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TUESDAY, VRBRUARY 9, 1813.

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CROWN AND ANCHOR, STRAND.
AT a nflmerous MEETING of NOBLEMEN and
GENTLEMEN, convened tot the purpose of conAiderlng
of a SUBCRIPTION for the RELIEF of the POOR SUFFER-
ING I NHABITAN'IS Of the different Governments of RUSSIA,
through which the French Armies have passed in their late atro-
cious Invasion of flat Empire, held at this Houle, the 2:24 day of
December, tete;
His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, in the Clair
Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting views with the
strongest sentiments of admiration and gratitude the heroic con-
, stancy displayed by the Russian Government and Nation in a
contest, in which not only their own honour and independence,
but the best interests of this coutltry,and of the civilized world, are
deeply involved ; and feels the warmest sympathy for the great
and unmerited sufferings brought upon the peaceful inhabitants
of Russia by an unprincipled invasion, attended by circumstances
of the mest atrocious violence and devastation.
Resolved unanimously, That this -Meeting P.:el it to be their
duty as Men, as Britons, sod as Christians, to contribute, by
every means in their power, tb reeve distress so aggravated and
so undeserved.

Resolved unanimously, T s Sebacription be Opened for the
Relief of such of the tubilkftants of Russia as have suffered In
consequence of the French Invasion, and that the produce of the
Bubsriptinti be remitted to his Majesty's Ambssador at St. Pe-
tersburgb, to be by him applied in aid of the subscriptions there
raised for the same purpose, or otherwise, as his Excellency may
think most expeditnt and effectuaL
Resolved unanimously, That a Committee be appointed fot
the nunagement of the said fybsce.ption.
Resolved unanimously, That SAMUEL TitoaNToN; Eq. be
recraested to undertake the Office of Treasurer to this Subscrip-
tion, and to manage the reMittance thereof, under the direction
of the Committee, and that Bouks be opened to receive the
names of Subscribers at the liar of this House ; by all the Bankers
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TillhMinn: 111113 CO. B3r6tuzumcw•ma.c.
Resolved unanimously, Tha: the amount a the Subscriptions
be collected front the different Rankers weekly, in order that it
Islay be invested in Exchequer Bills, until it be paid over to his
'Majesty's Ambassador at Sr. Petersburgh:
FREDERICK, Chairman.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Yosn having left the Chair,
It pas moved by Mr. Staat•rt. THORNTON, and
resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be
• *ma to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yoax, for Ids' and,
JENA& and patriotic conduct upon this occasion.
SAMUEL THORNTON, Treasura.

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