To the PROPRIETORS of EAS...
Tot 4P'ROPItETOR$ or EAST INDIA S;TOCK. adi aun Gentlomeri. TN coilst4uiende of5 the lminexne4, deatl- of 5ir Tf6iI&is: LReid,ifir~. VL take't'he iflert of solIciting, -tEe. honiour of your Vots lSl4srydt pr \t-Oliflnf for the VAcANTSgRAT u the. Per rlit toeM rs a - rts do Etfrihrdbc&n Cnoa eeridit vWhlcli'have re-~elvTid Mtilde the last telecetion : asl, 1rno03t respectfully, to entreat -the conitlinued exertionks ot. my friendts, C being my determninattosri to proceed to theblailot. I have the houoiLrto be, Lirdiesaad, Gentlemnen., Youir most obliged faithful servant, Newflroad.street,b4taeh I,1824. J1. PETTY MUSPRATT. 'Mr. Miusprartts Committee will :tt daily.at, the- Cit) of London Th`ivern, wnerecormmAieations affecting-kis Interest will be thankc- flaty reVeived. - To thg PROPRIETORS ol, EASr INDIA. STOCK. Ladiesl rind Gentiegnenu, r'LTN consequaence of -the lamaented Deathi -.of your late M hlglr1y. respectabiea rd- est~eemed Director, Sir Thirnlia Reid, I 'beg leave again fo introducee myself to youir notice 2s. a CANDIDATE !or supplying the VACA1CY occasioned by that regretted event . In mv circular of the 13th November4 1823. -1 took the liberty of suibmitotilng to yost the puiblic grouinds Upon wvhich my hopes of ob- taining roar s-upport and sniffrages-are founided: and I. now beg to renew the expression of my resoilatiun.to prurteed to the ballot at the ensing Elction As I Iunderstand tbhat some douhts haivebeenisGrtertainec respecting lily cap-ability of being chosen a Director, arid that uan obieetir.ir has been stairted to ray being chosen, foun1ed on the supposition oif my being-a Peniloner of the Crowrn, I thinik it righlt be) deciare thatV lanm niot directly orindirectlh'aYlesigoner of the Crosrn, arid that I rnt in pmssaossion of the opinon of the-higbeitt Law, Authorities iii This counry tat antnatwithn te diquaifying clause of the 13th, Ailoa- e t reurn y mst incre acknowiedigeusents for the kindrecptin I avealrady xpeiened tirr yo. unl to add that I shll se y bst xerion topaymy espctsto li he Proprietors;t she,14 ay oissin tke pace.I tust ou ill avethe go,sddiess to ascrbe t toaccden, an tie shrtnss f th peiodthat niay jitter. Ihave tire hontour to be, wi th the greatest respect, Ladlie anld Genitienren, Y'our mnost obedient humrihe servant. 113,r tnron-sbr-et. ilareb 1. 18124. IIOBIERTT Pr. FARQUiAti. SIR RL. T. FARQUHAR's COMiMITTEE still SIT C-,mnr-it;teelhoont, Lonidon Tavernl. March l, 1824. _`J TATIONAI, INSTITUTION for the PRESERVA- n TioN, of L.iF, fronm SVIIiPWttiECIK.-Tondlon, Miarch 4, 1824. Patrion, HIS \IXJESTV. Vii:'E.PATR6NS., H-P.M. the Duke, Lof York111tHI-. tire fluke of Sussex BR. R. thie Duke of C:rere II.R.i. tire fluke of Gslureester President. the IEarl of Litiersl, l, E.G. I.is Grace the Archbishop of Can- T 'fie Earls of Harrowubc terirtiryI of Lt.iridaie,'E.G. l4t iroce thec Archbishirp of Yo',rk of'Spenicer, K-ti. His Grace the fuluke 'f . Alhaii~ L trd Visctount Exismiith Toe Mo-t Noble the M~arquifs off Mieiilie Canrden, K.G. Torrinrgton 'The Mosit Nohie the Mlarqui of. Tire Lord Bishopof Chester iiertfor'l. E.G. Viec.Admirai of Durhafm C.-rnwall and iif thle Coast of London. 'Unifisik ILord Ameliris Beaauclerk Trhe hotNoble the Marquis of John ItoseLi0 tLir+dowirSowl T he Earls of Browrnlow Sullield. 