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

tVERY MAN lIIs OWN OCULIST.

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4th. That one bottle will eontaiii sufficient of his remedy,
as will frequently be found, to cure several personi atilicteti
with slight and recent Inflammations of the bye:Mid'Eye,
lids„_ weakness of Sight, and ahio of alight and recent Dulness
of Hearing, yet, fur the eticonragement of the Governors of
all Charitable or Religious Institutions, the Proprietors 'of
large Alanufactm ies at home °railroad, or of Plantations the
East or West Indies, where many working People or Slaves
as e eMployed, the Master or Commandeis of all ships, trading
to the Indies, to America, to the Baltic, or other parts of the
Globe, he will order that one bottle shall be given free over
every. four bottles, which are paid. for.
61.11. That he should he happy to receive propositions (post
free) from the Proprietors of each Newspaper, Druggist, or
Medicine Vernier, in every town and city in England, Scot-
land, and Iceland, in order to adopt a plan so as to render his
remedies snore extensively useful.
tit h. That nothing will be genuine which is not contained
in bottles blown with his name, residence (3, Iteci Lion-
square), and profession on than), and accompanied with. his
Treatise above-mentioned,

7th. 'Mat he supposes persons of all agoo. who are in the
habit of reading, writing, or working by candle (such as So-
licitors, Booker*, Clerks, Ike. mere especially if the light is
offensive to them), will never fail to dress their eyes with one
drop of bis Remedy, before nigl after a close application to
imslness, by way of refreshing and fortifying the Eye iwl
Eyelids , nod he pledges himself that they will thereby avert
the bad effects which would otherwise result t Iteretfram.
And Lastly, As he is about to sell his Iteniedits,4nrtli return
to the Cosstluent,'he authorises us to inform our readers, that
he never Intend., to prttetlCO Its an Oculist, either. inEngland,
Scotland, or Ireland, after the 4th of December neat, except
by CorrespontlODClht unless at his Dispensary, for ilie sake
of the iudigent (who cannot afford to purchase his 'Remedy),
lint where, he assures us, they shall continue to, be received
grati. (as usual) every day est 'twelve &dor/h.
• My Remedy fOr the Diseases of the Ear is entirely diffe-
tent to that for the Diseases el the Eye.
t r,very letter (although post paid), that requires his
o,.inion or Advice, is expected to contain a One Pound

`I he translation of nn OPE, addressed to Mr. Williams, by
ra Member of the Society, in the city of Lyons, called tke
" Friend, of the Muses and a the. King," at a public dinner
given by that Institution to theithore Oculist, on the lath
July, 1810 t the original verses were afterwards copied by
themselves into the City Gazette, with, tt great variety of au-
thenticatod Cures they liad collected together after his de.
partore, and which they forwarded to him at Paris, with aDi.
plum, constituting him !steadier of their Society ; both of
the Original Documents are now in our possession

• , THE COMPLAINT.
", Alas! bright Sol, thou radiant God of day,
Thy blissful light froni me far e'er is tied;
Inv ,It'd in midnight darkness, now I stray,
A w•retOtted wanderer through the world Ent lid.
My talents lost ! without the posier to please, •
Not Venns, the Graces, nor pleasure, nor ease
in my tad abode ever enter,—
,But folly een.follws my steps for their sport,'
And makes me their jest peradventure. 4
The charms of his world to Me um are cross',!,
In my pessage thro' life the sun's splendour is lost,
And my joy fur ever is flown :
The features of those whom my heart once ador'd,
Are denied to my ~ight.-;-Cati.it not be restor'd ?
Alt no! that for MT ig gone!! •
For me are no More the rich valleys etubellided
With colours so esriocts Ali art to defy :
And Flora's rich mimie for me has no relish,
Oit landscape, or mountain, or tints of the sky.
.Apollo was tuuv'tl by my fast flowing tears,
• Andinkdreasittg me thus, he subdu'd all say fears
" ()pen thy heart to joy,
" Drive away thy grief;
" Have mirth without alloy,
roe thou can's& have relief.
" Let have team .'n thy mind,
" Am! future prospects bless;
" tic Lyons thou shah find
44 itis Eisoish Oculist.
" Ilts'aid then go and claim,
". A cure thou may'st rely on;
" For he has miracles perfnrm'd
if Since his abode at Lyon..
" Implore his succour. mice again I say,
" And hall with gratitude the God of day."
Member of the Reunion, or the Society of the Nimes ant]
Of the King. . L. M.
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A multiplicity of Cases might he submittettto the public as
the result of his practice eretvin Paris only; but he confines
us to the foilowing, in order to spew the high apinion'enter-
tented of his Remedy
Fro) an eminent: Physician of Paris, to Mr. Williams, the
Proprietor rind Director of the Royal General Dispensary,:
98, High Holborn, London i • Honorary' Oculist to H. M.
C. M. Louis XVIII. t Member of the Colleges of Physi-
cians of Paris, ,Marseilles, Toulouse, Erreux, Clermont,
ChalottS,.&c. &c. &c. &c. Dated alb January, 1815.
" 1, the Undersigned, Doctor in Medicine, of the College
of Montpellier, Physician of the Maternal Charity. of Paris,'
cerlify,:that it is within my knowledge,. that M..ie Doctor.
Willienot has cured, by the application of his Collyritim alone,
the hereinafter tt anted persons, who were all atilicted in w
most serietri -manner : Ist. Miss V. with a Qlcitittiness of sight
arising &trot* opacity of the Cornea; Pd. The daughter of
tint lala celebeated littera! tbt °Out, of a Chrunique Ophthal-
mia t.8(1. Maditne-Flary, of weakness of the Optic Nerve,
%skid, rendered it tropossible for het tolead or work without
spectacles, now never uses thou I olth:. &child, who became
I,lind aitev the measles, which blindness continued four
otioiths, is also perfectly restored to sight. In truth Of which
1 bare signed the present attestation.
" G. LAPEYRONNIE, D. M. Paris."
The following Is from an English Physician, of known ecfc-
brity in London as well as In Paris, dated 14.11, rigole-
street, Paris, 1 lab Jonttaiy; tala.
" Stu,-1 am much obliged to you fur your 'Treatise on the
Dit,eatsa o the Eye, whittri hate roil with winch more pies-

