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1 UESDAY, __ARCH 2, 1802.

SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND,
ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS.
The
LORD BISHOP of DI7RHAM, President.
OTICE is hereby -given, That a General
Meeting of the Members of this Institution, for the
. Annual Eledion of a President, Vice-Presidents, and other
Officers, will be holden at Paul's CiAbe-house, St. Paul's
Church-yard, on Thursday the 411. day of March.
The Chair to be taken at One o'Clock precisely.
The Gentlemen of the Committee are requested to meet as
above at Eleven o'Clock, previous to the General Meeting.
The Sub- Committee meet everycMonday af the School, at
Two o'Clock. ,
JOHN G ft..INDLAY,-,Secretary.
Donations and Subscriptions are received,
By S. Bosanquet, Jun. Esq.- the Treasurer, Great Rus-
sell-street, Bloomsbury ; the Rev. Dr. Grindlay, the Se-
cretary, No. 3, Pratt-street, Lambeth ; Mr. It.. Grasswell,
Colledor, Craven-street ; Mr. R. Still, Colledor, Nol Coo,-
Borough. • . .
And by the following Bankers ;
Messrs. Ransom; and Co. Pall-Mall; Messrs. Cotitts, and
Co. Strand ; Messrs. HoareslFleet-streer ; Messrs. Down,
and Co. Bartholemew-lane ; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris, and
Co. Lombard-street; Messrs. Vere, and Co. ditto; Messrs.
Brown, and Co. ditto ; and Messrs. Bosanquet, and Co.
ditto ; at which places, printed Accountsof the Institution
may be had. •
There are at r tesent in the S.-hoof, sixteen Male atIC n;re
female Pupils, employed either in .spinning Flatlir in the
rslanisladure of Baskets, Sash Cord, and Clothes Line, with
a Machine of a peculiar' construction adapted to Blind per-
sons, at which-last Employment, some are capable of earn-
ing from Four to Six Shillings per week. The above Arti-
cles are sold at the School, for the Benefit of the Institu-
t ion.
The Committee will be gratified by the Visits of any Fee-
sonS •at the School, who may be desirous of witnessing the
progress Of the Pupils. There is at present aceorismedation
.for tour more Male, and one Female pupil.
The.following Donations and, new Subscriptions; have been
received :
1. s. . . 1. s.
An Unknown Benevo. L. W. Clericus 2 2
lent Lady, by Mess. Augustus Pechell,Esq. 2 2
• Ransom and Co. •25 e Lady Woombwell 2, 2
Theo. H. Broadhead, A. B. in- Letter to Se-
Esq. - - , so so cretary , . - I o
Chatfield, Esq.. so .so Mrs. Astell Thornton I l
Sam. Enderby, Esq. so so S. Baiatree, Esq: , - a I
Lord Grenville, Esq. so ao - -Wm. Torrowes, Esq. I 1
Sarah Garret so so Mr. R. Butcher a. 2 I
Lord Hervey - a 1.
John Harman,- Esq. so so Mr. W. Curling a 1
George Hatch, .Esq. to 19 Mrs. Drew --- 1 ;
George jetirey, Esq. so' so Rev. Dr. Duval i a
- Richard Nixon, Esq; so so Mrs. Duval . - I I
C. S. Strong, Esq. so so Mrs. Forster - ' I I
Miss Streattield in so T. F . Forster, jun. Esq. a a
Mrs. Twvinan - so so Rev. T. Forster - I I
Thomas iq-arre, Esq. so so Colonel H. F. Greville a I
John Walker, Esq. so to Richard Holbert, Esq. a I
Bigv. Dr. Willis •so 1.0 . Miss Jackson - a 1
Tho. Wetherell, Esq. Is • o Mrs. Marsharn a 1
Francis Wilson, Esq. so so 'Mr. Deputy Nichols a I
G. V: per Secretary 3o o Mies Selwyn - I 1
gr. Henry Clarke • 5 $ Miss F. Selwyn -a, 1
J. Gibscan, Esq. Dant- Wm. Sikes, Esq. a 1
hit;
~ - - $ s C. Thelussqn, Esq. a I
a Hope, Esq. by Mr. Mrs. Thorilio - I 1
Rin& - - 3 3 Mrs. Tyars - 1 1
A Christmas Gift ~ 3 o Mrs. Unwin -- a 1
T; Dowdeswd!, Esq. 2 2 G. Watlington, Esq. la I
I-. Holder,- Esq. z 2. . _ .-. •
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WA RRANTO. UNDRAWN.
No. a 6, CORNHILI,- LONDON.
IU, ESSRS. HORNSBY and Co. respettfully ac-
co4int the Public, that they shall continue selling
Ilcxr-ss ands ARES, chitin .the whole Tinto of the
Drawiag or the present English State Lottery, warranted un-
drawn at the time. of purchasing. The Hours of Sale, in the
Morning, -are from k:ight till Nine; in the Afternoon, from
Two till Eight.
Also at their Offices LIVERPOOL and EXETER.
Countr'y Correspondents may rely on- their Orders
being executed precisely on the same Terms as if present.
4**‘ ?''razes paid on-demand.

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