'f Craven 'it a l'biMeir fNilmnGrtsineeat,adothers, 'h i-i at the City, of Litnilour Tavenri tinIs dar, tlie folliviwlrg Resoalutions ere pased urrnanoimosly : I. N1---ed b,yHis rIra.:e tire Archbshop of Canterbury; seconded by A(ant. Bowles. it. N. Thatz an Institut ion he now formedj fir the Prerervatiori of Life in -e-~s f Slripwirrek on the Coas,ts of the Wnilted Kinigdomi, to be sup, i.rted by, donatliuis and annuiial subseriptioris; aol,, to be called thie .'.ti. vial In stit,ition fi,r thte Preservation of 1iife frori Shipwreck. 2. Mre-i by Wrn. Wilbrerfore:e, esq- Mt. I'. r seconded by Capit. Deans lxn"roa. R. N1. Tsar nmedaltioris or pe,irniary reiwards he given to rhose who reserre lives on cases-'f sbIr'srec:k. 3. Move-i iv tire Lord Bis,hop of Lonidoni: seconrid iry Mr. Alderman Bf,l-bges, MI. P. ThAt sinch immediate a~ssita;rec be arforded to persons rescued as their necessitiesma requre. 4. %hoved by the Lo~rd Bisihop, of Chester: secouded by WuriMNanning, tsjh%alt relief be suriptied to the widows anid families4 or persons whio anay unrfortiunately perish Ill tlteir, arter rite to save the lives, of orirers. A. Moved by Captairn Jlihr Fouierion; -seconded by Mr'. Aldermnan N'enahies. That thesubjects of all riatioris ire eqiraily obJects of tire institution as well In war as iii peace; that tire ,aine rewards be giveni fu-r their r-~cue &, fir British subjects:z arid rh:rt forei-gzrcrs saved front ship- 0rerk, and befogz in a state iif destitrli-ini. be placed unrder the care of tieconsuls or other accredited agents of their riivi nations'. iir be for- ,rardesi to their rciepectve coruntries. C. Moved by Jnsirsia Walker, err1. M.P.:~ seconded by John WVm ilucile, c-sq. T;irrt mnidallion,isl hrucoferred on tire authors rif suici inventionsq ,f-c the pres~-srilnu nf ilive'. ini crises of shipwreck, as sh'all he s1-iot effectual fo,r th-al purpose. 7 Moved by Mathilas Attirood, es-q. liP. secoiided iiy Thuos. Wi:kirnson. esun. Tast the hiirstlc-tin he ectal.1ahe.i IT, L.ond.io. anld he conducted by at Pamrr-i, Vice P`urr-,ns, a i't,KcniCt. v'ice Presidents, (loverniorb, F,res, C'-mwruinrerne. a Treas-ctrer. Three Trustees, Three Auditors. a Seer -tire, and S-sais K. 'loqve- Ziejis!, - lidec. -or. s;ee-indci by Jolio MaRshlall, esq. T h"t th:e Cicitee ax r,ns;it.rred d,s ci-nti'rre so fi,r the first tuso 'rear- ari than i,fter rtie eapieatii.. i-f. thtat terni air ejection of six new membehr% tatko pis-e at esihb unurusri ieeting,hir the ir-m; of Itie ai- 'iho -hs, lie fallun S t,i have alttended the fesrest irimuilier of times in 'the r'recedint Year. it. Move2' hr J-seirh Pulley. c:~i.: Tieconded by John .\'hins, junr. seq. 'is.t dointt-isni;rid auiru,r sir icriptii-u.s lie ri-sr on tered initoj, arid sriic:tl. fo raerrs ing tire objects of tinsii. rptivtuirm Infrtoect. IAO%,,M.ed by ta1-tairi Maniy. ft. i. econinted by Tfiro-shicle'- i-sa cq . P1. That maritinreconoizies or 'istricts, theprniasepot,ndie i ;rlard ersini tes of V ie finited Kirgiou-dn and tile liriti~is islesi, lbe a eenc-tC Invite.! ci - f -nodisrcas-sroi, as brainchics.rf this ITT. .