The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-12 00:00:00

)DISTRESS IN GERI',IA"I:.'I".

.BOUT Eight-Years ago, the CALAMITIES
occasioned by the War in 'different PROVINCES of
GERMANY gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma-
tien of a COMMtI'TEE in London,- to relieve the Distresses
on the Continent.'

-By the generosity of the British Public, and with the aid of
several Tespectableroreiguere, resident in this cm-hitry, the
sum of nearly 500001. was remitted to the Continent, which
rescued multitudes of individuals and families from the-extre-
mity Of distress, and very brink of ruin.: .
The Committee received, both from Germany and SOrtden,
the•most satisfactorydoeuments, testifying that the vatious
seats which bad been transmitted, had leeeu leaived and e'on-.
scientionsly distributed:; but at no period sirwo the existence
of this Committee, has the mass of every kind of inis,ry been
so great, in the country to Which their atteiithot was, first di-
aected. Never hastle cry of the distressed Germans for help
been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so.press-
ing, as"in the present liniment. Who could read the_ reports
of-the dreadful conflicts which have taken place in Genitally,
during the last eventful year-; of the many sanguinary battles
fought in Silesia, Lusistia„Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg,
and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of-suffer-
ing almost unexampled in the annals of history, without the
m,ist lively emotions? Who coati" hear of so many thousands
llf faMilies barbarousla driven frain.klinnburgit, in the midst
ak 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 of sufferings so dreadful ; to the rescue
of our fellow-men, wino are literally ready to perish, the views
of this Committee are exclusively directed.
Many well-autlumticated afflicting details of the-present
diStress haring been,_ on the 14th, on the 18th, on the 28th,
ou the jlst of January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid
before the Committee, it was immediately resolved, in're-
liance on the. liberality of the British Public, to remit by those
Tufts Eleven Thousand Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta--
ble persons, with directions to form Committees of distribution.
Amount already advertised • - L. 1,8,364 3 6
Subscriptions since received :
•The Bank of England 1000 0 0
Sir L. 0 0 Miss E. It. Martin,
H. W. - - - 015 0 Islington - - 2 2 9

iVilliainWatsoutEici.,6o,, 0 ..1) lqico-
, Assurapce
Richard Nilmes, Esq. Company - 315 0" 0
of .Oriclley House, • English Copper Com-
,Wottoli - under- 1),:ly - - 105 0 0
edge, GloCester - S 0 0 Miss M. Lowe Mau-
Sirlienrly Mart"iii,„- s 3 0 _ rice _
_•_y__ - _ - 1 1 0

Mrs. Gillespie
Prout --
SOulred Dean

0 0 Step. F. Philps, Esq. 3 3
- l 0 0 S. A., - - 2 0
- Palmer, Son, and De-

Geo. Wiltshire, Esq. 10- 0 0 tailtw3 • -
RtruertWailiewright, William Edward
*Esq. - - -1010 i) 13- aitiard - Vau San-
Benj. Starey, Esq. 55 0 . dau, Esq. - -20 0 0
R. Harris, and Sons po o 0 Joseph'Jaines, Esq. 5 5 0
.la:tit:Mauls, jun. - 0 AleX. Maitland, Esq. 5 5 0
Lewis and fiujihes '2l 00 - Schneider - 1 1 0
Cockes; and • Miss Thornton - 10 .0
Wailer - -1515 0 Mr, Downing - - 1 0 0
The Hon .East-india • • Stokes - 1 O. 0

-s0 00
- 1 0 0

.....- .....,......_ ...
Contran y -. -.-525 0 p Rev. H. J. Hare - 5 0 0
Claude Scott, Esq. 100 0 0 . Mr. H. Morrell ,-- 1 0 0
E Goodhait 13rUce• 25 9 0 Mr. J,lgiugard - 1 0 0
Sikes, Snalth, f.c. Co-100, 0 0 G.A. - - -010 6
John Wines, Esq. - .50" 0 0 A Friend to the dis-
' Willi.auf Rixon, Esq. • • tressed - - 0 5 6
Blackheath - - 10 10 0 0. W. M. a Prussian 01 0 0
From,Lloy(l7i. Feb. 7. Horne and Smith 10 10 0.
Edward Warner 10 10 0 Win. Steininetz,Esq. 10 0 0
l'llos.•C. Warner 10 ,10 0 - Rich•-6mith 84 Sous 21 0 0.
Edw. Warner, jun; 10 10 0 J.F.Eva us,Esq,West-
G. H. B.' - ,59 0 ' ' bury ~ - . - 5 0.0
Jain:Cl-nag. „.!; . ‘3-i-, OG, Jacubllosanquet,Eso. 20 0 0
Gear-P G Lbili' • - " 1d 10 0 1.-I...thima-i----*7.3ercti, • - -
-
At%inSort,Withers&Cololo 0 Horton & Co. 01 0 0
Mr. T. Atkinson 00 0 0 Mr• Mackrell - 414 0
Mrs. Agnes Atkinson, A Servant, by T.
. Gt.Orniond-street,2o 0 0 Tohelove - 1 1 0
' Feb. -0. Re-v.-Charles Jerram,
. .. . .

, .
Robert Surridge,Esq. and a Friend 2 0 0
Romford. - 5 0 0 Veres, Smart,&Co. 100 0 0
'l'. Roberts& Sutton 21 0 0 Min- Rawson, Esq. 10 10 0
Jas. Cazenove & Co. 50 0 0 Rawson,. &c., Salt-
-X. Y. - - 5 0 0 marshes - 10 10 0
Mr. W. Paul - 1 0 0 J• P. S. - - 1 1 0
John Davidson 31 10 OM. S. - - 1 0 0
D. P. Watts, Esq. 50 0 0 T" Childr6o - 0 6 0
Feb. 9. • A Servant, - 0 3 0
Blanclienhagen, Vol_ Thomas Ryder, _Lsq. 30 0 0
I - • laston, and Elliott 21 0 0 Thomas Green a oud
Charles Green 5 0 0 anti Sons - 30 0 0
Williain Fouling- 0 2 0 Three Children ,0 3 0
James Dunlop 25 0 0 N.Nl.ll;otlishild,Esq. 100, 0 6
Fra.John-Stnith Wil- J. Branham, Esq. , 5 0 0
son . ' -. 10 10 0' Edmund Gouldsmith 5 0 0
• Edward Prosser -10 10 0 Rev. Herman Giuse 5 5 0
Francis Tandy, Esq. Mrs. Archibold, of
of-Richmond Lodge Girone - 1 1 0
Belfast, per Mfsrs. David Pennant, Esq.
ThOrley,ait C. 0.. 10 10 0 pier Mr. Samene 10 10 0
W. J. L... - 1 0 0 Messrs. 'fwinings &
John, James, & Rob. . Co'. 1 , 30 0 0
mani.oess - 52 10 0 W Nunn and Co. 21 0 0
Miss Hempel .. - 2 0 0 Mrs. L. Schneiber,
' Feb. 10. • Denmark-hill 20 0 0
Govermir and Com- Collection at Clapham
panv for •Smelting Church, after Sur-
Lead with I'it and . Mun, by the Rev.
Sea-Coal, per Dar- \Vna. Dealtry 123 5 0
clays • - - 105 0 0
' Subscriptions recei% ed at the Bars of the City of London
Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; St.ock Exchange; and at all
the l4ankcrs in town and country. _ _ -

R. 11. Sl)flrlN,
Secretaries.
LUKE 110WARDJ

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.DAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of
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