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771 LATE DREADFUL BARIBZUAKE. Meffers. Wombwell, Gautier, . nd Co. an highly refpedable mer cit.:l.'l4;Am in the City, have favotual:us with the following !Ar ticular aCtOlitot of the Earthquake that took place in thc }clog ditto cf tiapleA. the 26th of July, and the Eruption of Mouut efuvius...n the i ath August, as tradmitted to them by Mr. Fa►etatmy a merchant of veracity, and much refpeCled at Na- N•FLES, AUGUST 13. " The following particulars of the dreadful eat th quake, on the a6th July, as received by Govern ment, down to the 29th July, are the moll accurate that have yet appeared. I procured a copy to he I (ant to you this poll for your information, that of your friends, and correfpondents. Although I ex- Fri:fled to you by my former letter ray regret that no eruption of Mount Vefuvius took place, and that, on the cui:trary, the little columns of fire that *rote now and then were lets fince the earthquake, and jtnsv delirable it was that a vent thould be given by an eruption. to the inflammable matter that teemed to 'silt in the bowels of the earth, I did not cap e& to )rave this day to announce to you, that my willies were accomplithed left night. by an abundant erup• tine of lava from Mount Vefuvios, which though did not feel any frefh (hock of earthquake fince z 6, yet now relieves us, in my humble opinion, Cnorn any further apprehenfion of new Mocks. " lit the wince of yellerday, till (even o'clock in tlie evening, Veluvitis was very quiet, emitttng but little f e nok e - ; it then increafed, with dames at inter val, ; pall nineo'elock, they became frequent, and I 4)hierved, when they fell, that the mouth of Vefu ../ius appeared asst as a furnace. I was then on the 'terrace of my country houfe, at St. Jeriv, weft from Vefuvius, and very near it. Mrs. Falconnet had jolt left me to fit down to (upper in the dining room next the Terrace, and wifhed me to come ;—but the feene before me kept me tome minutes longer joined he:, and had not fat down a minute when her Englifh timid called to us that the eruption was be. ginning. In an intlant we were on the Terrace, and ohlerved its hiving overflowed on the fame fide, as year, and /tithed down with fuch rapidity as to run more than a mile in ten minutes, and in a very fhort time it reached the valley towards Torre del Greco. This aream of lava was immenfe, and extended with amazing rapidity over the country ; it divided itself in three branches, one of which, be yond the Torre del Greco, furrounded the country bottle of the Cardinal Archbifhop of Naples. and before morning reached the fee, and continued run ning into it. Tile (!ream of lava is much diminifhed; bLt when it broke out left night, about ten minutes after ten o'clock, until twelve, it was a grand and fplendid light ; and as it ran from north to fouth, and I was well of it, it reprefented the back fcenery of Hell at an Opera ; figure to yourfelf an immure 'beet of flames riling at leaft half a mile from the ground, and crowned by a black cloud which vanifh. ed by degrees. " Many very valuable vineyards and farm houfes have been clelltoyed ; and as the lava rufhed out with very little noife and great rapidity, I am afraid fame Labitati , ns on the brow of the hill will have been furrourded before the people were aware of the dang:r, or had time to efcape ; but a great part of the lova rail on that of hit year, 1779, which ren dens the rnitchiel lets. It furprifes many (!rangers, how people will cultivate and live on fuch a fpnti the 1. va conflarly takes that direllion, fouth and fou.l) call ; but the land is fo very produaive, that ' , the tempooinn is not eatily combated. " All my family were perfeftly compofed dnring the whole of the eruption, and returned quietly to he.l ar miinight, as I bad often taught them to with for it fine the earthquake, as a fecurity from new Clocks. " One cannot but regret that