The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-12 00:00:00

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. COXWELL, of Temple-Bar, having been
given to understand that some other Acid has
been soh'. for Concrete Lemon Juice, feels it ne-
cessary to observe, that he is permitted to refer"
to, the highest Authorities .in this Kingdom, for
the purity Of that - prepared bY bimself; and he
trusts that the precaution of signing every Package
with his name, and in his own hand-writing, will
afford sufficient security against impositiOn to those
who shah he desirous to make ttse of this 'eonve-
nient and elegant preparation.

The Rev. j. L.T9N, -of Sutton,' Cross Bills;
in Craven, Yorkshire, in a letter of August i 4,
Bot, addressed to B. D. PERKINS, of Leicester-
square, London,..the'Ntentee of the Metallic .Trac-
.tors,.a copy of his notes during -a s,:ries of experi-
ments with those instruments. . Besides
„important
cures of Rheumatism, Contrattions, Burns, Head-
ach, Affed:9ns of the Eyes, &c. &c. is the follow-
ing ufl zi Horse

" A horse belonging to Mr. Slack, of the White Bear Inn,
Crass Hills, t.trough a sprain, had his leg exceedin,::%, swelled
from above the knee down to the foot. A farrier-had tried
nicanS without success. Three operations of the. Tractors in
the -course of the_d•,y considerably reduced the swelling, and
removed in part the lamyess. In three dayS. that swelling
waa e6rirely czone. I theta, however, observed, that the prin.
cipal vein in the breast was Much distended. The drawing
of the Tractors over this vein evidently prOdUced treat efleit,
as the poor animal trertiblact exceedingly. I then. tried, in
',the same manner, three different pieces of metal, shaped
like the Tractors, ;rom neither of which did he exp{Fssany
sensation, but on bringing the .Traaors in contaa- again, the
ttcrabling instantly returned, ..and it Was with - difficulty he'
could be held ; minutes the vein.was much diminished ;
and, by repeated use of the Tra4ors for two days more, the
'horse, was well."

On the April was published, by the Patentee, an en-
tire new entitled ‘' CoeS of Successful Prathce -with
Per;;.ias% ,i'z.tent Metallic Traiors, recelved since January
doo, the date of the .former Publication„" &C. price is.—
Sold by J. Johnson, St.. Paul's Church-yard, London. Of
the Patentee it may be had gratis, by all who have purchas-
ed the Trat'Aors.

The Cures of Gout, Rheumatism, Heatl.ach, Tooth-ach,
Sprains, Emises, and all analogous Diseases of Horses, which
are pub!:3hed, are inrnunerable.

The Traaors, so necessary in every Family, and among
Horses, may be had genuine, with new and improved Direc-
tions for_ using them, for Five Guineas the Set, of B. D.
Perkins, A. M. the Patentee, in Leicester-squaw ; and of
Frederick Smith, Chetnlst and Druggist, in the Hay-market,
London. The portable nature of the,Tra6lors renders their
conveyance by coach, or even by post, perfe6ll,l convenient,
Letters inclosmg their amount (post-paid) duly attended to.

LIFE RESTORED. Communicated by JOHN
Git ErroN, Esq. to the HumancSociety. On THrs-
' day J. May and W. Davis, being at Vauxhall
Stairs, heard a man call out thai a youth was drown-
ing; they pushed off their boats where he had sunk,
which was in a ballast hole eight feet clecp.—Exer-
dons with their boat-hooks discovered the body,
but they could not raise it.—J. May jumped into
the 'fliames,"caught hold of the body, and conveyed
it to the receiving-house: Mr. Townsend sent for
Mr. French, one of the Medical Assistants, who
employed the Resusciratiye Plan of the Society,
whic,lA, by skill and perseverance, in about twenty
mintiteslife began to struggle/ with death, and in
halt air hour more the contest ended in a complete
viCt”ry over the grim tyrant.—The youth thus
providentially restored, proved to be 'the son of
Mr. km,seli, -Plumber, in High-street, Lambeth.-
A rotml lambient shrine, Hygea's fires'
Re-kin( 41.31 blaze—joy every breast inspires ;
Stiatcbl'd trout the yawning grave, the Youth shall raise;*
His. gni ,:entl,voiee in songs tit grateful praiser
ist the glad Parents' souls to Heav'n shall soar
01.1-ht ,nine wings, Cion's goodness to adore.

