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;►COUNT VESUVIUS. Accov.g. OF • I:I;SCCHT 11NTO TH, CII4TTa OF •.1 • • r TESTNIUS 1111111011TaRKIICHNITION THL N • ;HT 114WE/11 THE. 18TH •1111 D 19TH OT JULY, t ''!,01.-••••CPM/010-kai • To afcend to the fummit of Mount Vernvies, which is elevated 3000 feat above the level of the lea, is an enterpriste of great diffienity, as it is ne s:Airy for nearly half the height to climb an ex ceedingly llE•ep declivity up to the knees in aflies. Some phflofophical men of eminence, however, as Spallanzani f Dolomieu, Dr. Moore, Ste. have overcome all. theie:liffict4ties. .Sir William Ha milton, trims caufcd a gravonany views of Vefu vinus to be defigned during his, long refidence at Naples, afcended to the fummit a it fifty-two times ; but no one, at lead fince the eruption in 1779, ever ventured to defvend into the crater of this volcano, not even Sir William Hamilton, who eonfidered it tinder fo many points of view, and who vifited ,it fo many times.. It:was refereed for eight Frenchmen to hazard this dangerous en tirprife, and to fncceed in it completely, notwith 'handing the timidity of their guides, the impoffi bility which the Neapolitans attached to it, and the inflances they mentioned, of rant travellers who had loft their lives in the attempt, and been (wallowed op by the volcano. • To be able to appreciate the danger of this en .• terprife, it will 1",: rrecefl'ary to have itcorreet idea of the form and petition of Vefuvius, and of the . •• t matters which it throws up. This . volcano has the form of - a truncated cone, and a part of its bare, which is altogether three leagues .in circumfer ence, is waihed,by the Mediterranean ; its mouth, or upper hafe, which i f a little iuclinedto the axis, is 5772 feet in sircuinference. Tfie smith front the Life to half thelteight coeifts esf ecgetable mould mixed with lava and donee ut.ich here iof ban attacked by, the lire. tufas, punAc . f, ind calcareous Roves, different in their . attire and colour, according to the diffctent degrees of im , preffma which have heen made on them bj the fire. The half of the height next the fummit is cans pored chiefly of pure antes, but coat er than our common afbe%. Till the prefent time, there here been twenty-four eruptions recorded in hiflog.--: The fiat took placelnahe year 79 after the Ch ris tiara era : by thefe eruptiens volcanic matters have been fuccefhively aceinnulated, but by that of 1779 the (amnia:l4 dieerater and of the Japer tare was entirely changed. ;The focus or.crater is now funk zoo feet behiat,the upper edges of cite mouth of the volcana.-. - . To arrive at the 'titter. Andto eb&rre the no. memos 'Oracles, long devices, and fires which' Me from them in (everal places, and alto ;he va riegated and (Lill (making matters of which the crater is conipife.l, it was neeeirary to pafs over this (pace , of zoo rect. The inner fides ..f the volcaga. are nearly per pendicular, or exceedingly liseptind ompokel of elites, lava, and large calepaarhiatflanes,; het there • lava and (tones, as they /011;1110 connexion with the allies, cannot ferce as any point of fupport ; , and when any one is fa imprudent as to adhere to • this. kind of rock,.the least motion, the kali dir placement of any part, makes the 'whole crumble to Nieces. Betides, from the fummit . of .Vefuvius to the crater, the declivity, being exceedingly ra pid, cannot be traversed but on ail fours, andquf feting yourrelf to glide derwn'aroidft a torrent of thliics .and lira. But the Moll dangerous (+flacks !tic thofe awf'il excavations. which cannot be pair ed over without great trouble and difficulty. Difregardiog tie terror with which the Neapo litans endeavoured to infpirc us, after having re ceived their adieus, as if our reparation had been likely to be eternal, we let •eut in a carriage, at • - „ tti after eleven at night, tilt tite'th of July, Om the hotel Cfthe - Preach iiinbairador, fourteen in number, (untidiest .with rapes and Other articles. which we fuppored might be neceffary, and. all in a !late of lite high& fpiriti, which never ft:it'- 11/0k us, eve* at times of * moltimminent dan *To We arrived about midnight at the foot of Nefurins I :And, baring quitted oir carriage, mounted well experienced uruteri,•thlikPriteeedhrg, caw after . the other, with Adjutant Dampierre at our head, amides the thick darkners'of night, reached half way to the steep Commit of the moun tain. We had a numerous body .of eruides, and their lighted for ch es. gave to our expedition a my fterious and folemn air, WhiCh formed a Ariking contrail with the mirth anti gaiety-of the conk p any. When we had afeen.ded4Att - half way, we 111 Were obliged to and* iii i .'elkenher up the , fteepell and molt dii.ficaslt Tait Veftivios, wad- 1 ing•shrough the allots up:to the knees, till, el-1 haufled with fatigue, and covered with fweat. we reached the Canine at halt - pail two,in the morning., ' The firil thing that (truck us, as loon as the morning began•to dawn, was a molt magnificent Ipeltacle—a fuperb .view of the city and port a- Naples, the beautiful hills which rurround and the vafl . extent of the fea by which they ire' waled. After walking round• part of the apes _ lure of the volcano, that we might &vole •the • molt commodious place for defeenffing, Adjittent Dempierre and C. Wicker fii tt defe; a ct • With , out *of ilCeideut, at th e deteriatined . When • they had.got about a third of the way-they were fusldettly lopped by an excavation of fifty which it necetrary to pars. As they fiMad that it was l'am4offtbJe sso obraht _any fixed pciintfof fop post on idles to movealde 0.1 and being convinced * -that: the-fridion of ropes, would have loon dedrot.' ed both the point of Inpport and the neighhatiring i mane; to a great diftance , they Waived to return.. it e r l d es , .on the means of fceuding, Come (tones rolling down from the firm., .• • tacit occafnmed a general Nptaitit* Wherever they pared: Adjutant Daraptqtp robot the .graund Int which he ftood Mike henatb Rqd be l had faintly .quitted it, valling oat to C. Wick* to follow him, whets it difappeared. • Rigion indeed, the whole p/ace:isliefeOrt had ttno.l, and: all tb .. oa i gh o was • ti iiinblicr :down focceSvely in the. contra of half an honr, and stre:a precipitated W.** InsHout Of the Falter frith auswftd noire. ' ' ' • Before we renounced our enterprife to return to Napks, dejefted on account of not having rue ceeded, we once mote walked round the month of the crater, and at lad dilcovered a long declivity, pretty smooth, though very deep, which concluded to the focus. Without examining the precipices, whichit might be neceirary to pals before it could be reached, C. Debeer, the Ambafrador's.fecre- ' tory, accompanied .by a lazzaroni, fet out firft to I attempt the palrage. When they had got half 14'.1y, amitilt a torrent of allies, which the =pref.-1 fion of their feet made to roll down along with 'them, they. found means to fix thettifelyel on the edge of a, precipice Pict* Act Ist 130 k tr Whildi 6 4 was necefrary to pars • riv e thitsp. teach the lower clecliyity. ..Thet aaroni a tti tined,. re--, filled to proceed ;.-but,being pritiMißd 4 . !clouble J ducat, avarice g.cit the better of hti titniditr; lie! Epee lily made the fign of the excifi offer his whole body, and, having .invoked the Madonna, and St. Anthony of Padua, threw himfelf along with C. Debeer to . , the bottom of the firs precipice : coon after they arrived at another, but being of lefs height it was paired with more •eafe. • At length, amidft a continual torrent of falling lava, allies, and (tones, they arrived at the bottom ofj the crater, and stretched out their arms to its, fendhig loath fliouts of joy, 'which we returned with the utnsoft fatifaaion and enthufiafm. C. Houdouart, engineer, immediately followed C. Debeer; and after encountering the fame diffi culties, and palling dangerous precipices, joined him sit the bottom of the crater. Being there both convinced *of the almoll infurniuuntable difri culky of ascending, they threw themWves into each 'other's arms, like two friende reduced to the ne.. aleceflity of terminating theit lives together in.a . 