a petition be p:esented to the Honourable the House of Commons, and a0ls a meb5orlal to thic Board of Trade, draYiri that the petitioners and pneinorlallsts pray be heard before a Committee of the House of Commons, t the . Kht tUonourable the-Council for Trade and Foreign Plrntatiias, before ally alteration takes place In the existing lawb, and that the members for the counity be requested .t nresent such petition and memorial. SIb. That , committee be appointed for the purpose of promoting tre obJbet of the MeetIng, rind correspnding ws'ith committees In the 6nih- Thattthe pet-it1cn nose road is approved, and that it be signed 1 p Dresente to tihe HSouse of commons. 7th. That these resolutions he published in the Lecds papers, and in The Times, eheCourler. and the McioirniRng Chirvocnicle. ht RICHAD FAWETT,Chairmani. ' Mtr. Fp.Wreett h'aving left thecehair, ntcal',d. Tisat the tfi2nks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Faw. eett t'or hl;aisle condl;uct in tine chuur on thi occasion as well as Sor tus' :sh on} all oc2gione folr tlo jiproeperity ef the worated DOCK at ST. CATHX1EINE's.-A MEETING of the PRO PRIETOsse Occupiers, Lessees, and others tlnerested Ii waterside premises ad otherT proprty- I the' SurrM ' o df of the river Thames, wiOgT be held at the Ttree Tuna Tavoer, i9rough,n -on Tueonay next, the 9th inst. at 10 o'clock, to take Into conxideration those insuriouo psrhoug effeetl which w.ill ensue If the apPlication to; Baran;it brelin tvhei a bll for creatilng a joint Stock Compayny, and mking new Doksl Pat St. CatherIne's, be sanctlol.ed by the lien. IioeofoBaringOti, ' and also to devise and consider the best means 4 T PRLIMNAR ME'L'NG of NOBLE- M and An Gl NTLEMEN, heldBat the City of London TaJern, onamuredai , thre, 2th of FebruaryJ, Ii 24 Gesolved 0nanmously, Trat thl a Meeting, ttking into consider- Ratio the f en los of human life by shipreck, ano believihig, that by the preconcerted exertiODs of practical men, and headoption of practicable means, such calamities might often be ayertd aeof opinion that a NZATIONAL INSTITUTION shiould be fomd(to bTe stpported. by voluntary donKtions aind subecripteons,) forthpe. servation of life In cases of SHIPWVREC on the costs of the Kingdom; for affreingsuchl mmediateassistancetothepersons re- scued as their neessittes may requLre; for conferrlng rewards on those who preserve %heir fellow-creatures from destfUCtiou and for; grantinf relief to the destitute families of any who may unfor- tunately perAi In attenipts to sve the livae of others. Resolved ungnliIously, That the followiig be a Provisional Com. mitteCinthe Interim, withpower to add to theirnumber: Heisry Baring, esq. eiP. JoSn Clark Powell, saq. L.ord Anmelius Beauclerk jJoseph Pulley, eeq. Henry Bianchard, esq. John V. P eurrier, rieq. Jo;bs; William Buckeis. era. Lord Suofield Captain Deans Dunadas, iN. Benjzamin Shawv, esq. SamuelfGurRney. esq. Christophner Te;nLALt, esq. George Hibbert, esq. Joshua Walker, esq. M.P. Samiuel Hoare, eseq. Jostiua WRVteon. exq. George L all,eSel. Thoslias Wilson. esq. M.P. Rev. 14.a. Norri3S oRefu oiAaYaRedLiaaY Cieing?Ltoh sincif i' HIS MAJFSTY haliavsg been sost grcionel' plasd te sicnl his benevolent intentior to be tcoe te PATROf N nd Sures, And their Royal iighieneasea the D tkes of Y ork, Clarence, ansseo, Viee.Patrons, The Fart of Liverpool having consented to become the President, and The Archbeishop ofCanterbury t erarof Lonsdale Bishnop of Chester Earl Spencer Rishop of Durhami Lord Amelltr. BeatNclerkv, Duke of St. Albnnnrs and Equarl- of id Cruyen t Lecturer, NorthLord Sufoaeld, Earlof Caven V1CE-PRESIDENTS : A GENsERAL MEETING wi-ell be helo at the City ofLondon Tavern, osi Thursday, the 4tn of March, at 12 fortI precisely,forthe p e of establishing suceh insttitution;~ at whlich mneetIng His GrassthtLr ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY hii, kindly iutImstcd his willing- ness to take the chair. THOtS. WILSON, Chairntit. Subscriptions receilved by WVin. Sikes, seq. Treasurer, Mansion- honde-street; and the several Bankers of theC inetrolpolis. lDY PEREDT__SIO , oftilatae LORI) CHAo iBERLAIN. -THEATRE ROYA.L, HAVYMARKET.