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CHUDLEIGH FIRE.
erowti and Anchor. Ctrand, June 30. 1807.
AL T tn ADJOUAVED MEETING nf the COM
A 11. /MITER, SAMUEC DiF. WE Er+ in the Chair.
it appeared, that the tinder. mentioned Suhfcriptieus hail been re-
ceived, ht ash/Bleu tot** already publifhed :
Refolved a, That therels Rill a very large deficiency to meet
the di:tract of all the Sufferers—and therefore, tl.at this Com-
mittee do continue their utrnolt exertions to obtain further Sub-
feriptious.
2. That Subferibers he requefted to pay their Subfcriplizns to
any of the following Beaters: viz. M. firs. Hammerfley anti Co.;
Hoare and Co. Fleet.ftrcet : Hoare, Barnet, arti Co.; Down,
Thornton, and Co.; Falter, Lubboeics. and Co ; Glyn and Co.
The Corporation of Edw. Manclark £. 1 I
London £.2.00 0 'flee Gentlemen fre-
Lord Thauet so o quentit:g the Par.
• Lord Falmouth at o lour of the Sugar
Earl Camden 1 t o Lost,gyeeti.ftreet,
H. Thornton, Efq. 20 o Cheaplide, by Mr.
`G. Ward, Efq. to to Stoffield
Jofeph Blunt. Efq. z 1 Parifh of Linkenham,
Fero Friends to o Cornwall,, by the
Unknown t o Rev. James Coffin 9s 6
Thos. Halhmke, ER. z z Mrs %way, of Afton 5 5
H. Farr, Efq x t Sir G Rohinfon. Bart. to to
Rev. G. Moore S 3 A Widow's Mite 1 2
1 T. Bott, Efq. to to W. N. R. C. 2 2
Joha Wing, Eli' 3 3 A. G. M. 1 0
Rev. T. Coombe, DD. 3 3 F. Norton Powlert, Efq. 5 5
Ignotus, Efq. 2 1 Ii Legard, Fig. to to
G. S. o 7 J. Adams, iN. 2 2
L, T. (Clare Marker) o 5 J. l'hdpot,Elq. 2 1
Thomas Wood, Efq. 5 5 Charles Cottercll,Efq. I 1
Mrs. M. Millward 2 a R. P. s o
S. M. 1 o W. Hornby, Efq. of
Thomas Ferrets, Efq. a a Kirkham
Mrs. Hunt 1 t R. Poliford, Efq. of
C. Griffiths, Efq. i i Great St. !Wen's
E. F. Hatton, Efq. S .5 R. 0 of Liverpool
R..v. D. Sturges, Sub. A Colltaion in the Pa-
Dean of Exctcr .5 5 rill Church of Dat-
C. S. to o chet, Pucks, by the
J. Evans. E:11. i 1 Rev I. Phillips and
ohn Skynner, Efq. 1 2 Col. Bowyer. 91. tsis 6d.
Sir 1. Eftlaile and Co. to o W. Rai.ilell, F fq. 2 2
B. I. E. 20 0 Mr. John Louis, of Al-
- Lett and Sons to o phington Cry:a, ne,tr
J. Bebb, Efq. 1 a Exeter
Robert Lambert, Efq. a a
The Committee will meet again en Tuciday, the 7th ul July
it One &Clack precifely. —

WIDOW and CHILDREN Pf the late Lime
nant Mout,ToN.—Mn. MOULTON, Widow of the
late Lieutenant Moulton, who loft his life in the Serpentine River,
in July laft, returns het molt grateful and futeere thanks to the
Royal Family, Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen, who have fo hu-
mantly fubfcribed towards her relief and four (mall children left
ulprtivi led for. She rakes the liberty of abeesie- the names of
the Sul fcribers who have fo generoufly contributed, viz
fEccrs of the 'Warwickfhire Yeomanry Cavalry
Duke of York 1.. to to Col. H. M. Gordon
Duke of Kent to to Officers cf the 23.1 Light
Duke of Cambridge 5 0 Dragoons 44 6
Duchcfs of Gl:medley 6 o Officers of the 3d Dragoon

