The Sun.
London, England, 1814-06-18 00:00:00

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DISTRESS in GERMANY---.The active exer-
tions of British Females, in aid of the Funds of this
nationally honourable Charity, Lave induced-the Committee
to embody, in a fifth- Report; • a 'record of some particulars of
-Subscriptions, Collections, and Associations, by 'English La-
dies; and of the benevolent and heroic conduct of Females of
all ranks on the COntinent, in support of the Wounded, the
Sick, the Widow, anti the Orphan. The Cominittee have
gratefully to announce, that some young Ladies, at Wands-
worth, have sent to the Fund 1)31. 15..t0d.; this snot has
been produced by their having kindly offered themselves to
receive the Gifts of those-who gave gladly according to their
means—Gifts which would not have been subscribed, but
which, though small, sprung from the sonic befieVolence
which prompted the larger Donations of 2001. and 1001. sent
recently, anonymously, for the relief of the GermaOs. 'Peace,
which is about to. be so splendidly welcomed in England, was
obtained, by the exertions and the -woes of the Continent! Let
,Peace, then, influence liberal assistance front 1;;;e-land, to
store the comforts once .kntiwn by the. Inbahltants of Ger-
many. This is, prohably,.the latt appeal which will be made
to .British benvoleree, aml.none can he made on stronger
grounds; no deed of Charity. can
,better crown the neaoy
nobte acts than this universal, - generous, and grateful Sym•-
pathy of the People of England. The Copunittee venture to
express a hope, that when the day which the Government
will appoint' for a General Thauksgiviug shall arrive,- the
grateful returns' to the kind Providence which has protected
this C ountry will be appropriated to those, into the benefit of
whose iabours and sufferings Great Britain is now entering.
Amount already advertised - - L. 100,000 0 0

S►tbscriptions s'
At
.Downs'.
Goodaere and Co. L. 2 0 0
Miss Burgess - 3 0
Mr. John Oliver - 5 0 0
411SaintsChurch,Can-
terbury,tierltei.1Vm.
Fowke - t 6 16 0
Collection by the Wes-
leyan Methodists,
Manchester, per

nee received :
Subscriptions at Berwick-
" on-Twoect, per Batson,
Reed, and C.O. L. 9 7
Ditto from Nurthanip- -
-ton and vicinity, per
Smitlr,'Hall, anti Co. •
•7 Ist remittance - 100/.0 0
A.,L. eheshire - 1 0
A Lady at Leicester 1 0 v
SUbseriptions at Derby
and vicinity Ng 0 0
.Do.. at. Kidderminster,
,per theCorporation42 0 0
Sundry Subscrip-
tions, at ditto - 79 8 5
SUbScriptions at Nor-
- with and eicinity; per
Messrs. /tett &C 0.417 1 3
Second reinktfinc;efriiin
Bradford, TVOrtsiiire,
• per Peekiiver& Co. 0 0
Subscribed. ,by the Sits-
dents -of Hertford
College,: by the Rev.
B, Bridge 105 0 0
Rev: J. KeMpthorne,
Claybrook. - • - 1 0 0
StikeriptiOns•iit Fara.-
. sham. and vidnity,
pzr 'Tappeunen and
.CO. • - 37 2 0.
.Collcction, per Rev. J.
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is ”ar§ o. 111 e City of London
; Stock kxchange; and at all
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MARTEN,
}Secretaries.
.8 1-I6',17A111), •

mud Stocks, Esq. 243 16 0
J, B. Ball, Esq. - 100 0 0
subscription at Bi-ec,on
and
kips and Co. - 72 4 0
DittoatDarlaston,ncar
•• Birmingham, per:
Rev. •bl. Waltham 35 13 0
Mr. B. Dixon - 5 0 0
Mrs. Mil = - 5 0 0
Sir Sani. Whiteombe 5 '0 0
Subscriptions at Win-.
chester, per Waller
:and Ballard .- ISO 15 0
Mr. and Miss Spencer,
Brathley-green, near •
Rotherham . - 10.10 0
Additioual Subscsip- '
tio-us from .sialitax, ,
per ‘Vm. Raieson and
Rhodes 17 9.3
Two Ladies at Elton,
near Beverley -p 5 0
Subscriptions rrceiro at tip
Tavern ; Lloyd's. Cuiteo-house;
the Bankers in town and count
R. H.
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VAUXHALL SONGS.---Yubiished,by BLAND.
and WELLER,I3, Oxford-street:— • "
" Natior.a: Blunders," sung by Mr. C. Taylor.
"-Little Mary athe Dee," by- Mrs. Bland.
" A Cure for Love,"
',hy Miss Singleton.
." Down the tale of Life," by Mr. Taylor.
Written and Coluposai by Mr.:PARIZY.
The above Songs arc received with the 'most flattering
marks of approbationi every evcsing,`and bonbare.; with oat—
c. ti;al efrwort.f.