The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-02 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCR 2, 1814

DISTRESS IN GERMANY,

ABOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES
occasioned by the Wai: in differeut -11ValifINC*; of.
,GERMANY gave ri,e to a S;TBSCRIPTION,-anii the Forma-
tion of a COMNIITTEE in London, to relieve t►ie Distresses
on the Continent. •

By the generosity of the British Public, the suns of nearly
50,0001. was remitted, which rescued tualtittides from the ex-
tremity of want ; but at no period since the 'existence of
this Committee, has the mass of every kind of misery been
so great, in the country to which their attention was, first di-
iected ; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia,
Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, awl other parts,
have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al-
most unexampled in the annals of hiskiry.
The Cokumittee arc anxilus to impress upon the -minds of
their countrymen, that in anticipation of British support,
they have remitted to different parts, of Germany to the
amount of near 40,0001

. Amount already advertised L. 35,426 16 10
Subscriptions since received :
At Messrs. Hoare and Co. Edwin Dawes, Esq. Wi n-
non. Adm. Rob. Dighy 60 0 chilsea - -
rteV. Edw. Thorold, ot John Wallin's, Esq. Pit-
Grayinghtun,Lincoln- ton-house - lo 0
shire - 51. 17s. 9d. Joseph Price, of Mon- -
Sir 'r. D. Arland, Bart. 25 0 niouth, per Win. Pep-
.lo s. and W. B. Gamey :, 5 percm ne .. 6 0
Rev. Rob. Beachcroft, Nathaniel Thompson 10 10
' Blundhain, kieaforii- I):ter Cherry, E. Sails-
shire - 1 2 2 bury-place
'Mr. Beachcroft, sen. 3 3J. Hamburger and Co.
Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 10 per C. Gardner 10 10
D. S. - - 1 0 C. F. Wembe - 1 0

5 0

5 0

M. W.
~7 2 2 Charles Jorbard - i 1)
Lord Viscount Curzon 30 0 Findlay, Banuatyne and
W. G. Peyton, Esq. 5 5 co. - _ 50 0
At :dear:. Down and Co. Geo. Brucker and. Cu. 31 10
Richard Martin, Esq. A. B. - - 10 0
Stroudwater - 10 0 William Baker, Esq. •
Rev. T. Horne - 5 5 Bayford Herts 50 0
Collectionat.St.Swithin's Ro'osrt & John Jaeksols 10 10
London-Stone, '-,y Rev. Rev. J. B. Sumner 5 0
IL G. Watkins, Rec- Jesse Russell - 10 10
tor - 1031. 25. 3d. 0. and F. - 5 5
The Children of St. Swi- 'l'hoinas Pitt - 10 10
thin'sSimdaySehoJl 2iAs.7d. The Parishes. of Testor
W. Hawkins
- 1 0 and Nettlesed, by the

Rev. J. King - l 0 10 Rev. J. Kennedy 201.25.9 d.
John Newinarsh,3..T.sq. 10 10 Sandries,froni ls.to 10s. 2 2
Collection at Lo*g Acre .tnhn Simmons - 5 5
Chaim% !,iy Mr. .1. • Mrs. Alexander - 5 0
Kiog - 81. l Is. Gd. G. C. - ,l 6 0
HunianityandGratitude 1 0 J. Green, mi.and Co. 2S 0
Mrs: Placid 1 0 Mrs. Green 25 0
M. 1 0 J. H. Green; Esq. §s 0

.Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London
Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all
the Bankers in town and country:

R. H. MAR .Secretaries.
LUKE HOWARD, J

MARRIOTT'S INIPROVED PATENT KITCHEN RANGE.
MARRIOTT having recently made verb
considerable Improvements, is induced to offer
to the notice-oldie Public the above admirable Invention, as;
the most comolefe Article of the kind ever manufactured for
Roasting. Baking, Boiling, Steaming, Stewing, &c. and a
constant supply of ten .ontwelve Gallons of Hot Water, with
one half the usual fuel. This Range is 'attended with much
less trouble than any other, and the uteitsils used in the ope-
ration of cooking ate kept perfectly chum, and are far more
durable than with common ranges. It is also a certain cure
for smoky chin:inks, which has teen .proved by repeatail ex-
periments. Its rapid and increasing sale, added to the uni-
versal atisfaction it has given, are the strongest proofs of its
utility ; warranted to answer, .never having failed in a single
instance. .
.•

As from the small portion of Fuel requisite, it.is advantage-
ous for small families, so from the quantity of work it 4111
perform; it is suitable for large establishments, and is parti-
cularly adapted for the use and convenience of privato fami,
lies, taverns, lodging .houses, hoarding-schools,
Kitchens fitted up with Ranges, embiacing all the latelm-
provemeuts, with Steam-boilers, Ovens, Hot closets, and
Steam-kettles. All kinds of Stoves for Drawing-rumus, Par-
lours, Halls, Churcbes, S•ic.; humane Man-traps, to secure
depredators without injuring them; Spring-gnus of different
constructions. A Patent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new
principle, constructed so as to require neither weights nor
pnllies ; the works being enclosed, are protected from injury
and irregularity; from its extreme simplicity, not liable to be
out of order, and calculated for every Kitchen;
To he seen in use daily at the Patentee's Nlanufactory, No.
Eli, Fleet-street, London.