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

AN INVA LU A 'if.. Elt E E Dl'.—Pat rota..
iced by her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales,
and upwards of three hundred of Ili Nobility, Clergy, Le.
who know the value of, and recommead, an innocent, yet ef-
ficacious remedy, and nook of treatineat, to their conntc-
tants and friends; which remedy and inethorl hare super-
seded surgical operations, in thousands of lustsuces ; and are
now tarred to the aillicted in every part of the world, fur
the cute of Egyptkaa Ophthalmia, and for the removal of all
pain sod redness of the eyes and eyelids ; also for all floating
spots, stationary specks, and films; also for shoit, dim,
misty, foggy, dowdy sight; and even fur Bliirdnem
proceeding from cataracts, general debility of the optic nerve,
sad from other CalliC4 several thousands haring been be-
netitted since April ISO' t although hundreds of them hid
been totally blind —Owe was 51 years blind, restored to sight
of one eye, through the assistance of Mrs Paruel, of Canter-
bury; another Su years, by Mr. sad Mrs. iVilliatos ; another
44 years ; owe blind 40 lean, by the Rev. G. Greatbateb, of
North 3teuls, near Ormskirk, Lancashire; another 3; years,
by Mr. and Mrs IV.; another do year' ; another in darkness
g 7 years, restored to sight by the Rev J. Duckworth, A. M.
Vicar of Dewsbury, Yorkshire; another blind ott years, by
Mr. sad Mrs. W.; another 23 years, was restored to eight in
1799, by Mr. and Mrs. W at St Just, Cornwall, and sight
continues perfect to iii. day—witness the Rev. Mr, .Trexi-
der, the Minister, and .1 niul W. Childish", Esqrs.
Churchwerilens ; another aged 12, born blind, by cataract in
the left eye, yet she rail now see to read large print: the other
eye also became Mired four years since, and was domiltoyeil by
surgical operatioas ; soother, blind several years, was in the
Leeds Infirmary two years, .luring which, was couched in
one eve eight, and the other 31.3331 tin es, without the small-
est heowtit, yet restart, to sight by the Rev. Mr. Rigby, of
Mickley' near Halifax, Yorkshire, and enabled to work ;
another ,Iliad in one aye tai year., sad two years in truth,
couched twice by as eminent oculist, had only a little glint-
meting light, vet restored to sight by Mr S. Mitchell, of
Steffan, neat Newbury, Reeks ; another also 14 years bliud
(Mott; eyes:, restored to right by the Rev. W. 11. Wiltshaw,
mum, near Rei kelt? e Gliserestershire ; another three
years neat • half Idmil, and owe horn with short sight, eared
by the amine .11 the 'twee, WlTstoul•
ANY SURGICAL OPERATION, even after they had at-
traded or van' on the wawa rack Wailed Oculists la town sad
cautery
Mr. ail Mrs. Williams humbly presume to approach the
Royal Family, and also to mipsinat the Nubility, entry, it
with their 11411C13111 duel's( the past year. The Lawlor' Ilst
only (since April 1404', amounts lu 2,914 patients, besides
the burnouse nninheis soder the care of above two bombed
assistants (consisting of Ch rgy nets of the Established
Church, Dimentiug Ministers, and Ladies and Gentlemen of
respectability), in different parts of Europe and Asia who
err now daily in the habit of their reine:ly to
the ndlicted ,even to infauts at the breast, as well as to very
aged orisons; with vest success.
• Ire. trim/ an, Jeweller, tio, Rt. Jamei a wtreef, is only
env aninuest tlainsamts, who rasa again see to 133111 the smell-
crii pi .iit *idiom the assistance of ;lasso,, although be had
been al9iefir.llWatill 10,13,114 i —lll,r gelokinan has 131.11Thl-
ititill.:.31 of ha, Ira carry ....r s.f whom has re-
ceived ostasisbaie broth. —Mr W11'201411 •0111 1113 i. Wil-
helm (olio is 41 Nu I, GitilawAy's Buildnigr, Bath, tar dir
bCiOrit atf her he,ilth) 311 ultra int silver IrJ pot (4111. an in.
seription or its sines), as la token of gratitude for the benefit
he
has received from the remedy, and male of treatment.

