GREEK LOAN.-The HOLDERS o...
CREEK LOAN.-The H1ODtlS of_ .SCUP of the 3abore a LOAN,-wko availed themsolvia of -the Poitponement of the Sixth and last Instalment dtue thetieon. fror, the 20th August to the 20th N6vember Instant, 'are hereby. informed Mhit the %id Pay- ment of ?9 per CeL-. with, Interest on the same at the rate of 4 per cent. per annumn, must be made on or' before saturday, the 20thi Instant; at the .Conntinl;-house of MKessrs. LOUGHNAN, SON, and O'BRISIN, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock, wvhere the Bonds ivill be delivered.-No. 19, Coleman-street, Nov. 8, 1824. A LLIANCE COMPANY.-An EXTERAORDINARY ] GEWNRAL MEETING of tbe PROPRIETORS of the CONMPANY took place this day, In New-court, ptrsuant to advertisrement, to consider a propesed ALTERATION In the REGULATIONS of the Company; when the Chairman, Mfr. IRVING, addressed the Meeting In a short speech, Informing them that " Proceedinin had lately been adopted, by a single Shareholder, in the Court of Chanicery, to prevent the ConspRny from effecting Marine Insurances, and that the Chall- cellor had been pleased to gant n Intunction for that purposc. As a newv Coenpanv might be rormedi for Marine Asaurance, ana some of Sho Dlrectors of the Alliance Company might become Members of the Direction of such new Companv, it was deemed expedient to .make such an alterstimns in the existing laws as might enable them su to do." The clause irn the deed proposed to be altered was then read by the solicitor; by which the Directors and. Auditors of the Alliance Com- pansy were precluded from becoming Directors or Auditors or any other Company established o. to be established for effecting Assur- ances. The altera.tion proposed was, " That they sshould be precluded from beceming Directors or Auditors of any other Life or Fire Asesu- ansce Company." The Motion, having been put from the Chair, was carried unani- anously. A Proprietor (Mr. Higgins) requested to put three questions to the Chairman, viz.-" Whet was the Nurmber of Shiares held by thQ In- dividual whe had applied to the Chancellor?' "Whether he haid held those Shares originally?" And " Whether any other Sharehoiddrs bad joined him in protesting against ngainst Marine Itnsuranee ?' The Chairman replied that Mr. Natiumh held 1 Shares. and was an original Subscriber for them. That he was the only plaintiff; but that, on the Chancellor requiring to know whether any and what other Shareholders were united with him in opinion, MSr. Shaw. the Chairman of the UomllJttee at Lloyd's, and Mr. Corbett, a holder of o Shares In the Company, bad made al affidavIt of their dissent. The Meeting. wvhich was fully attended, theni broke up. Nov, 8, 1824.