The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-05 00:00:00

SHIP NEWS.

DEAL, DEC. 4.—Came down from the River,
and sailed, the Willi►tn. GURNA, for Trinidad.—
Arrived the MIMIC!) II ship Agricola, TAnnuu,
from Ne (Turk for New York. Sailed the Lon-
don. °rein, and Alexander transnrrt•, for the
Cope of Good H'ipe and Isle of France.—
Wind N.

tiAnwtco, Dec. 4.—Arriverl the Prince of
()rangy packet Iliah a mail from liolland.—

,Vincl N.

Pr.v&touvr, Dec. 2,—Sailed the Nancy, PAT..
TM RSnN. stiff Fortitude, WATTS, for 14011:10n.....

Arittrl NAV.

PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 4. Arrived the Cuba,
LEERSSBN, from Hanthorgli for Cliftrleßton.
sailed his Majesty's ship Britumart for Plymouth ;
Union, Fut.t.twrotc, for St. Domingo; and the
Henry for Jamaica.—Wind Risterly.

Sir ROBRRT Hatt having assumed the Chie
Command on the American Lakes, to the Brea
satisfaction of every one, hoisted his !naafi pen•
dant an board the Millington, of 60 guns.

Yesterday Count and Countess ST._ ANTMIIO
gave a gran►dd dinner t. the Duke and Duchess of
ORIAANS, and a large party, at their house at.
Twickenham.

01117'6day last Viscount and VlSCOnitteSil CAS -
TLERIAGII, &e. landed at Port Patrick, from Ire-
land. Fhey were received by the 10;iJltitauts with
the utmost attentiol ; guns were fired, and hon-
fireti' took place in the evening.. On his Lord-
ship's arriAng at Dumfries he was waited on by
the Corporatiitn, anti received their congratula-
tions. On Saturday last his L,nrdshiparrived at
In his way to town his Lordship was
so visit the Earl of LosrsnsLa at Cntsmnre. This
day his Lordship is expected to arrive ut his house
in St. „Lone. 's
-square. .
On Saturday morning last, in conseqeence of
onleim received hi the night, two squadrons of the
Scots Greys marched from this city : one for
Dartford and the vicinity, the other for Grave:-
end and the vicinity, in order to proceed to the
metropolis, should their services he required in
aid of the Civil Power, in the event of tiny tumult
arising out of the Meatinglield yesterday its the
Spasfelds. /I,.,jast measure of precantion on the
payt of Government Confer/tut y Paper.)
it is usual for ils.to ponliSh the professions of
celebrated men : but we this day comply with the
request of one, to announce that after 'Wednesday
next he never intends to follow'hii profession in
'Greet Britian, except by correspondence. This,
at first sight, appears singular ; but on a perusal
of his reason', given in the 31 and 4th columns,
of this ,page of this Paper, we confess they are
not only satisfactory, but highly calculated to
produce an universal. benefit. First, for the sake
of the unfortunate, Mr. Wit.t.tross has eccepted
an invitation to go abroad, to a nation he has
never yet visited. Seoondly, that, as be has re-
solved on commencing the sale of his invaluable
Remedy for the Cure of Diacases of the Eye this
day; his personal attendance in England is no
longer necessary, as it appears cettein that in
every family there may be an oculist, should any
'one- be found in it who bas any disease of the
eye or eye-lid.

P.;~t~ ~,

Tratstated from !be "J'aui-n4 des DeAnti," Frencb Piper,

dated lath Ni.'venvber,

" At the Stilicitations of a great number 'Of the
Clergymtu, the Mayor's', thy Memhrrs of ("Mari:
table listablisinents, and the Ladies of Itch-
glints Institutions, as well in this city as in
the different' dePirtnietits, Mr. Wrt.motS,
tin-
norarry Oculist to his Majesty the King, has de-
termined to establish a depot of his Remedies
with M. Coutont, Master Chemist and Apotlie-
,•ary, living No. 7,7, Rue de Ltichelieu ;
‘VILLTAMS_ has therefore deposited with bias the
means of rontinuing the treatment that hts been
commenced, and which he could no longer con-
tinue himself, with regard to the indigent, id the
manner he has done for More than two years, Ire
oeing called upon to visit another Kingdom. Thm
tgazine alluded to will be the only one for the
whole of France t hut where every Mersin will
find the instructions for applying the rt,,medies of
rime above Oculist, both tol- the asorders of the
Eye as %veil as of the Ear, The 'distinguished
,apothecary mho is charged with tire distribution,
'lath pledged himself to give ill the explanations
mat may br considered requisite in order to rrn-
der easy and u.eftil the appliCanon ot, those Re-
medies, the efficacy of which is now so toiveisally
known,"
'Nave or Tiff. EPITOit rie THE We lowa just re-
ceived .1 letter from Mr. Wlllams, wherein he solicits we will
iot.r.o our Readers, that as he has 'accepted the invitation of
a th,tiuguished character to go to a nation he has never let
Is resolved to Sen his Keasedies in Great Biitnin,
a, n4i, as: io 'France, without any promiSe of srcresy, or of
re..trietion‘ ta attempts of onalyzatioo), as heretofore:do-
ay.mled ; Inc Sale to 'commence on Thursday, the 6th De-
cember lint.

2d. "rhat hip only Depot for the whole of Great Britain, And
for Foreign Parts, will be at his House, situated 98, 11141%
LOodon (known by the name of the Royal Genet al
Dispais .ry), where (alone) all letters and parcels of every
description, fur him, must henceforth be addressed; but that
none can possibly be received which are not post free, or
carrisge paid.
3d. That the price of his two different Bentedies 0, for the
Deceases of the Eye and of the Ear. will be so low as 221.
fstaitipl included) for each bottle, which will be enveloped
in a Look pobliihed by himself, containing, new Observa-
tions on the liseaseS of those Organs, together with anti&
instructions, for general and particular Cases, entitled