fuels a beautiful country as this, blelled with an admirable. foil, fine fin:mien, healthy climate, and pure sky, should be table to filch drawbacks and convulfions of nature. l'ast in this world we cannot cape& enjoyments with out Come alloy, and we mull fubmit to Paw/macs, who has perhaps decreed in its witdom, that a peo ple too touch inclined to vices and immorality, thould be now arid then recalled to a fenfe of its duties by fbch uncommon events, which happens when leaft thought of. lam truly, Sir, youranoll obedient fer t ant, (Signed) J. 1.. FALCONNIT. " 4, It is now eleven o'clock in the evening, and be fore doling thisletter, I looked at the lava; the Ilream coutiaues, but it is nothing in consparifon to left night. I heard a few hours ago, that there was an eruption of /Etna in Sicily, but I could not trace that report to its faurce. Our loft letters from Sicily make no mention of it, though much alarmed by an laterite heat, that ladled five days, and in great ap prehenfions." FritTiCuLARsOF THE DAMAGES CAUSED IT THE EARTHQyAKE OF FRIDAY, JULY 26, FROM REFOrrs To THE SECRETARY 01 STATE'S orrice, DOWN TO THE 29TH JULY. FamiUcs Total Towns and Villages Damages. perilhed. dead. Hernia, dalroycd 339 1 3 06 Calk Petrofo, ditto 131 443 Cantalbpa. ditto 142 36 3 Santo Mairimo ditto 74 2i7 Trefolone, part datroyed 390 1440 St. Angelo in Grotta, ditto 43 174 Carpinone, ditto 3 93 379 B.tranella ditto 180 Tao • Saran, entirely deftroyed Inhabitants loft , bairatio, become a lake 120 01 St. Angelodi Lombardi, part dellroyed, ■o particulars Canaelli, a volcano opened ditto. Yamitid 1772 6329 OtNEft PLACES, WITH GENERAL INFORMATIONS: - - - Ball:inn, cleat - led , and %sac the centre rf the earthquake, which extended in a circuit of tso frales. The tollowing places were al f, t-itroyeti Icutea Alansinlh, Macchia Godeua, Mirabello, V ing hi at ura, and of her villages round. Th." follnwinz places partly deltroyed :—Campniv.fro. Savems, Supitio,Ducanictio,Santa-htio: o, Colic ameba* Petrone, Civita Narva, Boilno, and other villages round. N. B. Of the different places lii Ah-uzzo, and the Contado di Nrolife, that have fuffered, no particulars are as yet given, no cen t uu aeenunt having as yet been received of the number of families -er perfon. dead or milling ; but as many arc fuppofed dead Ulm arc mitring, the number is likely to b.: lers,at leaa we hope fo. ♦MOTHER ACCOUNT, SAME DATE. No new 1119cks followed the tremendous earth quake of the 26th of July, and the public mind be came fornewhat more tranquil. Within dick few eays, Lowever, a violent noife was heard in Veluvius, v.hich indicated a lreth fccne cf horror. The inhabitants of the towns of Torre del Greco • 7(1 " t and Antinnziata, .11ritolial at the foot of the3nl tab), fled with the Ink& valimble pf their penoptii— Yellentay, put half pall 9. ti t 'slnele at night,,,ap.ez tremely violent eruption of 'Vefurfus took place r from the crater which was opened iu the year 179+. The lava quickly forced over the plain, to the diltance of four Italian miles, and prOceeded towards the Ea which it reached about chide in the morning. It di vided, at its origin, into two branches, one menaced Portici, but fortunately turned off again, and united with the other branch ; Co that the fiery dream form ed a kind of Maud. At the fpot where it difcharged itfelf into the fea, fuddenly arofe a promontory of volcanic matter. The whole of the diftrid covered by lava, was in a flame for twenty minutes, and ex hibited an awfully magnificent fpedacle ; the blaz ing trees, burning with a white, and the lava, with a red flan3e. When the rivkr of lava reached the fea, it began to foam horribly, and raft whirls of water and fire, produced by the two contending elements, were prefented to the eye of the fpedator. Many of the inhabitants of Portici Caved themfelves by water; but the place remained uninjured by the lava ; though its current palled Co near it, not a Tingle per fon petalled. The damage foftalned by the vineyards from the torrent of lava, is eftimated at 600,000 ducats.