The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-02 00:00:00

A/ DAY, JUNE 2, 1806.

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

• London, May ts, 1806.
rrHE Committee for apportioning Relief among
i the suffering Germans, having lately received several
Donations for those unfortunate People, beg leave to return
their Public. Acknowledgments for being thus enabled,in some
measure at least, to supply the Wants of the Distressed ;
and as they have recently received additional Accounts from
unquestionable authority (which it would exceed the limits
of this Advertisement to specify), stating the great scarcity
of Food, and the calamitous situation of the poor Inhabitants
until theensuing Harvest shall be gathered in, the Com-
mittee further implore the Assistance of the Benevolent in
behalf of this important Charity, and for minute details refer
the attention of the Public to the aileding Particulars con-
tained 'in their several Reports 'which have been published
from time to time. ' The Committee beg leave to slate, that
they have not only received official Vouchers fur the .Money
.apportioned, but also various Details (too numerous for pub.
lication); specifying great numbers of Families and ludivi-
duals.who have been relieved, and the Sums paid to each,
signed by the Magistrates, Aulic Counsellors, and Clergy-
Tue.', who compose the res Naive Committees on the Con-
.tinent. . •
Among the Subscriptions lately received, the Committee
hay.e.the- high satisfadion to announce the folloWinebesides
other consifii..,•-ibk...Donations (including several of One Cluj,.
Iles 'CciCil; 'and-fsfrarllcr Sums) too numerous to be inserted
here, which -wiii be printed and circulated with their subse-
-quent Reports.: . . - . .
..His Royal HiglineSs the Prince of Wales ,C sop .0 o
The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of Ely - to to o
The Right Rev: the Lord Bishop of St. David's 5 5 o
The Right Hon. Lord Barhani - - ! .2is o o
The Right lion. Lord Teighinouth .. . ' s o o
The Hon. Philip Pusey - - so 0 0
.Lady. Waldograve . - : !, - so o
Lady Nepean-• - - - - s o 0
john fulius Angerstein, Esq. - - 5o 0 o
The Rev. ~r. Bell, by Messrs. Hoare - 20 0 0
'fite'Rev; Cha. Simeon, Cambridge, 3d Donation s 2 so o
Geo. V. Ncunburg, Esq. Stainford, Lincolnshire too 0 0
Messrs. Hoare, Fleet-street -.- 52 to 0
Wm. Hoare, Esq.,ditto -•- 10 0 0
M. H. Wagner, Esq. by Messrs. Hoare - to o o
j. Stokes, Esq. by ditto - . - to to o
Messrs. Andrew and George Nash, by Messrs.
'• Smith and HOU - - -
Mrs. Marral Smith, by ditto - -
A few Friends at Cirencester and its Vicinity, by

25 0 0
20 0 0

ditto
Jonathan Worrell, Esq. I unlper Hall, near Durk-

31 2 0

la 0 0

ing - •
Peter Auditon, Esq. by Messrs. fortes, Lloyd,

and Co. , - so 0 o
john Perry, Esq. b) Mess. Hardcastle & Reyner zo ~0 0
D,-1. W. by-Wm. Blair, Esq. by ditto - 29 o, o
Rev. Mr. Gilbert, ley ditto • - - - zo o o
Lieutenant-Colonel MlEean, by ditto • ' 5 5
1-laWeS, Esq. and Co. by ditto - so to o
N. E. K. by ditto - 7 10 0 o
John Pear,oli' Esq. Golden-"square - so o o
James Arnold, L L D Dodars' Commons ' so- 0
ohn Freeman, Esq. Leti,qt Herefordshire scf to o
Tjiomas Grath, Esq -131aLltinati-street . • to so, o
,Witi..Gesling, Esq Meet-street - 21 0 0
An an•sfyinotA BefieractiLn, by Mr. •Hatchard zo o
I pswi, 11, S übscripiimo at, and ifs Vicinity 248 t '6
E.- M. frwn Bath, by Messrs. flankey and-Co. so o 0
Henry Fielder, Esq. Blackburn, Lancashire 20 0 o
Friends at Worcester, by Messrs. Smith and Halt for 'so 6
Subscriptions will be-Jeceived by Messrs. Hardcastle and
Reyner; Treasurers, Old'Swan-stairs, London ; 'find also by
the following Bankers in London, viz. Messrs. Hankey and
Co. Fenchurch-stieet ; Messrs. Homes, Fleet-street ; Mess.
Smith and Holt, Old Eroad• street ; Messrs. Jones, Lloyd,
Hulme, and Co Lotll9ury.
The Rernrts stay be tiad of Ambrose Martin, Esq. 24,
Charlotte street,- Bloomsbury ; Mr. J Flatchard, Pkcadil-
IY ; Messrs. Cadell and Davies,' Strand ; Mr. J. Butter-
.worth, 43, Fleet-street ; and Messrs. Rivingtons, St. Paul's
Church-yard.

AN ACADEMY for YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
HAMPSHIRE.

To be Disposed o'f, by Mr. S LITTLEWO RTH, and
hntrled ttp-In 'at Midsummer next,
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN's SEMINARY, of
Reputation,, which, for Situation and Conveni-
ence, is not to he excelled. The present Proprietor is retir-
ing from the Conegn.
Particulars may be known of Mr. Shuttleworth, 17, Aus-
tin Friars, near the Royal Exchange, J.:ondon.