The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-26 00:00:00

N 19,6,21

PUBL WATIONS,

•
NEW NOVEL BY THE'AIITHOR OF "LIONEL DEERIIIIRST."

ant ready, in 3 vols.,
THE PRIEST'S NIECE.
By the Anthor of " Lion6l Deerhurst."
Hurst and rlackett, t übhshers, successors to Henry Whim', 13,
Great Marlborough street.

THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW,
No.XLlV.,lrice6Q..wlllhe published October 1.

CONTENTS

T. Sir Isaac 'Newton.
11. The War 3n Asia.
ITT. Spenser --hisT.Pe and Poetry.
IV. Lards of the Slave and the Free.
V. Par's in 1855.
VT. The Christ of history.
VII. Tennyson's Maud.
VITT. War Policy or Groat Britain.
IX. Our Epilogue on .hairs and Books.
London : Jaelcson and Walford, .18, St. Paul's Churchyard; and
Slenpkiu, Marshall, and Co., Stationers' hall-court.

NEW STORY BY THE AUTHOR OF "COUNTERPARTS"
AND "CH IRLES ACC HEST KR."
Just published, In one iolume.
MY FIRS'T SEASON.
By BEATRICE REYNOLDS.
London : Nmith, Elder, and Co., §s...'ornhill.

Carriage free on remittance of a PO3t-OffiCe Order,

THE LONDON POOR. A History of the People,
from their own Linz, civinz a Literal Description of their
Labour, E Trals, and Suff. rintrs, in their. wn " unvarnished"
1 nguace, and pourtraying the C nclition of their Hoe e" and Fami-
lies, from l'erson"l Communication with the individual' at their
Dwelling,. Edited by lIENsv MATIIEW. With illustrations of the
scenes and People described, from Special Daguerreotypes, be
"Be rd." 2 vols., I6s. ;or with Section relating to " Those who will
not Work," 21s.

Geo. Newbold, 310, Strand, London.

ILLUSTRATED TIMES.—In consequence. of
the d minution in size of an I linstrated contemporary, the Pro-
p. ,etors of the ILLUST ATED TIMES think it necessary to give
notice that they hive no intention of denrealing the size o their
naper. which will com (nue the same Cheap I lu.trated Newspaper
as heretofo,e. I lustrated Times, 21., weekly; 16 full-size pages
full of pictures rmel news.

Th,rd Edition, price 25., by no.t, 2.. 2d.,

DEBILITY awl IRRITABILITY induced by
SPERMATORRrnEA ; the Symptoms, Effects, and Rational

Treatment.
By T. H. YEONTAN, Physician tq the ileneral Post-Office,
Letter-Catri' P-oviaen. Institution, &c.

London: P.Mnublm Wilson. 1 , Royal Exchange and by post free,
from the Auth9r, 25, LI, Ta-Nquare.

The Third iidition.=.lw,'t published, price 55., by post, tree, ss. 6d.
ON TRUE 47 FALSE SPERMATORREI(EA,-
with the View of *distinguishing the imaginary from the
i:eal qnfferers under this fl;seas. and Ccrrectim. of wide-spread,
Errors in relation to their Treatment and Cure. From he 04,,rrnal,
of !Dr. PTCI( WWI.. With an Introduction by the 'Editor, containing
a comolete exposure of the sy3lom M' terrorism and extortion* pursued
the .advertising quacks or ibe metropolis towards those \ vim - are
Iree.ulous enough o see', their aid. _ . _

" ffr. Picktord a -.nowft o English readers,by his frequent pram,
al contrltutior.t. to Oelman med!eaT literature. This is the tiro
me. he informs as, that fie has aldresf:ed himself to the nos-, oodi.
'a/ reader. We trust tl:'n may rot 1-.6 the ..ast, it he shall 'eteet .any
,char equally eyl wfoef., 4 may he i 1 his • owes to tor-
ea." —London st ert lost (I palette. ‘l The tribe o o,uiet gympatirife
4nd ",fecheal Felandf,,' are mercilessly exposed : and if this 1), sit
•ould find its seny into the hapris o;' those who sefl'er from the eons.
taint of which fi treats, we ate sstistled tha*. mPnyhttndre(le would
se saved mues needless sutlc7ir,,c o; body and mind, and what is of
imporiance. thoPzis it Is ;het which the quacks most prize--
nuch money ......This VO',IiTIP is well qualified to put an end to Gls,
•smuirical system of tresting s'nertuatorrhcea, and to plats the trea t
cent upon a more rational and physiological basis. it it. therefor F
.ikely to do much pond."
London: fi. nelliere, 219, Rezent-street.

NOTICE to ADVERTISERS and the Public.
The L')INDON ISg ,IENT HALL will be bril-
liantly Lighted with nag for the first time to-morrow evening,
Thursd 4y, Sep, eml-4er '7, from 7 till 9 o'clock. This novel plan will
prove hiYhly important to aivertise c, affording the Plooble advan
tape of their b lip and adverthements being seen and read by day
and in the evening.

MEDICAL CONFESSIONS of MEDICAL
IVITTRUFII.—IIIustratE;(I by 12 Woodcuts.—Tbe public is
hereby informed that the above inirortant Confessions, from the
most esteemed medical practitioners are now published, and may be
had, price Id., or 3d. by poet, at the British College of Health, New-
road, Lond.oli and of all, ;14enly,authorised Hygeian aveots through-
Oat iNe `44:74A tge G"anfesgss,ona are truly worthy the deep atten-
tion of all parties, high or low, rich or poor.

TOZEAII'S COPATIINE, or SACCHARATED
ANIM ES. approved of by the irrench College of Physician
.meessfally ad.nfnist.ed in the Paris and• London Hospitals, and
cknowledaed by them to be the best remedy for a certaot disorder.
'qee " Lancet" of Nov. fi, 1852.) A copy will be forwarded on apnli-
catlon.—Price per 100, 45.6 d. 50, 2s. Sri. To be had of the inventor,
(IkfIRIELJOZEAIT, French chemist, 49, Haymarket, London, and
all the principal chemists.