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ittsolved unanimously, That this Meeting rejoices in the
opportunity thus afforded, Of publicly, testifying its admira-
tion and gratitude to the Russian nation, for its glorious iv-
tistanee against the late most atrocious and unprovoked in-
vasion, thereby affording a bright example, which it is hoped
may rouse the latent energies of the rest of Enrope, that by ,
one powerful and cordial co-operation, a speedy stop may be
put to the further effusiou at human blood, and a solid and
lasting peace be established; and in paying the tribute, so
justly due to patriotism the most exahed, the Meeting dims
feelingly deplore the bitter sufferings of the inhabitants of
those Governments of the Russian empire which have heels
exposed to the devastation of the enemy's armies, scarcely
more formidable in the pride aud insolence of conquest, than
iu the desperation of defeat.
To attempt to describe these sufferings would be shocking
to humanity; the subjects of these happy Realms can form no
adequate idea of theta. Such, however, are their nature and
'exteut, that all ranks must commiserate them, and those
whb possess the means, will be aasio6S Us coutribute by pe-
cuniary aid to their alleviation.
Resolved therefore unanimously, That a Subscription be
'how opened, and that the sums collected be from time to
time invested in Exchequer Bills, aill a communication shall
have been wade witii his alajestylatinhassailegat the Court
of St. Petersbargla as to the most eget:teal mode of applying
the Relief. •
Resolved, .That all the Bankers ht London and Westmi.
ster be invited to receive Subscriptions.
Resolved, That Books be opened aid left at the Bars of
Lloyd's Coffee-house, for receiving Subscriptions; and that
Subset iptions be also received by Mr. Holden, or some per-
son attending hi his behalf, at this house. •
Resolved. That theThauks of this Meeting be given to the
Bight-Honourable the Lord Mayor, for his haudsonie offer of
the use of the Mansion House, upon this interesting occasions
and that he be an Honorary Member of the Committee.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was raoved by Mt.
Harman, sen. and unanimously resolved, That the Thanks of
this Meeting bagivea to William Manning, Esq. the Chair-
alai -for for his able conduct in the Chair.
. A WM. HOLDEN, Secretary.
Amount of Subscriptions already advartised,Cl9,22B 3 6 ,
John Quantock, Esq.. 10 0 L. Macauley and-13a- .•
Walter Cameron 10 10 biugton ' 'lO 10
John Appleton 1 1 Richard 'All . 2'o
The :see. S. Clarke Captain Farguliar,R.N. 5 0
Jervoise 62 10 Anonynams ' 10s. Gd.
Hetheriugton & alus- David Hunter /9 10 '
ken 5'2 10 . James Renal Lyms '6 O
Cox, Heisch, & Co. 52 10 John Hasler 10 10
Dunnage, Forster,and Henry Jackson ' • . 6 6
Son - 20 0 Lewis Paieske, sen.'&
Niehola.s Pea rse 5a 10 jun.:tintiS.Gross 100 0
Mesrs. W. Chatteris, F. Roper, Heriie-hill, 21 0
Whitmore, and Co. 105 0 Robert eachanan 10 0
'W. Tebbs 5 0 J. C. Ruding awl Son 10a
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Denals and Henloek •10 10 Mr< Richd. Bradshaw 2 0
W. and It. Stubbs, and Newell Coanop, Jun. 5 5
George Absolcau 21. 0 P..t{tinsge 2" 2
;fames afeyisf aud'Co. 52 10 R.Nichollniear Barnes 2G 5
Thomas Barnett 20 0 Drewry Ottley. . 5 0
Rev. W. G. Rowland as , James Cowper 10 10
asla:,nry 1 1 Larkins, Son, & Rusa
Kiablewhite,ltowland sell . 31 10
and Robinson 21 0 George Curling 4 3
\Valium Wirre 21 0 William Rowlett 100 0
Mrs. Brathwait Wane 10 10 Albers and Cushier 21 0
John Nixon . SI 40 S. IC Morrison ~ .
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Messrs. Twining SO 0 Edward Duna • „_ ,4
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John Maud 21 0 Wilson, Hodgainson,
Charles Cartwright 20 0 Islinshull, and Co. 62 10
Mitchell and Venne 10 10 B. G: al'indus 6 3 .
