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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

SCHOOL FOR THE INDIGENT BLIND,
"ST. GEORGE'S FIELDS.
The LORD BISHOP of DURHAM, President.
NOTICE is hereby given, That a General
IN Meeting of the Members of this Institution, for the
Annual Eleaion of a President, Vice-Presidents, and other
Officers, will be hoiden at Paul's Cotfee-house, St. Paul's
Church-yard, on Thursday the 4th day of March. '
The Chair to be taken at One o' Clod: precisely.
The Gentlemen of the CoMmittee are requested to meet as
above at Eleven o'Clock, prekrious to the General Meeting.
The Sub-Committee meet every Monday at the School, at
Two o'Clock.

JOHN GRINDLAY, Secretiry.

Donations and Subscriptions are received,
By S. Bosan9tet, jun. Es 6. the Treasurer, Great Rus-
sell-street, Bloomsbury ; the Rev. Dr. Grindlay., the Se-
cretary, No. 3, Pratt street, Lambeth ; Mr. R. C;rasswell,
Collector, Craven-street ; Mr. R. Stitt, Collector, No.: too,
Borough.
And by the following Bankers

Messrs. Ransom, aid Co; Pall-Mall ; Messrs. Coutts, and
Co. Strand ; Messrs: Hoares, Fleet-street ; Messrs. Down,
and Co. Bartholomew-lane ; Messrs. Fuller, Chatteris, and
Co. LornhaaLstreet ; Messrs. Vere, and Co. ditto; Messrs.
Brown, and- Co. ditto ; and Messrs. Bosanquet, and Co..
ditto ; at which places, printed Accounts of, the Institution
may be had.
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there are at present in the School, sixteen Male and nine
omale Pupil's, employed either in spinning Flax or in the
rnanufaClure of Baskets, Sash Cord, and Clothes Line, with
a Machine of a peculiar construction adapted to Blind per,
Knis, 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

The Committee will be gratified by the Visits of ank Per-
sons at the School, who may be desirous of witnessing the
progrcss of the Pupils. There is at present aecoriirrioaation
tor four more Male, and one Female pupil.

The following Douations and new Subscriptions have been
received :
1. s. 1. s.
An Unknown Benevo- L. W. Clericus 2
lent Lady, by Mess. Augustus Peehell,F.sq; 2 2
Ransom and Co. ao o Lady Woomb well 2 2
Theo. H. Broadhead, A. B. in Letter to Sc.

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'Esq. - - to to cretary -- - t o
--Chatfiad, Esq. to to Mrs. Astell Thornton a I
Sam. Enderby, Esq. to to S. Bawtree, Esq. a a
Lord Grenville, Esq. to to Wrn. Borrowes, Esq. a a
Sarah Garratt to lb Mr. it. Butcher a r
. Lord Hervey to a() Mrs. Cooke - i 1
Jo
hn Harman, .Esq. to to' Mr. W. Curling a 1
George Hatch-, Esq. to to Mrs. Drew - a 1
George Jeffrey, Esq. to .to Rev. Dr. Duval - a a
Richard Nixon, Esq. to to Mrs. Duval - a I
C. S. Stro4. Esq. to to 1111-. Forster - 1 I
Miss Streatseld to to T. F. Forster, jun. Esq. a t
Mrs. Twy man to to Rev. T. Forster . a 1
Thomas Warre, Esq. to to Colonel H. F. Greville a a
. john Walker, Esq. lb to Richard Holbert, Esq. a I
Rev. Dr. Willis to to Miss Jackson - x a
Tho. Wetherell, Esq. 15 o Mrs. Marshain t i
Francis Wilson, Esq. to to Mr. Deputy Nichols a a
G. V. per Secretary 3o . o Miss Selwn - a 1
Mr. Henry Clarke 5 - 5 Miss F. Selwyn - a a
J. Gibson, Esl. Dant- Wm. Sikes, E. a 1
zig - - 5 s C. Thelusson, Esq. _ a 1
T. Hope, Esq. by Mr. Mrs. Thomas ,- a a
Rind - - 3 3 Mrs. Tyers r 1 a
A Christmas Gift 3 0 Mrs. Unwin. . - ~ a a
T. Dowdeswell, Fitt. a a G. Watlington, Esq.. 1 1
J. Holder, Esq. a 2

MelioraV by keening 2020 Gallons ina Vat.

S"NCER and PERKINS, Wine...MerchantS,
No. 44, opposite the Church, Snow-hill, take the. li-
berty of acquainting the Curious in Wine, that no India
Voyage can soften and improve Madeira to the extent their
Vats do, -as they not only make it more agreeable in flavour
to the palate, but more restorative and wholesome to the
stomachs of the aged and infirm, for which that Wine, when
in perfetlion, is so celebrated.
Their Bucelle is in great perfelion, and this is 'the season
for drinking it : it is. deemed efficacious in disorders of the
Stone and G ravel.

No less than a Dozen sent to any part of the Town,
free of expellee.

ORME's NEW and COMPLETE DRAWING-BOOK.
This Day was published,
The Sixth Number, which completes
TI iE RUDIMENTS of LA NDSCAPE DRAW_
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•
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Q IX LETTERS to GRANVILLE SHARP, Esq.
reeaing his REMARKS on the USES of the DE-
FINITIVE ARTICLE in the GREEK TEXT of the
NEW TESTAMENT.

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The Thira Edition of
riONTEMPLATIONS. on the. SACRED HIS.
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,Han-
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tNTRbDUCTION-to the NEW
_ TESTAMENT.

. By 'JOHN DAVID MICHAELIS,
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Trif:slated from the Fourth Edition of the German, and
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the Origin and. Composition of the Three First Gospels.
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