INUNDATIONS in GERMANY.-A...
if NNDATONSin ERMNY.-.APPEAL to the .11.BSNEOLEqT,..~~,devstatonslately causedt by the oiverflow of he ives i Geman, nd artculrlyin heGrand Duzchy of Dade th HesianProince ontheRhin, Bvara, -and Wurtem- berg,Isav coopenedneary 41~00 por t theto -appeal for re- elation. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~artiboBrts *Through whole districts thle waters ha~ve awvept oft' every deserlp. flon of property, and alt their little fanining stock. At this period of 'the year the severity of the Weather, much more intense there than Ins England, adds to thieir misery:- and a maore Pitiable ease -aes hardly ever alaid before that natiOn whiose bensevolence has never hitherto been cseli& opniz Ina vain. By~ tar the greater p art of these unfortunate People hatve nuimeroius stumdies, and are at thienmomeut in warnmof every niecessatry nf life. InI making thetr mnelanceholy situiation known to Great Brituini, -Mr. Ml . Roiheehild entertain-s a firm hopes, that these nutmerous suit Yerers cvill not he the first fromri wvhom the proverbial benievolencet Df the nation will be wIithheld. Subseriptionat received at '%r. N. Nj. Itothschlld's. *\mount of Subscriptions a] lre a'dyvertised, ?76.5 lbs. louis KaRn, esq. - X?50 0 JCBiaekernhAgen' esq. Xs .s 0 XMessrs. H. Castellaks, and MIs Rothschild - 65 0 Sehacezler - - 650 0 essrs. NIleholls an-ALucas 410 * lessrs.L-amlpbell, Boss-den, James Alley, ccl;( &0 Cande Co.-I - -10 10 0Messrs. U3onnet,Hampehlre, Messrs. ,ia aid Riley 4 . CalScOlhy eq. - 2 00Dr. Mleyer, executor of J. A.Z. b eger, eseq i 0 0 C. Meyer, eseq. - 4 10 0 T. Blab, - 10 0rChristiani Tuelis, esq. - 530 1 Fredric Sertn - 10 10 oL. J. Mackinitnech, esq. 22 Ferede uriak eirda ,csq. n00T. B. Ferrrses . 22 0 CeorgesT Bu arrineesI. - 410 0 Mesrs. DsLrrncezsothers 4141 Chre .l'are, esq. .5S0 Messrs. Martfnine & Albers 4 0 0 William Neswna, eseq. 20 0 RIhalrd Paster.on. seq. 410 0 4eSasprs. D eeqZ -t1 I0 01 Mesrs.ilaweeandCharbeldd .5 0 fieeart,. DRZeidI& RoChS, .5 oCiDaniel Rainllier, elq - 10 0 A.Mejssr t eir, rVjing& Co;l0 10 01l%iissrs.Tiiotripaon & Pulai 410 0 A.Hbs erseq. - 2 00OL. A.de laChaimette,cesq.l10 10 0 books1z for subscriptions are open at Messrs. Smifth, Payne, and Smith's: Messrs. Niastermrna, Peters, Mildred, Masterinan, and Co.'s; luied at Mr. N. Mi. Rothschild's. I-N-UNDATIONTS in GERMIANY.- COMMINTTEE .Lfor the RELIE-' of the SUFFFRISRSX-Several Gentlemen hiaving; fact on the 27th Novembher. the Ist December, mid this day, for- the purpose orfreading and considering various accoutnts recently received Fromn Germaxny. destriptive of the distress and desolationl in thiat counitry froni itic late extenisive Inundations, haive formed themselves Into a COMMNITTEE, writh power to add to their nuimber, for the perposcof RELI.EVING the SUFFF.RERS..-.Dee, 4. Th Coln mittec will circulate, In another formi, larger extracts fromn 'those accounts. They thinik toar rhe followmingtspeclimens wiil produce on osthers the same eff'ects whichl have been made on their oavn minds; t,hey therefore appeatl to the benevolence of the public, wvith at eonud. dec nthe resultt whIch has neVer yet been disa-ppolinted In a sinrillar Instance. COMM IIITTEr. Tr-usurer, SAMIUEL ROUARS, Juin. Eseq. Ills Pexellency Count M neter, Sansoel Roatrs, jon. esq. Right Hon. Lord jCalthe.rp Rev.br. Kuiper 'S!r Thomas Dyke Aead MP ev. P. Latrobse .Sir fiobei t Harry lng1is,hbart. m.Pr. .A dielis, esq. Rt. Ackcermautn, eseq. J . Morris, eseq. T. CG. Rlahngtoa, eseq. I Joseph Rteynesr, seq. C. A. Cordes, esq. .1. A. Raick-sr. eeq. J1. A. Droo,p, eeq. Rev. Mtr. Scholl ?rhomus Dorrin_ jon. eseq. Rev. Dr. Sehwiabe I.