The Sun.
London, England, 1840-12-14 00:00:00

THE PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE.

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On the Ist of January, 1841, will be published, price Sixpence,
the First Number of

E PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE,
_o_. A Monthly Jourr.al of Religion, Polities, and Literature.

—.Lniy Jonrraty.
Edited by J. B. STEPHENS.
* Communications for the Ed:tor and Advertisements to
be addressed to the Publisher.
Printed and published by J. Hobson, 5, Market-street,
Leeds ; published in London, by J. Cleave, 1, Shoe-lane,
Fleet-street ; in Manchester, by A. Heywood, 60, Oldham-
street; and may be had of all Booksellers in town and country.

On January Ist, 1841, will be Commenced, to be Continued
Monthly,
A NEW PUBLICATION •
OF THE

NCYCLORLEDIA BRITANNICA,
Ind SEVENTH EDITION. .

[n complete Volumes, half-bound in Russia extra, with
marbled leaves. _ _ _

Adam and Charles Black, Edinburgh ; Simpkin, Marshall,
and Co., Whittaker and Co., and Hamilton, Adams, and Co.,
London.

On the Ist of January, 1841, will be published, in one volume,
royal Svo, price One Guinea.
941 HE " CRACKS OF THE DAY;" A
Pictorial Record of the most Celebrated Horses, and
Sporting Characters of the Present Day; and a complete
Chronicle of the Events of the English Turf during the last
en years. Edited in " Wildrake," and embellished with
" SIXTY-FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS,"
Engraved in the very best style from pictures by
A. Cooper, R.A. IJ. Barenger Wildrake
C. Hancock F. C. Turner H. Aiken
J. F. Herring J. W. Snow Seymour.
&c. &c. &c.
's Eclipse Sporting
,kseliers.

Rudolph Ackermann'
gent-s reef, and all Roc

Gallery, 191, lie-

Early in 18.11 tivill b 3 published, price Three-halfpence, to be
continued Monthly, and may be transmitted by post, free of
expense, to any part of the United-Kingdom, the British Co-
lonies, &c.,
The FIRST NUMBER of a greatly Enlarged and Improved
Series of the

ISLE of MAN TEMPERANCE GUAR-
DIAN, and LITERARY JOURNAL, to contain eight
pages of beautifully-printed letter-press, illustrated with ap-
prepriste Engravings, Autographs, &c. ; uniform in appear-
ance with " Chambers's Edinburgh Journal," " Grant's Lon-
don Journal," Ace., and to be continued by the original Projec-
tors and Editors.
The organ of no society, party, or association, but maintain-
ing a position of perfect independence and impartiality, the
" Guardian and Journal" will, at all times, advocate the cause
of true Temperance on thoroughgoing principles. Strenuously
opposed to the accommodating and unstable doctrines of expe-
diency, and to the more wicked and demoralizing tendency of
the infidel and semi-infidel dogmas, now so ingeniously and in-
dustriously introduced into certain Temperance Journals, it will
fearlessly expose their unsoundness, and the too frequent want of
consistency and moral rectitude on the part of Temperance
advocates.
" Speaking the truth, in love," without fear and without favour,
c' Nothing extenuatirw, nor setting down aught in malice."
In the Literary department of the " Guardian and Journal'
will be comprised a series of the most interesting Essays, Me-
moirs, and Reviews of interesting and important Works, with
Original Articles by the most eminent living Authors of this
and other countries, on a plan entirely original ; including
Translations of the beauties of French and German Literature,
Criticisms on the Fine Arts, the Sciences, &c.
Amongst a variety of important and interesting articles, the
first number will contain a brief statement of the recent Trans-
actions between the Executive Committee of the British Tem-
perance Association and the late Publisher of " The British
Temperance Advocate and Journal ;" the suppressed Resolu-
tions of the Conference held at Bolton, in June, 1840 ' • and a
report of the proceedings in the Isle of Man Court of Chan-
cery, in the case " Fargher v. Johnson, Ilotham, Andrew,
Liveisey, and others:" together with certain Facts relative to
the Gratuitous Distribution Fund of the said Association.
The Publication will be commenced as soon as 2,000 copies
are subscribed for, but no money will be received until after
the publication of the first number.
Douglas, Isle of Man : printed and published for the pro-
prietors, by Robert Fargher, at the office, Post-office-lane; to
whom all Orders, Advertisements, and Communications for the
Editors, are to be addressed.

Just published, price 2s. 6d.
itPRACTICAL ESSAY on the DEBILI-
TIES of the GENERATIVE SYSTEM, their Va-
rieties, Causes, Treatment, and Cure.
By a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS,

London, and Surgeon to a Metropolitan Infirmary.
" I am impotent, and no' fit to live,"—Last's Records of I.
Suicide.
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