The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-15 00:00:00

FOR. ERUPTIONS ON .THE

PETITS. PA'i'ILS, or PURIFYING SWEE'I CAKES,.
174 RUM the prevalence of Diseases of the Skin in.
_IL Children, trvul Inoct..laion and other causes, -and the
difficulty of eradicating them, it-has been long wished that
an Alterative could be devised that should comprise real be-
nefit in a small compass, and at once be innocent, cheap,
pleasant,- ande&Ctual.' A Praditionerf Of 'great experience
contrived, many years since, a Medicine of this description
for his young Patients, and gave it a form peculiarly adapted'
tu.the Palate and Stomach of Children. The success °f it
fully answered, his expeaation in all Eruptions upon the
Skin, whether arising, from original Impurity, of the Blond,
-or. acquired bv• the Vaccine or Variolous Inoculation, Natural
Small Pox;- Measles, or any other cause; and it is now w.th
confidence recommended to the.attention of the Public;
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20 cakes or doses,.and 3tl,,the'dutyHObserve that the words
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SOUTH of either Sex, who have pra6tised a
1 .secret. and 'deatruaive Vice, and thereby relaired,
weakened, and debilitated the •whole nervous system, will
find the C 4: KM A L BALM .of G IL E. A If the :most power-
ful, certain, and elfeaual restorative. This Cordial has been
uncommonly successful wi"h young people who have tile.
appearance and air of old ar,,e wlio are become pale,
nate, benumbed, stupid, and: even imbecile .; whose bodies
are: become bent, wnose legs are nO loncer scarcely able to
carry them ! who have an utter distaste for every thing, and
are totally incapaCitated. Where the stomach is frequently
disordered, the 404 is weakeiiec4 paleness, bodily decay,
And emaciation, succeed this most (testi uttive habit, and toe
eyes sink into the head. This CoNtial Bohn has universally
established its restorative efficacy, and: may be, justly enn-
we:rated amongst the foremast .of those happy discoveries 1
w.hich medical research has prileured as the blessing of toe
human race, and greatest couwerattive to human misery.
As Dr. SO Lt N O IN's OractiLc is now become so great and
extensive, and lAS constant engagement's requite a conlider-
able portion of his time and attendance, he expeas, when
consulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea ; but al I writ-
ten cases, or: letters of -advice, at.d unacconnlanied with an
order for Medicine and remittance; to be answered at his lei-
sure, are required to inclose Bolt'-..a-Guinea. Such:let--
ters' should, for Safety, be thus- direaled—" MoneyLletter,
'Pr. Solomon, Gilead House, -near Liverpool; paid double
postage."l—Letters may he ordered to be addressed for X. Z.
or A. B. at the Post-Otlict, till called for.
.4 Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas.
The Cordial Bann of Gilead is sold in bottles, price half-a-
guinea eath; there are also bottles, price 335. containing
equal to thur bottles at nos. 64. by which the Patient saves
9s. including also the duty ; the stamp of which bears the
Proprietor's name and address, "Samuel Solomon, Liver-
pool," to imitate whichia felony,
N . B. It is necessary to observe, that the postage of all
letters, whatever, must be paid.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-Impetiaines, and Abr
-stergent Lotion, and " C uide to Health,'.'
.are
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,Mr. Baxterand Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr. Davidson and
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MR. WILBERFORCE's ELECTION.

AT a Numerous and highly Respedable. Meeting
(Attu: Friends of Mr. WlLb L uRCE, held at the
New London Tavern..Cheapsate, on the 13th May, 1807 ;

The Right Hon. Lord ThIt:;NNIOuTH im the Chair ;
It wis Resolved unanimously, _

t. That the Talents and tried Integrity of Mr. Wilberforce
have given, not only to the County of York,, but to the Na-
tion at large, an t-nterest in his Re-election ' - and that the
Friends of ghat great. Cause, tfie'Abolition of the Slave Trade,
have peculiar motives tor, ciiiienvouting to promote, to the
utuaost of their power, his retorn to Parliament.