— Many natutalifts are of opinion, that feveral pro. vinces of the kingdom are entirely undermined, and that they will confequently fink at Come future pe riod, and be overwhelmed by the fea. AOTHEIL LETTER, SAME DATE. Yellerday, at ten o'clock at night, the eruption of Vcfuvius, of which the earthquake feet/led to he the forerunner, took place. We were going to vifit the Crater, when the cries of the people, and a volume of flame, informed us that the volcano had opened. The lava precipitated itfeif in three feconds from the left peak of the mountain, and took a dire lion to wards the valley fituated between Torre del Grecoand Torre del I'Annunziata, two towns on the fea craft beyond Portici, and feven or eight miles from Naples. We fet off immediately to fee this wonderful and tremendous phenomenon nearer. From the place of one departure, we faw the whole courfe of the lava, which extended already two miles from the crater to the houfes that join the two towns. The fight was the molt magnificently frightful that could be fcen. I contemplated the caleades of flame pouring from the to of the mountain, and fhuddered at feting an immenfe torrent of fire•ravage the finelt fields, over throw houfes, and dcflioy, in a few minutes, thehopes and refources of a hundred farniPes. A line of fire marked the profile of the mountain ; a cloud of frnoke, which teemed to felt! forth, from time to time, fl tflics of lightning, hung over the fcene. and the moon appeared to be pale. Nothing can adequately defcribe .the s• odeur of the fcene, or give an accurate idea ut the horror of it. As we approached the fpot ravaged by this river of hell, ruined inhabitants having quitted their houfes—de flated families trying to live their furniture, or pro vilion^, lalt and feeble refource—an immenfe crowd of curious pa funs, retreating Rep by flep from the ad vancing lava, and teftifying, by extraordinary cries, their wonder, fear, and pity—the frightful bellowing of the mountain, the frequent explofions which burst from the bafoon of the torrent, the crackling of the trees devoured by the' flames, the noife of the walls falling, and the lugubrious found of a bell, which the religious of the Camaldules, ifolated on a little hill, and furruunded by two torrents of fire, rang in their ditlrefs : Inch are the details of the frightful fcene to which I was a witnefs. _ _ .....-.. _ The moment we arrived, the lava was croffing the great road below Torre del Greco. To fee it bet tor, we got into a beautiful houfe on the road fide— from the terrace we faw the fire at no more than is paces from us—in a minute we defcended, and zo minutes afterwards there remained of the houfe but three large wall.. I approached as near as the heat and flow of the current would permit me, I attempt ed at different times to burn the end of my handker chief in it—l could only do it by tying it to my cane. The lava does not run in liquid waves refembles an immenfe quantity of coals on fire, which an in vincible ttrelig,th had heaped up, and puttied on with violence. When it met with a wall, it colleted to the height of (even or ten feet, burnt it, and over. threw it at once. I faw lime walls get red hot, like iron, and melt, if I may ufe the expreffion, into the lava. In its greateit fpecd,' and on an hotizontal road. I reckoned that the torrent travelled at. the rate of t 8 inches a minute. Its fmell refetabled that of iron red hot. About eight o'clock on the evening of Monday, a' perfon of the name of Hobfon, having been on board a yard in the Dock-baron at Hull, in returning Aye, fell from off the plank into the water, and it was with great difficulty that he was taken out in a Rate of rufpended animation. By the ufe of pro- per means he was tailored to life, and is now likely to recover. A CAUSE