-A. Goldschmridr, eseq. F. Sievekins, eslq. Winm. H-aldisnands. ssq. Rev. Dr. Steenkopif Charles Hierrinig, esq. Rev. Mlr. Tiatrks %ilttraet c.f a Letter fromn Badenl, dated Nov. 0:-" The tntelligrenca: of Itne tremendous Inundation lii the Grand Duchy of Baden. which sur- passe., every, thin6 wIthin the mnsmory of ernan, miust hiave reached 3 ou through thepuibliceprints. The dreadfol magnlitudcof the devastatio.ii sand distress canonily beseen tobhefelt, lantguage Is Inadequate to the description oi it. It; the vallues of the Black Forest, on the banks of the rives, mnany hundred families are wvanderinig about wvithout shiel- ter and without brentI; their houses, their fuirniture, their wvinter' store of provisions, their cattle, have beets carried away by the mer- efle.sswaters: it willtcakeyears tobring their fleids ag,ilnintocultiv'a- tionnand happy are those families w'hobhav,elost none of theirnuimbler. Magny lives have, alas, beenl lost, and, amnidst the lamenitAtions ,if thousansds which aLscend to heaven, the .buesit proceed from those whbo have becomne 'ri1dows and orphians. AIlmost all the stores of avood, fruits, and fodder sre accept away, and, to aggravate the already over. arhsl'ninr calamity, a want tot the musit e~ssential necessarIe-s is antiei. pared. Wholec villaree lie in ruins, the workis situate niear tl,e rivers are totally destroyedi, anod thle 1vittlter crops rutied. The damnage in the Granid Duchy, us far 'Sc. it Is yet knou'll, Is es,tinated at niearly silx mnillion.s of gruilders, or halIf a muillion srerliti-' E:xtractLs Of a L.etter from a,Lady ast FrankFurt on thie Meine to tier Friend(l itt Londo0n, dated Frank-fort, Nov. 21 :-" \'ou wili probably Ieee-c iearned fo the ptiblic paper's howr heaIvily the hanid of God has pri,4ed UP-1n. the fiourt,h'ng countries atround us, arid how, for the sp-arc of 5'i leagues,, every thine has hecomne the prey of inunidation. In Badra1, Wnsrstnh,rg, tile Rtiepish provinces of B3avaria. hiouses, trsees, bridges, cattle, and Inhtabitant.s have Fill been swept away, by the fuiry of this destructive clement: thouisantds of hutman beings are 1randering on tl,e high roads, without shelter, withou ltig Writhout foo(d. Neither the collective aid of ouircity, riotrthe activity of each indiividual, has yet been able to stem the torrenit of extremie ilastress. Collectionrs have been mande thm-ourthout the wholseiry; the ;%dies barYe formed a society for the supply of clothilng, and hundreids of dresses have been cut ouit and mahde.I have begged for the purpose From houise to house, antd have succeeded eyery wvhere beyonid my ex. Irectation. The whole city, the servants not excepted, animated by one genieral sentimient, gave what they could spatrs. In moniey arid clothes there has been collected to the Lamount of 30,000 guiliders, but alas, In co rsvsrwheirring a calamiity, thi sauto is quiite inadequate to defenid the sufferers from httniger and despair. God, wvho has secitt this calasmity uponl these unfortunate people, wvill tint fail uo touch the hiearts of the go;od In theirlbehialf, and will not deny us whiat we toticit In the lianie fof enimanysufererer, with bitter teatrs and deeply- agitated hearts. All our oceans are niow exhausted, and In comrpairison~ to the svh,le thltae is yet but little done, artsl therefore wve apply wvtth conifi. dwene to yoct. Mjay God prosper yortr utidertaklng, and reward yout -or iht yeas may di for the relief of this tnexprressible mIsey " ;l,ast Thursday erenitleg commenced a rain of 24 hours, during hih it Poured down in torrents: in otie night bothi valties were ~overilowved to aconsiderable depth, arid In 24 lioulrs the crater every- uc here exceeded ita usuahl height by IS feet. All theseasy aknd other anills, all the manufacturers' and other work-a, and maiFny dwelling- hiouses are razed to their fouondatinc~e, and for the distaince of 20 leagues there iS not a