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ern OF LONDON TAVERN,
Jens 13, lett. 111
THE COMMITTEE for MANAGING the SUlt•
SCRIPTION for the RELIEF of tie DISTRESSED
DISTRICTS in IRELAND, have the satisfaction to aehami-
ledrh:be following Subscriptions received sine* the 19th inst.
Committee recommend in the strongest terms m these
who have in Ireland the management of the benevolences in the
crisis, that they contrive in every useful way to ceen.
Cthe labour of the poor with the aid which k may be ne-
cessary to afford them.
When the Agricultural Poor in England were sailhelliglikbEr
works were performed, which had been long wanted, ami whisk
were of permanent benefit ; such as removal of andeektelosnikkg,
inipwwing, or repairing public roads, lovrerbg diode&
fens, &c. Other useful works were suggested purposely 55
give employment to the industrious labourer, and Width works
.• ware psedective of very great benefit to the Poor themselves as
well as to the Public.
Added to the General Commi
Amount of Subscriptions ahead
Edward Bullock, Req. 5 5
Mr. KS. Grosvenor 10 0
Doncaster first remit-
tance, per J. Denni-
son and Co. 1001. 3s. dd.

et—Hon. Col. B. Fitzgibbon.
advertised Z 79,647 4s. isd.
From Wrigkt and Co.
AWidow 1 1
From Curries and Co.
Beverley Subscription,
-Bower &Co. 1634 as. 6d.

perboera.
Mr. Sam. Windk 1 1 From Smith, Payne, and Co.
A Sussex Farmer I 1 Mr. Thomas Mason 5 0
The Misses Jephson, .Robert Shedden, Esq. 10 0
Sandwich 5 0 George Shedden, Esq. 10 0
Small Subscriptions 8 10- B. B. Shedden, Req. 10 0
From Pried and Co. From Lubbock and Co.
O. L. 2 0 Rev. Geo. Ogle Basildon 5 • 0
From Messrs. Hoare. T. Blake, Esq. second •
A. Z. 5 0 subscription 10 10
:Miss Wyatt 5 0 R. R. - 15 15
H. Oddie, Esq. , 5 5 JosephWatts,Eq; 1 I
Rev. Rich. Crammer 5 0 From Lloyd:* Coffee-hosmo.
From Marsh and Co. W. L. .. 1 1
Capt. J. Reynolds, R.N. 1 1 Charles Tyndall, q. 5 0
hlrs. Reynolds 1 1 From Jones, Lloyd, and Ci.
E. Ravencroft, Esq. 5 0 Horsham Subscrip. per
ltlalpas Church, per the Rev. If. J. Rose 391.11 ilk
Rev. P. Egerton 381.128.2 d. From Lees and Co.
Whitewall Chapel, Mal- T. Holmes, Esq. .5 5
pas, per ditto 81. 12s. 2d. From Curtis and Co.
Front Marten, Call, and Co. G. Gillett, Esq. 10 0
AbbottsLangleyChurch, From Esdaik and Co.
per Rev. W.Lewis 301.145. Bd. Springfield, Essex 20 6
From Morland and Co. Great Radon, ditto 611. is. 6d.
Beaconfield Collection, per I Mrs. Turner Brown 2 0
Rev. J. Gould 25:. 17$. Id. Cheltenham, per Tur-
From Drummond and Co. ners and Morris 551. 195.7 d.
D. 1). 100 0 From Rogers and Co.
Mrs. Cath. White 3 0 E. J. 5 0
Rev. G. Lock 2 2 From Barclay and Co.
Mrs. Lock, sen. Black- Wm. Coles, Eq. 10 0
heath 1 1 From Nlasterman and Co.
From Coutts and Co. kingsbridge, Devon 30 0
Francis Giles, Eq. 5 0 NRssCurrer,EahtonHall,
Alex. Baillie, Esq. 5 0 per M. Wilson, Esq.
From Child and Co. Yorkshire 20 0
Rev. C. Proby, Twicken- Front Williams-and Co.
ham 5 0 Midhurst Subscription 33 5
From Herries, Farquhar & Co. Midhurst Church Col-
J. L. Greffulhe' Esq. 100 0 lection Isl. lis. Id.
From Barnard and Co. From Fry and Co.
Cole & Co. Twickenham, Chippenham Church, by
second subscription 5 0 Rev. J. Allport 441. 6s. Bd.
The Committee will meet at the City of London Tavern daily,
at Eleven for Twelve.
They have also the pleasure to inform the Public that their
Lordships, the Postmasters-Genera), have been pleased to order,
that all Letters addressed to the Committee, shall pass FREE
of Postage, provided such Letters be inclosed in covers, having
the following direction :—$ On the business of the Committee
for the Relief of the distressed Irish—Francis Freeling, Esq. Ge-
neral Post-Office, London."
Subscriptions are received at the Committee Room, between
the Hours of Twelve and Four ; by Smith, Payne, and Smiths,
and by all the Bankers in London and Westminster, no other
persons being authorised by the Committee to receive them.
By Order of the Committee,
M /CH. W. TROY, Hots. See.

PARLL4MENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 13:

The Bishop of EXETER presented a Petition from the
Parish of St. Sidwoll, Exeter, against the Catholic Peers' Bill.—
Lad on the table.
Lord ROLLE presented a similar Petition from the Pariih
of St. Edmunds, in the same City.--Laid on the table.
Mr. Mason, from the East India House, presented an Ac-
count of the Revenue and Expenditure of the different Presi-
dencies hi India, from May 11121, to May 1822. Laid on the table.
Mr. CIIIIWYND and others brought up a Message from the
Commons, announcing that they had agreed to the amendments
made by their Lordships in the Vagrant Laws Amendment
Bill. They also brought up several Private Bills, which were
read a first time.
The Manslaughter and the Warrant of Attornies' Bills were
read a third time and passed.
The Annuities Memorial 13111 was read a second time.
The Recognizance. Bill went through a Committee.
The Report of the Irish Deeds Registry Bill was received,
and the 13111 ordered to be engrossed.
The Marquis of L A NSDOWN thought it right to inform
their Lordships, that having received a communication from the
Noble Earl at tke head of the Treasury, stating that he would
do his best to attend in his place to-morrow, he (the Marquis of
Lansdovrn) should certainly make the motion of which he had
given notice on the State of Ireland.