L. 12 I%
1 1

Princefs Sophia, ditto 5 0 Guard 2t 17
Duke of Bedford 50 o Captain Holmes 5 0
Lord Blaney 20 0 Duch& of N•lanchcfler 1 0
Lady E Alexander 5 ce Mrs. and Mif. Crofts 2 2
Capt G.Cuckburn,R. N. 10 0 Captain Clo.pnian 1 0
Gell.Cartwright 10 0 Mr. Jennings I 0
W. Birch, Eh' 10 o A. R. 1 1
'l'. Hawke,. l• fq. 10 o A Lady. P P. 1 z
T. Couto', Efq 5 o Mr. Ruth and family 5 3
Rev. Mr. Omtrnd t x Lord &l.ady Caltlereagh 2 2
Sundry fubfcrpt ions rceei. Lord Brooke x 1
ved thro' Mr. Alldridge 8 2 Lady Heathc ,te I 1
Lady S. Stewart t t Lord Beaning 1 • a
Lord C. Bernina a 1 General Phipps t 1
I.ord Kinnaird a a Colonel M'heatley t t
Lord Primrofe 1 I Gentlemen from Liverpool 3 3
Lord Langford 1 t Sir J. Shelley • 1 0
J. C. Villiers. rfq. a i Lord Hamilton x 0
-- Maitla, d, Eq. z r ---Celemati,Efq. a o
Lord Lauderdale i 0 General Lillie z 0
H. Beckford, Efq. I o Hon. H. Butler a a
Col. G. Upton ' • a o James Lloyd, Efq of Bir-
---- Greville, Efei. 1 0 mingham, and family 5 4
Lewis, Ffq: t 0 Robert Winter, Efq. of
Sundry fubfcriptionsreceiv. Haminerfrnith 5 5
ed by Mr. Tatterfall 5 5 General Floyd 5 5
J. Trotter, jun. Efq. 5 5 Mr. George Smart, Weil-
W. Phillips, Erg. • a a mintier Bridge 14 15
Lieut. Colonel Seymour, Major Turner, of the 2.3 d
1351 1.. D. 5 5 Light Dragoon.
.5 5
T. Gray, fen. and jun. Efq. 2 2 SUb:Criptiun • recrived by
Subfcription. received by Mr. Newman 1 2
Vere and Co 1 1 Captain Ponfonby 5 .5
N B. The Gentlemen who undertuA the management of this
Subfcription, beg lrave to inform the Public, that as the rio.n.
Widow and Children have nothing to elt petal upon for their fu-
ture furport b•gt the monies riling :f0;11 eali.• fabfcriptton. they have
thought it nteefilay to keep open eh,. Book., and Subferlptlons arc
Rill received at Medea. Coutts and Co.'s, Strand. .

FOREIGN MIELLIGENCE.

FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

BERLIN. JUNE tB.—His Excellency Gen. Clark,
G,Nernot General of Berlin, eammunicated yetterday
on the parade to the Officers of the Garrifon, the
following account of the operations which have taken
place in Poland :
" The negotiations whic'a were carried op Intl
winter, led to propufais which Frauce c•aild not by
any means accept. It was propofed to convene a
General Congrefs of all the Belligerent Pu•wers, the
Turks alone esceptcd. Raffia would thereby have
attained c end which the has in view in the prefent
war, without (hiking a blow: that Power, in its
blind attachment to &gland, would thereby, as in
confiderately as ever, have fup2lied that Empire with
frefh means to tyr atinize in its interior : for even the
conquelt of Tur key, which the cabinet of St. Pe.
tedhurgh might then have expelled Lit the Fart of
France, could not have prevented it. After tnany
months (pent in preliminary negotiation, it was at
length agreed that all the Powers at Was fhnalld fend
deputies to the Congrefs, which was to be held at
C penttagen ; this matter, which, by the nefair pro-
ceedings of the enemies of France, had been involved
in lo many difficulties, while it might have been de.
termined in three weeks time, had fcarce been fettled
when they dented France to declare the fundamental
principles on which the Congrefs were to negotiate.
The authors of the war had probably the intention
to lay a there kr France, and borrow from her an-
fwers fpeious arguments for railing new out-
cries againfi the ambition of France, with which
they are accuilon.ed to tire Europe.
imagined not, that by this captious de•
mind they Ih•nthi afford France freth m rtters of
triumph ; but :be magnanimity of the Emperor Na•
poleon eletiroyed all their hopes., by frankly declar-
ing that the balls of all future negociavons mull
confili in an abfolute equality of all the Allies of bcth
parties ; and that the latter mull mutually agree to
st fyitem 4:indemnification. This anf.ver was given
without delay; ii was neither unequivocal nor extra-
vagant, and tnrced the ettemieb of France to ac•
,knowledge that the openintuf the Congrefs was no
longer obarndted by any impediment.
• s' They had fcarcely declared their opinico, when
the Wends of the war tooted the !tarsals army to