The Sun.
London, England, 1808-03-17 00:00:00

111 S ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF 'GLOU-
CESTER PATRON, AND PRESIDENT.

AGENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIB.
!IRS to this Insiitution will be held at 'the Fre*,
Mason's Tavern, G teat .Queen Stieet, Lincoln's- l am-fiqjds, •
on. Friday the 25th ofArchi t Soap. at tour o'Clect, to re.
irethc Iteport the-Committce, and to *led Vice.Psesi.-
dents and Ditsetors for the ensuing Year.
will be. taken by. his Royal Highness at half
past Four precisely.
t-Illttrisavettour has been chosen, in order to render it less
inconvenient for. the Members of the Institution to join the
Frietvis o the Abolition of the. Stave Trade; in cornmemorat..
lug that event, at the Dinner which is appointed at the Sante
place, at half past Five on the same Day.
• • By Order of the ColOWitte;,
ZACHARY MACAULAY, Svc. pro tern Pore. ,

P.M:, FRIENDS of the ABOLITION of the
jv .5 LA VE 'TRADE are invited to Dine together at the
IkKEEMASONS"I'AV ERN, Great Queen Street. Lill.
t 006 Inn Fields, on Friday. the 25th of March, being
*he Anniversary of the Day on which the Act torAbolistiing
the Slave Trade recc.vett the Royal Assent.
His Royat. Hightmss the DUKE of GLOUCESTER in the
Chair.

aTZWARDT.
Earl Grey Right Hon. N. Vansivart
Earl Grosvettor 'Nor lion. I Villiers
k:arl Nlnira Robert Barclay, Esq.
Earl Selkirk Thomas licriortl, .Esq.
Earl Spencer Wilorahain Lonie, Esti. M.P.
Lord Bishop of London . W iUtant H oskisson. Esq. ALP.
Lord Bisuop al Bath and Wells Ma.thow Montague, E,44. M. P.
Melt HiAt• Lord Grenvi;le limn Simeon,
Right lion. L rd HairoNby Willinn Smith, Esq %l. t'.
Right liOn. Lout Wadley l'huinds Smith. 1:;sq
Rjgl4 lion. Lord Holland lames Stephen. M. P.
Rigiit Hon. Lord Teignmoutli Henry Esq P.
Right.HOn. Lord H. Petty lulus l'horinun, Esq.
Right•• Hon. G. Canning • 'Samuel Wintores(i. Eig. M. P.
Rtglik.Hon. Spencer Perceval W. Wilberforce. Esq..M.P.,.
on Table at Hail-paw-Frye
Tickett,._price. iss. may be b4LI t..“-the StewArtli • of Mr.
Cirsrii,-Birchin- lane ; of. Mr: Hatchard. Bookseller, tgo,
Piceadilly-yrand at the- liar of the Tavern 4. .ititi it IS.te-
teMitit(l en early application may be tn,mdc, that the number
likely to.attonct :nay, with . ome degree ut accuracy, be aacer.
%Merl • •
...No Servants wilt be admitted but those of his Royal High.
mess and the Stewards.

VILII4DLIg P I Te , ana col‘mr,tl, and ra mod -
and Glazed Drawings; Sets of Prints in Purt-Folios‘;
engraved Coppor.piates, published and unpublished, dec.
TO liE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By PETER COXE,
On the Premises, No. 39, Fleet-street, on Thursday, the
3tst of Mardi; and .Three following Days, at Cwslve
o'clock, by order of the Administratrix of
.Mr. Macklin,
deceased, without Reserve,
MEM. who'd ChQice and well Seleaed,Colleelieth
Works of Art, ,consisting of Proofs and
presslons, Plain and .Coloured, Framed and' Glazed, from .
Engravings by the first Artists, after favourite &objects- by
the ihOst esteemed 'Masters. The important Copy.riglivof
various interesting Copperplatcs, beautifully ex'e'cuted, lied
hi admirable Preservation, several not vet published 1 end
Including the Plates Of the celebrated 'Work of ,the British •
Poets, a splendid Edition or Macklin's bible,. Proof lON
pressions, accompanied by the Letter-press, various Proofs,
Etchings, Arc. from Ditto ; all the genuine Drawings by
Loutherbourg, for the Vignettes of that Publication; eel..
brated Views in Switzerland, Ireland, Wales, Cumberland,
etc. finely coloured; a few Paintings and Drawings, and
pthar valuable Property. ••
viewed Two Days preceding the Sale, and Cats— tj
!agues at Ono Shilling each (to be tcturned to Purchasers),
then had on the Premises, and of Mr. CoXe, 33, Throgmor-
ton.strect, Royal Exchange.