aria itttetrs: atliviNvise, a* 1 have been, iii London
iliti Poris. a witness or that •ne..:.ss whim, has toot.ilea liie
jos'', reputation whir& psrt ortairryotrid:which yon have
in polars-Gus instances where ,tho,efforts of other cel.'hvaLed
Oculists twee prait4eslito'beiWit.t ihy,inevic. wishes
fur their einitinuation.,„4l*,solUring humanity t ythir ta-
lents and assist.ince ;; and Idoolit not hut to it you will c4n-
tiiiiie to conseeratit'bokh.' If in 'Ate ontither of my Patients
I shoot,' discover raoy,who mayfiiid it reciiii•jte to .onsult art
Oculist, I shall not fail to recuwuiend your
fully persnailed it would be the most eminent service that I
cunt.] reinter &c.
"To, &c. &a. • J. MAII,SUIALL, 11,1)." •
'lle following is translated from a Pori . Pape'
We c:tnuot hut inform Our readers,, in eimai..l :ewe of ZZ
letter printed in our Paper of Cie tiith inst. fron Dir. Mar-
shall, an English physician, of very deserving eelei,rity, now
livio; in Paris, with Eiwitinione,,on .• the Treati,e
by Nr. ;Jt. English Oeuliv, that w. have prueiv..eti
a supply, iu artier fu aceorninuditte uur frienthi, beaus la
most families there are nutortunntely soaq• who, are atiliet.:d
in their Eyes; le, the Book evidently .appears tette a Wort; of
consitlei able merit', and as it .is dedicated by permission to
our excellent /(1,%;,. we therefore coAnot but recommend oor
friends to procure one of these hibolis pre.tiotis to their
in;; Paris, as they will find it cont.:ins information of general
interest likely to lie prolaittive of universal henetit

From another entirretit Physicist And Director 'of the Ro)al
Natiottai Est:olishutrut tor tit/ Mita, the QUIII2C Vingts•j,
Paris, Inn. b. itsf,i. ;

" Nottintg, Sir, is, sum.; just,than that I should comply
with the request you have mane ate, to declare the effects 1-
has e seen cif tite,uperat ion of yquF •Topic on the Eyes, ot those
pa:kilts for whom you have consulted me respecting their
bodily complaints. I now only render homage to troth itt
ring you this public testimony, and do declare, that many
persons afflicted with the Chronigitc Ophthalmia, also with
Opacities of the Transparent Cornea, Infiamtuatictis of the
Eye and Eyelids, Weakness of the Optic Nerve, 'B4e. bac.
been radicall cured, or much benefited. And 1 pray yon,
Sir, to accept the expressions of rity gratitude, fur the OA,-
ttlitilUS And unremitting attention and care that:you have
bestowed too all the indigent rectionnended to you by,
" Sir, your's,
4, 0V1.1.1.117., M.l). of Paris."

" To &c: &c:

*** We are sorry to inform our Readers that for 'want, of:
room ivw arc uhlige to omit a ►multiplicity of astouisiting
Cures; Cures. that had they happened in ..he Feudal .tges,
voultl positiiely hare been handed down to posterity as
miracles. • _ •