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M NDA IC, FEBRUARY B R 7, 1814.

DITP,E',S IN GERMANY.

ABOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITItS.
occasioned by the War in different 'PROVINCES. of
GERMANY gare.rie tQ.a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma-
tion, of a COMMITTEE iu London, to relieve the .Distiesses
on the'Contioent.

By the generosity of the'British Public, and with the aid of
several respectable Foreigners, resident in this country, the
sum of nearly 50,0001. was remitted to the Continent, which
rescued multitudes of individuals and families fruits the extre-
mity of distress, and the very brink of ruin.
Tire Committee received, both from Germany and Swtden,
the most satilfactory documents, testifying that the various
SLUM which had been transmitted, had keen received and con-
scientiously distributed ; but at no period since the existence
of this Committee, has the mass of every hind of misery been
so great', in the country to which their attention was .!list di-
Jected. %Never has tie cry of the distressed Germans for help
been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so press-
ing, as in the present moment. Who could read the reports
of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place. in Germany,
cinring the last eventful year; of the many sanguinary battles
fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg,
and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of suln...r-
.ing almost unexampled in the annals of history, without the
mast lively emotions? Who could hear of so loamy thousands.
of families barbarously driven from Hamburgb, in the midst
of a Severe.winter ; of so many villages burnt „cities
.whole pribcipallties desolated, anti not glow with artictit.
desire to assist in. relieVing distress so multifarious and ex-
tensive ? _

To the alleviation off sufferings sO. dreadful ; to the rescue
of OM' fellow-men, Wilt) are literally ready to ;perish, the views
of this Committee are exclusively directed. .
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Many well-authenticated afflicting details of the. present
distress having been, on the 14th, on the 16th, on the 26th,
on the 31st,or January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid
before the Cinsuittee, it was immediately resolved, in re-
liance MA the liberality of the 3ritish Public, to remit by those
posts Ele.Ven 'Mt:ma:A Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta-
ble persons, With directions to form Committees of distribution.
.. • Amount already advertised - . 1,12,6-12 0 0
- Subscriptions since received.
Per William Hoit.

William Holt, E;q. 4-20 0 James Cartes - 1 1 0
W. Alien, Esq• - - 20 0 0 Joseph Christy - - 2 2 0
Charlotte Allen - 5• 5 0 Henry, Laundy - - 2 0 0
Ann bla.abury - - 5 5 0 Rich. Sanderson - 2 2 0
Foxes,Sew•elland Co.. 21 0 0 John Dixon - - - 2 0 0
At'xinson, Dellwyn c William Hancock - k 1 0
21 0 0 John Cmr,..er - - 1 1 0
JaniesThonAas,Eqs. 'lO 0 0 Katharine Capper - 0. 6 0
SriTall 'floras - . 1 0 0 Sir;th Capper - - 0 3
Eliz: Thomas - - U 6 0 S. Sttumu!lds and Sun 1 1 0
7,'lary Ann Crosland 0 5 0 Thomas How - - 1 1 0
Racnael - - 10 0 0 John Knit itt - - 1 0 0
J. and :,Arch - - 6 6 0 J. Sinien, servant to

Thomas Christy, Esq. 10 0 0 ditto - - - 0 5 0
rd.-m. Coventry - 5 0 0 Wiliiaui Since --- 1 0 0
lohn.LiAei, Esq. - 10 0 0 John Peirson - - 1 0 0
- 10 0 0 S,Jrah Godlee - 0 5 0
R. and T. T. Blakey 10 0 0 John liooper - - 2 2 0
Jansoni & Coventry 10 10 0 Timothy- Besington 0
Sylvanus Bevan -5: e 0 J. Shipman and Son 2 0 0
Jos & Henry Watson 5 5 0 Margaret Woods - St 0 0
Philip Browne, Esq. 5 0 0 J. B..lertuva - - 0
Samuel Woods, Esq. 5 0 0 Jos. Oweil 'Harris -- 1 0 0
Garlsnt-Fishcit - 5 0 0 George Tickol - - . 2 0 0
John Siglitt), Esq. - 5 0 0 tslary Hone - - 1 1 0
Hannah Jackson -• 2 0 0 Julln Wilson - - V 1 0
SaDiuel Gas's- - 3 Q 0 Richird Pede - - 1 1 0
Natlianit4 Pryor - 1 0 0 Eliz.goyer and Katli.
Step. Criuclunan 1 1 0 finas,serrants to .1-
J. S. Basset - - 1 1 0 Lister - -P - 0 6 0
_ _

Thomas Frost - - 1 1 0 J. Mauder - - 0 t 0
Joseph Savory - - 3 0 0 Benjamin Lucas - 10 10 i
A. Sallory - - I 1 0
Per Robert Forster.

