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• CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, Dec. 13, 1303.
THE COMMITTEE appointed on the 9th of De.
tember, by the MERCHANTS and INHABITANTS of
LONDON, to attend to the Application of a General Subscrip-
tion in aid of the brave SPANISH PATRIOTS, now struggling
in the Field to defend their Country front a foreign and cruel In-
vader, cannot discharge that duty without making an earnest
Appeal to the attention of their generous Countrymen, of all
rinks, in behalf of a Nation and a Cause so interesting to all the "
sympathies of Britons.
A people contending for their independence, liberties, and se-
curity, from foreign tyranny and oppression—a nation:friendly
in its dispositions—honourable in all its national conduct and
character—fitted, by political and commercial interests and rela-
tions, to be closely connected in alliance and friendship with
Great Britain, and now struggling, with heroic fortitude, in a
common cause, against a common and most formidable foe ; std.'
firing in the arduous conflict the greatest hardships, and endue-
ing the severest privations, has---surely, strong claims of every
kind on every inhabitant of these islands ; and though the greatest 1
exertions have, with the general approbation of this nation, been
made by Government to afford the most extensive, speedy, and
effectual aids of treasure, arms, ammunition, military stores,
equipments, and clothing, for the maintenance and support of the
Spanish troops, together with the succour of large bodies of Bri-
tish soldiers, it is still felt, that the generous manifestation of the
popular sentiment, and such further aids, of various kinds, as a
general and liberal Subscription may supply, cannot but have an
effect animating and consoling to the Spanish soldier, and con-
vincing to the Spanish Government and people, of the perfect.
union in opinion and sentiment which on this subject subsists
throughout these islands.
The Committee rely, with confidence, that the good example
et the public Corporations and Companies, and of the Inhabitants
of the Metropolis, will be followed by the principal Cities, Towns,
and I hstricts of the United Kingdom, in order st. form together
an coffering worthy of she great cause for which it is made—of the
high character and affluenceof the Empire which presents it, and
to be accepted by the gallant, disinterested, and high-spirited
nation, to whose brave defenders it is cffcred.
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THE COMMITTEE for MANAGING the
SUBSCRIPTION for the SPANISH PATRIOTS have
received numerous solicitations to recommend to the CLERGY
and MINISTERS of CONGREGATIONS to exert their power- ,
ful influence in aid of their great object, on the approaching FAST
DAY. The Committee de not feel competent to such a general
recommendation as the wishes of their numerous Correspondents
point to; which they the less regret, confident they should leave
the cause of the brave Spaniards to the spontaneous impulses of
Britons, on a day when they are called on to consider this awful
crisis ; and to offer up their Prayers for the favour and assistance
of HravaN in the just cause of self-defenee, from the arts, cruel-
des, and oppression, of a perfidious Tyrant and Invader.