'defect iflimd,without any hopes of efcaptitgfrom it. They then began, 7 hat with castiou‘ peps, to walk round this iMpienfe :fisynace, which .1611 finokes in fever-el plates. The .intrepid' WiCkar, who was very . defironito participate in their fate, Tailed out to thens to fend foine one to atlift him in paffing the two cliffs ; hut teeing no one corning, and growing impatient, lie lCulhed forward, and rolled :down, tbwards tgm'ainidit - *_!..eireilx of Bones, afbes, and volcanic flatters. . Adjutant 1 Dampierte, C. Bagneris, phyileian .ta the army, Frellinet and Andras,' French. travellers, and Moulin, infpeabi- of pops, foorefrdlowed, and arrived at the crater, after hatik• incurred the fano: e. ow:. . `Wicker immediately-fat -down on a heap of fcotii and, with that foperintity of talents, for Whicli 7 lie is diftinguifhed, Atte:led out in profile,' with' a perfca rcfmnblince, the portraits of the . cigbt..Erenchmen - who had defcended. Each then Wetted a (mall colleedian of. the. different vol canic matters which. . appeared• to be f l ew or curious, and end,:ivonnsel vausake a few obferva dons. Had we been alloyed to depend.. on faCeefs; had we not been rrtarJed in our preparations by our timid guides; and it franc of us, having only juft arrived a: Nap'..:s. had not been ftraitened in point of time, our defient would certainly have ken much snore ii feint, and the refults snore fa. ti,f.taory. However, though ftl-furnilhed with means, the following are the obfervations we were enabled to make Reatimur's thermometer, the only inftrnment 1 we polfetied, Rood at It degrees, on the fummit of Vefuvitts: the air,,was—cOld, and fomewhat meat :.in the crater the quick: ricer .rote.to f 6 de. grc .. , s, and we experienced the !added temperature. The furface of this place, which, when feen.by the' naked eye, lm J:inz dowl from above, ap peared entirely fmnotli, exhibited,. whin we were at the bottom, notlno,t but a vaft extent of afpe. rities. We -.were constantly obliged to pats over. lava' exceedingly porous, in general pretty hard, ,but which, in fome places, and particularly thofe whtre we entered, was 1611144 and yielded under nut legit. The fpedacle Which (truck us molt was 'the numerous (ptracics, which either at the bottom Of the crater, or the• interior fides of the mountain InEet- thi vapours ter efeapt.• 'When we arrived at the' Crater, we weritefirenslp afcertain whether thole. vapours were' of. a •noxions quality: we walked through diem, and breathed them several times, but felt no inconvenience from them. The thermometer, placed-in ona of.theft (piracies, in dicaud 54 degrees, in another it rote only.to 22. In all thefe experinients.our inftrument was co vered with g 14midliatter, which .was foOn dilli pated in thi Open aii'withcaut leaving any traces. rf r Iktraverfusgthe fu ?e of the crater, we per t terved a forth liatelolie bfa litrettas of oat; 1 mice Ilene; and Wlridi, iceite , itsWitoltreiveumfer 1 reeve, emitted ci Ilr6tig laid. The therniometer placed at fird at the entrance of it, andthen im.. merfed 'to is great% depth' Ov'the nature of the grout nd. and the heat doold -admit, never title higher than -22 degrees.. This iingulirity fur. praiLd us, but we were not able to explain it. - The volcanic prodefaions, which we obferved in the' whole crater; were lava, exceedingly porous, and whiCh the fire in certain places ma reduced to . fcoriw. ' It was of a dark brOwn.colour, and fometimes reddith; but it is rare to find-Any white.' The Tulflances neareft the fpiracles are all- co veted of impregnated with fulphur. This mineral is found-very' often in a date of oxygenation. It' is fometimes white,' and fometimes of a yellowifh colour, and the (harp