The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-15 00:00:00

To Dr. SOLOMON.-

Liverpool, Feb. g, tßos.
many For illubjrienegt tt oh wintereAsthm
orin
t%°l''4lt.c
which nde r years-1 ' )
they, I have been .
breathing very difficult, that I could
scarcely follow my profession as a Music-master; particu-
larly when I had to ascend rising ground, beiiig• obliged to
stop-. frequently, • for -a 'consideranle •time, to •i&over my
ret In s
breath.. After-haying taken every thing that was prescribed,
in vain, I was prevailed on to try the eitikis 'rite Cordial
Balm of Gilead—;t sin Ale bottle produced the most happy'
change for the-getter, every symptom was-relieved, and I can
safely aver, that it is one of the best 1 ever knew
for such a complaint as I laboured under, as.d have no doubt
o: its being of the like service to persons sulfering•under the
same allliction. I 'aM, Sir,
Your obedient Servant, C. BRETT.
Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted, the usual conic
Aliment of a One Pound Note; -but all written cases, or let.
ters crfadvice, to be answered at his leisure, are requested to
inclose Half,a-G nines. Such letters should, for safety; be
thus directed: •‘ Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilc,,d-
1-louse,*near Liverpool: Paid chuble postage." Letteis
may bc ordered to he adild'essed to X .•L. ot A. at the Post.
Office, till called 14.
.

Price Halt"-a.(.;unea a Bottle ; or the quantity of I our, in
one Family Bottle, tor ;3s. on which 9,5. are caved (tiotypt•
eluded), which has. the words"`Satril.- Solomon, Liverpool,'l •
engraved on the Stamp, without which none can be genuine.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead,. Anti-Inipetigines, and Ab.
stergent Lotion, and " Guide to-Health," are - • -
Sold. by Mrs,Olathews, No. 13, Strand,. London; Mr.
Smith, Perfumer, . 3s, and Mr. Raeb!im, North Bridge;
Mr. Baxter anti i‘lfr. Scott, St:pith-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and
Icl.iishand; Elder and Co, Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow;
ameron,lGreirnook ; G.,l3rotvtimg, ;Al, craw,.
ford, Kilmarnock • W. .Youni, Irvine; A. lorsyth,•and
tVhitcside, Ayr; 'W. CrawtOrd, Gir,,,an; I. C:lrion, NeW,
Douglas; T. WMillan, KitkciAbtight ; M `Crertie, Kirk.
itoy ; J. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Clipar; -rlllari, Dun-.
dee; P. Cradle, Nontiose I, • 111 it 4.: hell, and 1},1q5911,
Alr tdeell ; Dr.. White, ,Banti; M•lntosh, Inverness ; T. •
111`kenzie, S'i,irnaway; P. Taylor, Strunrae-r; lohnson and'
-Bisset, Pertl4 VOAnelerson,`.§terling; Coke end iteid, Leith; ,
ALexander,, Dunfvmh:ie ; • Wilson, 'Dunbar; Vinnet,,At!.
bioath ; Dickson, Juglis, LiunOws ; Pierson, Lerwick;
VVerkfel;Ainklek ;' Paterson, ArbiatMnot, and lo.miest;ti, •Pc•
terhead ; A. M'Donald, Trongate, Glasow; and b,.4
I3ooksellers and venders, of Patent Medicines in the I,lfliteti
Kingdom. •

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,
TUESDAY, APRIL 14.

Mr. FREDERICK, J.O/IN FAULKNER, ROXIERT LA-
TOUCHE, Sir LAURENCE PARSONS, Mr. PYTCIIES, and
the Hon. C. W; STEWART, were severally ordered
into the custody of the Serietnt at Arms, the same
being defaulters on the last Call of the. House.
Sir G. F. Hut., Bart. and Sr'i J. STEWART, Were
,ordered to attend in their places to-morrow.
The folloWing were the, names '6n the reduced
List to try_and.determine on the Westminster Pe-
tition :

Willimn 'Tuftle4l.. Eitri. C. Callool, Esq.
Sir C. W. :Ijrittielii, U.irt. SiilLawrckico Palk.
Sir I Aslitry, W. Lushington, Esq.
Loril Por.:hester' . *. Antony Hamilton, Esq.
Tiloin:.s. Fo!tj., Erg. Win. Flonywoutl. Esq.
"SW A. 1.). Parrilton, . 3. Cali:lough, f.sei.
N. Sileyd, fisti.-. ' .

The AIPEAK Eft acquainted the Committee, that
the Petitioner having waived his right of appointing
a nonainee, , that- duty• devolved upon them, and
that they were forthwith to retire and proceeed to
nominine one of the Members then present, whose
name had not been drawn upon the ballot.
The 13 Members having retired accordingly.
Mr. White in a few minutes after appeared at the
ear, grid acquainted the Speaker, that the Colll-
- had cho'scn Mr. Edward Morrice, who with
the 13., and Sir John Doyle as the sitting Member's
nominee, were then sworn at the table.

and ordered to be referred to a Cominittee to mor-
row.
A few other Bills were forwarded through their
respeCtive stages, and the House adjourned.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SLW.

Sni,

There is an old fashioned axiom, that .a 'man
should be just before he is generous. It was also for-
merly su'pposed, that a person should be well in-
formed before he attempted to be facetious. If
these rigid notions were adhered to, however, many
dashing spirits would be curtailed in their;pursuit of
celebrity ; for the needy adventurer could, not charm
by an ostentatious display of liberality; nor the
norant smatterer play off the dull conceits of his in-
sipid imagination. A -Gentleman, who denies the
advantages of the learned languages; has more than
proved his proficiency in modern tcngues. In his
admirable raillery on Mr. CANN/NC7'S ailC.Vd want
of knowledge bf the French, Italian, &c. &C. &c.
but which nobody, except himself, believes to be
true—he has ingeniously discovered a clWerence
between German and High Dutch ! and, to de-
monstrate his contempt for Latin and Greek, he has
no less sagaciously' remarked, that the final syllable
ofthe name .ALOPUS is a Latin terinitiation.—.
Some scientific naturalist will hey, perhaps, favour
the world with a treatise on the propagation of
mules ! . _

PoLYGLor

P. S. I have made use of this signatUre; which,,
to be sure,. is vain enough, principally with a view
!of exercising the critical abilities of the author of the
icpi4a in question. He may probably think that
POLYGLOT has a Latin tertniaation. 0 festivum
wpm t

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