The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-02-02 00:00:00

Testimonial from T. Esq. Ilarrister at Law.
1, 0. T. of the Inner Temple, certify, that under Mr. W—'s
tuition, 1 was enabled, without any previous knowledge of the
French Language, to Translate in }oilmen Lemma, one only
French Prose, but Ancient Poetry, and the French Newspapme.
Numerous other Testimonials frees tbe most distinguishar Fll4li.
Gm, may be wen by applying as above.

TO CATHOLIC NOBLEMEN ANL) FAMILIES.
TT must be cbv to all who duly conaiticr the subject,
11 that the state OHM LABOURING CATHOLICS in ENG.
LAND, and um* pludeularty in the METROPOLIS, is ca-
pable of unt haprovernsult, as regards their morals and happi.
nem ; and without dwelling either on the impositions to which
they are @abject, or the disadvantages under which they
perpe-
tually labour, it is presumed that every measure that woule
so promote eroncrmy and industry, and counteract the general
distress, which too often visits whole districts, would meet with
the liberal- patronage of the mere walltity nentbera of the Uni-
versal Church.

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Considering that the greater part of the distress that I. to be
fiend among the poor Catholics, arises from sickness, and that the
evil is increased by the went of medical assistance, and the total
ens lion of the poor men's earnings ; and further, that (to say
nothing of the uncertainty of those institutional Irish labourers,
uid red Catholics generally, are excluded from the advantages of
most Benefit Societies, it is respectfully submitted to the inure
wealthy Catholic Families,_
That an Institution should be formed under the Act of i 9 Gee. 3.
chg. 128, to enable Catholics generally, of all denominations, to
provide, by Monthly Contributioqp, certain Weekly Allowances
during Sickness and Infirmity, aotms of Money at Death, foe
Luna! lfisticieica, &e. itc.
That the contributions, required for tech allowances, should
be filled by proper actuaries at the lowest possible rate, to secure
the permanence and of the Institution.
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That the Society be aided by the voluntary Subscrip-
tions of Honorary tethers, and be governed by a Coin: ,ittee
chosen from and by the Honaraly SubeeMbars and Insuring'.
Members.
That the Members shonkl meet annually only, for the election
of Ofilccrst and, that the basilicas of the Society should be carried
to at some convenient place--not a public house.
Of the positive advantages arising from this steposone bet those
who have considered the subject can form any idea. The promo-
tion of industry and economy; protection against that distress which
is the result of sickness or death ; the prevention of contagious Ma-
cao hy the prompt nttentioa which would emanate from the So-
eletv's rusting niedkal practitioners, are some of the earliest of the
at:eta which would be produced ; and it la under this impression
that friends to such a measure are earnestly solicited to ammoni-
ate with a fitotkruan who has determined to Ibund auch an Insti-
tution in Condon, and who win land his amtatance towards ate-
!dishing such Societies in soy Coe er OW ill the United King-
dom. and furnish the Nan, Nal*CNsa mid the Certificates
minted by the Act of Parliament/.
l'etrons who may feel (lest:omega promme Each an objects bY
subteribing from one guinea upwwwhi, aislisi addeany or as ado-
"ion ( or who can lend any aesietimea tends the undertaking ;
a who may be desirous of establillhing such a Society in any pert
of ling Mad, Ireland, or Sauland, upon princ:pks which cannot
141, are requested to forward a line, post paid, to 31. O. B. Peel's
Coffeehouse, Fleet-street.
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Tvr lIN )Vir WE LCIPS' FE HALE PILLS have ob-
tamed the sanction and appenbatton of f•lentlemen of the
Midical Profession, as a safe and viduabie Medicine, in removing
obstructions, and relievingother inconveniences to which the female
fume is liable, especially these which at an early period of life
IlVeptently ..rise from want Of exercise and gmaral debility of the
un• They create an 'tr. correct indigestion, remove
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and nervous ' e., sad are eminently useful in windy
,"*"drrN. pairs in the stomach, sbortaaa of breath, and palpita-
um, thr heart.
.Puchasers we requested to remark, that, as a testimony of sit
"'''utitY, each bill of directions is signed with the name of
"e• Reandey," in wrking said srailesale and retail in London
/It Wright, Na IN, ilset-street • Barclay and Sone, Fleet-
Barbery and Sons, St. PLl's Church-yard ; Sutton and
C 0.,„.. Bow Churl yard • Stow, 130, Oxfold-Nreet, opptxite
t"°""oecl Brans and'Son, LAmulane, Smithfield ; Johnston
rk-street. Soho; Butler and Sons, Cheamide; Godfrey am
Holds, Itishopegate.ureet ; and by all (....ountry Venders, at
5.. N. per Sox.
•' It i• mycluary to inform the Public that Beasley's is the
"6 original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by
OM tut niure than thirty years.