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I‘,l NDAY, JUNE 1, 1818.

TATION. L SOCIETY for PROMOTING
.111 the EOUCATION-of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES
of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH throtuhout ENGLAND
and W LES, instituted 1811—incorporater by Royal Cher-
ter, 1817.

PATRON—HIS Royal Highness the PRINCE TtEGI,Nr.
PRESIDENT—His Grace the Archbishop or CANTERBURY

VICE-PRESIDENTS.
The Lord High Chancellor, The Bishop Of-St. Asaph,
The-Archbishop et York, The Bishop of Carlisle,
The Earl of Shaftesbury, The Bishop of Bristol,
The Earl of Hardwicke, The Bishop of Rochester,
The Earl of Liverpo4l, The Bishop of Ely,
The Bishop of London, The Bishop of Oxford,
The Bishop of Durham, : The Bishop of qester, -
The Bishop of Winchester, The Bishop of Peterborough,
The Bishop of Lichfield and The Bishop of Gloucester,
Coventry, The Bishop of Llaudstf,
The Bishop of Lincoln, The Bishop of Sodor & Mann,
The Bishop of Bathand Wells, The Bishop of Quebec,
The Bishop of Worcester, The Bishop of Calcutta,
The Bishop of Chichester, The Bishop Of Nova Scotia,
The Bishop of Bangor, . Lord Kenyon, •
The Bishop (AIL:Word, Lord Grenville,
The Bishop of Exeter, Lot d Redesdale,
The Bishop of St. David's, Lord Colchester,
The Bishop of Salishoryi The Right Hon Rich. Ryder,
The Bishoß of Norwich, The Right 114 n. Sin W. Scott.
The F 'NDS entrusted to the GENERAL COMMFITEE
of this SOCIETY, from the date of its Institution in October,
1811, to the present time, have consisted of Annual Subscrip-.
thins, of Bequests, and of Broil:l,6,ms to a considerable
amount, derived from Royal Munificence, from the liberality
of many Noble Persons who have honoured the Society with
their support, from the two Universities, and other Corpora-
tions, from the Archbishops and Bishops with the great body
of the Clergy, and from a multitude of generous and public-
spirited individuals of almost every rank in Society. •
The sum total of the Benefactions hiss already been ex-
pended in prosecuting the important objects of toe Society;
and that portion of its Funds is now wholly exhausted.
At the time the Annual Revenue is Calor! insufficient
to maintainceven the existing Establishments at the Central.'
Sehool, for the Education of Children, and the support and
instruction of Masters arid Mistresses ; whilst urgent claims
in aid of other Schools continue to be preferred from every
part of the kingdom.
The Society is therefore compelled to make amither appeal
to the liberality of the Public: and the General Committee
has great satisfaction in being able to ground its claims to
further encouragement on the following proceedings of a
very puruerous.and_ highly respectable Meeti-ng of the Friends
to the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Esta-
blished Church, convened by -piddle advertisement, Ist
May, 1818,
His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair,

At which it wasunauttuously resolved,
Ist—That it ativea\rs .to this Meeting, that since the Insti
tutiun of the Nation:d S-ciety iu 1811, various Benefactions
and Subscripti us have been contributed, amounting in the
whole to S8;2081. Is 7d.

2d—That by the judicious employment of these means, the
' following important results hare been obtained in less than
7 years, via.—that besides maintaining the Central School in
London—establishing tins System in every Diocese in England
and Wales—and extending it s influence broad—two 'hundred
and seven tv-six places have beets directly assisted by Money
Grants, in the erection and enlargement of permane.'t Build-
ings for the Education of the Poor, in various pasts of the
kingdom; one thousaori 'one hundred and forty-tour Schools
have been united,, ia which not less than one hundred and
sixty-five thousand Children at'e at this time ieceiving Edu-
cation no the National System; five hundred and seven
Schools have been supplied with permanent and temporary
Masters find Mistresses from the SncietY's Central School
alone n—and seven hundred and five Masters anal Mistresses
have been trained up in the practice of the National System
in the Centr:ll School of the Society.
3d—That the Natio' al Nociety, as appears from the pre-
cedi statements, has most successfully contriiinted to tht •
diffusion of the blessings of Education on the National Sys-
tette-.
4th-'That the maintenance of the National Society is of
the highest importance to the support of National Education
in the Principles of the Established Church ; and that local
exertions for individual Schools do not supersede the neces-
sityait upholding. the Parent Society.
sth—That therefore a Subscription be immediately opened
to re.iovate the exhausted Funds of the Society, and to en-
able it to prosecute the important objects for which it was in-
stitu

