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ESTM --INSTER ASSOCIATION for theVfi/
farther RELIEF of the SUFFERERS. by the WAR
in GERMANY.
His Royal:Highness the Ddhe of YORK, in the. Chai/
At a rery.numerons Meeting, attended by his Royal ,High-
'less the Duke of Sussex, the Archbishops of Canterbury and
York, and many of the f3ishops,.Nobility, and other Persons
of distinction, . •

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It was unanimously resolved,
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That a... Committee. be appointed ,to solicit and receive
subscriptions for this •purpose, and tlp.t all monies so receiv-
ed be placed under the management and controut of the said
Committee; that the Committee du consist of the folloWing
persons, Arith power to add to their numbers, or to unite with
the City Committee, if they deem it expedient. ' .

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- commITTEE.
Archbishop of Canterbury R. H. Inglis, Esq.
Archbishop of York - Joshua Watson, Esq. .
Bishop Of London • Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge
Bishop of Exeter Henry Thornton, Esq. M.P.
Bisliop of Chester Roy. ii. H. Norris -
Bishop of Salisbury Sir J.. Macintosh, ALP -
Bishop of Ely Hon. F. Noi th
-Lord Kenyon Colonel Bathorst •
i Lord Cuithorpe - Rt. lion. Sir Wm. Scott, M.P.
L, Lord BArdley • . • Chas.'Grant,' Esl. :inn. M. P.
Rt. Hon: Sir J. Nicholt, M.P. Rt. lion. J. C. Villiers'
Rt. Hun. G. Rose. M.P. ' it. 11. Marten, Eq. '
Sir Thomas Acklaud, M.P.- W. li. Hoare, Esq.

E.WithrhhatAllootle,F.sq.M.l) J. Round, Esq: M.P.
Wm. ‘Vilbtrfurce, 12.4 q. M.P.
Committee-room, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street,
where, all Communications may be addressed, and whe,re Sub-
scripticias will be received; as we; I as by Messrs. Hammers-
'Ali anti Co. the Treasurers; and by the several Bauking.
"louses in London and We.i!minster.
Signed by Order of the Committee,
• - JOSHUA WATSOri,_ Secretaries, pro
• R. ACKERMANN, , tempore.

• Subscriptions. since received :
The Parish of \Vestdn, - Lady Bruce • - - ,C5O 0
Cambridgeshire, after Earl of Sandwich - 50 0
aSermon, by thelter, Steward Lrskine, Esq. 10 10
Geo. Co.k, M. A. in- Dean of itixdiester 10 0
eluding* a liberal Do- A poor Welch Baronet 5 5
nation from J. Hall, Win. Marshall, Horse-
Esq. •. - -- 4I 11 0 ferry-road - - --- 2 2
Rev. J. K. S. Brooke 10 10 -AF, iund,perAckermann 1 1
blajor-Gen. W. Murray 10 10 C. Ware - 2 0
A Penhlty on breaking a Bei. Ch. Simeon, Cam-
Carriage Glass - 2 0 bridge, 2il Subscript. 50 0,
HonMarrnadulieDawneys 5 A. B. - - -12 s. Gd.
An Es,ex Farmer . 15 15 Rev. Dr. Va❑ Mildert, .
:John Wells, Esq. - 1 1 ChristChurch,axford 10 0
Thomas Itoberts, Esq. 1 1 Baden Powell - 5 5
Hon.& Rev. Mr.Capel, Rev: Doctor Short 5 5
and Congregation- at Mrs. Staunton. - 1 0
Watford Church 441. 7i. 4d. Earl of Wilton - 50 ' 0
Mrs. Marriott, Church - . MIS. C. May - -- -- 1. 1
Lawfnr.i - - S 0 SpiintsnconsOtim ing of
Mrs. Coazi❑ - 11. ls. 6d. ,Cath. Frances Helen, •
J. and T. Clark, • St. and Francis Butcher .2 2
John-square - 10 10 Thomas klutchon, Esq..2o 0
Earl of Powis . 100.10
ERBATA.—For " If. .1.
.Rid
Ridley, 51. 53."—" Hon. and
Rev. it. Cutts, 51 55.."—" Lot

ley, Esq." read,`t° Iles'. H. J.
Itev. It. Cash," mad,' •• Hod.
Eardley," 1001." read 1501.'

THE LADIES' CEIAPEAU now for
the _first time introduced, continues to receive the no-
bonnied Patrowt:e- of Ladies of taste it) dress, as it is not a
tiecti.,g and temporary fashi,n, but a permanent and
appendage to Ladies' Dresses, and what no. Lady
wit bout, eithee_yli..44 fall di-esed or -ott(rrwise,
traveinag ~y iii seaside; and, of summer, it wit}
render p trawls quite unnecessary, and in the country will he
'found
.inost ai:iicuiiriate and useful. ,It can onlY'bc had
of the Inventress, Mrs. BELL, at her itlograziu des Modes,
NO 22, Upper King-street, opi,osite Ehamiksbitry-place,
Illoom,bury-square, London ; where, also, can oily be had,
the BOUit' ON Eva tnd MAN'I'LE, most elegant and be-
coming thiogs, adapted to the times and feelings. of, English
Ladies; they Me ,oade in a peculiar form, and are novel, in-
teresting, 'am! 'new. Also, the I'LA I OFF CAP, and the
DUCHESS of OLDENBURGH'S BONNET. All of the
above have. given the completest satisfaction to every Lady
of taste in'dress, and have gained the Inventress, Mrs. Bell,
the patronage and tbanks of some of the Most
Petsonages. Ladies residing in the Country can be supplied .
with the above, on communicating their commands as above,
by letker, post paid.
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