The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-04 00:00:00

DISTRESS, IN GERMANY.

- . .
• it BOUT Eight-Years ago, the- CALAMlTlES-
occacioned by" the War -in 'different PROVINCES of
•GERMANY gave rise.to.a SUBSCRIPTION, ant the Forma-
tion of a COMMITTEE in' London, to relieve the Distresses
on the Continent.

By the generosity of the British- Public, and with the aid'of
several respectable FOreigners, resident in this country, the
sum of nearly 50,0001. was remitted` to the Continent; which
• rescued multitudes of individuals and fatuities from the extre-
mity of distress, and the very brink of ruin.
The Committee teeeived, both froth Germanyand Sweden,
the most satisfactory documents, testifying that the various
Sums-which bad been transmitted, had lateen received and con-
scientiously distributed ; but at net period since the existence
ad this COmmittee, has the mass of every kind of misery been
so great, in thp country to which their attention Was hrst di-
Jetted. Never has e cry of the distressed Germans for help
been so urgent,,their appeal to British benevolence -so press-
ing, as in the preseut•taoment. Who could read the reports
of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place in .Germany,
during the fast eventful year; of the many sanguinary battles
-foughtin Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg,.
-and other parts; and peruse the melancholy details of.suffer-
lug almost unexampled in tke ann4ls of history, wittofit the
most lively emotions ?- Who could hear Of sit many 'thousands
of families barbarously driven from Hamburgb, in the midst
of a severe winter ; of so many villages burnt,- cities pillaged,
whole principalities desolated, and not glow with ardent
desire to assist in relieving distress *so multifarious and ex-
tensive ?

To the alleviation off sufferings so dreadful; to the rescue
of our felloW-men, who are literally ready to perish, the views
of this Committee are exclusively directed
Many well-authenticated afflicting deta;ls of the present
distress liaing been, no the 14th, on toe Nth, on the 28th,
on the 31st of January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid
before the Committee, -it was immediately resolved, in re-
liance on this libeiality of the British Public, to remit by.t hose
posts Eleven Thousand -Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta-
ble persons, with directions tofformCommitteesof distributiott
at the several places mentioned.
Amount already advertised L. 7,862 12 0

Subsoriptions sinca received.
Copied on the 3d of February, -1814, fro:u the Subscription
Book at 11.,loyd'; Coffee7house.
1814.— JAN. 28.

E.Boehrn an cl J. Tay-. Mrs. Eliz. Harris 1 6 0.
for 103 0 0 Eliz. Coollworthy 3 0 0
G. Haddcn and Co. 10 10 0 Harman and Co. 100. 0' 0
G. Foolesten 10 10 0 .1. Hurwood 10 10 0
J. Chippen,dale 10 W 0

JAN 29.
J. Bevans - 2' 2 0 J. GoW,l3ow-lane 5 5 0
Mr. Lancaster, for It. M'Clare ' 5 5 0

Rev.‘Mr.Groves 1 0 0 The Printer of the.
J. Simpson = 5 5 0 Public Ledger 10 10 0
Randle W. Abraham, • S. Brooks - 10 10 0
,Esti.par J..coutts ZacharyLangtou,and

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grid Co. - 20 0 0 Co. --, 3O 0 0
Brown,Sharpe,&Co. 21 0 0 Taylor and Mousey 52 10 0
Earl Crawford, per R. °aril and Son 10 10 0
Messts.llrumnond 21 0 0
JAN :3 1 . -
1t...c0n-per - 5 5 0 J. Ogden, Upper
J. Illiuleston. sen. 5 0 0 . Thawes-street

20 0 0
20 0 0

Brown, Longhorn, & Baccus and Green
Brailgford - • .25! 0 0 -G.Jenutfr,New Mill-
J. Turnbull,S, Guils- man-street,Fonnd-
tord-street lO 10 0 . ling Hospital . 1 I'o
Liebman, Lowe, and J.Broadwood & Sons 100 0.0
Co. - - , 52 10 0 Harry" Seclgwicl, 5' 5 0
M. Seders - 5.0 0 J. Wartuaby - 5 5 0
W. E. hose - 5 5 0
FEB. 1.
J. Saunders ' .
__- 10 10 0 Charles and W.Arm-

J. Hunter and Cu. 21 0 0 strung .- 10 10 0
W. Frenie - 50 U U Davin Griffin - 10 0 0
Urhanus Sartuvies, Gotchal Levien, sen. 5 0 0
Winchester-street 105 0 0 Bendry, Brooke,Hal-
Matthew Wilson 5 30 - bert and Brooke 10 10 0
Lucy Nilson - 3 5 0 • .

