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H. must- SEND hisA NDPRESS a MiEdiatlN t ot olddindrend -to whom brs wrote that biat hoeuld alouok dalyill Ti hern liaesoad h ma&ytreIycom- hearty- and friendly. IbCce tion.- y onth.m utgo offE3Msii tio Setc;fu- g.c G nd d R tnn d rctv ,th them lit is arer, by -TE sAeR Ca 2 o, for Newc ast le,EFs - wh ar no use bart trea -3 o thOnr h above rsSeward -il he S Oie ond Cv STesss.oNeadnRCs 31a.S and Otnghelars, thes rELand o o lOth wogh the GG3ernor. , Jehn Penn, esq. - esided,) and Information from othler sources havIng been laid befor* the . eeting. it appear- that the sea . -0d during the late torm, brokei down Its natura: *barrier- rnd, carried wit It Fin Immase quantity of beachi: that tha villageof Chsawell had *seen overwhelsmed, causing the destructfon ol 26 houses, with 23 of their Inhabitants, anid Irreparably d-mI InO nearly 100housessmorer theshiig2oat, netHs. frnitsure,andC 5 are. beiTi aso deHtSr yha, makes- a loss of property amontinFng to ?1 - 0,00 by which agreat nurnber of families have been rendered so completel) destitute that agn t'3 UPPl off bread and clotitng has been found neceessry to keep themi fromn statrving. The mneeting lment to state that the irlabitants are In such dis- t r e s s a s t o m a k e i t n e c e s s a r y t o a p p e l to t h e p u.b l i c b e n e v o l enhc e t h t hr Islader areactve ad eergeic en,and ar-c in the habit of render. n their Dehal. 7is m -ils I~ Oesselsindistress: and a respeMtf. appeal tirreV n - l pO ng A terest:-. lab.F C. Breqncaer of the aOsva inrornation, varioungh Resoutions eere e n t e r e d oint o; a C o m m itt e e a p el s ate d fo - t c o n d u c tin g a S u b s c r ip tIo n i n L o n d o n a n d t C c o - o p e r a t e w i t h t h e C o m m i t t e e s at P o r t l a n d a n d emou, -. - - IIFEEMAN, Hon. Sec. Subscriptions rcved. Rbarts, Grundy and Ro. Mr. ThCu . Robson . 2 0C bibeon - ?21 00d Mr. J. Glies Farqha 1 0 C rs, sarall Freeman -31 100 0Messrs. steward 10. 0 C Tr. John Malcort 21 0W0iMesri. Scas r and Foo I t 10 10W b C 'Nessrs.Wale and Daniel 31 10t0h Messrs. P turge wr-othars 10 tllnC George Xitsou. sq. 110Mrs. D. Sturge o 10 Samuel Watson, esq. i 0Mr. Peto .- 0 0 MLr. Tho.4. Piper - -2000 oMr. E. Hlatchard 1 1 0 Badetrs. Francis, White, Messrs. Atkinson and and Franicis - .10 10 0 Browrnse - 21 0 0 J. Caleraft, esq. MI.P, 1 10 I l 0 Messrs. Lee and Sons 20 0 0 1r. Mullane 1 S00 Messrs.PowlerardJones .5 f5 0 Mr. Urine a - 5 00 Mr. W. H. Jackson I It0 Mir. Wmn. Whitehead 10 10 0Janies Christie, osq. 2 0 0 Thrs. Giesler- Esileld 2 2 00Herrles, Farquher, &CO.' o 0 d 0e Itl H. Strnehan, esq. I I 1 0Josepih Forster, esq. 1 0 U trhc eorge Buvrnli of 50 A Frmend - thr (5 n0 A Friand to the island. 