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London, England, 1814-03-28 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER ASCCIZNON.

FOR THE F:MTHER RELIEF OF •THE SUFFERERS BY
THE WAR IN GERMANY.
INS ROTAL HIGHIMIS THE DUKE OF YORK Hof TRH CHAIR.

• At I very numerous Meeting, attended by his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Archbish•ps
of CANTERBURY and YORK, and Many of the Bishops,
Nobility, and other persons of distinction, it was una-
nimously resolved) , - •
Ist. That it appears to this Meeting, ,that the severe and ag-
gravated sufferings, produced by the ravages of war In Germany,
call loudly on the humanity of the British nation.
2d. That the appeal to British humanity on the present occa-
sion is rendered peculiarly forcible by the consideration that
whilst we hate shared as largely as any other part of Europe the
triumphs and adrantagep that have arisen from the magnanimous
and successful efforts made by the inhabitants of Germany, is
vindication of their national independence and honour, we have
been spared, by the blessing of Goo, from the greatest of all hu-
man calamities—the miseries and horrors inseparable from the
seat of war.
3d. That as this blessing has left to us the means, so ought it
to inspire us with an ardent desire to use them in relieving the
&stresses of those whose sufferings have contributed to our
security._
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4th. That a Committee be appointed to solicit and receive
Subscriptions for this purpose, and that all monies so teceived
be placed under the managetnent. And control of the said Cont.
mittee ; that the Committee do consist of the following Oerson..
with power to add to their number, or to unite with the City
Committee, if they deem it prudent : .
COMMITTEE. ii- .. .
Archbishop or Canterbury Win. Wilberforce, Ell.
Archbishop of York • R. H. Inglis, Esq. .
B liuip of London Joshua Watson, Esit.
fisilop of Fewer Rev. Atchdeaeuts Cambria.
Bishop of Chester lierry Thorntbn, Esq.
Bishop of Sali.bery Rev. H. H. Norris
Bishop of Ely Sir J.Mackinto-b
Lord Kenyon Hon F. Nor h
Lord Caithorpe Colonel Bathurst
Right I-I6n. Sir J. Nicoll Right Hon. Sir W. Scott
Right lion. G. Rose C. Grant, 1.. q. Jun. M.Y.
S.r Thomas Arland Right lion. J. C. Villiers
E. Wilihrabam Bootle, Esq. R. N. Marten, li,q. •
sth, Ra so i.vr D —That the cordial Thanks of this Weting be
given to his Royal Iligheees.the Prince Regent for his liberal
donation of £5OO.

6:h, Rasor.vtio—'rhat the Thanks of this M'eerit,g he pre-
'toted to his Royal Hiihness the Duke of York; for his ready
condescension to the request athe Committee; and for the ht 4
flour done to this cause, and the benefits which the sufferers on
the Continent are I.kety to derive from his noble example.
7ih, It r setvto—That the Thanks of this Meetnig be pre-
sented to his Royal Highness the Duke orbussex, fertile Mow
of his countenance to this Meeting.,
t,th, That Messrs. Hammersley ftod Co. be Treasurers to this
Committee, and receive alt monies subser bed for the Westinui•
ster Association. Si,;eed by Order of the Conami:tee,
giiHUA WA I SON,I Sei:!eraries, pli,
R. ACKhkMANN, S tempore.
The Prince Regent * k: .00 0 Colonel 13a:horst ito 0
l'he Duke of York • J('O 0 I bit. 'I% D. Ackland, in
At ..:!ib. of Canterbury 100 0 addition ro .E• 26 ss. -25 I
Archbishopof York 100 0 Ce irge Racke, £'q. 10 0
Bishop of Durham 100 0 John Dingwall, Esq. 10 10
Bishop of London 10') c Mrs. Dingwall - S S
Bishop*of Winchester 50 0 I
Four Ladies • 1 0
list) ,) shop of Worce•ter
Bishop of Exeter, in I
Hon. J. C %Tiers Si 10
zildit on to a former l'ioprie ors of the Ob.
Subscription of ktur 30 0 I server - 30
Bishop at cialisbuty, in I Lady Olivia Sparrow, in
addition to a former I addiuun to Liu before 1 0
Subscription of £lO 40 0 A Lady - - 1 0
Bishop of Norwich 50 0 I Miss Julia Dorcas Ball 2 0
Bishop of Ely . 50 0 !I n. W. Broderick • its is
Duke of Montrose 100 0 I Edward Farnham 1 1
Earl of Bridgewater 100 0I C. Bicknell - 1 t
Lord Sidnanuth • 100 ,0 I Rev. Archdeacon tvrl-
Lord Harrowby 11 0 0 1.:111011 - - ' 5 9
Right Hon. G. Rove 100 0 Miss Dyniley, Gray's •
Count Mei feldt,Austi I Lin lnn - - 3 ;
Ambassador, &c. 100 0 Mr. Ackland - l 0
I Lord Buckinghamshire 100 0 Rev, J. W. Cunningham
Hops, Esq. luo 0 I Vicar of Harrow 5• n
Lord Keuyon 100 0 J. Bell, Esq in additirn 10 0
.