li. B. Mr mill Mrs %Vinous.advertise, that they s ill tic-
, vet pablish the mute sse residence of any Lady or Getle-
. mama timiticastal, without per sislkaimi.
tit Mts. Witham's 13315 Owen of essential service, this sea
1 01111, osiy. te ',ln. K.I Isr%. Matto.% of the Huth I...mitt tits my.
and upwards of u 8 bemired other Paut tits, many of it bow
ware totally blind, " but em! no,, we l"

BH.A11150).11K awl 1 11. with their usual greet
stirrers, sold iw the
List rArrery, in 71 Statics In the, preeediag Lot, Ty
Ni. 3,734. L. %loom,' Nu.
4,t4 ...... ;kid l,uou
sof Lson each.... u.'oet I 3 of 100 each 1.51111
Being Share' of slower erei y Capital stsereia ; and iii lest
yeti* only, sin of lo,aad. mod (.!apilsts to the aniosint of
itie,nool. besides the Rot aii,nool. t he lark 21,11001. and the only
411.1,11!11. 111,Cr Shared; and 111 previous. yeah, to sneasiourit
nll precedent ; niv mow wth,rs TicKrrs arid
4,41 %REA is the NEW LOTTERY, to he &moo the ash of
Jove, is whirl' there are four extra Grand Prates of One
Hundred Tickets each, whirl' may produce to a Ticket
inn,ocul. and to a Sialeesith upwind" uf
ANSCO and CO. again leaned the public against
the ilereption wr forth of their firm and claims of the sale
of the first and last °floors Clneu.l Pions M. given ; the-fat t
is, every Sinteireith was sold, sad the tortionste aarOolluterr
each received 1,3471. Ilia. 3d. at their Old lim.lon:y Olth is In
London, vie.

Nu 117, CUffkitl, No. 11, Huth 'en.
Haymarket, Anti P. nt, •Irm.l
Thr% oat sower (likely ',sheet ch." diviard C*o4 .1 whicl,
yeas uut absolutely sbured tool solJ to the isd.•.“; a. abotr.

was the moderation, in refusing to hetet' to the
petitions of the people, against the wasteful expetitii•
tore of blood and treasure? Where was the mule.
ration m the appoitetrornt of Mr. Yorke, under cir-
cumstances so galling to the nation at large ? Yet
those were the acts of persons who were perpetually
calling upon the people for moderation, as if they
alone were privileged to dispense with it. The
question in which they were now committed, was
tar more importaut then that which hail occupied
their forefathers, upon the subject of general war.
►ants. In the early part of the last century, It bed
been declared by the House of Commons itself,
that the moment the people were deprived of the
protection ivfithe law, that tno•nent they erased to
be freemen; here wits a declaration of the Noon,
Standing in the teeth of its conduit ; for in the late
assumption of privilege, it had violated the proteca
tiun of the law ; and he svas persuaded that such
was the feeling of the people upon the subject, that
if one-half of them were Imprisoned upon *nth au-
thority, the other half would be unconvinced and
tinsel islied.—(App/attres.) He exempl.fip d the dif-
fer . between the Flonse of Cottonton and the
people, by the fable of the Countryman and Ju-
piter; the Country's+ endearoule Ito argue the
point in dispute, but Jupiter stowed his thunder.—
(A laugh) He would now offer ■ few words upon
the oily substantial core for the illtieulties
under which the people 'Amore& l'alliameolory
Reform.—(.4pplanses.)—England ow: worth light-
ing for; it, therefore, was worth reformlog. This
country possessed great means, great spirit, great
enterprise, and it wax um•umbeut on those who re-
garded it, to take care that it shooid not be over-
run with the lo,•u.ts of corruption. if lie was en
his oath upon a jut.), which WAS U. fit:Cldr who were
the greatest eitetuir sor the couutrf ? hr. would say,
those who, upon all occasions, opposed Ko f°11:14.-
Secretary Thiolow himself had said, that Engl'
could never he destro ill, but ht. a
The language, of whit It Parliametit one cor
ed, sod for which it had seao'red upon th
sonment al lltitisl► subjects was wit we
year 1741, Sir John Bareard„ who list'
ed that city, adopted a language +-clue'
had told the House, in his speeches,
not consult the willies of the pea
nut, and ought not, to po.ness the°
it was remarkable, that, about '
Chathatn,cmitending for Pail'
served, that, valthout it, Moe
of the people, they spuds r
Mr. Fos delivered thee,'
still stronger, in the
C tttttt nons objected '
tours, they would
forefathers, with
strength,•tiiJ by
they would race
Ice went at lee
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