tbridge Standing. Thie town. of Prorzheinmalone biaa suffered to tieciarottnt of a otilliort of gutlders2. ilausbon, Nov.4 :--" The B:sva,rian rivers havcuerfo)rtuna-tely over- sonwed.as veIllastrheSwvtt~aliae,and occasio-ned inun)daio)nsof immense -Xnagtritudeandduraticsn. MIostof the iridges acro,sstIre Dautsbe. Lech, e.aedamsa4o are awaiy. For lealgues togecther the floods pour over felds a roads, and throuigh villages, mak-itig a coursei for them. ccel sea over places-to w,tich water teverecame hefore.The distress ofthie Jul Abitaints of theo low lands. Is nor to be deserri,sd: thieir inarnst, inm- rut rtied op t. tltc roofs, wvere freqrteuitly carried away bthewvs to-, cher avitit their cattlsarid tlteirrcrops." 'tewvs Eresfrom an Offciali ileport on1 the calamnitous Effectseof thet late Floiods a,nd linuntdstions in the kingdlomn of Hanover, dated llan',rcr. 22),. Nov. Iludi, comimunicated hr, thc Riev. 1hr. Kuoper. AIlredy- on the &l , No,renaer, the neichbhorTitg di-trlCts of the Eli. I ''Wclcr,a,t:d Eins, -,I, orb, eh'nste,,,it East Friesland, were Inun- dated by the flo)ods. By their lndelfstigsbis exertions the itihabitrants o)f these dietriet-, s~ucceeded tit preveniting the breaking through of the silk-es till tIe t .5th of N,,veniher. On tha-t day the evasera, In the Elba Fose to 19 far 6 lu-hes above tic u.uni r,rs The situation flhe Inhabitantsof thse dlitricts iiear the great rivers and the seash-re, is the rntre distre~sisig, as ott account of tie iieer appr.;c'm 'if wn-rtet they, will have no ti toe to repair the dikes, to secuire tb1cm e-ali~ts the high li,;ode yet to, hr expected. I.. A. ndckidcq.Sr 10NY . lo er, c-. - 2 00 An-tyrr'its . 51 I li t. fatt, s,I. . 2 2 0 Reri,gGrsint,,povlsrr I lmS. L.anvdils. es. 2 0 0 A I,,n5 non-' . - 50 0Ii J.P neq. seq. - 2 2 0 1. I iom-3At-, (-eq. -tL 04 ii I.. WV. israetI 10 0 Da,,nIel i-i-nn; Rucriir,req. IXI Ii-PramerI.. 10 0 Jo,hn lIf,n I,"To:!,.eC3 0II1 .L.Ii.,wereI50 Rid-,y, Brunt', an.d lti Icy II ItsA1( 1 0 . U-vd I0 0 fl.icm,Maens, anid to.- 10 10 0T2. GreenI. 10 Iles%etirine;ond Bars-lav III0 0 . W%. i'cac, s-q. - 10 0 i-.DONVsland. eeq. . Ii00Li IIt, l"nfIl. seq.. 4 0 0 -Dmoldeu-, -q. - 10 0t inL. II. DItYlk, eelq. . a0(J Decjant aid ii. . 11)I)0 41) . Middleto;i, seq. - 2 I00 Woeii. Tare, req). -10 III0,1,. Keen cc. C,,. 0 0 A. J1. Di,sc;, 'sq. . 10 0 0e ae .ts,sq. - 4 0 0 3i. A. Droo;p, e, . II 10 tija.L. Anntegley, seq,. - 10 0 Il. Aekerlnarn eseq. - Ist 0 iDezoint a-td IHiies] . 10 0 SSirR. ii. Iriglo., hart.. 10 001Dubuisen.t and Sturtz 20 0 7.. Mccauley & Beb:ogtr'i 10 0 011. and J. R oseete t 20I ii Sir Thotmas Dyke. Aclauid, S.L a rnns - 4 0 0 M. P. . 100 0GulHr-re. - 5 0 0 Anthony H-amnmond eseq. 4100Roe.D.Ssinn-if - 2 2 0 WVilliati, Hiammond eseq. 3 0 0-G. -I,se." . 10 0 1C.and1 F. Gibbs . f Ii0ERv .Laoboin - I I0 Arthurleayleq. .s . S1001Re. Dr. Kuper . .b 2 2 0 J. Williams, eseq. 41 0 0 IFricnd,byti.oppernbeimer, Francisq Ricardo, eseq. . 10o0 eEq. . - - 5 3 0 Ralph Rlcardo. eeii. 5 10 0 -os. Van Zelear, eSq.. 3 3 0 T. and .. Rieaxdo - 500 J.MIaclenzeor. 2 20 J. Wei'llerT, CSeq.-. .5 0 0J. Short, seq. . 2 2 0 G. L.keak, seq. .. 3 3 0 IHodges and Co. . 10 0 J. Leaks. esq. .. 3 301Weaver and CO. 4100 F. Mterien 3 3 01Williami and Johtn Duinn 50 0 'Id. A. Goldemid, seql.2.i2 0 Henry H-ithes, seq. I. 4 sit Peter Selomlotr, seb. . 2 0 0 Williato Colesa, eseq. .500 Sit by -and Co. - . 2 0 CCharles King, csq. . 2 00 '?Subscriptions received by Sir William Curtis. Robarts, and Curtis -fessrs. Dorrien, Mdagens, Di,rrien, Melilo, ased Co. Messrs. Grore, Prescott. hod Grott; Messrs. Roa.rs, Barnetts, Roars, and Co.; M esre- Merciesi. Facrqahar. rlailldae.s. and Chapmanl; Miessrs. Hamnmersilys, Greense'ood. afid Brookabank- ; and SirJoha Williami Lubbt,ek, For5ter, Clarke, and Co.