OF IMPORTANCE TO THE PUBLIC. David Davies, a Merchant of the town of Cardigan, WAS indiiled at the 'all Affixes holden for that County before JoutiLLoyo, Efq. and the Hon. RYDER, for a Libel, written and publithed under a fielitions name upon Thomas Davies, a refpedtable Ship Owner and Merchant of the fame place. Towards the dole of the year 1802, the profecutor was appointed Agent by the Underwriters on the brig Caroline, HARRY Wilma mailer, then juli ftranded on ie adjacent coati, for tranfaeling their Wind's in the fate and difpofal of the wreck, and the portion laved of the cargo ; which commiffion was executed with fuch integrity and propriety, that it drew upon him the approbation and thanks of the gentlemen concerned. Envious of the preference given the profecutor, the defendant addreffed a letter to the Halter of Lloyd's, replete with malevolent in fintations and malicious alperfions which formed the balls of this anion. _ _ _ After an inveßigation of four hours, Mr. Nike LLOYD funned up the evidence in a moR perfpicu ous and impartial Blattner. The Jerry, after a very patient hewing, brought in the Defendant Guilty.— Judgment WAS deferred to the Lilt day of Seffions, when Mr. Juice LLOYD addrefled the defendant in language highly appropriate and energetic. decant iag on the nature of the crime with dignified indigna tion, mixed with expreflioos of feeling concern tor the weaknef, and diiporition of the man. The Court fentenced tire defendant to fix weeks imprifonmeat in the county gaol, and to pay a fiae of tool. TAB FORTUNATE' DINNER. ,(Copied from an old Magazine.) A poor tmbene aced Clergyman, being in want of a dinner,bethotight hirnfell of paying a vifit to Lambeth Plane, where it was in the dap of the beer-thinking . 13ritons a cuilom from time immemorial to keep an open table for cafual vifitants. After he had dined, being rather diffatisfied becaufe the fervant who fup plied him with viituals had entirelyforgotten his drini, he defired the favour of pen, ink, and paper, when he wrote the following lines for his Grace' , perufal : Pifcis In difco • Mild dam, Ab Archicpifco- Po fed non pooatue, - (lea non MIMI tike datur. The Prelate, after reading the paper, fent for the writer, and defirect a eradiation, which trim immedi ately given : They tent me sth In a di& From the Arehbint- Op is omitted here Etecaufe there was no bar. With this conceit his Grace was fo well pleated) that he behow•ed a good living upon its author. Mr. BUN ARD COILS was lately liberated from Ml mainham gaol. A few days ago, Sr. JOHN MASON, Efq. Barrifler at Law, WAS liberated from the prifon of Kilmain. ham, in the county of Dublin, after a confinement of more than two years. Friday Mr. M'Caos E, of Glafgow, brought fro* London, and incarcerated in the jail of Edinburgh, Andrew Belch, banker in Glafgow, on a charge of forgery. Mr. Ewes, the Company's Refident at Benconlen, has at length prevailed on the natives who kit the coaft, under apprehenfion of another vilit from the French, to return to their occupations ; the damage ' done in the nutmeg plantations lias been repaired, and the pepper crops have proved very abundant. The periodical fever which has prevailed in the in terim. for fume time pail, has at length fubfided, after carrying off a great number of the inhabitants. A brether of the brave and onfiirtunate General' Omen r efcaping lately from France, in a lugger, with fume more Oil;Cer s of the Chouans, were found at fea, and detaired by the frigate lEoLus. They were carried to ilyini.uth, where, by fume miliake, • they were fent on board the pri;bn [hip Salvador del Mundo. As loon as Government was informed of the circumgancc, or&rs were font for the liberation of the loyal band, and they are daily expetted in town. At Jeclbnr7ll Etir, or. Wednefday, there were fewer cattle than ulna], and riot much demand. Good fat lid about 7s. 63. the Engliflt ftone ; young cattle were Cold