1 a 0 0 Nm Roht. Adcmss hardI0 M1r. W. Smith, Regent's.ha Mr.H.libers,SprIng-street I 10 park 22 'D u2 Mr. David Shuter - 2 2 0 messrs. Hatcdiara and Sir F. Claude Scott, barr. 20 0l 0 Dike - - -I 1010 0Mr. Ja.;. Hendre 1 1I0 Ln. Sale. esq r melnch 1y0 Thos. Luscumnbe, esq. J 1M0 Miss C. atehachrd Io01 r(5 0 Wrd r Ip 1a t r 0 Mr.V. D. Willson I b 0 0 m r. .anpbell - - 0 10 0 or. WihitheV 100A Gentleman il Ie 0 Mr. Ttim4. Msar-ah - li0 0 'lios. Pritchard, jun. I 0 0 ,Mr. . C. gream,er I 00 100Lord Ellenborough, per Air.l0. Luton I G- 100 , Messrh. Hobare - 00 Messrs. Adros - 1 0 0 lienryJ. El-e - 2 2 0 MRo. %I. . Jonson - ? 10? Right Ion. Chas Yorke lessrrsW.BandC.Thorsp. p Miessrs. Cks ana son - 5- 0 o.r - - 10 a0 Books for -t.b1cr0ptlns will be opened at M.essr. Sir W. curtis, Robarti, asnd Cartis's; Messrs. Claude Scott and Co.'s Messrs. Mean? ry. Taylor, and Lloyd's J Messrs. Herrin,, Farqu.iar and CO.'s htIe-,srs. Willis, Percival, and Co.'s; Messrs. Williams, Lam-rges all Co.'s; also at Messrs. Francis, White, and Franeis's. -arbie I 0arf, VaIthalli; and at Mr. Hatchard's. Piccadilly; theY W1vi adso be thank. frilly received by nY of the Committee. - BEf-EVOENT...The evatatonslately caused by the overflowv Bf th friversn Gesrmany, and oparsticulSarly in the Gra,nd Duchy of aden, th ire essiran PoInceson Pthe ?Rhinegr, Bavaria, and Wurtem- ber-i, have compelled nearly 50,000 poorssuffer-erast a Al for re- 21s inther amos Inescibale istessto the char-itablie British Thxrough wrhole diatricts tire waters have swePt off every deserlp- tion of pruperty, and all their little farming stock. At this per-ied of the yeaLr the severity of the wveather, much mnore Intense there thain In England, adds to their misery; and a niore pitiable case was hardlY ever laid before thait nation mrhose benievolence has never hitherto bten called upon hin Vaini. fly far the greater part of these unforttunate people have numerouis fanallies, and are at tisniumment in waut of every necessary of life. In making their. melancholy situation knosvrl to Great Britain, Mr. NJ. . Rrrthhlrhid entertains a firnm hope, thaLt these nuinerous suf- ter-er-viinut ha bethe first frommrivhon; the proverbial benlevolence otienatio will be wilthheld. Amount of Sui,scr-lptions alreadly advertised, ?i1,19 1s.Ida. BI AFriend to the Ger- Arrhromi Cohen, esq. . 3 0 Mane I ?00 00 JhParish Roets.on Captain Prescott - s0 o emi. . - 2 2I0 Rode] Scheller, es. 0 0 A. i. . 200 Mteasrs. Muse lrot%er-s .50 0Charles fDailvers, esq. - 2 0 0 Robert HichIns - ..50 J. Smith,c. es . 1 4 0 The Globe and Traveller Gibbons Z er-f, erl. 1 1 0 Newspaper - 0 10 0Col. A. F. Dalr'ymple I 10 WaltersCooIcon, ecq. - 2 2 0Mrs. Dalrymple 110 Mesrs. J. L. slordet and J. 0. Deycrlein, esq. . . .0 Co. - - . 10 100 C. J. B. - I 00 Me"ss -Coutta and Co. 10 10o20 Messrs. Collmauni, Lam- William Fuller, epC. - .50 01 bert and Co. . . 0 0 blesses. Capper and Ha-. Messes1. Browvne and milewood - .5 00) Br-mad . 500 dalphus Kent, esq. - 650 0 Bojoks for suibscriptions are open at Messrs. Smith, Payne. and Smith's; Messrs. Master-man, Peters, Mtildred, Miaster-man, and Co.'s; arrd -at Mir. N, H1. Rothschild's.