Star.
London, England, 1814-09-06 00:00:00

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

NVI-lILE the COMMITTEE for the Relief of
Distress in Germany and other parts of the Continent
are continually receiving the most gratifying accounts of the wise
and zealous distribution of British liberality among the sufierers
by the effects of the late war,they are also cheered with renewed
expressions of the confidence 'and continued benevolence of the
humane in this favoured country: they have peculiar pleasure in
thus acknowledging a liberal donation from and collected by 13ri•
fish remales in Bristol and its neighbourim
Lztract of a Letter from Mrs. SARAH F. COOKWORTIIV, Secre-
tary to the Association of Ladies at Bristol, dared August 3i,

1814.
" From Down, Thornton, and Co. you will receive the sum of
se67o, remitted to them by-Ireland, Ilengough, awl Co. Bankers,
being the collection made in this City,tnd some cf its neighbour-
leg sillages.bv the Female or Ladies Association, formed on be-
half of the suffering. (Vrphaiso. of Germany, given by different
ranks and clas-es of perbons you will, therefore, in reporting it,
be kind enough to express to that effect ; being but justice to the
labouring part of the community to say, that their mite has been
contributed with cheerfulness and sympathy, highly honourable
to their feelings, and gratifying to the individuals engaged in this
work of humanity."
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4107,538 O. 4d.

Amount already advertised
SUISC&IPTIONS SINCIE ILLCIIVLD:

At Down's.
Co'lcetion made by the
the Cityof Bristol and
ire neighbouring vit..
Trs by different
r . ks and classes of
pet 'um for the Or-
phan Children in Ger-
ar.any, remitted by
Bciagougb,St
Co :4'670 0
Ire'and, retinue; and
Co. •;lib.cripti,.‘n 13 15
At Jon. s. Lloyd,
ant: Co.
Rev. R. 1-! agg 5 5
Mr James P.tlf 1 1
Mr. 1. '1 urner 1 1
Alr.James penrdney 9
1101-) I% in },..ale gU.
Ac '"Fooaor and Co.
Collect on :anlry
Church,S:atfordiLire,
after a Sermon, by
Pe v ithbert Aithens,

At Lloyd's.
-Parish of SteepleA!h! on,
- per Rev. H. Alford .el 3
In addition to the Calve-
tio,i at Splkby Church,
by Ree..l H. Banmsley 1 16
From unknown Friends 1 10
John Gant 2 2
From theParisb of Stole
Fleming, Devon, per
Rev Win. Manley 10 01
At 01)n and Co.
Collection a! R I:wt
near Leeds, p:r Rev.
3. Munea.:ter, £3B 15s. 6d.
Ditto at Morley, rear
Leedo, per Rey. Tha.
Clough, £25116. Is.
D. at Walton-Le-Dale,
afiera crmon,preached
by I.tv. C. Radcae,
£35 11s. Ci.
At 11Iastermin's.
An Officer S
Mrs. Pancroft,of Wood-
ley ctar Stockprt 1 0

Rev:. Kerr Veugo t 0 0
133 n of the City of London F.
oath Ewhawie;.ancl at all the
* MARTEN' Secretaries.
:E HOWARD.

.CV) 17s. 6d.,
:4uhuriptiorte received at the
',ern Lloyd's Coffee-house; S
Bankers in 'lawn and Canary.
R. I-I,
LUN

This day was published,

Elegantly printed In 4to. hotpressed and embellished with ru•
ail roes Plates and Vignettes. p►ice s6s. or with proof impres-
sions of the Plates on India Paper, price ,ez.

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)...3
KETCHES; or, A TOUR 'r H ROUGH NOR-
WAY and SWEDEN to COPENHAGEN, interspersed
with itutirital and other Anecdotes of Tiblie and private cha-
racters. To which is added an Append z relative to the present
political state of Ni, rway.=—By )EIS WOLFF. Esq.
London: Prin.ed for Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster-
row ; aylor and Hecsey, Heet•itreet ; and Y. Ashley, York-
street, Portnihn-.q.lare.
•,,* Among the Plates Is a Portrait of Chiistian Frederick,
King of Norway, engraved by an eminent Artist under the ins-
sne4;re inspection of a Utntleman who is well acquainted with.
his Majesty and tv):o pr..nuunces it to be a correct likeness.