and pungent impreifion it leaves on the tongue, (anciently indicates the Elate in which it is. The burning focus, of which' we have fpoken, prOdUces the fame refults. Some bidaltic lava is elf° found, but in frnall quantity; one fpecimen only, of a confiderable' weight and beantitirpolifh, iterated Mit attention. ' On theltorth fade of the crater there are two large fibures, one Of which is-to feet in depth, and /be °the about 14. Therare thaped like an in. - verted cone. Tilt litiftteit'tiellf( 'Which they are covered is entirelKdlaner to titarteitt the ref of the curiae*. They fret neithie fmble nor heat ; yet tfonse fulphurotteirciduations plibily thew that the fire in• theft place's has sloe lang_beetrextine. -' . • - When . we had dnilisd there fiw obfirvatidtts, it was tte.telfary thin we &bold Wilk! of returning. The •defcent is fat lifs laborious than the afcent ; for it is difficult to climb eminences where. the NUM of Aiwa% art fu moveablo..-Befideb-people a 'cannot ascend but one at a time in focceffion, after long intervals, for fear of bitifiag under a tor rent of volcanic matters thole who follow, as the foot, when moved, difplaces the ales, &c. to•the difiance 0130 fees round. . . s • • • When we arrived at the two precipices, we were obliged to afeend by . mounting on the Moulder; of a man placed at the bottom, and laying hold 'OT a flick held by another at the top; and . to re& nut feet no where but in a very g entle manner. At length, by prudence and cau tion, reached the fitmmit Vefitviui without any accident, but exhaulled with fatigue, and in covered tvitlvaihes and [mote, as to be scarcely Our fix companions, who bad not deicendeci in•i, the crater, were overjoyed when they faw us again, and fupplied us with force refreMments, of which we had great need. When one grand difficulty is 'farmounted, in ferior ones are overlooked l 'as oilittte importance. In lets than 25 minutes we agairrdefc,ended, bav ing confirmed, alter examining various [tones, this obfervation, that Vefuvius is the only known vol. c-ano which throws up from its bowels Primordial fubftances, without being altered by the fire, and fuch as arc found at prdent in banks and veins. At half after eight in. the morning we arrived ; at Portici, the inh:.bitants of which' were much furprifed to fee ni return all face. Their delicious fruits, and their excellent wine, called La,:rytaa foon made us forget our fatigue, and we ' then proceeded AO Naples, which we rea.:ll,:d in fafety. . The refult of this exeurfioa, which was o nl y an experiment, can be of no further use than to Mew, the poffibUity of reaching the crater; and'to open the way to it to philofiphers, muticalifisiand.che mills, who, by Isploring this inams4fc furPaie pf rtatureat their 12aure, wr 4 l firtd-a• viriity-ofinat ters which wilt alfia-ii ati ample freid for-the appli cation of Melt chemical kniklec!ge, and -may enab'e thersito makt : ditcoverics i4erefting *to...the arts.and-the fcienees. •- The names of the eight FnestintteNin the order in which they defcentied, are as faltiw :4x-Debcer s fecrctary to the AtistrsAdoi, - Aititio'rr Houdoitart; ichicf engineer of biidgei -e and:;!inaiways at tached to the army Of Italy . ; St:icksti, p tutee Dampierre, adjutant-commandant ; • Pagticris, phyfieian to the army of nbferVittions and Andras, French travellerii :tild'Mculin, in , fpeaor of polls. • Eliz. Minded, a girl c t i-i7;ini is ycarit of age, was laikz week committed £g Worceiler gaol, ;by the COilioner, for the wilfttlithard4r of 'acr illegiti- Mate child. On Monday two Escire Otctrg, attended by two foldiers, feiled iiit . torfes and five earls lcden with fpirits and tobacco, al lion WN:lclrciw, and were conveying.them to Norwidt, when they were overtaken and attacked atilorldord by up warckof 3o armed t ,fmogglers, Ogle foldier was (hot in the faCe,-lhe other in the ihenfcler.' Seve ral of the fmagglers were fctvt.rcly wounded, and two' of them are fence deid. On