The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-23 00:00:00

CAUSE OF THE GREEKS.

(011011 TOG A1141131111N CeIIeNICLII)
The following letter, from the London fireek Committee
to the Chairman of the Aberdeen Branch Committee, in
acknowledgment of the receipt of the money subscribed
here, with a general account if the applioatiun of the fends
raised, gives a cheering pr►spect of the favonfabli issue' of
the cutest :

.. tirevk Committee Room, London, Jan. 6, 1924.

" Sio—The Greek Committee have the groatestsatisfac-
tion in acknowledging the receipt of fifty pounds, as a se-
cond remittance to the London Subscription from Aber-
deen, in addi•ion to the first remittance of 1501. Their
thanks are due to the sabseritiers, and erpeeally to your-
self, for the exertiooo which-hive been made, end made so
soconsfully.
" It cannot but be plessi. pito tirose who have so warmly
supported the Greek canoe, to learn that accounts have
been received of the safe arrival of the stores, which were
spot' hy the Committee, in August, to Greece--they con-
'dated of printing presses, types (lireek and Homan) ma-
thematical stet sorptionl instruments, medicines, Ice. and
titers acoompiutied than, four Berman engineer officers.
and a very intelligent young seegron, who has become
the rorrespondeat of the Committee. The second stores,
which sailed in a vessel chartered by the Committee in Oc-
tob-r.nrost Lave arrived by this time, and accounts are ex-
pected daily of such event Those litter consisted of a very
large quantity of materials for composing rockets, and
etery species of destructive fire-Torks, two brigades of
moontain gene, mathematical, sallies% (both naval and
military) instruments, prihting and lithographic presses,
types and medicine., books of military instruction.— A
fire-master and eight artificers secontmisied than. to can-
stroct the rocket., &e. and to instruct the (hooks in the
UN of them, awl a suroeon•alao sailed with this-expedi-
?ion- All ties above were directed to the care of Sird
Byron. or the Boa Cialemel LeiCeSkYStaltiespe. who have
undertaken to act as also septesentatives ratite Committee
is Greece,
" The Committee f. el cosfident as to the malt of •
WWI& ; yet the sosistanae which they 'Seel. mad wisiot.
they still hope to afford, is of the highest 'importance, as
the means of soneexoging AAA/mots in shear glevious.
, hu.t• hats coolest; se the-enema, lei feet, of siemaisire
star so marked swish halftime, owl all sheltie foist re.
yoking to humanity.
" The Greek fiotosnittee eeitteale their esprotakto• of
A gratitude, and hope that a farther assists's, to their la-
llbeesernasy he derived, frost- iks leimosse of. diesels's •ix-
"III eel kr..tke sokocellsers lei Aberdeen.
.4 we have the honour to be, sit,

. Your oety devoted sere Lots.
"JOSEPH• HUME. Cbeirmen.
• " JOHN BOWHINO, Hao.Sec.
" To Alex. Rannetwon, Esq. kc."

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(min taleatlßLlN MORXI,IO e3sri
Aftec all that has been sold um the revolting, poetics
recently ioliodosed in this country., by: the haute of the
Established Church, of /recreating a ,pfayet )ici1t111%441,61
the intersect of the.tly4d, by s, CleiggsmaA.at 6.4ifferoot
conorioion. Dothiag was less expected b as than slue
Iwo should hear of web au occurrence to the North pet
we team that.Dr.Brace. a most respectable Petiobptoinaar
Clergymap, has suffered the some unfeellog isterroptiost
At Belfast, as Catholic Clermensau bars espesieneed is
Dublin lied Cork. It is really lasposeible to tines this
shocking interference with temper; law or palm, the
outrage upon the best feelings of our nature is the saw.
iDo we wonder that the poor peasant rhould look upon