•
PALM SOAP IN THE GREATEST PI:RFECTION.
•Q ,BERRYhaving Made great Improvements in his
L.Fi 'Well-known PA L (11 SOAP, recommends 'it with tt-
Siewed Confidence tattle Nobility and Gantry ; prepared froth
,that sweet 'filgrant, article, ?alio 'Oil, ,the pleasantness of
the Perfume, and delicacy of its,use, has merited the atten-
tion and patronage of .of the first families, 'and is es-
tieniedli valuable discovery for softening, cleaning, bracing,
anti peeserving the Skin', from the heat of the sen ; and is
',41%0 Wald an excellent defence against cold winds and sharp
frosty air.
Sold In Squares and Falls, vs. each, with the words "-Sa-
In uei BOW on the wrapper. 'Cho Proprietor' recommends
ip at the best Soap' tin shaving, producing 4 tine soft. lather,
proper for tender Pat: es, in round Cakes. is. each.. Prepared; j
and- sold by S. Berry, Wholesale ,Pcrfuniet, No.. 17; Grcek-! I
street, Soho; and, by his appointment, at the principal ifer-i
timers in London and different Towns in OM three King-,
tlorns.

DR. HODSON's IMPERIAL OIL,' prepared
by I. Hotisan, M. D. of Cross.street,. Hatton-gtrilen,•
from near thirty years experience, has been found 3 certain
cure for all kinds of Sprains, Bruises, Injuries from Blows
or Falls; hard S wel hugs, Chilblains, Weakness, -and Ricketa
le Children, Contraction of the Limbs, joints, and SineWs,
old- Aches and • Pains, Rheuitiatisin, Lumbage, ralsey,
Burns; Scalds. &c. . •
• The folloWing are a few Extraas of Cases : '
Tunics Harvey, Stilitllt to Edward Vaughan, E. Break-
street, Bath, received a violent sprain in his anck • having
had the best surgical advice to no purpose, Dr. Hudson's
Imperial Oil cured hiss in a fortnight.. • •
Elisabeth Statham, Newcastle-street, Shortditch, from:a
fall,, sprained her back so much as to he incapable of cow,
tinning in her place, was, by•the uscof Di. Hodson's Ins.
penal Oil, perfedtly cured in a short time. ,
The son of Mr. A. Kil'hearson,
,of Cambridge, eighteen
months old, received a till!, by which be was much bruisedi
after every surgical advirce to no purpose, Dr. liodson'sJni-
petial Oil restored him tit the free use of his limbs.
The Imperial Oil is-strongly recommended for rickets in
children; weaknesses, stifthess, and contra4tion ofthe joints
from bad nursing; for chilblains, when broke. Its hailing
qualities are tar superior' to cerateli, opodeltioes, Etc. and if
applied on the appeavaice of chilblains, it will prevent their
breaking.
By appointment of Dr. Hodson, the Oil is, sold Wholesale
and Retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cueapside, corner of
Paternoster-row; artl may be had of must Country Book.
sellers and Medicine; Venders, in Bottles, with amp!: Dim:.
lions; •at'2,S. ns. eac'fi, and ter charitaiskt purposes, in Bottles
;ix each.—To prevent fraud, per favour. of the Hun.
Conitnissionereof .Sramps, 6. fleitler4, Clioanside," is
engravol ,on a 81.a.k Stamp, which hi athaed nn the outiide
st.i.tapper. around c liGit bottle.