The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-02-16 00:00:00

BRITISH COFFEE-HOUSE,
f'OCESPUR•3TREET. Fro. 12, 1924.
TIIE COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of the
REFUGEES fro.o SPAIN.

?RCSiNT.
Sir THOMAS DYER. Sart., in the Chair.
James Morrison, Esq. A. M. O'Brien, Esq.
John Capel, Esq. Marquess of Lensdown
James Barnett, Esq. R. Wellesley, Esq. M.P.
Colonel Jones Geo. Hartop Esq. M.P.

The Committee haling been applied to by that of Gibraltar,
stating their funds were exhausted, and unequal to the relief
of those Spaelards wbo had sought an asylum at Tangiers,
• have sent a sum which they hope will be sufficient for tempo-
rary assistance ; and they cannot lose this opportunity of re-
peating, that the claims upon their rsdeeed means are every
day Increased by aro arrivals ; bat they trust that the motive
benevolence *title British Public will suable them to meet the
acremulating demands upon that generosity; of which the
yommittee have been the zealous, and, they hope, the judi-
cious instruments.

The Committee request that any Subscriber wishing to be
informed. In detail, of the application of the funds, will attend
for that purpose at its weekly meetings, when all the accounts
will be laid before him for his examination.

Amount of Subscriptions already announced .C 5,614 9 4
2. s. 2. n.
Lord SaMeld 25 0 Friends to the Spanish
Alks Sarah Morgan 10 0 Cause at Irvine, per
John Auicljn, Esq 5 0 Sentsman 96
G. Byng, Req. M.P....60 0 R.F.J 9O
.1. Dessordavy. Esq.... • 1 1 .1. Butterworth, E.q
henotas
captain G0wan........ 11 0 AnEnglishman's last so-
Messrs. Thompson and vereign.left at the Brl-
Fearon . .. ... 5 6 tish Coffee-house..." 1
Mr. W. B. Priddle... • • 1 0 M.T., a L•rdy, per Col.
A.R. per Captain Clive It) 0 Jones
Quippe vehor fans.-- • 2 0 From Lewes.
Sir G. Robinson, Bart., Sir H. Blackman and
NI. P. lb 0 Sin 2
C.C.Western,Esq.M.P. 20 0 E.Johnston. Rag b
sir Thos. Dyer, 8ert...50 0 Geo. Dalhilc. Esq 1
S.M. (Doncaster) 16 0 Samuel Flint, Esq ..... 1
W. Coates, Esq.. - 1
Js.Schnefield, Esq.(2nd W. Lee, E5q........... 1
subscription) 5 0 J. K.
Donations homltomford 5 5 Mr. Benjamin 8r0wn....0
Mrs. A. Sykes, (Hull)..10 0 Mr. W. Crosskey 0
I. Bloomfield, E5q..... 2 0 Mr. J. Winton.....
Mr. W. Barker. . 1 1 G. si .
E. I. by T. H 0 10 K. W. (Chelsea).
. G. Barnes, Esq. (Shen- Rev. W. G. Townley It
field . I 0 R. C. ... ....
George Aiello, Esq.... 5 0 F.. A. Fordham, Esq...
--- Captain Fox
Tradesmen employed at Lord.F. 1.. Gower 20
Douglas Castle, per ltev. John Bouver!e, per
Scotsman. ...... ..... 2 1 Col. Jones.... lO 1.1
J. F. Schiefer, Esq. (II- G. Martop. Esq., M.P
fraeombe) II 0 (sod subscription)....lo 0
The Comminute hold their sittiogs at the British Coffee-
house, l'eekspur.street. every Thursday, at One o'Clock.
Subscriptions will be rtoeived by all the Country Bankers ;
by Messrs. Hoare. BarneUs. Hoare, and Co.. Lombard-street;
and by Alessrs. Hardee, Farquhar, and Co., St. James's-
street.

IMPOSTURE UNMASKED.
THE Progress of Merit, altiniugh frequently assailed. is
not impeded- by' Envy and •Detrittion. The aggression
Of ambuscade terminates is defeat; and conscious rectitude
ultimately triumphs is the 'attainment of the grand object—
Publicapprobadoo. Ti last of experience is the guarantee
or favor, and has established BLACKING In g I
estimation; of which there exists not a- stronger proof than
the tacit acknowledgment of a host of servile imitators, who
surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation,
as the genuine article, to the treat disappointment of the un-
guarded purchaser and manifest injury of WARREN, whose
character end interest by this iniquitous system are equally
labjeetto detriment. It becomes therettire an indispensable
duty to Catrraost the Posuc against the manoeuvres of Un-
Priaripled Venders, who having no character to lose and all-
'saluted by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the air
nuiliition•of money through any medium than that of honor!
Tee original and osetchleu Buiceirto hears on each bottle a
short direction, with the signifiers ROBERT WARREN.—AII
others are counterfeits ; and in many instances the imposition
64.1 s are artfully interlined with a different address, in very
Buis!' .haracters, between the more conspicuous ones of " No.
1. end " STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to Shop-
s”erptes end others who are deceived by base fabrications of
',Annan./ Bt,Acutxn, lovelorn the detected trash to the source
*hence It came, and expose the maehinatlons of rascality to
merited obloquy. •
tWangling's Butanes le surpassingly brilliant;—it excludes
amp climates pliancy to the lowlier ; retains Its pristine virtue
all ; and, combleing elegance with comfort, is an
ankle equally of indispensable fashion and utility. Sold by
every respeethble Vender in Toga Rod Country, la bottles, at
C BM. led. and led. each.