The Sun.
London, England, 1815-07-03 00:00:00

;RESTORATION OF SIGHT.

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We are requested to inturm our Readers, that
Mr. WILLIAM is return,)d from the Continent, and
will continue to give his advice at his•honse,•
3,. Red Lion-square, until.the 14th ofjulv, when
he intends to v:slt Plymouth,
.for the sake of the
numerous Poor in that vicinity, wliere he will re-
main ten days only, to commence the
nig which all the Poor will be receivvd gratis ;
that all letters may be ar'dreised to him, at A.
,Nichok Es 4. Dunford-streer, St6t).!-House, Ply-
mouth); that after the 27th of J,iiy be returns to
L'aidon, and that those petions who complain of
Weio:ness of Sight, or. any Disease of th'.:Eye or'
Eyelids, residing in the country or foreign parts,
may derive the.same I%antages, on stating their
.case by letter, as.if they attended on him. per-
sonally.—Note. Letters not post paid will not be
received by this Oculist. Hundreds of docu-
Merits might be submitted to the public as the re-
sult of Mr.- Williams's practice in Paris ; but he
confines us to THREE :,-- •
The following is from-an,Thiglish Physician, of known cele-
brity in London as well as ini-Plaris; dated No. t t, Pigole-street,
Paris, 1 lth Jan. ISIS, to Mr. Williams, the Proprietor and Di-
rector of the Royal General Dispensary, 98, Higii
London; Oculist,Extraordinary to Ins M.C. M. Louis XVIII.;
Chevalier of the • Legion of Honour; Member of 'the Col-
leges of Physicians of Paris, Marseilles, Touliuse,
Stc..Bcc4i.q. • • _ •

Mil much obliged to yon for your TrtyArrsE on the
Diseases of the E4e, which I have read with much more plea-
sure and interest than otherwise,, hiving been in Loudon as
welt as Paris a witness of that success, s hich has founded the
just reputation you enjoy, and which you have obtained in
numerous instances where the efforts of other celehrate'd Oc-
ulists have Iprodyced no benefit. Accept my sincere wishes
for their confirmation, as suffering humanity claims your ta-
lents as well as your assistance; and I doubt not but, to it
you will continue to consecrate both. If in the !mink-' of
my patients I should discover any who may find it requkile to
consult an Oculist, I shall nut fail to recommend them to you,
being fully persuaded, it would be the most eminent service
that I could render- them. " I am; &c.
" J. MARSHALL, M. D. 7
From an eminent Physician and Director of the. tt.py, N7l-
tional Establishment for the hind, "THE Qv INZE VINGTS,"
dated at Paris, Jan. 5, 18 15 :

Nothing, Sir, is more-just, than that I slionld,coMply
with.the request you have made me, to declare the effects I
have seen of the operation of your Topic on the Eyes of those
Patients for whom you have consulted me respecting their
bodily complaints. I now only render homage to' truth in
giving you this public testimony, and do declare, that many
persons afflicted with the Chronique Oplithatuna, als, with
Opacities of the Transparent Cornea, Itiflamations of the
Eyes and Eyelids, IVealiness of ti.e Optic Nerve,- &c. have
been radically Cured, or much benefited; and I pray you, Sir,
to accept the expressions of my e•r;ititi.de, for the gratuitous
and unremitting attention and care that rem bf,,U),ied
on all the indigent recommended to you by, Si:, your's fee.
&e. &e. '` GUILIE, M. P. Paris."

"1, the tiodersigned, lee Can Col of Oil Cat',-..dral (.-Lurch
Of St. Deniiis, lIVW -the Priest, of tLe parish of Chati7lon, do
deci,:tru, that the Child of Julian Letuve, (a vim...dresser of
this village), was Born blind, and that he alas been Restored
to Sight, by il:e Remedy of Mr. WiiliAnis, the Oculist, a
Lmidun. Given under my baud, at Cii..t Pion. near Paris, the
4th of tktobiir, lsl4. "DE VALOIS, Vicar," &c.'