2. That although Mr. Wiljerforce-netter stood higherThati
at this moment, in the opinion of his Countrymen in general,
and in the attachment of the. ledors
.of Yorkshire in parti..
cularl; yet, from obvious circumstances he must neverthe.
less have great, and, perhaps, insuperable, difficulties to en-
counter in the Contest which is now expelled, unless he
should be powerfully supported by a General Subscription,
to defraY tne unavoidable and legal k:xpences of his Eledion.•
3. That, although the E ledors of Yorkshire have certainly
a prior Ilgrit to-provide, it they think tit, for the Expenccs
attending the Ri;-election of the
.Representatives of their
; yet should any County Subscription that may be
raised prove inadequate to its onJeet, the privilege of supply-
ing the deficiency can be claimed by no description of persons
more properly than by tire -r Luaus of the Abolition of the
Slave Trade.•

4. That a-Subscription, the:Abre, by the Friends of that
Cause,. in every part ot. the United Kingdcim, be imme.
diately :opened, for ciefraying" (in aid of any Fund which
may be raised for the. same.purposeihYprkstiire) the legal
and necessary Expence.; or the contest in which Mr. Wilber:
tnrce is likely to be engaged.
5.. That to enable the.,great multitude of our fellow-sub-
jects, who will be-desirous of chewing their attachment to
Mr. Wilberforce.. on accgwltt of the Abolition.Of the Slave
"frade, to have an op,:ortunity of gratityins that feeling,
Subscriptions of any amount be received.
6. That Henry Thornton, Esq.T.Al-. be requested to ad as
TreaSUrer for this Fund.

7. That the Right. Hon. Lord Teignmouth, Rob. Barclay,
Esq. j. 13e4weii, Esq. W. Birkbeck, Esq. W. Blair, Esq. J.
Dowdier, jun. Esq. J. Butterworth, Esq. W. Cantale, Esq.
-Edw. Forster, Esq. T. F. Forster, Esq. C. Grant, Esq. C.
Grant, jun. Esq. R. Grant, Esq. S. Hoare, Esq. H. Hoare,
Esq.. Piardcastle' Esq R. Howard, Esq. j. Inglis, Esq. G.
folmstona, Esq. M.Y.C.S.Lefevre, I:sq. M. P. Z. Macauly,
Esq. M. Martin, Esq. S.Mills, Esq. T.Nicholson, Esq. Rev.
1. Owen, R. Phillips,Esq. J.`Reyner, Esq. I.Stephen,Esq.
R. Steven, Esq. I.Smitli, Esq. R. Staintorth, Esq. S..Fhorn-
ton, Esq. M.P. R. Thornton, Esq. M.P. H.Tii,:niton, Esq.
M.P. I . Thornton, Eat. G. Wolir; E sq. be requested to form a
Committee tor the,purpose of carrying these Resolutions into
etlect, and to transact ail business incident to the said Sub,
scription, and that they have power to add to theirown body.
TEIGN.MO4I fl-i, Chairman.
On his Lordship's leaving the Chair, it was unanimously
resolved, .
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right
Hon. Lord Teigntributh, for hiS able and impartial Conduct
in the Chair,

A Subscription was itlinaediatalY opened, and in. variout
Sums trout a Guinea to soel. a large Sum subscribLd by the
Gentlemen present. Varther Subscriptions for the bailie eh-
jed will be r,:ceived at ti lJanking-housesot Messrs. Hoare,
in -f leet-Etfeet ; ,Messrs. ,Hoare, Bairtetts, Hoare, and _Co'.
Lombard-street; Messrs. Down, Thornton, and Free,ll.4r.
tholoinew-Jane ; Mizssrs. Smith and Holt, Broad-str-et ;
Messrs. Ransom,. Moriand, and Co. P4ll-Ntall ; the ttitt-:N.
ent Meinberi :o. the Committee ; and by Mr. john Crest,a6,
Birchin-lane, to Communications telative to the busi.
.nets of this Meeting may be addressed. •