at moderate prices. But a poor thew of horfes. The new cattle trylie at Muir of Rhynie, on the Duke of Gordon's eltate, held on Friday fe'nnight, was exceedingly well attended. Above So cattle dealers were prefent, and cattle to the amount of to,cool. was fold. _ _ Oa Wednefday morning, a fire broke ont in the [fables of Mr. I.Vhitehead, the Legs of Man Inn, Prefent, by which two horfes were burnt to death, and molt part of the building clamed. A few days ago a Boy near Crowle, in Worcef terfbire, when gathering nuts in a wood, difcnvered a fubterraneous cavern, which has the appearance of having been lately inhabited, and in which were fund a number of (beep-ikins, entrails, &c. It is imagined that this cave has b:.:n the retreat of a cnnfiderable gang of (beep Itealers, and other thieves which infell that part of the country. _ On Sunday fe'nnight a molt diftreffing accident happened at Newton Heath, near Manchelter—Peter and Mary Wyld having left their child, about five weeks uld, Seeping in a cradle while they went into the garden for a few minutes to procure fome vege tables, a pig dragged the helplefs innocent from its bed, infiantly killed it, and was in the aa of devour. ing the body when dikovered by the unhappy pa rents. MUILDIR Or .MR. Bide ay.—Yefterday morning Mr. GRAHAM. the Magillrate, refumed his invelliga lions at the Public Office, Bow-ttreer, touching the murder off Mr. Blight, when three perfoas were ex amined, who had not 1341nre been called on ; but this, as well as the former examinations, being quite private, nothing was (*offered to tranfpire. • About two o'clnck Mr. GRA HA m accompanied by Mr. STAI FORD, fa off for the houfe of the deceafed, at Greenland Deck, which they examined with the' greated care and citcumfpeftion ; after which they proceeded to examine witnefles. Mrs. Blight, a Mr.' Overton, and a woman (who had been called in after the murder), were amougft them; alto a boy, who was paffing by the gate of the houfe of the efeceafed, at the very time the pillol or gun was fired that (hot Mr. Blight. Mr. Patch and the woman remain in cnflody : fe veral private examinations, it is raid, will yet take place preparatilry to the public one. Lad night fume children at play in a court called Sot's Hole, near Windmill beet, in the Haymatket, found the body of a new born infant, not quite cold, foppofed to have been Ilrangled, as its neck-was very black; and it had a wound on the bead, apparently by being thrown down. The children on entering the t lace met a man %s hit a balker. who told them not to be frightened at any thing they might fee.— The body was taken to St. James's Workhoufe. A barbarous murder was on Thorfday fe'nnight committed near Kilccck, Ireland. An unfortunate harveft man had by his induitry accumulated a turn amounting to one guinea, which attrat9ed the ava rice of two of his companion', who, in order to plunder the wretched man of his little fore, aaually cut his throat from ear to ear with their ti ckles. On Monday lad, an inquifition was taken at New bury, before ST EP II F m lisstrrso, Efq. on view of the body of a child about five years old, fun of Francis Lewis, a labouring man, who, on the preceding Sa• turday, while playing with fume other children, fell into the river Kennet; the body was not found till the next day.—Verdift, accidental deAdt. BIRTHS Tilt Only, St Salifbury, the 1 ady of the Per. 7. 