-tituti-,nn f-ir the purpose of cmil,r-thirg doinationrs arid subscriptions,. anot fur rssisiting tomcrry It, eteral oibiects intii eq.ect. Ii - 'doved be Captain It. kIitard Saunrarez, Rl- .; . sconded iy' ChtmohrRcardsion, i-in. csq. That it he recommnoarded to, such district associations, chat their tics; be- manage "4In coifwuronity withi the prinr-iptis of the Loud-us -Centralt. Comimitree. and that their commitmteesi dii, consist of a Chair- zman airid sobh other rir-minbrs as they' nia deeiii expedint. is. NI-iaed by Mr. Aldermnirr lridge,,, stl . rec-onded by David Carruthers. esq That the eIoinm;ttec be em otrverel to) foriri ruiles, rer-ulatioi, n byve las,rs for riac gocectirri ct oif the i istiturtiari; stirihi arc tri be- That aL copy of thlo,e gssouti~ornishr traimrtnitteid to th'e Ambuassaudors,I Corruls. .irother represcndit-tives of Foreign States, res,idenit in this counotry. 14. Mtoved. by Sir Chances Fidafer, hart: seconded by Writ. Wail- Thtat O-i race the Archrbishopi of Canterbury bxe requested to eon- erev to the King's Most. Graciiius Maji-e.ty the -leap Mtid gr-at eful caseie whilch this meeting entertains iif The dlstincuiehed humlour which His Maitmiesty has coniferre_d prthleinstl'trti'rn in tsecorisnsis its Patron. I.,; Mis-cd hb- Cap,tain Deajns Dlundas. It. N.: ; eerirded by Johu Wilson, eeq. That the gratef~ul tcharis nit this Irleeting lie reApeetfirlie offered to thir Royal l1ghroesse. thie Duk<es iif Yoirk, Clarence. use,ar c',:-wster fortireir resdiiwes tii becuriulc the Viye-Patroirs of the inl- sAttittio,n. ic. Mloved by.Jlion Willisar Buocire. es-I.: e--oridied by J-iilii Virleclit Parrcier. req. That the iharil,s of lb's meeting- be civo-r tii the Earl nsf Liversool. for his aecceptance on Cue Peesideticyif the institrrtiiinl. I17. 'isa-ed by. W.x. C"itinir c-..; -cci ude-i hydorratlhisi ChapTrma. frtthe thhanres ri; this mectini e si-s given, (is lii' lireu tire Arcnt~i:hnp of tsnterbrury rond (Inc other bitri air- distiirgrl,hed uirn. sons sch,o have ae,epted thie ffice "f aiee-prues,deots of tire Institutiorn. IQ. Nieved ire Gc-wrg,e Lyali, e~q.; sceinded by Trhos. Wlir.s.iP Tat h -s hnsof MIs maeeting are due to, Sir Willimor Itijhlary, 'tiart. for his, patri-sti, efforts in il,rilleirlg this subiect litfi,re the puiblic. and forhie, zealousz elnftavoiirs !-s prilirroe the e,sta.)lihmenrit WI the I.nst;tut'on. l.Mvdby Ta-Lo WitluIsoir. es-I. sewiudc-i ii; 'fir.srb,eq. 2 ant copic- -if the ra-il utions -; i ered Intio this rise !,e 1,5runsmi teul to the Admiralty. t-n the frlintty Hiunec, and Ii. Llo?yd'.: Jarii 6tha .-npls of ttire r' i-n be p,iitlirhed iii a' eenl if (lie rIvsinelal papra. 2r1- Moved ha- John Win. Bucekle. esq.: secoinided ha- Sir Charles F r,nt c barrt. That the war-nest Thanks, of tins linestirr inc pecse;itcd hi, Tb-na,a vvilsen. es. - i-F- f-ic his hurmane, zealoirs. rind perseverinz exe~rtions itlire esttiblishiment 'Isf this instituition. HMu Grace the Ar!!hbis;hinphavinjg left the eblairsani ThoitoaWiNleon. scbeing eatled ulpirni to, takie It, it stas, moved by rhonmaslVi lslrn.c 3d.. cc.oded ha- Sir Charles F-tower, hairt, and rn-solved irusomnain-ni. That the beslt thanik. if Ilil, Seetring ha gi-err to, lisi Grace tfie A%relhibhop.fnft'ablieelv. for the importairt iservice. swhie1i he ha-. rendered the iisstituHtioi, andi psrtieubiruly lit his eord"Ceiriorr in ralking tire chair this day-. Isignedi TI-lOS. WILSON, Chair 01511 Altnwal Donarioire Sui,irrip- 14Is tn-rare tire Archlbishop of Canterbury - Lin 0oo The Mo,st N4oble The Miarquis of Hertford. K.ti Vice- Admiral of Cornwall arid of tlire Corast ofrSuffolk 200 0 0 Th-e Ri -hopi of London - itl f) Mereatort.10 0 0 Tire Earl ofLiverpoiri . .G. 6- , 10 0n o The Bishopoif Cheater I 1010I 2 0I Sijr ClJaude Scott, hart.. . 