-Mt. THELWALL will del taer, on tne Wednreday and Frid5ay Evenings of the ensuing Lment a COURSE of ORATORICAL and CRITICAL LECTURES on SH A KSiEARE, aid oin DraRmatic Compo-ition and Theatrical Repre. jeniitation in General. The Course noi decornist of 10 Lectures, alnd vill commeanee oii Wednesday, the l0th of March. Subserlptions for the course: boxes, 21. 2s. pit. 11. 45. Tickets traisferable, single ad. missions to boxes, pit, and firct gallery only, asl usual. Fami tes or select parties may be accommodated rIth exclusive boxes for the course.eeted Subspti trs ketsforbers hadof Mr. Ebers, Bo 1d-street Mr. Ridgwy. Pccadily; r. Sae, p ll1al; Mr. Baladwyss~ Newgate- Street; Mihessr vholer aob nd Kery. and Mr.l Re Signords, iordstreet; Mr.Fem ntumg 80, Strand; at Hoyl s Court Guhil OFfice,sI, LeeesLer. Pquare; a. d frotne Lecturer. NorthBrton Cottae, where lnstruLa- tionds are gien inseases Of impedimen r and in the voa eution of the pulpitrS, bar,andoS senate.__________________________________________to P NGcc THEATRE.--Signor F3BENELLI respectfully K begs leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, Subswribers to the Opera, and tie Public, that the FaIST CONCERT of ANCIENT anid MIODERN SACRED MhUSIC, simillar to theConcerts Spirituels at Paris, Ciii take place on Friday text, tke 5th Iristant. Pricipal Vocal Per. formners.bMadameeCata5li5i. Signora Ronzi de Begnis, Madamne Voetris, bSigora Casadori. Signora Biapioll, Signora Castelli, Signora Mareioit. S!igioraGarciadSignor CurioMs, Signor de Berias, Sigor Porto, Signor lacci. A Pgsior, fR<enMstti n Leader o v an , NMr. Spagnoletti. iFor the so.rlosl-Mdame lllvix. Messrus. Lindley, Puazil, Centroniy Monsani, and oiesewetter. Mir. Harris will preside at theOrgan; Si-nor Coecia at the Pianoforte. The orchestra and choreasses Piil be seXcted fror the irstperformers, and consist of upwards of 120per. sons. T8he hole to beunder the direeios of Signor Rotsini. rho rentaning con.erts to be oni the succeedinh Fridays durisig Lent. Pr1.Ov,erture, fromn the Fryeycutz;' li eber. The Seven Last Words of tins Redeemer on the Cross: the vocal parts by MeMsedie Vestris, Caradori, Hiagioli, Ca*telli; Mlessrs. Garcia, Curloni, Porto, Placci, Benetti, and 50 choresn gingers;- Haydn. By particular desire Ruie BritRunIs,IH oy Madame Catalanli, aS sung by her wvith unboundi~ "'auc i Dubin,Edinul'h, and the prinvIVRl cities in the United I . Part It.-Grand Symphony. by 'Muznm Clensenti, who wvill himself -preside at the pianoforte; Clensienti. GratiaxAgimus,byMaditme Caralaiil. willh Ciarhinett obligato, by, Mr. WilmaRn. Duetto, Adelnsia a Aloramo. bv Messrs. Garcia and Curnon I : Mayer. Anigele ever bright aiad fair, by SladarreCatalii,i. iiayndel. Tcrzetto fr,-.-i Elizabetta,' by Mesdamnes Vestris. Castelli, and Signor GarcIR: iRossini. Great God, bsyMadanie Catalanil : Handel. Qtuintetta. fronsn M oss In Egitto,l byM~ignora Caradori, and Messrs. Garcia, Curioati, Plorto, and 8enatti: itnl;.A PrAyer, fromn Muse in Egitto.' hb' Madame Biagloli and Messrs. Curioni anid Benietti, with tIne chorus and a niilitary bauid; Rossini. Symphony. Applications respecting boxes to be miade to S.ir. Seg-uin, Opera-office, 105, Quad'rasit, Reger,t-s;reet. Price of boxe23: (for the 6cosicert,l tin ubs'cribers 15 guineas, to non-subsgeri. ,,ers IS guinoas, and niighitly 4 guineas. Admiis-sion to tke pit 7a.; gallery B-s. 6d. The concert willtnegin at half-past seven o'clock.