4 t. Price. Peek.. of Durham, Dud Canal o! Salifbury. of a fun. Tutftloy Ltt, the Lady of noiuks Ofbourr.e, Eli. of near Hall, of a fon. Sunday morning. Mrs. Flyn. Lady of Captain Flyn of ore of 1c.5 Majelty's packets, at Harwich. at a daughter. On the ad inftart, ti: I...tdy of :I:0 Hun. James Ahereromby, of a daughter, at hii houfe in tit w-ftrect, e;rlng Gardtns. Thurfday, at the Barracks, Hyde o.wk, the lady of Catena. Bradfhaw, Firft I.ife Guards, of a daught,r• Lately, the Lady of Edward Stephens. Efq of Briftol, of twins. On :he t 3th ult. at Rattalgan. cour.ty of Kildare, the Lady uC Jolltua Finn, Efq. of A .11 and heir. • In Drogheda. the Lady of MI had Bird, Frq. of a daughter. At Haywood, near Ciaumel. the La.iy of Charles Riall, Erg. of a daughter. MARRIim. Friday, In Walcot Church; Bath, John Haley, Efq. of Lanfdown Place, to Mu. Richardes, youngett daughter of the late Imes Rigrett, Efq. M. P. for Derby. In Cork, Thomas Joni'lns Smith, M. D. to Mif, Knight, daugh. ter of the late Chrittopber Knight, Efq. At the Cathedral of i.eighlln. the Rev. Gc.rce Akock. Reetog Of Oraig, to Mifs Marla Victors, kcond daughter of the 1a..! 0,, Edward Vigors, of Burgage. At Edinburgh. en the aetb ult. Mr. yhn Rots. W'rit:r to the Signet, to Mils Materielle, daughter of the Lye John Moncricife, Efq. of Sauchopewoodenti. At Lain!)law, the Right am. Lnr.l Aild•urton, to V! ifs Annc Cunningham, daughter ui ch.. late IA illiant Cunningham, Efq. of Lainthaw. _ 1)1 t D. Sunday, at Tunbridge Wells, the Lady of Sii George Buggin, of Ore.it Cumberland-place. At Swaufea, spat 6a, David Acura., Ff 7. banker at Carmarthen. 011 Mondry, at Edmonton, William Knowlys, kfq ill the 84da yeir of hi: age. At Plaiftow, in Fax, Ale:Ando. Wallis, Efq. lace of %% bite cbtirch, in Oxforillbire. to tar t6th year of big age, the Rey. Jam .% th , Pon, vicar of &l aw., in Lineolnfliire, cidtft fon of the late M:. ; antes Bollou. of Leeds. On the zoth ult. at his houre. Sou , h Charintte ftrett, Edinburgh, Captain Robert Maitland, Stirling:hire tribt On the rz.th July Id, at Antigua, Captain 'fbntnas ('hamlet', of the fhip Aurora. of Liverpool. In Clizrlemont ftrect, lluhlia, Pnrin by 11qt.Itfwerth. Ile. the tall bit vivnig fon of tb. late bi I. Ntalefveord: Uri l'.4k !. • A•l).•: I sit ni) Vit haerrillg • • • minors 4:01' to Aaernoo, . • tS miaow eget it FOR COUNT OF THE ItIABIUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Amnion Doty. agreeable to Aa. of Parbunent. On Wcdnefday, Odlober 16, 1805, MTRAC, SON, and Co. will rut up to Public Sale, at their VAirchooft:m, No. 78. Cbo•en-flrcrt, A large Affortmect of BRITISH PIECE COOL'S. Particulars will be &co in time by L. Blerac, jun. Broker. A CERTAUI CURE FOR CORNS INFALLI BLS GERMJ.N CL RN-PLAISTER. THE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent REMEDY is fo certain of its Eftcacy having never failed, in a variety of CaLs, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corn. root and branch, TO R aN - rue waxer. And he begs leave to add, that it has ianitely the advantage of the numbcriefs ineffi cacious Ointments; he. as army hundreds of affil Red per lons can testify, among whom are tome of the fra charadlers this kingdom. Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T.Axtell, No. 1, Finch-lane, near the Royal Exchange; and alfu by Mr. Day, No. 7, Taviitcek firect ; Mr. Wilton, No. 39, St. Jantes's-itreet; Mr. Hilder. No. 11, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, Nu. 324, Holborn and jeboult and Co. No. 'so, Oxford-ftreet. At MEd, by Mr. Bvigin and Mr.Shcppard, Boetfellers Bath, By Hazard, bookfeUer, and Wright, perfumer. Edinburgh, by Baxter, South Bridge. Portfea and Oofport, Mr. Harding s. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer,and Mr. jones,bookfdler, Portfmouth. Mr. Motley, hookfdler. And by moil of the Venders of Medicines in England. Dundee, November 30. To Mr. HAY MAN, GOLDEN•SQUARE. SIR —Front the refreeability of its writer, Mr. Hunter, merchant of this place, the letter I now enclofe,will do you honour. I am, Sir, your moft humhk frrvant, WILLIAM DICK, Surgeon. ." Mr. Hayman--I am happy it is in my power to exprefs the efficacy ef your DROPS. Flaying lablured tome years under a kotbutic habit of body, which, notwithilanding every medicine I had I.: Tootle to. grew fo had as to render me incapable of bufinefs a I ware laft advifed to make trial of your Drops; alter tang two bottles, Clete remained fcarce