5-2 100 000 Lord qnufleld ... 52 10'20 Sir Charir' Forbes, hart. Ii. P. . .512 10 0 George Hlibbert, Q.si .52 1)0 0 22 0 Thomas WIl15on, esq. Ii. P. - - 52 10 I 2 2 0 Rlev. H. H. Norris.52 10 0 22 0 Jloeph Puilley, eciq. '2 1f0 0 0 Jodine WValker, esq. Hi. P. 6 2 10 f 2 0 jtohira Watron,enq.-cc.52 10Io 2 20 Willraum Pikes, ce,,. treasurer i . 5 -it) 0 20 .Nohn Smnith, es-i. Hi. P..2.;10 0 22 0 0-saries Harris. esqi.it iO 2 2 o John Forbies, es-..2n A0 Charles Forbes., esq. - - 26 A 0 Mr. Aidermnan Thomnpson. Ii. P. . 26.5 i 2 2 0 William M,e.nnfirg, esq. It. P. - 2i10 II 22 0 lieniry- BlaNtshard, esq. - - 21 00 22 0 John V. Prirrier, ceii. . - - 21 0 0 22 0 John C. Powell. esq.21 0 022 0 Samouel Hovare, juni. esq. 21 00 22 0 asoiGurney, esii-21 0 0 22 0 Henry Haring, esiq. li-P. - . - 21 0 0 22 0 .lohin Win. Birekte, esq. 21 - - t0 0 22 0 Rorbert WlLson, esq. .- 1 00 iribo Wilson, eiq..2i12 0 2 2 0 David Carrirthers, esq. , 2.0 0 22 0 Francifs Wilson, esq. I 10I1 00 Eh,iuccer Johni Collett, eug. M.?. - 10 100 22 0 Airs. Baronriecu.10 10 0 Ch,ic. Richardson, jun. esq. - 10 10 0 22 0 J-'bn Strlalc -~10 0 0 2 00 M-i. Aldermran Chris.Silifth, li- P. - 20 00 20 0 John f'apel. ciq..21 i00 .lorithari C'hapman. esq.21 0 0 22 B ttietards- B.irrri,dale. isaq. I'.210 0 22 0 51r. ktder'rari Venisbles . 10(5 22 0 William Watcnrl.esq- 25 00 The Morning Chrmilirieh O it 00 Viscount Exororith, G. C. B- 10 (100 Sir Charles Plower, hart. 210 0 John Ushorne, req.- 210 02 0 0 Thomnas Wilkinsmon. es-, . 210 I 2 2 0 Capt. Edwd. H. aCourt. fi. N. - ?5 0 Capt. Boaires. R. N.5 S 0 CapIt. FAnaihase, Rt. N. a - . 5 50 Capt. Deans Dundas. RN.1.i 50 Capt. Kempthorne, R. N.. . 2 2 0 WmI. Cotto, resq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 John Blades. esq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 Thomas Warre, esq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 J. A. Warre, esq. hl. P. * * 10 0 0 ('apt. Sarrntarez. I i'n.10 10 0 Edward l{awke Locker - . - 10 0 0 2 2 0 John hilgirira, ecq.-1 10 0 - It 2 2 0 Janie` Bentley. esq. 21 0 0 2 2 0 Wyrndhani Knatchhull, ea. * * . 21 0 0 2 2 0 Robert Manning. esq. - - - 10 10 0 Chrigtopuer Tennant, esq. 10 0 0 W. W. Thomas..esq. - 2 2 0 lame; C=aenove arid Co. 21 0 0 James Cazenove, iun. esq. * * 2 2 0 Rev. Dr. Filoinfield 2 2 0 Thrmias MalltIv. cu. * 21 0 0 2 2 0 WliVl)am Wilberfirfe, esq. M. P.10 0 0 2 0 0 Au-.ony llaviide, esq. - - * 21 0 n Ralph Feasscl.k. cq. -2- 0 0 2 - 0 Captirn Fin e, R. N..5 00 I iii Mr. Alderman Bridges,. M. P : : 211 0 2 2 0 Mr. Aldermkna. Atkins . - . - 21 0 0 2 2 0 George LyalU. esl. *.