:RuSsell led his restored Son to Lambeth Church,
whet-- the following ThinicsOving was offered up—" Jimes
atIL Mary Russeti, fati,cr and Mother of G. Russell, who
was tak,..g aplyitrelitly dead out of the Thanws, impressed
sense of the mercy of God to,their.SOn, and also
for Ms h: .ving graciously-blessed the means used for his re-
storatie they most humbly otter to Heaven their lowly and
gnteful..chanks for the stme."

PRICE 0

Bank S ock

-Navy ; per Cer4. 9531-
{per G er.t• 1797, shut
rtsh ler Cent. shut
4 per Cc nt. COn. shut..
3 in.; Cc nt., Red. shut
3 per Co:. it. Con. 39iiii
Date, Sd
Bank Lo. ng Ann. shut
Ditto Sh, rt Ann. shut
Ditto

COURSE OF E.

CORN EXCHANG Et-Intl-73AV, St??. 4
Our market still continues to be sparingly supplied with
Grain, owing to which-we have experienced an advance on
Wheat of more than ss. per quarter ; but if the wind con-
tinues Easterly, NV;; may. expel a large market next Monday.
Rye is rather dearer ; Barley and Malt are niuch the same ;
but Beans, Pease, and Oats, .are full as. dearer, and have a
very brisk sale.

CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. -'
Winchester Measure of Eight Bushels.:
Wheat - ses a 6os od. Boilers -54 s .a 585 e
Fine do. - 645 a 74$ od Fine do.. - '—sa —s cid
Superfine -75 s a 95$ od Fine Suffolk. 6os a 655 vl
Rye „ - 46$ ass od Fine Pearls —s
Foreign,do. —s a—s od Small Beans - 4os a sos on
Stitlbllc Barley 'ps a 4os od Firie do.. —s a od
Fine -• , 4e.s a 56s od TiCk. do. -34 s a 42$ od
Superfine do. .—s a od Fine hard do. —s a—s od
Malt • 52s a 56$ 0,1 Oats - -22 S :1 16s od
Fine do-. -58 s a 6Ss od Fine do. -28 s a 32s od
Pale dd. • - —s a --s od• Polimds do. 323 a 385 od

I-log Pease a sos od
PRICE OF FLOW
Fin; Flour 7os a 75s od
Secondi —s a —s od
Tiurds, - —s a—s od
Coarse' - a —s od

-SHIP

—s a —s od

Fine do.
FK.IPAY, SEPT. 11.
Filic Pollard —s-a.
Corm-non do. —s a —s od
Horse do. - —s .a od
Bran —s —s od

NE ltd.

GRAVESEND, SETT. To.

P-ztsed by—the Echo, Mornie, Columbus, --- Eques-
trius, Arethusa, Radley, Camden, Clarke, Ann,
Driscoll, Sir H. Parker, Westal, Sarah Annr —, Al-
bion, 'Reek, Alexander, Allen, Georgiana, —, Juno,
Rose, Eltingdon, Wilson, St. George, Metcalfe, Chiswick,
—, 4nd Ceres, Gowlans, from Jamaica Isabella, Green,
from Charlestown; Louisa and Amelia, . from" Ham-
burgh ; Elizabeth, —, from Petersburgh ; Asher, Manson,
from Virginia; and Amelia, —, from Stockholm,
Saled-:--the Ann, ----, for Stettin;. Liberty, Dye, for
Hamburgh ; Paxton, —,• for Newfoundland; Adeonio
Street, Britannia, —, Friends, Mills, Ruby,. Sharp, Ed=
ward, Brown, and Good Intent, Salter, .for Petersburgh.