.. FEB. 2.
James Letterbox 0 4 0 Sage, Rawdon, and
James Putman, Esq, 5 00' Jennings - al 10 0
Charles Bartman, 2, - Edward Bradford 5 0 0
London-bridge 10 10 0. Richard Birkett and
Reid„ Irving, and Sons 31 10 0
Co. -- 105 0 0 GeV'. &Jos.Ranking 100 0 0

Mr. Phil. Bromridge 1 0 0 Hankey and Co. 100. 0 0
M?s. B. Harding 1 0 0 Wham A/lers, Esq. 20 0 0
Miss C.Blytlr,a child William White, Esq.
Hoddesdon ,10 10 0
of i 1 years of age, * •
subscr4)ed her own Edw.& John White 21 0 0
_ little pocket-money Elthrmann&Collmann 25 0
and collected , 2 56 . Jos.Hibbert, sen. C.
John & Skiuner Tur- . & John Hihbert 21 00,

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ney 21 n 0 Flolints,Hall,&Co. 20 0 0
Benj. and Sam.Cham- W in. & Jas. Lenin 5'2 10'0
pion - 20 0 0 Aeth. U. Henricks 20 0 0
John Hannan . tlOO 0 0 J,. A Levy and Co. 50 0 0
Aug.Theseger, Esq. 5 0 0 M. S. Warburg, Esq 10 1G 0
Henry Harrison, Esq. 2 0 0 Jobn Tweinlow,Esq. 20 0 0
P. and IV.Bateman 20 0 0 J, G. Cohen, Esq. ' 4 0 0
Thos. Key and Co. :10 0 0 Rt. and .I. Wilson 52 0 0
Phoenix Fire-ollice 100 0 0 Mocatta& Golismid 2o 0 0
Mrs: E. Meredith, 10 6.5. M. Dellis, Esq. 10 10 0
Rich Ogliorn, Esq. 5 5 0 Miss Defflis 2 2 0
Zac. Macaulay & Ba- Mr. G. Oppenheimer 10 10 0
hington l5 0 0 Goldsmid &Solomons 40 0 (4
Rev. Josiah Pratt 2 0 0 Edmund feel, Esq. 20 0 0
Kyiner,Nl‘Taggart,& The Clerks ofMessrs.
. Co. ' . 106 0 0 B. A. Goldsehmidt •26 6 0
Williams &Beß,tar- \ 1). Kleeberg, Esq. %0 0 0
mouth .10 ~0 .0 Darid and Taylor 20 0 0
Ripley,Wiss,&Ripley 50 0 0

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

R. H. NIAR rIN, iSecretaries:
LUKE 110WARD,1

CONIPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS, LIVER, &c.

Dll. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, from
their tendency to open the pores, and promote all the
natural secrekionS, are the best Remedy for Colds, slight Fe-
vers, ItheuMatisms, -and all Disorders occasioned by ob-
structed Perspiration. They are equally excellent for Liver
and Gouty Complaints; fur Head-aches, Indigestions, and
for other affections of the Stomach awl Bowels, too often the
consequence of free living. AP4 g.eueral Family Medicine
they, have no equal; they are mild in their operation, and.
they arc recommended and taken by Gentlemen of the first
eminence in the Faculty.
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yard,
London; but as many persons mistake the house,they are de-
sired to nbserre, that the Number is Forty-five, four doors
front Cheapside. Also to be had at Dr. James's late house in
Bruton-street.