The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1814.

D I STRESS -IN -GERMAN Y.

BOUT Eight Years. ago, the CALAMITIES
occasioned Uy, the Wardifferent PROVINC!'.S of
GERNIANY'tzave to a SUBSCRIPTION, 'and the I,,,rina-
tion of a CONIMITTEE in LOndon, to relieve the Distresses
on the Coutinelit.

By the generosity of
_the British Public, the sum of nearly
50,000 i. was remitted, which rescued multitudes front the ex-
tremit, of want ; but at no peridd 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 first di-
rected ; where the many :angninitry battles fought in Silesia,
Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts,
have'entailed upon fhe peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al-
most unexampled hi the annals of history. •
The Committee arc anxi,,us to iuspress upon the minds of
their countrymen, that in anticipation 'of British support,
tliey.have remitted to different parts of Germany to the
amount of near 40,0001.
• •
Amount already advertised - ,C. 48,390 9 5
Subscriptions since received

• • At Lloyd's.. R. S. Wishech - b 0
J. Knight, jun. - 1 1 W. I)Acsou, sen. Stone 2 2
2 W.Dicksoli,jun.nc.ir do. 2 2
Cummiugs, Esq. 2 2 The COTimration of
Messrs. Needham and High Wycoriih 20 0
Nixon, "N AtingLiain ie 10 The Mayor, Aldermen,
.Haynes end lentLh 10 0 and liailiffs of ditto,
of Sutton 'Val- with two 'friends to ,
14nee, Kent, per S. the Cause • - 30 0
- - - 2 2 Friends of Saffron Wal-
-11.0.t. Tayior. don, Stained, Bard-
Sionimith, Oer'on 10, 10 field, • Finchingfield,
.lington 5 4 • SalinF,Thaxted,Fel-
.l'. E. 'fl• • ns., , ditto 5• 5 sled, and Stebbing,
.11. r v . .Derr Essex - 83 6
by, i 1. 10 0 Sundries, per A. F. Gibson
••• .
sCurlins,,C-:-,, mid Co. 81 10 Rei!,- T. Dalton, Nor-
C'haries - 10 10 man House - 5 5
S.)ciety, Tiro. Hall, Esq..Walthin 1 1
Ne wbury, per RtV. • 'JOIIII Fiske, Esq: ditto 1 1
R. Smith 26 5 Thomas Smith, Esq. do. 1
Friends of 1-ItulcY, - • Henry Archer, Esq. do. '1 .1
prr Jos. .lolm Marten, Esq. do. 1 ,
May - - 67 9 GeOrge Walton, ditto 1 I
East HunnittgfieldCol•• Sundries, . from Is. to
lection,' per Rev. J. 103'. Gd. - 21, I Gs. Gd.
N,!ttidge • - 6 0 J. Gawen, per Jones,
Wyeointi Coffee- Lloyd, and Co.
tion, per Ree.J.Prke 40 0 Richard .Nichull, Esq.
Drayton, ilranzhatup, . East Barnet,
15uck,,Collection,per • Bradford,Yorksbire,lst
Rev. Satii. 9 0 remiitance - 500 0
J. H. - • - 21 0 CaStle,liedingham,Pa-
-6enre,-e, .lacl.son; Esq. - • _Collection, per
Kentish Town 10 0 Ker. H. -D. Morgan 58 4

10 10

20 0

SubscriptiboC rvcrived at the Bars of the (;ity of London
Tavern ; Llo3d's Coate-house; Stoi;ii. Exchange; and at all
the Bankers in town and ctountry.

IL [I. ITN, • 1
-h'ecretaries.
LUM,, HOWARD, J. •

OFFICE DF,OIW.V.INCE, Feb. 21, 1814. ,
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His
JESDY'S 0111EVI:INCE do , hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be' received. at their Office, in
Mall, en or Wore Friday, Me:lBth day of March next; from
each Persons as nay be to undertake the Supply of
FlCrage for the brdnanee Ilirays stationed in the follvving
Districts, to Sc delivered at. the Exproce of the COntracior,
North Britain, - South Wt,t, including Ports-
Northern, mouth, Isle of Wight, and
Yorkshire, ' Chri'stchuiclf,
Eastern, excluiive of Was- Western;
' . • Woolwich with its Depend-
Southeiii, exclusive of. Cha- cocks,
ham, Warley and Chatham,
• Weedon, Nortfiiimptonshire,
for a period tif Six liloaths, from the let of April next.

,The Oats to lie good,sweit, dry, wad clean, without any
mixture of Foxy or Mowburnt Oats; and must not, weigh less
thait-37 pounds per Winehester Bushel; 'the" Hay to be sweet
and dry, and -deliverolin Trusses of 56E6;s..weight.
The Straw, to be gotl, clean, and dry Wheat •r Rye
Straw, and delivered iu Trusses of fidlbs. weight.'
The Prices to be paid fur the respective Quantities of each
,Irtice•ivhieh 'nay be delivered, at the followi4 rates, t+ii.
For the Oats at per hundred pounds; Avoirdupois tot ii;let.
For the Hay. at ' "per hundred and' tivelVe Pounds. -

For the Straw at per, havedred and,tweleeponads.
The Proposals may' be delivered seperatelg or jointly for,
two or more of the erred Districts, and it is expected that the
Contractor shall receive the Steihle Dung,'which,daring the
Period of his Contract, may' accanauliite;mitki>ig an allow-
ance for the same, after the rate of per Horse in,.
;reef:.

Further Particulars may be known upon Application to
• the Officers commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dis-
lrict; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afore-
said, any day ietween the hears If Ten and Four o'Clock,
where the Proposarls 2rtyst Lcdelivered, sealed up antkindors-
ed, " Proposals for Forage i". but no Proposals can be ad-
mitted after the said iB;ll.lfarch, at Twelve o' Clock at ..VtJon
of tie same Dart, :Wither will any Tender be noticed, unless
. .
the Party making it, er an Ayent I,n his belta'rt. shall
attend. By Order of the Board,
R. 11. CR Secretary.

Cu, 1:11AW: COALS FOR GIBRALTAR.
Commissary in Chief's Office, March 10, ISI4.
SUCH Persons as ate desirous of Contracting
with the Countissary in Chief to supply COALS, to be
delivered at Gibraltar, may receive Particulars of the Con-,
tracts at this ()Wee, between the hours of Eleven and Five,
and deliver Unit' Tende'•s sealed up, and directed ta. the
Commissary in- Chief, marking threon " Tender for Coals
for Gibraltar ; on or .before Wednesday, the 23d instant,
(but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock en that
day), nor will any Proposal be noticed. unless niade on or
a:mese(' to a printed Particular, and the Prices inserted in
• words at length normiless'a Letter be subjoined to such
Proposal signed by Two. Persons of known property, engaging
to become bound with the ,Party tendering in the sum ex-
pressed in the Particulars for the due performance of the
Contract.