Thurfaay morning — laft a fet of daring fel lows broke into the limp of Mr. Levy, Myer fmith, in Whitechapel, but their views were fruf trated by the fhopman and boy ileeping in the (hop. Early on Saturday morning a fet of idle fellows hetet a . watchman, of the -name of- Leadhetter, in the parillt of St. Mary, Whitecharel, and beat him in fo dangerous a manner that his life is de (paired of. On Saturday a woman while in cohverfation with a neighbour in WaterlateprOw, Chefier,fw-l denly dropped. down on her knees,. and on being carried into an houfe expirisilin about au hour afterwards. . One day, during'flie prefent holidays as two persons were 'Adoring ; in' the neighbourhood of Handfworth, near Sheffield, the piece of one of them went off by accident, and the contents paired nearly through the body of the other, who was jolt before him. The wounded man was convey ed to the village, where. helies, we underhand, with little hope of reciriery. • ". Ott - SitOrday fennight Mrs. Crofsland, wife of Mr. Ciofsland, Watchmaket; of Wakefield, being alone late in the evening, and employed with do. meltic ionierns, her clothei aceidentally caught fire : alartned by the danger of her fit nation, the rah into the open air, phichincteated the rapidity Of the Ditties to ffich a degree;that fie was burnt .bs the litadreadfultuanner before any:afliitapce cOidd.hcf•eit . ,;ill hoped 'dr fier recovery were 1011, and , in the 'Moll 'eserticiating pain till Wei t lnenny 'all, when the expired. Ttiefday. an imitation was taken by the• Coro: ners for Iptivieli;.on the body of Benjamin Nihon, Millwright in that town. It appeared from the ' evidence taken upon the inqueft, that the decated 'was going op the Wath from his lodgings, and teeing Win. King walking his boots in the WA,' he pitched a brick into the water near ...here he Was (landing, for the purpofe of dalhing him; which' enraged King fo ;much, that he intlantly . jumped upon the caufeway, and liruck the de-' coated, and after endeavouring to provoke him to _fight ' which he. did, Bilbop , m the third round, 'was Epocked down,, and died iittlanth. The, Jury, after heating the evidence, *retained a vcr- dia of Manflaughter.. • • . . . Though Door Svpannan, the. fir( Phy.fician • his clay. Enid, that." the Gout and , the klica matifm were tiro fuoli plague's, as if MokOia4 in- . .flifted them upon Pharoali; he .would have found them worts than all the plagues of Egypt, cop. bined."—We ate.happy tq obferve, that, for the benefit of mankinda modern Scientific in the Art of Healing, hacinvented and happily adminifiere a molt fuccefsful antidote againfi thole deleterious : difeafesi which, like a poifon, will through the, humanbluetit,iand have fo often baffled-the ut.' ;loott (kill of. the Vacuity at large to core. We mean Di. BR4llll#Ol wondettworking Nervous Cordial, a few doles of Which tiave to often . reliev. ed the putiettk• fr.m. the Julgoß e;cliteiating Pain, and: rat toted Au. health and vigour which, itom s the power, of medicine, featce a dawn ,of -bilge I wne.to be ciatefiainc4. ~.. y ; . m!rtt. 1p /forth Earl•ftnit, w!f' )r :fmry AftsE4 7.ll . titliiliftilif a fiat. •• %* s • . 9 • • .• • it • • • • ' • • • ..1 % .1: . .P.111:1). • - •• • On the 29th (414 otontli, .I,t Ft, N4:1:,r.13:1711:1•0„ Ont.. brth: Acv. j , ilinfin, tire'. of figiaT's Inn, to #o.ll6 4 l:E*cth:.*:. .4 in • litrhao , ... datgincr al Raclin! Hcthartnston..k:A. 4*,,r4e4. ••• • . 4 ,, by IrtiF!,el licence, an Saft:rdly t!ic 1::.(.11Int, - bytho Pct Grtartrlienrietat}. Titanium terytt:., Erg. of l'2:1-112ce, St. Jantg9:l„ to thiz.Riatbt ;Hainitzslc L ady enrhiairic yid, at the hunfc of bit: gia..(l:arAcr, .1 . .4 at Wyke Sinn • ' At %oft Wni..Vanko, • t-int! . .? f - nagb dud 11,1 r tcs annl.i.. - ut. ;1;:ii. liatardaonht P k7r.tt.liff . • • On Cliriftmas Day. at W.infttatiia i t ..rio 1 hor..as Caz...gen, fifq. of the ja. • On the 1.p.11 of o:.4lyerkLa; fikone.ea; Litt its : , ph 'llreltal . 