The Sun.
London, England, 1814-02-28 00:00:00

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

A BOOT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES
occa;ioned by 'the War in different PROVINCES of
GERMANY grwe ri‘e to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma-
tion efia COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses
on the Continent. -

By the generosity of the British Public, the suns of nearly
50,0001. was remitted,,which 'rescued multitudes from the ex-:
tremity of want; but at no: periOcl since the 'existence of
this-Committee, has the mass of every kind of misery been
so great, in the country to which their attention was.first di-
rected; where the many sanguinary battles fought in
Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts,
have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, 'sufferings, 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 have remitted to different parts of Germany to the
amount of near 40,0001

Amount already advertised - • 1...34,451.1 113 10
Subscriptions since received
At William Holt's. - At Messrs. Birch and
Samuel Southall - 30 0 • Chambers.
Robert Were ' - 10 0 Rev. W. Abbott - 1 1
Elizabeth Coleman -20 A. C. - , - 5 5
John Coleman - , 5 0 Mr. Hunter - - 1 0
Anonymous, per ditto :1 0 D. Ottley,Esq. - • 2 0
Samuel ‘Varin;,, -10 s. 6d. Theo. Price, Harbourne 5 5
The Scholars of Josiah Mr. J.A.Thrul. p 11. 11 s. 6d. •
Forster's School, at W. W. Whitmore,Esq. 10 0
South ate - 4 0 Miss Tyroll - 5 0
Timothy Gill, - 5 5 At Messrs. Hankey
Sa Eat, Taylvi'' - 1 0 and Co.

Auonyniol4 per W. J. Clarke and Sons 20 0
F. Reynolds 2 5 William Alers - 0 0
B.Summersfield - 1 0 John Willes, Esq. 50 0
• William Christy - 15 0 William Dixon, Esq. •
William Wallis .10 10 Blackheath .-• .10 10
Michael Edridge 1 i , Miss E. R. Martin 2 2
Mary Janson . - 5 0 Messrs. L. and H.Witte 31 10
Michael Phillips -5.5 J. A. Shey - . - 10 10
John Phillips - 2 2 Robert Waylen,,jun. , 5 5
Gerras Burgess - 1 OJ. Otte, Esq. per Alas-. '
Deborah Forster 1 0 tcr and Co. ' ' 20 0
D. F.'s Servants - • 0 4 At Messrs. Curries •
F. and P.-Coar - 1 . 1 and Co. .
H. B. Cowell, 'sling- Rey. Richard Raikes 10 10
ton -10 s. 6d. J. and M. Raikes • 50 0
John Giblet, Drury- At Messrs. Drnrumorids:
lane -10 s. 6d. The Earl of Ashburn-
A. Z. • - 1 0 ham -
' 50 0
Richard Phillips •'lO 10 Jrilin Webster - • 1 1
Mary Phillips - i 1 W. K. - . - 1 !-
Win. Caleb and Ili- J. E. C. _-- - 2 0
chard Lucas 31 10 • Rev. Wm. Goodenoagh 4 S
James Rickman 10 10 W. C. and F. M. - .t 2
Corbyn and Co. 50 O. At Messes. Herries &C..
John Maw, Gainibo- Lord De Dunstativille 20 0

rough - 5 0 ,Andrew All u, r.sq: :j 0
Benjamin iirebb • - 2 o Inglis Ellice,,and Co. 105' 0
Catherine Webb - 1 0 Air. John Bann • 10 0
Mary Webb, jun. - .1 0 The. young 6eu tl ...men
A Friend :. 5 0' at Mr. Wisbaut •
Miller Christy - 5 0 Gresley's . Academy,
Richard Bush - '5 0 Marlborough - 3 5
Francis nagger -5, 5 Mr. `4l-mpp,.ol'Huckney l_ 0
Isaac Woodward - 10 0 Smith, Keruhle, & Co. 52 10
Q. P. - - 3 0 Templeman,Cole,jun.
Friends of Notting- . awl Child
hani, per Wm iu
. Fox 30 8 Rohert Wiilias, and
Friends of Hertford Shipmates -
5..1 vicinity, per J. Hill_ 1-4.,hbouse. r.ad - -
Hooper - ..ia 13 Hill - - AO 10
Friends of Colchester, R.. P. - - 0. 3
per Thos. Catchpool 54 12 .
Subscriptions r..ceired at the Bars of the City .of London
Taccra ; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at all
the 11.inker4 in town and country.

52 10

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R. H. MAR nN, Isecretaries.
LUKE HOWARD,
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