Star.
London, England, 1814-03-25 00:00:00

NUMBER 8442.


DISTRESS IN GERMANY.

THOUGH the Committee for relieving the Dis-
tress occasioned by the ravages of War'in Germany, has
been enabled, by Brttish Benevolence, to remit about £50,000
-.for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, yet such has
nem the extent of the devastations, such the depth of miserfinto
-.7:hieb whole districts have been plunged, and so numerous and
urgent are the new applications for relief from various quarters,
sbat the Committee can, on no account, think of relaxing its
•dorts. Details of these Distresses will be found in the Reports
of the Committee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and
Congregations, may be had at the London Tavern; and at
Ackermantis,Strand.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 3

Third Remittance
• from the County of
Devon IC3OO Q
City of Carlisle and
Neighbourhood, first
Remittance 450 0
friends' Society _a.
I.ercla 356 15
frionds' Society at G. .
der some, Lll 6$ 6d:
W. C. Wright 2 2
John Blades, Esq 4 6'2 10
Lmittance from Wake•
find, by Wentworth
and Co. 5358 13CGd.
Remittance from Ve
field, by Milner,
Leathan. s and CO. 446 0
Parish of Ossingtou, •
Nottinghamsh re . 3 3
John Derville, Esq. 3 3
At Down's.
From Birmingham, Ist
remittance, by I. F.
Galron, Esq. 2000 0
Prone Glasgow, ditto 3000 0
At Lloyd's.
The Dean and Chapter
of Christ Church, Ox- •
ford, per Snow & C. 445. 100 0
11r. Richard Halliday 3 0
Germanicus .1 0

LNCt RECEIVED
At Messrs. Hopkinson's.
Profit of a Concerr,given
• at Brighton, by the
Prince Regent's Band 28 0
At the Committee Room.
ACollection at theSeotch
Chnrch,Crown•court,
Covent Garden, by
Rev. G. GrAg, £7O 5s 6d.
from Mr. R. Ackerman
_.
W. S. 1 15
Rev. Dr. Baker, Caw,-
ton, Norfolk 5 0
J. Jane, 10s. M. S. Ss.
and a Widow Si. 0 18
Mr. NI Snell, Glouces-
ter-place
A B. 1 1
A Collection at Dr. Col-
quhoun'sChapel, Leith,
per W. Elder, Egg. - 30 0
• At the Bar o• the City of
London Tavern.
Miss Oliver, Bredport, •
per J. Hardcastle and
Sen 1 0
Mrs. Rooker, ditto, do. 1 0
Mrs. Rose, ditto, ditto 1 0
Mr. Robinson, du, o, do. 1 0
Rev J. Saltren, do. do. 1 0
I .Ihree Friends, 11s. 6d.
A. G. • 2 0
I Sam. Mure,Esq..llbstry 10 1
1 A Friend J 1

At the Stock Exchange.
Dan. Stephenson,
Guild-
ford-street 10 0.
Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta.
Tern • Lloyd's Coffee-house ; Stock Exchange ; and at all the
Bankers in Town and Country.
MARTEN,
Secretaries.
LUKE HOWARD,

E•taAt A.—Advertised March 21, a J.ancaster, after a Collec-
tion by the Vicar, Rev. John Mundy. £36; Chaplain to his
Royal Highness the Duke of Susaez,seso ;" read, a Atter a Col-
the Church at Lancaster, by the Rev. John Manly,
Vicar and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of susscs,
116 ; a Colset".ion by the Methodists, in the connection of the
late Rev. J. W esti, Bristol, £50."

•
THE ONLY COACH DIRECT I'O AND FROM %VEY'
MOU.T H--TAE UNION WEYMOUTH COACH, CAR-,
• RYING FOUR INSIDES, with a GUARD.
Or HE Public are respectfully informed, that for tile
11 'bettor amovngiaJation of, Paszengers going to Guernsey,
Nititey, tw. Alderney, in getting then luggage to pass at the Cue.
tom House (which shuts precisely at two o'c!ock), the UNION
COACH lOU, from Monday the tteth instant, leave the Angel
Inc, Angel-street, t't. Martin's Le Grand, London, every After •
noon at Halt-past Two o'Ctpek, and the Black Bear, Piceaely.,
at a quarter past 7 hree ; will arrive at :alislotry at a quarter
before Five &Clock the, next day, and at \Vey:uouth at One
o'Clock ; will leave Weymouth at half•paet Nine every Morn
ing, arrive at Salishury at Five same day, aud in London half-past
Ex &Clock the next Morning—March 25, I ti