To these Resolutions t he
.Committee think it necessary only
to add, that it is on these grounds, and in the firm and
growing conviction that the Cause in which they are engaged
it the Cause of God and of their Country, that the
_Society
with confidence look forward to such a renewal of public
bounty, as may enable their Committee to pursue its benefi-
cial labours with unremitted activity ; and they are willing to
indulge the pleasing expectation, that with the continuance
of support from the Public, -tue blessings of thi, Institution
may be universally offered to the Children ofthe Pour tartnigh-
out England and Walt s.

Benefactions and subscriptions will be received by the Trea-
surer, Joshua kViitSoll, Esq. at Messrs. Drummonds, Charing-
cross; and ':lessrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co.'s, Mansion-house-
street.

T. T. W.kLMSLEY, Secretary,

BENEFACTIONS, &C. IMMEDIATELY SUBSCRIBED. L. .r.
The Queen, -
.- id Benet'. 500 0
The Prince Regent, - 3d Benet... 500 0
The Duke of York, - - Ditto 105 0
The Princos of Hesse Homburg 50 0
The Prince of Hesse Homburg - ' 50 0
The Princess Augusta - - -50 0
The Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg - ' 105 0
University of Cambridge . 3d Benef. 500 0
Amherst, Lord - Ditto 50 0
Arland, :sir Thomas D. Bart. Ditto 30 0
and annual Subscription . - •10 10
Andrewev, rery Rev. Dr. G. Dean of
Canterbury ' -, ' -
Atkins, Alderman - -
Bangor, the Bishop of -- -
: - amid aunui,lSoibieription r
Brownloiv, Earl
and annual Subscription
Bolton, Lord . -
and annual Subscription
Bmtroneau, Mrs. -
Batt, John Thomas, Esq.
Berens,-:henry, Esq.
Birch, Alderman ~.
Blaushard, Richard, Esq.
Bowdler, John, Esq.
and annual Subscription
Braddyll, Thomas, Esq.
Brooke, Rev. •1. K. Shaw
Buchmian, Rev. Dr.
Burney, Rev. C.• P.. .
Button,. Francis, Esq."
and annual Subscription
Bush, James,, Esq.
Canterbury, Arch!)ishop of
and annual Sdhseription
Chichester, the Bishop of
and annual Snbscription
Carlisle, the Bishop of
Chester, the Bishop of
and annual Subscription
Clare Hall, s'laster'and Fellows of
Cambridge, Rev. Archdeac(in
and annual Subscription
Campbell, ger. A. NI:

2d Benef. 21 0
Ditto 21 0
3(1 Benef. 32 10
6 6
2d Bend. 100 0
• 10 0

20 c
5 5
10 10
ad Benef. 21 0
10 10

20 0

10 10 0
Sd Ilene!. 27 0 t)
5 5 0
5 5 0
20 0 0
2 2 0

. _
- Ditto
- (annual)

31 10 0
4th Beef. 2! 0 0

4 4 0
(annual) 5 5 0
3d Bend. 105 0 0
10 10 0
so 0 .0

- Ditto

Ditto 30 0 0
2d Benet. 30 0 0
6 6 0
52 10 0
3d Bead. 25 0 0
5 5 0
10 10 0
2 2 0
3d Belief. 21 0 0
10 10 0

and annual Subscription
Cliampa‘ni Rev. G.
Christian, joscpli, Esq.
Coltman, W. 3. Esq
Coltman, Miss
Coltman, Miss C.
Connop, Rev. John
Connop, Newell, jun. Esq.
Cotton, William,,Esq.
Crawford, Rer. Archdeacon
and annual Suhscriptiou
Croft, ThOWAS, Esq.