-21 0 o 2 2 0 WVill am esrV,eoPe0 5 0 0 Donation,saird sdrbscriptions will be received by Wm. Sykes, esq. Tresritrer. S., Manaionhouse-strect and by the several bankers iii he nietropois. V ERY SUPERI.OR POLISH for FINE WOODS, Vrtulniture, kc-Prepared by and to he had only of Messrs.G. Marshall gad Cii. etrymits, Brever-street, Golden-square, London, i lyattles.at3s. and Os. each,srithdirectionsfor lise- instrument-nakers, cabinetm.;kers, upholsterers, and'deniers stipplied wholesale on liberal termns. Tide *uoish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright benastiI. arid brilliant surface, so1d it is nut InJured byhot wssrerlcinvelpIlled on it err the contra.ry, it may be wVashed occH_ sionailyif necessary. i'o be bad as above. Superlor Seldlitz Powders, and tile origiraril Oxygenated Soda Priwdera. Medicine Chests of all prices,contoetety fitted forany cilmat. N-N . All otker advertised prepatrationD for making the Soda and Sdelditz Waters under the above na:5 are spurious. i8tiXE CofiE oJe tctors :o tfic nted co.ni,san?r qJ ;*otise,:that 4-sEfNEPn,AL nCOURT, of tleialdMo[ O05npan,owll brLe1d, art the5rhdonse, In LcatteniraU-stre4t. -on WednedariY h*^1fitinst. frm 1o'ecntlok in thdepoorpne??no , Snti v In the evening, at the desire oF ' ~~~JAM^ES 1PATRRSOr'rWM. FLO'.W -i s J. 0, FARMER RANDLEJAt!KSO G. CHiALMIERS SA!'I.,DXN. - .51NRV7AM,L.EaGAN .ED WA^RD OOLD:S5 JQ1R1fADPJNJwLL ,AL8Xa..NOWELL EDWb. WALPOLE. To bXillot imt the ?hlloWhiig rjucstlon, vI2- . .. '?Thatapplicaaion -be osade to Pirliament, Ail tht.presentMxelon, ,orthe repn of the 48th elause of the-Aet of th..53d of GeotlLeea .165 uy vhich the Couxrt of Directorts-ts rohibiteS from rendint to fSsdia, e'umn ra the espait of a wieter,- anyybperrson.v who.,thaU not have resIdee' WAIT llIAN, Mayor.. Oui3dhall of the City of London, on Friday, the 6th day of Miarch, 1824, Resolved, Tlrat this Court have observed with grct satisfaction thnt the Chancelldr of His Maniesty's Exehequer-h"a reported that the surplus Revenie of the Country admitted tie itepeaIof variousTaxes. Tha., a thotigh they arc anxidus n,t to impede that libernal policy wvhich may be benenIeisl to our Conunercial Iriterestsby the remilsBion of Duties on the raw maRterialsof Silk anid Wool, yet, knowing the Ipatience and tortitude vith whtch the people have borne their hu- mnerous and heanry burdenis, they feel themselves bouid to represent to the Honourabie Houme ol Commons, that the Assessed Taxes, and esgecially the Wlndhsw Duties, -hnve been most grievously felt by the mi!ddlinj and lower classes of Tradesmen, whereby some iaave been redu-ed to pauperisnm. That thle collection of the Assessed Taxees Is attended with heavy charges, by the appointment of Collectors, Inspectors, anid Crown Oficers: and that the iinuerouis surcharges stid appeals which resuilt froi this system occasion the nost vexatious contests in every part olthe kin't. That alPetition, founded on this resolution, be presented to the Honosurable the House ,f Commons, praying them to repeal the Window Duties, and to asYord such other relief as to their wlisdom may seem meet. WOODTHORPE. S OCIE'Y for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOW- LEDGE.-A SPECIAL GENBEItAL MEETING of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge vill be 5,olden at the Society's House, In llartlett's-bulldings, on Monday next, the Srh instant, at 12 o'clock precisely, to receive the REPORT of the COMMITTEF ap- pointed to conitider of a proper Personi or Perronis to lll the Ofmee of .t,lint Secretary, which is now vacaut by the reilgnatlois of the 11ev. Mr. Coleridge. WbH. PARKER, Sec. Bartlett's-buildings, March 2, 1824.