The Sun.
London, England, 1832-01-20 00:00:00

WE, the undersigned Ministers, have no
hesitation in recommending the CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE Newspaper, on the following grounds :
Because we believe—
I. That it contains a fair digest of the News of the
Week.

11. That the Conductors of it scrupulously refuse inser-
tion to every thing that might have a tendency to engen-
der or cherish corruption of morals.
111. That the progress of religion, by means of the
operations of various institutions, is frequently and faith-
fully reported in its columns.
IV. That, in the opinions set forth from time to time
by its Conductors, the appropriateness of its title is illus-
trated by a uniform maintenance of Christian principles,
and an uncompromising hostility to un-Christian practices.
V. And lastly, because, for the above reasons, we think
it may be perused by the members of pious families, not
only with safety, but even with advantage.
G. Whitfield, London G. Russell, West Bromwich
I. Bradnack, Waltham Abbey John Hickling, Wednesbury
George Osborne, Brighton Charles Haime, Wednesbury
J. W. Thomas, Hastings Henry Powis, Wednesbury
P. Jameson, Sevenoaks T. Armson, Wednesbury
W.Brocklehurst,HighWycomb C. Cooke, Wolverhampton!
Wm. Davies, St. Neot's I. Denison, Wolverhampton
James Ray, St. Neot's F. Collier, Redditch
J. Lewis, Leighton Buzzard J. Sykes, Coventry
Wm. Pollard, Luton H. Tuck, Wrexham
Wm. Hinson, Gravesend) 'l'. Jones, Wrexham
Wm. D. Goy, Gravesend A. Bell, Macclesfield
Robert Pickering, Norwich J. Walsh, Macclesfield
Titus Close, Norwich W. 0. Booth, Macclesfield
John Reynols, sen. Disa Robert Filter, Stockport
James B Holroyd, Lynn J. Hollingworth, Bradford,
James Shear, Cambridge Yorkshire
George Turner, Cambridge H. Fish, Bradford, Yorkshire
J. Sutcliffe, A. M Newbury T. Dickin, Bradford, Yorkshire
Isaac Aldom, Brackley J.l%larsden, Keighley
F. B. Potts, Kettering R. Treffry, Leeds
John Simmons, Salisbury J. Storry, Leeds
John Radford, Salisbury D. Isaac, Leeds
Wm. Hayman, Devonport F. Calder, Leeds
John Burdsall, Plymouth R. Treflry, jun. Bramley
Edward Usher, Plymouth W. Carlton, Barnsley
Robt. Sherwell, Launceston H. Stephenson, Worksop
George Taylor, Redruth J. Pairbourne, Dewsbury
Walter Lawry, Falmouth F.Derry, Dewsbury
Samuel Webb, St. Austell R. Cope, LL.D., Wakefield
John Callaway, St. Austell W. Dalby, Burton.upon-Trent
George Jackson, St. Austell Peter Wilkinson, Peterborough
Ralph Scurrah, Penzance J. 'Amman Peterborough
Benj. Carvosso, Penzance J. Chettle, Louth
Wm. Davies, Penzance R. R. Keeling, Louth
John Aikenhead, Exeter J. Smith, Louth
Wm. B. Fox, Exeter It. I)ay, Boston
R. Shepherd, Moreton-, Ham,- Robert Gover, Boston
stead W. Horton, Boston
James Wood, Bristol B. Hudson, Barton
Joseph Taylor, Bristol S. Hope, Y,,rk
John W. Cloake, Kingwood Wilk. Stephenson, York
John Evans, Batmen Hugh Beech, Selby
Wm. P. Burgess, Gloucester John Heap, Selby
Jos. R. ‘-tephens, Cheltenham John Nowell, North Shields
John Wevill, Abergavenny Wm. Robson, North Shields
Wm. Wilson, Devizes Thomas Dunn, North Shields
T. Doughty, Shepton Mallett Myles C. Dixon, Carlisle
R. R. Mole, Shepton Mallett Abel Dernaley, Carlisle
John Hodson, Warminster John P. Haswell, Edinburgh
Henry Cheverton, Sherborne John M'Lean, Edinburgh
W. Trampleasure, Glastonbury Thos. Cocking, Aberdeen
John Crowe, Glastonbury Robert Leake, Aberdeen
SHETLAND ISLES.
Richard Tabraham, Lerwick I John Bollom, Yell
John Newton, Lerwick Robert Thwaites, Yell
John Stephenson, Walls W. Rickets, Northmavin
Abraham Whitehouse, Tortola, Weft Indies.

The Christian Advocate Newspaper bas been established
upwards of two years. It contains 32 columns of
matter, printed in the Quarto form for the convenience of
family reading and 'preservation, and is published every
Monday Afternoon, price Sevenpence.
As a general Newspaper it contains a condensed but
complete epitome of the News of the Week, both Domestic
and Foreign, an abstract of Parliamentary Debates and
Law Proceedings, a collection of Miscellaneous, Useful,
and Entertaining Facts, occasional Notices of Literature
and Science, original articles on Agricultural 'subjects, the
Corn, Colonial, and other Markets, &c. &c. ; thus entirely
superseding, to serious persons, the use of any other Lon-
don Weekly Journal.

The extensive circulation of the Christian Advocate,
which is found in most Towns and Villages in England,
and in many parts of Ireland and Scotland, besides foreign
parts, renders it a most advantageous advertising medium.
Orders for the Christian Advocate arc received by any
respectable Newsman, Clerk of the Roads, or Bookseller,
throughout the kingdom, or by the Publisher, Mr. John
Stephens, at the Christian Advocate Office, No. 4, Red
Lion.court, Fleet-street, London, to whom all Advertise-
ments and Communications (post-paid) are to be addressed.