•Ralusbottoms, New Scott,Louglinans,Pen-
man and Co. ' 105 0 fold, and Veitch, of
Thomas Piper 10 10 Madeira, by A. cud
Robert Haswell 2 2 ..1. Loughnan 52 10
Sikes, Snaith, & Ca. 105 0 Rudolph Griming 31 10
George Bogle 20 0 Edward C. Bradtard • 6 0
Admiral 'l'. Ilertie 10 0 J. C. P. De Neyva, &
Joseph and John Coope 52 10 L. It. de Sa s SO 0
Ecaintiel Goociliart . 25 0 Mae-societal Wiatislaw 10 If
T. Hodgson laid San 60 0 G. Levies, sen. 5 1
G.Dattinar and Son 21 0 A. T. 6
.Abel Chapman 21 0 Isaac Sally and Son 105 0
Abel Chapuilui. jun, 5 5 M. Haulaa and Son 100 0
Cade andltubinson '"5 5 redder, Biot% and
Bendry, Brooke, and Simon 10
Ilulaert 10 10 Robert Vedder 81 10
Charles Holmes, Royal Eiche Hutchins, &Co. 21 0
'' :'Exchange . ' 2 2 Jolla Rapp 100 0
George & Morris Op- William Fiemo 69 10
penheimer . 50. O.... Campbell, Bowden,
Venn,Wright,&Venn .10 10 and Cu. .105 0
Mr. Potter 1 0 Paxtous, Cotkerell,
Itaderith Mackensie • s 5 Trail and Co. 105 0
G. B. 13allackey 6 5 R.. and It. Symonds
131anchenhagen, Wol- (Madeira) la lb
Liston and Elliott 52 10 Arthur Willis to to
13111kely,thieliford,and Colin A.. Mackenzie to 10
' Alleack St 10 Mr. E. Baker a 3
,Mr. al eery tease 10 10 J. N. Smith 5 • 5
John Stockwell 26 0
10 10 Charles Clown
George Wolff, Esq. of 25 0
,Crowder, Lavie, and
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J 01441 Letts , 5 4 hear-Admiral William
Munro, Brown, and . Pierrepont ' , 5. 6
, alunro - 50 0 Frederick Natusen A $
Curries, Raikes,& Co. 105 0 MungaGihnore ' 10 10
Clerks of ditto - 21 0 Messrs. Booths, Cows
Itailton and Itankins • cross 105 0
per Curries and Co. 100 0 Crawley andElgie 10 10
George Bowles 50 0 Sh. Reed -. 10 10
J. T. Jamesand Co. .50 0 J. and G. Moravia 50 0
M. S. Parnther 10 10 William Cooke 6 0
John 1-10blICS • 10 10 Wrightand Morgan : 50 0
Holmes Hillatt, and - E. B. Comas, 'a ' 0
Sanders 10 10 J. Pearson and Sons 31 10
Schutze, Rohrs, & Co. 52 10 Joseph Denison, and
Smith, Martin, and • Co. 105 0
Smith'` 52 10 Thomas Wilkinson 21 0 '
Wbeefer & Farnworth 25 O. Pieschell &Schreiber 52 10
Emanuel Silva .. 10 .10 Joseph Kemp 5 0
Ogdin and Meaux 1.1 15 William Walker 52 10,
Collison Starkey,&Co 52 10 Harden and Jaques 21 0
Robert Taylor , 2,5 0 eF. C. Zimmerman en 0
Win. Hynain 5 0 John Give, Bow-lane 6 5
J. Stow 6 0 Augustus Pecliell,,Esq, 5 0
Richard Knight & Son 10 10 Davidson and Co, 105 0
'liaison, Wright,krim- •" William Hale 5 6
son 52 10 Lang, Chauncey, and
C. H. alousley 25 0 Lucas , 100 0
'Martiailis and Albers 50 n Lord Carrington 100 0
C. V. Masi tell 10 10 J.Popple,Ea.stllurnhain 10 0
Mrs,,Masius ' 1 1 -Joon alaekie . - 62'- 0.,
Roebualcs,Stow, &Kay 25 0 : Veres, Smart, and Co. 200 0
Jacob Warner, Sons, John Barlow .'a 0
and Whitinarsh 52 10 Peter Guillebaild 10 ' 0
Michael Huy 800 0 ,GaSmith, sailsby • 5 0
SirJ.W.Andersoa,Bart. Si) 0 David King and Son 10.40 -
David Cadell,ven. 10 10 JaraesVere and Co. . 30 0
J.Threupson,Shadwell 31 10 Lady Young ' 5
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'tarn. Searincke 21 0 John Riehards 2 2'
Edward faaatain ' 26. 6 lI.'S NI• . $ 0
John al, daas and Sun 40 0 Rev, W. Agatter 2 - 2
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