a hand breadth of Ikin upon my whole body „which alarmed me Co much, that I dikorninued thine for two weeks, when ag in happily refumlog their ufe, I erpe rlan the molt aftonifhing effect, as the (ores gradually healed, and soy &in came on,.ard returned to it, natural colour—my ap. petite alio, which hdd entirely kit me, became perfectly refuted, and though I have difeontinued the tee of your medicine thefe tut months, I am now asbuithy as ever I was in my life. " PATRICK HUNTER." AMOTEZIL CA!C. Arnlide'fratverM T etilloreland, November f. To Mr. HAYMAN, LONDON. Sit —About ten years ago t wounded my antic; which, not withthinding the aid of the faculty. became di7eafed to the knee, amlio thn e had nice:row attended with intolerable pain, and fo vio lent an inflammation, that I had no cafe, thy or night; fleep was eltraaged from me end life a burthen, whet, happily I took your truly valuable Drops, and am, throu gh the bleffins of GOD, per , feelly cured, by nineteen (mall tattles. Though nry leg was as hard ave . Itnne, and refembled the bark of a tree; appearances now convey no i lea of what 1 fo long puffer: d. Concdving my cure very merit.,rious, I freely give it you for publication; it may point out relief to my pea . I am, Sir, your very hum ble fervent, AGES WHEELER' By appointment of Mr. Haynrm, the Drops are fold Wholefale oltlYs at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cbeaptide, corner of Pateruoller row, and may he had of moll Costley Bookfellers and lvtedieice Venders In every town, in Bottles at e.. 5.1. each. ifiAVING dedicated =VW to the Rudy, and beta gratified by the m:it confitierahle pratftice in that branch vrlzith I thought I.roper to &led, I truft On I have not more mil employed my time than thole who. In the extenfive field of the peofelbon, are oecannally fonnerred in uncertainty, =I cannel always attain that fuccefa whit% is acquired ky Wiltentratlng the latelledual power to oat ears of &orders The dreares of DETALITY arc Tveuliarly &fir . tibg,fcc they bring with them a ertin of O'venmitant fvnptnms. and, by a d► preffton of all vital energy, reirtenoe tvecnies embittered... Whether they arife front the pit valer,e of Li crimple, thedcdrud tivehabits of felon& boys, or the indulgences of maturity cher Me quire the molt afilittous pros.sonal kill; tut by the 'guanaco of uneSucatel anal, the fymptants are aggravates, ant( the cond. • Mane Is t:iltroyed. As a Mit'NEßillt of the RONA!. COLIAGIge9I.fSI.fIIiONS, I ground my pretenfinns on regularity of eduer.zi.pn and olfhlfing every privilege to pra-A'.ee. I feel myfrlf awitkd tztt it sdocae with have hitherto been foliberary bomuf.-.1. In the Sett fair:dons of kcal weritnes, e 2 r l 7 wrd prevent the calamity of a clifbiltnste4 frame; but v.-titre r.e (If fete, Wm a con , d•-u.ne's of the entnanhaies of re roe with . toured his mistortuce. is India at the r:nt e.-Tt or oenture of hie famgy pbyfici-n anti ;:roods over la; !rsllity on cantos coo edaL-nent. It miff Ise far! , fa !tory for Sirs to be affure4 not only of oipeitttf of trestnunt Zia re ttet mot inviolable feereey. And In recent Vetrr::?.l"outt.iiints it to pofbi,letorrev nt vale. danger or difire's ; in the moll cen..,tielra Qom it is the • =quits mutt of exclutve erocrlenre in true to died s fafe, cereals% and f-cedy re.eflal:!ttimatt. I t fee the a , ,lvantage of this expetintice to Ode of either fa who are afilidted with any kind ol of any frail:fel of LNFhCFION, and in ail cafes the teams of reme. aeration are ftateAl on the lit ft tnt , i-siew. Patintsin the couptry expe 't-t1 to inc'efea T.Nnlc er..•e, aid are roqueded to fpecify tte:r age an: manner of iiv.ng MA • 1 - 14 hltlf Mensto • of the Roya: C ::egg cf Swestoos In Lonilotk KO 10. As.: . F•• 70 14 • ••• LONDON : Printed an.' eu..iiidal y IJ. 10 , ,11 t o; 1. terburrplace. Lambeth), =the .TAR Orr i.e. NO. t,Cusr ftrost, Publithed ago at tbssirma Otries, Torrlal3ar. f