The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-05-01 00:00:00

AA N INI*II,I7A BLE RENI E
hoed by Ler Royal Highness the Princess of Wale.,
mad spesols of three hundred of the Nobility„ Clergy, &c.
who Mins- the ratite of, and recommend, an isuocent, yet ef-
ficacious r‘suedy, and mode of treatment, to their runner-
Innis sod friends; which remedy and method hare super.
stded surgical operations, la ilmeisaiiris of instances ; and are
cow offered to the 'filleted in every pert of tine world, for
tbr awe of E:typtiau and for the remora' of all
pent sad redoes" of the eyes SIM eyelids ; also for oft dusting
spots, sistionsiy specks, and films; also for shoot, dim,
aosty, rumor, Lundy sight ; crud es.:n Cur Blindness itself,
procioliug from cataracts, genera, debility of the optic nerve,
and (rem °Rite range** ; several thousands basing been be-
refitted Cue, Apia Dane t although Imildreils of them bad
i'-ett totally blind —(lice was 5 t yearn lilisid,restored to sight
0.. e eye,thinagli the assistance of Mrs Partici, of Canter.
herr ; another rot years, by %1 r. soil Mrs. W ; another
41>11,5: °of Mind 4a )von, by the Rev. G Greatbstch, of
Ormskirli, Lancashire; another ay years,
by Mr. and Mrs. W. ; another 30 years ; another is deritatlai
17 years, restored to sight by tire Rev J. ftnekwortli, A. M.
Vein of Dewsbury, Yorkshire ; another blind 18 years, by
llr and W.: soother sta years, was restored to sight in
DOO. by .%Ir and Mrs. W. at St. Just, Cornwall, and sight
matins's perfect to this day—witness the Rev. Mr•TTezi"
4t.r, Ow %tinnier, and J. Millett soil W. Chiuhakoi Dui".
Chat...64o,rd, as another aged 7i, born blind, by cataract in
lb, I. h ere, in she eau now see to read large print: the oilier
cle also b cone blind four years since, and was destroyed by
ts,tleal ;'mother, blind several years, was 111 the
Lids lei...oily two years, during which, was couched in
"'"ye right, and the other sersu times, without the small.
sat sent, ri t restored to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of
nrar Halifax, Yorkshire, soil enabled to work ;
sooner Waal m one and two years in both,
reached twice by no eminent had only a little Om.
wring light, yet I (stored to sight by Mr. 8. Mitchell, of
Shrewd near Newborr, Derhs ;'mother also 14 years blind
with eyes), endorsed in sight by the Rev. W. R. Wiltshaw,
Sane, war Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire ; another three
soil • half blind, and one burn seith short eight, cored
!qi tl.r same Gentleinan.—Aud all the above, W9'S*llol'T
1N1( Stitt:lCAO. IIPERATION, eves after they bad at-
I. ruled In wain un the must cekbruted Oculists is town and
reentry 1.
lr and Mrs. %tiniest" hismblv presume to approach the
Royal reality, and also to ni quanit the hisibllity,Gentry,sse
sits their seeress dining the Imo veer. The Lenders list
saiy (since April tans), ',mount. to 7,751 patients, besides
tbe Mahalr numbest' soder the care of abuse two hundred
.741•tante (corisisting of Clergymen of the Estsblisheil
( "snit. Dissenting Mirdstets, and Indies and lientlemen of
cniterbilsility), in different pin is of Europe and Asi r, who
am now deity in the habit of administeritis their remedy to
(even to infants at the breast, as well as to very
&persons; with great success.
••• Mc. Wiegman, Jewetier, be, St. Jatneeti.street, is oily
antotevit thousands, who can again BCe to read the %melt-
e-twin wittiest the assistance of glasses, although he had
tern adi ivied nearly two years.—That geutlessims has rscons•
"Titidot eel ens) of hie friends, every nue of whoa Ism re-
s•timishiart beneht.—Mr. Wirgarams sent Mts. Wilt
Isar ,l•
is at No. I, Gallaway's Buildings, Batts, fur the
heathl of her health) an elez.ut silver tea-pot (with in hi-
','" it I°t" no its sides), as a t:shr aof gratitude fur lite benefit
lee has I;ceisvil frotn.the remedy, and mode of treatment.
N Mc sad Mrs. William" 'advertise, that they will rw-
'sc pol4ish the loaiiie or rrsoletree of any Lady in tient!e-
mast without persairsiOw.