The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-23 00:00:00

The amount of relief feat and on its way will, the Com-
miller confidently hope, be found to result in *Tilt many
lives saved, and an inealculable allevialiun afforded to the
moat extreme wretchedness.
The Committee have received 1 gifts of Cloth-
ing for the distressed peasantry, and are urged to make
an appeal to the public for donations of Clothing for men,
ironies, and children. They now solicit such donations of
apparel, Dew or worn, which will be a useful charity to
the distressed poor of Ireland, who are described to be
almost all nearly naked."
Messrs. Hayier, Howell, and Co. have very kindly consent.
ed to aid the purposes of the Coannittee by receiving into
their Warehouse, N 0.58, Mark-lase, London, such Article.
of Clothing as shall be sent there, with a list enumerating
the articles, displkates of which it is requested may be seat
on the same day to the Committee. _

A Sob-Contmittee has been appointed to distribute these
Hosatioos, and as 'invent hsa bees °petted at this place to
receive the Costribstions which spy benevolent Person way
he disposed to present for the purpose of appropriating the
Amount solely to Clothing. Recent costmusications chew
t►at sassy Articles wilt be wasted for the Fever Hospitals,
la some of which the number of Patieuts ►as rapidly sod
greatly increased.
Donations of Clothing nay ho consigned to wait the or-
ders of the Committee is Messrs. Lomeli and Suns, Bristol ;
Messrs. Baruewall and fir Dermot, Liverpool ; Messrs.
Erving, May, and Cu. Glasgow; whence they will be for-
warded to Ireland.

An early atteation to this mode of relief fa highly
desirebk, that it may reach the generally distressed districts
in Irelaad for distribution iu the mouths of October and
November.

Amount of Subscriptions already } £193,560 2.. loi.
advertised
e.
• Friesd, by Major
Winton 0 10
• Lieutenant of the
Nary, per the Cons
stable 1
Mr. T. Brown
County of Berwick,
2d remittance, per
J. Swinton, Esq. lOO 0
Dissenting Meeting,
Sianstead Mount-
Fitchett, Essex, in-
eluding 13s. more
from the Chunk 4/.3a. 6d.
Breathe Angus, per
Rev.—Gray 6 0
Daum. from Breelsin 1 1
Donation (rom Angus,
per Rev. J. Evelio
141. Is. 2d-

f s.

Small Sob.eriptioes I4s. 84.
Beet...soarld, td wib.
per Iter. J. Geoid
71. 4s.
Kelsale with eartheo,
Suffolk, per Rev. L.
R. Biouse.... lit. 13.. 3d.
Holeut with Salford,
Bedford, per Rev.
E. o.Setiiii, Rector 0 IS
Alverslokr,Seuthsep.
ton, per Rev. C. A.

North, Rector 77 6
Goodahaw, Lancaster,
per Rev. G. Ha-
worth l7 10
Found is a Purse is
Hyde Park, by a
Gentleman.... 41. 3a. BJ.
Thornton Bradford,
York, per Rev. W.
Bishop
Calverley, York, per
Rev. M. Freeman 8 0
Rawtry, York, pe►

Slone Kest, per Rev.
T. beacon .. 131. 17s. 6d.
Klmewoeth, Somerset,
per Rev. N. Bartlett 1 0
St. LAMS!! Jewry,
and St. Mary Mag-
dalen, Milk-street,
additional
Tu Feed the Hungry 1 0
Brassingtoo, Derby,
per Rev. J. Bowman S S
Pwlibe6 and Lancer,
Caraarvon, per Rev.
Wm. Willams 11 0
Dltsenting COll grega-
Sloe, Bulion
Moor, Lancaster,
per Rev. J. Fox ll 0
St. Leonard's, Bridg
Dort h, Salop, per
Rev. G. S. Swinney
33!. Bs. Bd.
Beads'', Northumber.
laud, per Rev. M.
M Anglian— . 41. Bs. ed.
East Kuayue, Wilts,
per Rev. C. Writ-
trolley BOl. 18s. ed.
Greenwich, Kent, is
addition to 1771.
19s. 2d. collected at
the Church by the
Rev. G. Mathew _ _

Bei. W. Sled 711. 12s. 841.
Forces!. Great Hut-
ton, York, per Rev.
Wm. Hislop 9 1
Zum Chapel, Kirkham,
Unleashlre, per Rev.
R. M. Griffiths 9 2
Somerton, Somenet,
per Rev. H. Davis 12 7
Settri•giva, York, per
Rev. H. J. Todd 7 9
The price of • sew
Gown, from one
whit holds a truth
of ►ee income tarred
to Charity, & thinks
the preseut sagest
°crash)s demiseds
extra sacrifices
Cardynham, Corn w all,
per Rev. Tlionl2ll
Grylls, Rector
Allhallows, Loratou
wall, per Rev. Arch-
deacon lures
Bangor, Carnarvue,
per Rev. J. H. Cul-
Ins, and J. Hamer,
Vicars
Bkdingtoa, Glouces-
ter, 2d remittasee,
per Rev. W. Jones 1 0
Collection in the Parish
Church of Newcas-
tle, Stafford, afire
two Sermons by the
Rev. C. Leigh and
Rev. G. Styche,
771. 10s. SJ, mod
321. 6,. 9J. • far-
ther Collection from
house to house, es-
elusive of 1501 be-
fore remitted by the
Mayor ; 31. 31. 9d.
expenses deducted
1121. 131. Bd.
Farther subscriptions
from Ed. Wickham,
Esq. High Constable
at Chatham :
Eheozer Chapel, Chat-
ham, per Rev. J.
Slatterie
Dock-yard, Chapel.
do.perßev.A.Brown 15 11
The Soavelmes and
Labourers is Chat-
ham Dock-yard 71. 7s. 2d.
lira. D'Arey 5 0

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3221.09. 10d.
C. D

S.
S. S.
W. F
Mrs. M. Slaughter 1 1
First day's profits of a
new shop-- Is. Od.
I Mr. P. • •
H. Russell, Esq. Sot-
to. Horse, Bedford-
shire, per Rev. Dr.
Free..... lO 0
Rusbden, Northamp-
too, per Rev. J. M.
Edwards 71.85. Id.
Wtratingtos, Bedford,
ditto II. I3s. sd.
Wollaston, Northamp-
ton, per RE v. S.
Middleton 71. ss. 64.
Irchester, Northamp-
ton, ditt0...... 51. 10s. 74.
Rev. S. Middleton,
2d sr bacriptios.... I 0
G. F. T 2 0
Gramm tels-road Cha-
pel, per Rev. Wm.
Chapman ..
Prestbory, Gloucester,
per Rev. T. B.
Welk* ".....111.1118.0d,