• 3d Benef. 10 10 0
• (annual) 1 1 1
(Ditto) 1 1 0
to 10 0
2.1 Bend. 5 5 0
3d Benet'. 50 0 0
ed Bvuef. 10 10 0
-2 2 0
3d Benef. 21 o 0

,c s. d.
Courthope, George, Esq - 10 10 '0
and annual Subscription . -
Cotton, Rev. JH. - (annual) 3 3 0
Durham, Bishop of - 3d Benef. 105 0 0
and annnal Subscription • - 'lO 10 0
Davis, William. Esq: - 4th Bend. 50 0 0
Dauben, Lieutenant-Colonel 5 5 0
and annual Subscription - • 22 0
D'Oyly, Rev. George - 2d Benef. 5 5- 0
and annual Subscription - 2 2 0
Drurnmonds, Messrs. Ditto 105 0 0
Duppa, Mrs. - - 3d Benef. 100 0 0
Ely, the Bishop of • - ' 3d Benef. 50 0 0
and annual Subscription - 5 - 5 0
Exeter, the Bishop of • - Ditto 26 5 2
and annual Subscription - 4'• 4 0
Egerton, Henry, Esq. • - . 5 5. 0
and annual Subscription -• 2 2 0
Fisher, Rev. Dr. - ' 2d Benef. 10 10 0
and annual Sub=cription ' - 2 /• 0
Flower, Sir Charles, Bart. - 50 0 0
and annual Subscription - 2 2 0
Foyster, Rev. J. (1; - - 10 10 0
Gloucester, the Bishop of 3d Benef. 30 0 0
and annual Subscription - 5 5 0
•
Grosvenor, Earl - .., 2d Benef..los 0 0
Grosvenor, Countess • , 10:.. 0 0
Gaseler, S. Esq. - - Ditto 10 10 0
and annual Subscription - - 2 2 0
Gilbert, Messrs. R. and It. - Ditto • 65 0
and annual Subscriptku - - 2 2 0
Gipps, George, Esq. M.P. - 3d Benef. 20 0 0
Goodall, Joseph, Esq. - - 5 0 0
Grey, Reverend William Booth - 10 IP 0
Harrowby, Earl of - 4th Benef. 52 10 0
and atnnial Subscription \ - -• 10 10 0
Harris, Quarles, Esq. - 3d Bend. 25 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 2 2 0
Hminghain, Rev. W. - Ditto • 20 0 0
Heskoh, Reverend Robert - .2d Benef. 10 10 0
Hook, Archdeacon ' - (annual) 22 0
Houblont J. A. Esq. M.P. - 2rl Benef. 25 0 0 1
Hughes, Reverend Dr. 3d Benef. 30 0 0
Hussey, Reverend W. - • (annual) • 2 2 0
Inglis, Mrs. John - (annual) 1 1 0
Jones, }ter H.C. (Li addition to ann. Subscription.) 10 10 0
Jones, Rev. W. Greenwich - 2cl Heuer. 510 0
Kenyon, Lord - - sth Bend. 200 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 21 0 0
London, the Bishop of . - 4th Benef. 105 0 0
and annual Subscription - ,- 10 10 0
Lichfield, the Bishop of - 3d Bend. 50 0 0
Llandaff, the Bishop of - Ditto 30 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 5 5 0
Liverpool, Earl of - Sd Benef. 50 0 0
Langhism, Sir James, Bart. - 2d Bend. 50 0 0
Long-, 13ceston, Esq. - 3d Belief. 52 le , 0
Mant, Reverend Dr. • ' 2d Belief. 10 10 0
Marriott, GW. Esq. - (annual) 35 0
Moody,-Samuel, Esq. - - 25 0 0
M.S. A. A. - - - • - 50 0
Norwich, the Bishop of - 3d Benef. 30 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 6 6 0
Newnham, Rev. Francis - - 5 0 ()-
Newton, A. Esq. the Trustees of - 300 0 0
Norris, Reverend H. H. - 3d Benef. 150 0 0
,and annual Subscription - - 4 4 0
Oxfdrd, the Bishop of ' - 3d Benef. 50 0 0
• and annual Subscription -.- 5 5 0
Oddie, Henry Hoyle, Esq. • Ditto • It) 10 0
Ogles and Co. Messrs. - - - 1 1 0
Owen, Rev. Archdeacon •- • 4th Benef. 50 0 0
Peterborough, Bishop of - - 3d Benet. 50 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 5 5 0
Palmer, J. H. Esq. • - 20 Benef. 21 0 0
and annual Subscription - - 9 9 0
Park, the Hon. Mr. Justice •• 3d Benef. 21 0 0
and annual Subscription - • it) 10 0
Peel, Sir Robert - 2d Bend. 105 0 0
and annual Subscription - - - 5 5 0
Petit, Louis Hayes, Esq. - 3 d Benef. 26 5 0
Putt, Arthur, Esq. - ed Belief. 10 0 0
Powell, Rev. H. 1
.. Ditto 80 0 0
and Annual Subscription - - 5 0 0
Prodgers, Reverend Edwin - . (annual) 1 1 0
Prosser, Reverend Archdeacon 3d 13enef. 105 -0 0
Old annual Subscription - • - •10 10 0
Pusey, Honourable Philip - Ditto 50 • 0
Radstock, Lord " - 3d Benef. 10 0 0
Rolle, Lord " - 2d Benef. .100 0 0
and animal Subscription - ' - 5 5 0
Richards„ Reverend George- Ditto 10 10 0
and annual Subscription - • - 1 1 0
Rountl,',liihn, Esq. M. P. - 3d •Benef. 10 0 0
mid annual Subscription , - - 2 2 0
Rowland, Daniel, Esq. ' - . - 2 2 0
and annual Subscription - - - 1 1 0
Ruell, Reverend I). - - 1,1 0
Russell, Jesse, Eiq. - 2d Benef. 50 0 0
Russell, Jesse Watts, Esq. Ditto 50 0 0
Russell, Rev. O. - Ditto 10 10 0
and annual Subscription - - 4 4 0
Rucker, 1). H. Esq. - . Ditto 52 10 0 '
and annual Subscription - " - 2 2 0
Ryder, Right lion. Richard - Sd Benet. 25 0 0
and annual Subscription - , - 5 5 0.
Salisbury, the Bishop of • - ' 3d Benef. 30 0 0
and annual Subscriptions - • - 6 6 0
St. Asap!). the Bishop of ' - Ditto 5.2 10 0
and annual Subscription
Sodor and 'Mann, the Bishop of
and annual Subscription
ShafteSbury, Earl of
Selsey, Lord , -
Seymour, Lord Robert
Saumarez, Admiral Sir James
Shepherd, Reverend G. B. D.

