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London, England, 1820-01-25 00:00:00

A [)DRESS.

The Committee appointed to receive and apply the Subscrip-
,'..ls which might be ra:3ed for affording Sheltcr to the House-
and Relief to the Destitute, during present Season,
lcave to acknowleze, with gratitude and pride, tlse noble
unpar.,l7eleJ liberality with which the Public have
to forward, and answered the Appeal, which was made to
:Ark :pigment and feelings.
Nor saauld they on Val; occasion omit to return their grateful
::•:.A* to his Majesty'.4 Government, to the loncloil Dock
Crilp-.wy, and ru.my pr;yate ludiyitinals, for the serer and grant
...;ftkel:. assistance or sc;:•:iCes.

Inch liberality has 11,2:1 met, they hone., with a proportionate
*:::;ree of zeal on the part of the Committee. It hAS been, they
truly ass.rt, th..ic wish and cralca•:r,ur to render the
'..%eveleace ralylic as As possible of that bone•
e..al result, fc: the aczoniplighineilt o: which this ibunty was
1., :awed.

In submi,•;7:j tbc following Statammt of Persons admitted
the Ho:: rr i.G.:den-wall, the Camtni:tee think it proper
oliserv!, ::..r mAt.y of the objects wcr.y evidently in the last
• of Firat.:o..l and vatf:ring, and would in all proba-
t:::11141- from hur;,er and c.:ld, unless the doors of
::.at A .sr ine6i had bren open to receive them.
•• • co: .he AI. Ni7nliEti of who !lt.Err in LON-
e...!h O1):•-ing of the
Witu :%ir.v..s which live peen givrn.

mr.x. `TromEN AYD

, I !:.

7-t T %T.N GIVEN.

I.;
14
15
1,,

1:
13
21

303
114
153

43
113
150 i

14
7ro

102. i
7!O
916
1115
:167
11.234
1-lis

Aleiatigli the Committee h.ive, during the short time they
Lave been aeti.in, devoted' their almott exclusive attention to
ti.e more prcsti.:g and immediate can upon their Folds, the •
I:!.elferiivr the lltiLsetess, vet they have rt-it. lost sight of the other
lesse • no impartant object for which the Subscriptions were
• viz. the affording some immediate Relief to the Destitute;
in ft.rtheraner this design, a Strb-Committee has been
whlse n!`.ii•e it is, as far as may he practicable, to
te.•
:.rch cra .he abode; of misery and want, and administer as- •
r....nze to those unfoi..tinate sufferers whose distresses, though
.1 equally ohtrusive, may not be the less revere.
1:3, Committee, however, are ptcvcnted at present from en-
t won this branch of duty to the extent they could wish,
isr.possibitiry of la.:nine, in this early stage of their pro-
c-v.iings, any correct estialote of the 'mount of expenses, ire-
end contingent, whieii the number of individuals ad-
, . :01 at London-wall, and the peculiarity of some of their
• e, may call for ; but ably ~ !ant information of the ex-
s-,rne misery which exii.; in ni any pill Li !,t tip! Metropotts, and
of the number of unfortuo e Fathilks, ho, though not driven
f:..):1 their homes, are piniug without :Ili, rinintrn rece:iaries
r..*iiich nature and the season require; •• Ate an 'doe s te extend
• them also the most prompt arid etle,.thal nstittanee, which
arrangetr.ents in London-u All, ",d, the hope and trust,
C:Ortinued liberality of the Public, e." 11 enable th,ln to be-
• .w. la doing this. it may be advisable for the Committee
:.).•%-zil themselves of the experience Anil personal a sist..nce cf
of the Managers of Charitable Institutions in the 7•1.:tr0,
, .•,, as it win, in 311 probability, be found that the actu..l sirua-
•.• •1 and degrees of suffering in so muneious a class as th it last
to, will be more effici, itly itivestii;attd by established
tr i -al Institutions, than by the most strenuous exertions of
• one general Association.

;,:ch are the views :tad the deigns of the Committee, which
rut will be found to agree with the original design of the
.eaters of this Charity. It has been their sincere desire to
good faith with the Publi:•, and to distribute a fund, which
has exceeded the most sanguine c.:peciations of every one, even
la this age of charity, in that manuer which, if it were possible
:a consult them, would best accord with the intentions and
les of the Subscribers themselves.

(!iignk•ci) AV. 11. BODKIN, Hon. Sz!,e.
King's Head, Poultry, Jan. '2 4 , 1820.
The list of additional Contributions will appear to-morrow.

* In consequence of a kind ofkr of as,ib:ance from Mrs. Ihcb
and the other Ladies of the •" Guardian and Provisional Pro-
to:tion Soci:::iei!," the Female I):rartniertt been placed un-
der :heir superintendence, aided hl• the andable and bencvo-
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