sir Robert Peele It 0 0
Lord Eardlt y lOO 0
Count De 1& Gardte,
Swedish Antha►sad.:r
to the CourtofMadrid 5() 0
Earl Eklawar 50 0

Rev. Archdeacon Pott 5
Sim,lnes . 7
J. Moore, Esq. addit,o 'al 5
Reef. Mr. Collett - V
Rev. John Wolfe • 10
Rev. R. Yates, Chases S
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Earl Egremont 100 0
Rt. Hon. Sir J. Nicholl 50 0
General 'rarl. tun 20 0
Mrs J. A. gucker 10 10
Mrs. Schn•z 10 10
Rev. Mr. Kuper's Chil-
dren and Pup.ls 6 6
Colonel Torreits 10 10
Mrs Rothschild 10 10
Mrs. Monteftore 5 5
Mrs. H. J. P. ocher 5 5
Lord Walshlghant 52 10
Right HOll. Sir W. Scott 52' 10
Jost.ua Watson, Esq. 52 10
ArchdeaconofCambridgelo 10
Mrs. North 10 10
G. Gipps, Esq. 10 10
John Turner, Esq. 10 10
James Mure, Esq. 5 5
H H. Norris, Esq. 21 0
Rev .Dr. Herbert Marsh,
in allitlon toa former
Subscription 10 0

J. Lichfield 5 0
Thnmas RookejEsq. 5 5
A Lady - t 0
A- Friend . 1 0
Henry Lodge, Esq. 10 13
Joitn L. Willeurk,Eq. 10 10
Succeqs - 1 1
A I.ady - 1 •
M.D. Lady - 1 1
Two Ladies 1 3
John Briscoe, Esq. • 5 0
John N. Kaprs, E4q. 30 0
Rev. John Keysall 5 0
Servington Savery 1 1
N. D. Hi Newton 1 1
Wm. Hand, £.q. 1 1
Mrs. Hand - 1 I
Thnni.s Barneld, Eiq. 10 0
G. F. Herbert, zbq. 5 0
Mn. N. N. - , 1 0
Rev. James Harris 1 1
Small Donations 1 18
1 Mr. Slip - 2 2

- Saturday at three o'clock his Royal Highness the
PRINCE ItLGENT held a Court at Carlton House, which
was numerously attended.
A chimney-sweeper's lad, apprentice to J. Lowe,
of Nottingham, was suffocated in a chimney at the
General Hospital, on Monday week. The chimney,
which was only nine inches square, was obliged to be
taken down before the corpse could be extricated.
Tile Calcutta Papers contain a dispatch from Lien.
tenant-Colonel WATSON, dated July 3, detailing the
operations of a military and naval expedition, em.
pinyed to destroy a piratical force, which had, under
the command of the Pangeran4 Anom, brother to
the Sultan, established itself at Sambas. The naval
part of the expedition was under the orders of CApt.
SAYER, and consisted of a squadron of his Majesty's
ships the Leda, Procris, &c. The troops were under
Lieutenant-Colonel WATSON. The forts were taken
possession of by our troops. Lieutenant BouroN's
column missed its road, and did not arrive in time
for the attack. Captain MORRIS, who, though 111,
persisted in accompanying Colot.el WATSON, died.—
The total British loss was Leven killed (including the
,boatswain of the .Luria), and fifty-five wounded—
among the latter were Captain WATSON, 01.0itly
Lieutenant JENNINGS, severely ; Lieutenant Tntre,
r3odusßlyensgaalndVoLluienutteeenraßntatHtaoloionn;
Hussar. (s)Nev:hrielysfclaai
Majesty's
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CORN MARKET, MARK LANE, MARCH ti

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Our market was well supplied with Wheat this soevoing, and
having but little demand, the Mire were vary ban, at a do.
clime of 50. per quartet; Barley is full 4s. per twiner ebeaper,
and du sale at that decline. Malt is IWhp le, per quer-
ter. lower. Beans are also from le. us- tor quarter cheaper,
and but few sales effected. Hair* several arrivals ot Oats, that
article .1 full IL per qtarter Streit lu other articles eo alter/ohm
No sales of flour could bit Mooed a; last week's press, mow
ion*a telloadatid Bs. pet oak le amiosesid to tear.

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