The amount collected by the London Committee of the Society of Friends was 43,026ℓ., nearly the whole of which was disbursed through the Dublin Friends’ Committee.

[A] Her Majesty also contributed £500 to the Ladies’ Clothing Fund, which was established in connection with the British Relief Association.

[48] Two United States ships of war, the “Jamestown” and “Macedonian,” were manned by volunteers, and sent to Ireland and Scotland with the following charitable supplies, for which no claim for freight was made. These two cargoes will serve as a specimen of the rest:—

“Jamestown.”

Corn and Grain:—cwt.qrs.bshl.
Wheat 40
Barley 34
Oats 24
Rye 92
Peas 300
Beans 2793
Indian Corn or Maize 3392
Meal and Flour:—
Wheatmeal or Flour9610
Barleymeal
Oatmeal
}19216
Indian Corn Meal4,22930
Rice15414
Bread and Biscuit1,048321
Potatoes6111
Apples, dried 6
Pork707016
Hams29134
Fish400
Clothing10 cases, 18 barrels.

“Macedonian.”

Landed in Ireland.

Indian Corn Meal, 5,324 barrels at 196 lbs. each1,043,504pounds.
Rice, equal to 217 tierces at 6 cwt. each145,824
Beans, 6 tierces of 4 cwt., 66 bbls. of 196 lbs., 38 bags of 100 lbs.19,424
Peas, 53 bbls. of 196 lbs., 100 bags of 100 lbs. each.11,388
Indian Corn, 38 bags of 100 lbs.3,800
Wheat, 1 bag100
Salt Pork, 1 barrel200
Pounds1,224,240 = 546-1200/2240 tons.
Besides 100 barrels Indian Corn Meal and 3 packages of Clothing, landed as a “private consignment to the Rev. Mr. Taylor.”
Clothing, 13 boxes, 3 bales, 3 barrels19 packages.

Landed in Scotland.

1 package clothing,
1 barrel beef,
143 barrels meal,
133 bags oats,
2 barrels beans, and
8 chests of tea.