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N&
T a Numerous MEETING of Noblemen an
Gentlemen, convened for the purpose of considering of
a Subs:ription for the RELIEF of the POOR SUFFERING
INHABITANTS of _the different GOVERNMENTS of
RUSS i 4 thi ough which the French Armies have passed in
their late atrocious Invasion of that Empire, held at the Crown
and Anchor in the Strand, the 23d day of December, 1812,,
His Royal-Highness the. Duke of YORE,,in the Chair;
Resolved unammously,-Xiat this Meeting views with the
strongest sentiments of admiration and gratitude, the heroic
constiacy displayed by th'al,knssian Government and Nation, in.
a: contest, in which not only -their own honour and independ-
ence, but the best interests of this country and of the civilized
world are deeply involved; and feels the warmest sympathr,
for the great and unmerited sufferings brought upon the
peaceful inhabitants of, Rizssia by an unprincipled invasion,
attended by circumstances of the Most atrocious violence and
vastatiiin. • - .

.Ueso'.ved•unanimously, That this Meeting feel it to be their
duty as MeE, as tiritom, and-as Christians, to contribute, by
every means in their power, to relieve distress co.aggravated
and so undeserved.
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Resolved unanimously, That a subscription be opened for
the relief of such of the inhabi,tan of Russia as have suffered
in consequence of the Frerich Invasion; and that the produce
-of the snoscription be remitted to hiS Majesty's Ambassador,
at St. Petetsburgh, to be by him applied in aid .of the sub-
scriptions there raised for the_same purpose, or otherwise, as
his Excellency may think most expedient and effectual.
Resolved unanimously, That a.Cominittee he appointed for
the management of the said Subscription, and that the follow-
itig gentlemen he members of the said Committee, viz.
' The Right Hon. George Rose J. Julius Angerstein, Esq.
(The Right H 0,.. Chas. Long J. C. Weguelin, Esq.
The Right.Hon.John Sullivan James Brogden, Esq.
Sir Hugh Ingli, Bart. Thomson lionar, Esq.
Samuel Thornton, F.sq. William Wilberforce, gsfi.
A. H. Sutherland, Esq. William Henry Hoare, Esq.
Robert Thornton, Esq. ' John Thornton, Esq. .
Edmund Antrobus, Esq.
That three be a Quorum, and that the Committee have au-.
thority to add to their number such names as they may think
fit.

Resolved .unaniumusly, That Samuel Thornton, Esq, be re-
quested to undertake the office of Treasurer to this subscrip-
tion, and to maitse the remittance thereof under the direc-
tion of the Committee', and that books, be opened to receive
the names of Subscribers at the Bar of this House,- Iv wee a
Gentleman-will attend. for that purpose daily,. from Eleven
till Three &Clerk, and the Money subsc,ribed may be paid
there, or to the different Bankers of LoUdon and Westiainster,
under the title of " Crown and Ar:clior Subscription for the
Russian Sufferers." -

YREDEtICK, Chaiiman

, . .
Hit Royal Higliness‘the Duke of York havi:ag left the Chair,
It was Moved by Mr. Samuel Thornton, and resolved unani-
mously, That to Thank 4 of this Meeting be given to his
Royal Highness the Duke of York, .for his truly noble and
philanthropic conduct upon this occasion.
At a Meeting of the Committee, the 28th of Dec.,1812.
Resolved—That the Right Hon.Lord-Whitworth and Mr.
Serjeaut Pell be added to the Committee. •

SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasurer.
Ampunt ofSubseriptious already advertised, ,C4).9(i=1.,

The Rev. B. Bridge

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Sir Win Geary Bart:

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