The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-12-27 00:00:00

'EMBER 27, 1824.

NATIONAL REGISTRY and BENEVOLENT
INSTITUTION,
No. 44. BwriPowb-stow,
To ameliorate the condition of th, Urge and useful Clam of the
Community. Male and Female &num. by rendering then) such
timely assistance in sickness and adversity, as may not only save
them from misery and crime, but mottle diem to regain honest
employment; and, by the most spirited eiertiooe, endeavour to
repress crime amongst the whole class.
To afford temporary pecuniary fp as well as medical advice
and amdemone, to poor eervaata of character, in time of sick-
new emit Amber who shall fall un er the immediate notice of the
Sys or maw samenmended by a Subscriber of one guinea per
massy &Donor of ten guineas to the Charitable Fund, or any
Mstropefam Magistrate.
To mast servants of good chamimer, recommended by the
vho shall be egrets* ktitligl, at defrauded.
To Mt apse s pods§ et do VIM of the Institution, for the
pertinent nuastmemee et decayed servants of good
character. To tble depictors and subscriptions
will be received, sed a/ deduction eltatsoever.
To errhoter the mass of demi% stwrir character, connexion,
Ike. and should they be went it, he provide such servants with
immediate antimpamehle timedemL:
To supply IdieW. bees mit are pewee of good repute, with
servants of goad eheramer eat amehino in every capweity.
••• A WO/try will alas be kept for Artided Clerks,Apprentices,
Shorn,. arc.
To protocols. servants recommended by the Institution, who shall
be Ili of arty flagrant illegal act is their situations.
The Nobility and Gentry, Subacribits of one guinea per minute,
will be "woo to any number sernots far their own establish-
ing;4:oll tatensoistl objeonsef clod/ be the lastirution.
I Ttadeunten and tetbamildtheiela et tea ebiltaga
and sispertec per annum, will be entitled to any number of Clerks,
Shot:men, Apprentices, Porters, and Servants of every descrip-
tion.

Donor of ten guineas will be entitled to recommend objects of
charity to the Institution.
Subscribers of one guinea per annum, and Donors of ten gui.
neas, will also be enabled to vote in the election of decayed Sa-
vants of good diameter for permanent support.
All applicants fur relict must come recommended by a Sub.
scriber, IMnor, or any letropolitan Magistrate.

AUXILIARY ESTABLisII 3IENTS will be farmed in Four
Divisions of the Metropclis, and Agents appointed thioughout the
kingdom.
The Charitable Fund will be appropriated for the purposes de.
scribed without any dedaction.
Allfiakeeriptions and Donations received will be acknowledged in
the First Report.
Prospectus.* may be had, and Subscriptions and Donations re-
ceived, at the Office of the Institution. and at the Treasurers',
Messrs. Brooks and Dixon, Chancery-lane.
NOTIC}: IS HEREBY GIVEN. that as HONORARY
COMMITTEE will be formed on Saturday, the first day of Ja-
nuary nest.
The INSTITUTION WILL OPEN for Business on Monday
the third.

By order of the Board of Directors.
RICIII.I,IID DIXt/N NO*lf, Manager.
46, Bedford-row, Dec. 27, 11124.

This day. 4to. 24, 40s.
MEMOIRS of the AFFAIRS of EUROPE, from the
PIA :P, of UTRECHT.
Primed for John Murray. Allamarle4dreet.

In a few Jaya, In 3 vole. llhno. price ills. boards.
THE WRITER'S CLERK ; or, the Humours of the
Scottish 3latropolet.
Printed tbe Gem B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.

This day is published, its foolscap Bro. price 7s. boards.
('OMIC TALES aud LYRICAL FANCIES. in-
cluding the I.:heal:id, a Mock Heroic ; and the Wreath
of Lore.

By CHABLIS Di N, the youncet.
Printed five lieu. B. Whittaker, Ave liana-Ism.

• This May is published, in 3 soh. limo. price Ills. boards,
riiHE HERMIT in ITALY; or, Observations on the
2_ Manners and Customs of the Italians at the Gonnueoesment
of Me Nineteenth Century.
Printed for (leo. B. 11'llittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
Also lately published,
The lIERMIT in PRISON. Translated hoer the Frieda of
E. Jour, Author of "The Hermit of the Clauses d'Atitir,"
" Scylla," &c.; and A. Jay. 2 vols. Reno. 14a.

This day is publivhed, in Bvn. prim 7a. boards.
A VOICE from INDIA, in Answer to the Reformers
of England.
Dedicated, by permission. to the Eight Hon. the ?resident of the
Board of ControL
By JOHN B. SEELY,
Captain in the Bombay Native Infivitir, Bpi fleceild la Cam-

of Narpore Aul7or-71:71.1;;4'0n417,0 of ilea"
Pfillt44 fin. Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria.iwe.