7 . On tile silt ult. in rur.L.nd.pllee, jainet rq. of St...:01;;:, ltextidep his- V •-• , . On Tucillayl7 ft, in the 3z!t year 3! byrieet niexliant, afiir a rtdiiiin awl pa itt.ti Muck same day,lit. johnfildtx, ichir.:l4nolter. fa Wtardsattost,i Liverpool., . • At hit hutie, in di:Mari& BarritZWm, agal 66, in - alat at' npopirxr, Haturei fr 'what: IMO, of year Sarzt-ei of the t-, ) •:7! , n4h Dirilicns of On Sd , ur.lity daft, aced au, Mt 'of Bolero* Pitt, viola. Cm the 2.514 ult.. at I.ewilliant, nieDted lir tire nLurecarra whic:i belongs:4i, 1.17ett.. W. t.l:•!;,!.flri, o, the Rural At.. tiller', a lovely tikiondi.g yout:i, cut n& at the cll . :yip at 21 4 His I..petior akillti.t, ccl ivated tl ri:Jak difpofitlon. Lad tzutcd to hint the attaAnt , i.tot bit Itt:tget• intro and of all who knew him. tic was CNl , Yeattrt IMO :he 144 of .bate. where be l e ft - gnu d his poit w•th tact ,iriatily tortitule • end courkle whish in , d hint 'hi < vpil.iutr rneii Cronnisan d int Onkel: • His Dfilided ;mots, iu'id Adria' are left to grieve for his. witininly tats, and to I, rheut the and goodnei•s fn3tehe'd front them in tbh *our of mull: NEN letnfelional Mal of adFcanon and it-- ( TT• • fpoatility*riata from dia gcn,ral fyitern by rive fel loaion of a priulito Brunch; 17te Eciaioia of long continua focckla the beft criterion of ftinaionfity . . F;ght . yeara have! devotid my pr,icTer..to the lutufive treat. moit of T 1 DUE IIi•it:RDERS; lood • tht!reiterseul rt,Cult 66 f pLin givrs ntitinkitional atiluur to %mote! u fu as rzm able the ravages Of &Loft complaints v./dela are &amp°. import. • ant in the eattlmse 01 illtill.l2l infirmities. : • ; • After iniriatmn into eitey branch as atr lirni! gorge o, • formed. a www abut early fierio4 of Prullee c from thapins'ioesioNot;ilimateti yf. a t at thit equasly La*. goons preciintaaicroGgiooral • • Tbt'f alums, to the c.kdpf %Viich I have a. voted nty•atention,,toiontiseerery liiieUo Of V ESED4AIs INFECTION, if;rctiler oft'sleOlie de 1 . 00 .4 01 7 11 . - .A.*-o. ll i. 411 Until; of DE.t.4I.ITY, whither aritng non die hablis•Olt Scitoonmys or the indutgenecttf lia€tre?..:r, arid tatty that db. ranKentent of the fyitem in Woz-% Tili4ollivslicilliattlL,El4. 15."'..:*3 Cr STERILITY. Numa out direa4.l -.e the refett 4 1 / 4 .nel:freer hafein del treatntc4t-ot a tip Tic t;onorrhet,,nti it I:9t ...N - reque44,s:7rts pass ths t die feeds ef Lily br of an ungtmeded 3 / 4 4;ta:. -:Py d !Una:yr 2...ee1...a , A.:I van:tic-9 ay . ta 4 Tky ra - ct!, :-.! tyrn . hett 0 . .4cr4 tant 9.1,, 1 truft . may rref , wale ipstre.- . 4 rati;;.:4l ; re,v,howevet, tie the t7: 7 . 1 7.. of 1 9. .% [diforder comparsxtat4 ca tour Aligst*' !`;* wh• fr0t,,Lip,1,,12..;!,ct in a SG! itY VIORar the pn;v:aftit 426". t&. a salhiosallt'Lite,'accaliethai aid& lithe intiv oittaLle.stalfec at:6,414414r Mt!, ici (,:ia habitat, W!iara tlie,tyntipiluntsr irtmxis uNer his mifcry, tut care. fully Celbe . l6 larlelledinCitt: it may' bc.Nrrie cnit'obtaert ;or . Sam to know, that a:thew: o ,l6k ,vallltte• taildv oath; r Practillonert, the re0..)...al of thcfe 1)!.: CpiN CIESI• y the graZual progrAotaenovadrin is hc acqMte meat amy ..sporieres. litho tido l3aceptivr, s its.llllll have begnit to reduce manly Caosir, stuelsanais ay:still he prevented by an early couotcraeliou of thl4 latrguitl (bac, there cafes no gmat _Masco:ties will !wed!. . • But orb-re th/s. Deficiency bas tht yciaseriftert, s proper Pero feverance it indifrealibly requifite to revive the ktirehriug And; of Life aud to re-animate the Conflitution. MARRIFD WOMEN. Atha have long born 4.lappolated in their expeditions of a family, may be. , affytodi that iu molt hißmices fuch defeat a.