Tabithn Bevan@ - 1 0 0 E. and It. Smith - - 1 1 0
John Chorley - - 3 0 0 Dillwyn - 25 0 0
Wiiliam Forster _ - 2 2 0 AbigaU Fre:th - 1 0 0
Eliz. Forster - 1 .1 0 Hannah Gurney, - 010 G
Josiah Forster - 3 0 0 Jonathan liibbert, 0 1 6
ltobert Foster - 1 1 0 Caroline Fry 4 2 0
-M. and S. ilorne - 10 0 0 Eliza li. Fry - - 1 1 o
Eliz. Howard, sen. and Mary Fry - - _ 10 6
jun: - - - - 30 0 0 Lucy Fry - 0 5 0
W. F. Howe - - '2 2 0 W. Fry's servants 016
Elizabeth LEnhert 2 0 0 Richardson, Overend,
George- and Co. - - S2G 5 0
yard - - - - I 0 0 0 Sarah Beaumont - 3• 3 0
Joseph Pryor - - 5 0 0 Francis Joshua. - 3 3 0
J. M. and C. Tickell 3 0 0 Binns and Neighbour 3 3 0
Hatin:iii Pita - - 2 0 0 Jo:seph North - 3 3 0
George Stacey - eo 0 0 Samuel H. Lt:cas - 1 0 u
Christiana Whiting G 0 0 Tulin Bell - - - 15 15 0
A. and M. Dale - 20 0 0 -Isaac Sargent - 10 10 0
Juba Deeita - 1 0 0 John Rutty - - 10 10 0
John Catchpool - 1 0 0
Ptr Henry Taylor.

John Pi►n - - - 10 10 0 Richard Barrett - 1 1 0
William Ca , - - 10 CO 0 Jouati►ar► Barrett 1 1
Robert Wai.ler - 10 10 0 Ro!,aluoild Post &Son 1 1 0
Jolla - - - 15 15 0 Bracy Clark - - - 1 1 0
.Tohu Firth - - 5 5 0 Samuel Ha.shold - 1 1 0
Henry Tylor - 5 ►5 U
.. Stephen Matthews 0 10 0
Priscilla Bevan - 5 0 0 Isaac Patching, jun. 010 0
Thomas Cox - - i '2 0 'William Maggs - 0 0
John Hotigkin - - 2 i 0 Robert Fossiek - 1 0 0
Jasper Capper, jun. S 2 0

l'er Samuel Harris.

Richard Kidd - 2 2 0 Samuel Kidd - 1 0 0
Elizabeth Kidd - 0 10 6 Gervas Storrs - 0 10 0
Ann Storrs - 1 0 0 Sparks Moline - S 1 0.
Hannah, Sarah, and Sundry Friends, per
Mary storrs - 016 6 ditto, viz.
Two FewaleServants Edward Kidd
in the above two John Kinccy
- 0 2 0 Lydia Kincey &Pris-
Sarah ltttdd - 0 7 0 dila .Kincey -
Samuel Harris - 5 0 0 Joseph Tatum -
Elizabeth Harris 1 0 0 Elizaheth Stole -
Eliz. Harris, jail. 0 10 6 John Earrett
Mary Adatus,Sonand Ann Barret - • -
Daughter - 1 0 0 Lydia Fry
Benj. Angell - 5 0 0 Ann Driver
Sarah Angell - 1 0 0 Sarah Norton - •
-Ititsc' ni Servant Sarah Tait viii -
to the_ a bave 0 2 6 Sarah Levens -
R. (nub ' 0 2 6 Sarah Sheppard -
Grarrge r Oatson 0 10 0 Samuel Gurney •
Wm.Collings - •010 6 Ann Reynolds - ,
Jawes Kidd - 2 2 0 Esdrui Knight -
Richard Marshall 1 0 0 Joseph Jewell -
Francis Armistead- 1 0 0 Jos. Coekiield, per
James Tayler :;-• 05 0 C.F.A.Steinkopti 44 0

- 2 0 0
2 0 0

P4or William Tuthill, jun.

Thomas Ashley - 2 0 0 Thomas Hagen- - 1 0 0
Robert. Ashley - 2 0 0 Thomas Letvre - 0 7 6
William Ashley - 6 0 0 11,1lliiainhews 0 5 6
Joseph. Ashley - 5 0 0 Robert Pope, M.D. 10 0 0
Thoinai Ashley, jun. .1 0 0 William Tothill - 2 0 0
A6iilcy, jun. 1 0 0 William Tothill, jun. 1 0 0
Henry Ashley - 1 -0 0 Robert Gorett,Vica:- of
Charles Ashley - 1 070' Staines - - 1 0 0
Samuel Ash.ey - 1 0 0 M. Buckland, Wrap-
John Finch - 2 0 0 bury, Bucks - - 0 6 0
Mary &Rebecca Finch 1 0 0 .1. ,WClure - - - 5 5 0
George,Flagen - 1 0 0
Sabscript was received at the Bars of the City of London
Tavern; Lloydls Coffee-hoase; Stock Exchange; and at all
the Bankers in town and country. •
R. H. MAR FIN, tSicret aries
LUKE HOWAHDO - •

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