The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

DiSTII2,-‘'',-IN GERMANY.

A BOUT Eight Years agO, the CALAUITIES
-occa,ioned by the War in different PROVINCES of
GERMANY Pare rise to.a SUBSCRIPTION, and the. Form-
ation of a COSIMITrEE in Loudon, to relieve the Distresses
on the Continent.

•
By the genefosity of the British Public, the sum of manly
50,0001. was iodated, whiph rescued.miltitudes from the ex-
tremity of want; hut' at no period since the existence of
This• Committee, has the nMSs",oI every lied of misery been
so great, iii the country to which their attention ..vas first di-
rected; where the many sanguinary battles fougi in Silesia,
Lusatia, BoheMia, Saxony, Brandenburg, 'and other pirts,
have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferinp, al-
most unexampled in the,annals of history.
The Committee are anxious to impress Upon the minds of
their countrymen, that in anticipation' of British' support,
they lave remitted to different parts of Germany to 'the
amount of near 40,0001.
Amount already advertised - X. 49,400 2 5

Subscriptions

At Messrs, Barday,

rice receir-ed :
At Messrs. Martin,
Stone? and Co.
Richardson and Son L. 21 0
H. - - - 1 0

Tritten, and Co.
Sundries from Chehen-

tam and Glouceste rL. G 6
Friends at Teitkes- •

bury - - 38/. Is. 6d.
T. Bennett - - 2
Mr. Worllidge - - 1 6
E. Squire - - - 2 2
Smith, Harrington and
Co. - - 105 0
'At Messrs. Goslings
and Sharp's.
Miss Arnott - - 1 0
Miss L. Arnott - - 1 0
Miss A. Arnott - - 1 0
Miss. 111. Arnott - - .1 0
A Widow's Mite - 2 "0
At Sir John Lubbock,

Rev. J. Hamilton - 2 2
At Meisrs. Sikes & Co.
Admiral Sir Thomas
Bertit - -
Rev. J. Ruddock - 5 .5
At Messrs. Pares and
Heygate.
The Honourable Mrs.
Bowater, of Old
Dalby-Hall,
tershire - - - 10
The Servants of the
Hall, per ditto 2
The Inhabitants of the
Village, per ditto
C. D. per ditto -
At Messrs. Curries
Raikes, and Co.
Collected at I%lalton,
by sundries - 941. Ss. 9d.
Society of Friends, at
Malton - . -
At. Messrs. Willis,
Percival, & Co.
Mrs. Dacres, Bath - 4 4
Thnmas Hnnt, Esq.
Ottudle- - - - 10-10
T. Bowles, Esq. Mil-
ton-Hill, - 10 0
At Messrs. Child & Co.
Mrs. Hobson - -10 0
Miss Hobson - - 10 0
- 1 0
10 0

- 10 0

- 4 11
- 2 0

Bart. and Co.
Lady Lubbock - - 5
Lucas and Proctor 10 I'o
John Crowder Esq. of
Brotherton -
At Messrs. Marten,
Hale, and Co..
Mrs. Martha Stowe), - 5 5
Benjamin Torin, Esq. 5 5
At Messrs. Hammers-
leys and Co.
Rev. J. Faithful, War-
field - - -
Thc Warden and Fel-
lows of All Souls'
College, Oxford, per
. • Fletcher and Par-
sons -
.The Master of Uni-
versity College, per
ditto -
Shuttle-
worth, New College,
per ditto - - $ 3
Rev. J. Johnson, Mag-
dalen College, per
ditto - - - 1 1
Dr. Ward, ditto, ditto 5 5
Mrs. Ford, ditto, ditto 10 10
Rev. R. Jenkins, Ba-
liol Cyllege, per
ditto - - -
Rev. R. Downes, New
College, per ditto - 1
Arthur Young, Esq. - 2 2
Sundries, under 10s.
each - -17 s. Gd.
At Messrs. 111asterman

5 0

-30 0

7 0

- SO 0

- 5 5

- -
John Sheppard, Eq.
Collection iu Cogges-
ball Church, after a
sermon by the Rev.
Brook B. Stevens
271. lls. 7d.
Daniel Cabanel, Esq. 10 1)
J. Fryer, Twickenham 10 0
J.. C. - - - - 1 0

Robert Seymour . - 5. 5
Collected at the Chapel
of the United Bre-
thren, at Bristol
Rev.. Mr. Rooker, Ta-
vistock - - - •
Hastings ("first Sub-
scription), by J. G.
_Shorter,sq. Mayot 100 0
Lancaster, after a Col-
lection - - -36 0
The Vicar, Rev. John
Mornly, Chaplain to . •
his Royal Highness
the Duke of Susse4 50 0
-
Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of LondOn
Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; §tocli I and at all
the Bankers in town and country.
It. 1.1. NiAlt rEN, }Secretaries'
LUKE HOWARD,
ERRATUM..—Omitted to advertise the 3d of Feb. " Sir
Thlalas Baring, Bart. toot."

1 1

and Co.
John Moberly, Esq. 105 0
Friends at Pearith and
vicinity j -

- ea 0

- 33 -18

1 0