- 20 0 0

- h 0 el
Ditto 100 0 0

105 0 0

30 0 0
21 Benet. 10 0 0
3d Benet. 10 10 0

• -and anneal Subscription
Sikes, William, Esq.
and annual Subscription
Sikes, Henry, Esq. -
Snell, Rev. Thomas '
and annual Subscription
Thomas, Reverend Archdeacon
Tournay, Reverend Dr.
and annual Subscription
Tococr, John, Esq.
Vansittart, Right Hon. N. -
Winchester,. the Bishop of -
and annual Subscription -
Worcester, the Bishop of
and annual Subscription -
Watson, Rev. Archdeacon -
. and annual Suhsoriptiou -
Watson, Joshua, Esq.
and annual Subscription -
Watson William, Esq.
Watson!. John, Esq.
Wetherell, Charles, Esq. M.P.
and annual Subscription -
Wilberforce, William, Esq. -
and annual Subscription -
Wilson, John, Esq. ' -
Wilson, Thomas, Esq.
Wilson, Mrs. Thomas
Friend, per Thomas Wilson, Esq.
Winirle,.Liev. Robert
Wix, William, Esq. . -
Wodsworth, Rev. Charles -
Wollaston, Rev. Archdeacon -
Wallinley, Rev. T. T. • -
York, the Archbishop of
and annual Subscription 7
Yates, Rev. Dr..

-2 2 0
Ditto 20 • 0 0

5 5 0
Ditto 21 0 0
10 10 0
-2 2 0

- 10 10 0
9d Benet. 10 10 0

4 4 0
Ditto 10 10 0
2d Benef, 52 10 0
3d Benet. 1011 0 0
10 16 o
2d Benef. 50 0 0

6 6 0
d Bonef. 30 0 0

-5 5 0
Ditto 105 0 0

10 10 0

- 21 0 0
(annual) 6 5 0

- 31 10 0
-2 2 0
3d Benef. 60 0 0
-4 4 0

10 10 0
etlßenef. lu 10 0
10 10 0

31 10 0
10 10 €1
2d Benef. 10 10 0
(annual) 1 1 0

- 20 0 0
double Sub. 4 4 0
3d Benet 105 0
- 10 10 0
- 1010 0

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