-eturaNe by Mulled 9VAId - . be SECRECY Which i*fo eVentfal to snytmtletiklug, sod the Qualifications %shish I harp. pre/us:3sd to itate, form the Bails of my Preicallons, and in cm:widened wit') fu.h thielal mation is given, that Mr 11---Ittaybcenn44,.... pefonalli (or by letters inclofing a (mall note) at his hoof:, Nsaag„ Ann. del-ftreet, Strand, kear Tenkifl-?ar. . There is an additional entrannS Wil,:ciAtrkik &WW I 'S and the name is on both the deep. • • , • M.)l. Metrel.er et est r.oiril diordrie r:1 Surgeons YENERF4II BLINDNE§S., To Mr..'llsontas Taylor f Purgeom No.ii, New Bridge Ilreet. - °EAU Sim London. • . . TT is with the molt heartfelt fatisfitaion that I ad- A drefs you on the locompareole excellence of rout invaluable MetliCittc..44EAlLE ' S PATGNT PLLLS,.•in the fring of tid, • year I had the misfortune to contrad a VenaWl Ce mplaint. attended with the Molt alarniing and dangerous Iymptords ; in. afrmich,that I have lieencontined to nay mom for a w.,L week together,, and not able to the out oft; I bad pa rd: ti o iit oar day, and fuVered the melt excruciating pain and tannic .t, alai what was hill work, my kips grew weak and aim, fo th;t 1 could fcarcc difcern any ohkel, If cid- fd cldfe to me, and en ; peeked nothing lefathan the total lois of nvitiglits—From a ftour a healthy, end rather corpulent Mar. I became a mere ihadow, and an objedi of pity and cotagaffion....lldy frkm is hid eil giv ims me over, and tlioeoht niy recovery impollibk. In this dieadMl flute, and expelling every minnte to be my taft is this wort!,. I I was fortumitilr recoror.tende& by a intighbour to try yoar Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no porpoie, atoll 1 been at an C410:1111.121*CVC1C . 44 it was fours time nerote I could be prevailed On tet4c them; at Lit 1 feiii. for tix boxes, and before I had taken them ail, 1 fonrid, coniiilraNie bizelit ; my pains gradual* iltereafed,and my eye-fthc grew better, and to the great firprire 'an d afkoniihnsent of :Milky tliends, (after tait ng'thtte box.:*powe)i My health and ftrength WM perfeetiy re &Med, and 1 am now, (thanki to mp GOO and your layslhabla Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was In nr. , life. Tour . ebligoll humble fervaitt, • " A. L. LEIGH. High-ftrcht; farnallfgliam; Noiehiber t, 179 p. • You are at full lberty to pliblillt this in any manner you think proper, for the benefits:if Gaiety at large, end which I ibocid . have fent lon foon,„r, out was fearful of a r:lapfe. 'the ahoveNLtdieine. is earneftly reemndiended to ad perfoas that are in any doubt of their being - entirely free of every Ve. mecalAlfd.liou, pallcularly to thofe about altering thdr con lldkion Id life, as it will certainly eindleate every taint of that nature, of howtyer long funding, or however dilguifel orate the appearance of other difortten it may he ; for Scorbutic. 'Glandular, and Cutaneous Compbltrts It it aro recommended to be mien, efpettal!? in the Spring, Summa: r, and falL Prepared and fold - by the foie Proprietor. THOMAS TAT. I.OR, Member .o. the Corporation a 4 itrvrs, London, at . his.hottfc, yo. 9,, New Bridge-fired ; .to - ha will gi.. , e Ad vice, without a Fee, to .perfons•tahluLtliefe s Pids, and will an. farts patients - Letters, if port paid; on the rand t,rrns, obferv. lag in all cafes the molt iia illable Seery; no 1 7 /Km's name.? cafe hiving been mentioned, but at their ova partizul4r rc(iudt by the Proprietor, during the courfe a :;.:,re tl.eli ,i... year:, that he has had the conduet of an emter.live t'..e.ie' of the above mall eine, and thernittice attEttg theren am. • They arc ado fold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 3(, St. filhatee-Ilrzet, Pell-1 1 1A1;. Mr. rt obtxtro. , s Tor Om), No. toj, Oxford-ftreix ; Mr. Stecnr,, Bool,rell-r, 'So. t. L712133•PDW, Little Totreaiill; and by on: Per: so in every o-f derabk town In f.r.idand, /If DOW'S of, only as. 9d. each, fettled op with full and plain Direetions. • — ONDON: !lilted for V.le Prop:iron by JO':!N PAN (or Csrpers-(tri. , t) zt the S 1 It Pr INTltict .(Irries, t Cari-ltrent , addplAttieted by K !._' r, C tetburptace. Lambeth), at e. euvr!tor, 3nl st e e STAll•esvict. Templc-ssr; to K ( e e estioitrige the ZinToe itrc raQuc c 4 na 14 , . '