The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-16 00:00:00

CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. Co xw E Lt.,. of Templeißar, having been
given to understand that some other Acid has
been sold 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 bin-Belli; and he
trusts that the precaution of signing every Packa,e
.with his name, and in his own handwriting, will
afford sufficient security against imposition to
those who shall be desirous to make use of this
convenient and elegant preparation.

Experience has (by marry of the first Perso-
nages of Great Britain Ireland, &c.) so univer-
sally establishedGontsoLo's VEGETABLE BAL-
SAM in the Restoration of Persons afhieted with
that dreadful malady the Consumption, that the
Proprietors, conceiving A repetition -of the nu-
merous; and- surprizing Cures already laid before
the Public, might. be 'an incroachment on the
reader's time, its superiority over all other me-
dicines In the cure of Cqughs, Colds, Asthmas,
Consumptions, and even the Scrophula, is not
only admitted by individuals in general, but by
the most skilful of the Faculty ; who, in many
instances, when their own prescriptions have
not succeeded, have had recourse to this estimable
medicine, which has amply satisfied them of its
virtues. This. recent certificate of Lord Dudley
and Ward, 'and those of other persons of distinc-
tion, are sufficient to prove this medicine the
first in the world in the cure of the above-men—
tioned disorders. There never was an instance
in the annals of history, that deserves more notice
than the cures of nine Gentlemen out of ten in
His Majesty's ist 'Froop•of Horse Guards, in
deep Coosumptions, after the advice of the most
eminent of the Faculty had failed of success.
The certificate of the cures, witnessed by the
Marquis of Lothian and General Drouly, which
mint ever be handed down to posterity, as it has
always been deemed by the Faculty a great
thing to save one out of twenty in this dreadful
complaint. Too much cannot be said upon this
valuable discovery, which no family ought to be
without, and particularly at this season of the
year. umerous certificates are daily received,
and may be seen at the Proprietors, Messrs. N.
and S. Godbold's, No, 3, Bloomsbury-square,
where it may be had, wholesale and retail, as
usual ; and retail of Mr. and Mrs. Newbery,
Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Tutt, Royal Fxchange ;
Messrs. Jcboult and Co. (late Bacon), Oxford-
street ; Mr. Ching, Cheapside ; and by one of
more in every city and capital town in Great

ON THE BORDERS OF HERTFOIPSHIRE,

With Possession at Michaelmas next.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RAINE,
. . . .
On Thursd4iy next, the Igth inst. at the King's Head, at
Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire, at Two o'CloCki!iti
Nine Lots ;
A Capital .
w FREEHOLD FARM, very. de_
ably situated a -short distance from the Turnpike-
road, bet ween'ilockeril; and:Quenflun,. at MALLARDS
GREEN, in the Parish of Manuden, in the County of
Essex, containing in the whole about see Acres of good
Land, in the occupation of Mr. James 'Piper, as Tenant
at Will,,who and his Family have held the same for many
years at an old Rent. _ " _ _ _ _ •

This Estate is capable of very considerable improve-
!tent, being surrounded by hard roads, and within an easy
distance of the Navigation front Stratford to the River
Lea, near Ware, whereby the produce-may be, sold to the
best advantage ; and ashes, chalk, or lime :for manure
easily attained.
To be viewed, by leave of the Tenant, of whom printed
Particulars may be had ; also at the Place of Sale ; at the
Saracen's l-lead, Ware ; Cock, Epping ; -at the Printers
of the Cambridge and Chelmsford Papers ; at the Rain-
bow CoMe-house, Combat ; Mr: Murray., Symond's-
,l im ; ,and Mr. Raine, Land Surveyor, Cliarlotte-street,
Bloomsbury, London, where a correct Plan maybe seen.