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• .3 - • • • • 6 - ••o • • • _• __ _ , . . , _ . * Na. s. • I L./ > t 111ZP r r\c' • • rIP vfiir 1 r THURSDAY, JULY 24, THo6 X 463 , VICTUALLING 011 , 101, ty, MIL THE COMMISSthNARS for VICTUALLING HIS mAyisim Ndrr. 4 km, 2 :4 mike, ~ nit 41MVK t t6t sydk *Rant, they win be ready to revive Ta+4s n,Y writieciebil ood treat for TWO HUNDRED nod PUTT TOM s( OEM= OATMICAL, to be delivered, tusbnisdrod Ton Mtn Wt Idtpsity's Vldtssiliog Stases, st Dept • toed; one holdeed Tom ineo iMie st .Ptraosth; sad My Tess Mee that r Poninnoth i ons MN thereof lo .Ss moth, sod the lobar Mina ore ands arms sad to in 04 far by BO Parable kith Wendt ninety days after date 'The Cmdithmee Of the Comma usy Wino at the Secretary' been. CCTV OF DUBLIN TONT7NI. Pit ICE SI x-rawcs. MRS. ROBINSON. This day was painted, in three elegantly prin•ed vnlumea, ow foperfine yells► trove pen paper, and bot-preffed, embellithed with lira impreilloos of Bade% engraving, from the Portrait of bit' Jofbua Reynolds, prke 173. to boards, 'HE POETICAL WORKS of the lite Mrs MARY ROBIN4ON; now fiat colkOed by her Daughter, Mils ROBINSON, and Including many Pieces never before pub tithed. THE Subfcribere to the Life Annuities granted by the Corporation of the City of Dublin the 24th day of June, 1776, who arc to be paid theit interelt in London, map re ceive half a yedir's Annuity, due at Midhantmer let, by applying to Mr. WILL{AY CONIMOIA 61, No tit, lJnion-court, Old Broad ttreet, every Wednefday from ten &Jock till two. The Sub ic/lb:fa to bring with them th,•ir isotide and a Certificate of the Life of the Nominee. It is requefted that is cafe of death, notice be given as above, for the future benefit and regulation of (1.4. 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THE Publ7c;;;re7pettTuililit;;;;e:l: that nn the fird day of Aminit, the Fiala Yocum' of Dr. °atone es New Dietionary of Arts and Sciences, may be had complat done up in boards, illuftrated by Sixty beautiful Engravings, prize Two Pounds Sevmteen Shillings and Siepenee. tin the fame day, the Six (V PART win be petalled fewer*, price Nine Adkins', and a Part will combine to be publilbed on the dint of every mouth WI the Work is compleated in twelve Part at Nine Shillings each. Orders from Country Book:ellen for this Work, and for Mr. Punta'', other pablicatiuns,are executed on advantageous terms. bri.ige-ltreet. Blackfriars, July 15, arid. ERUPTION OF MOUNT VASUFIUL EXTRACT Ur • PRIVATR LETTER, DATED WAPLIE, JUNE 6. On the 3 tft of lag month we enjoyed, for the firft time, the ipedacle of an eruption of Vefuvitts. A column of very black fmoke rote from the crater about ten o'clock t Mites now and then bull from this column; at length the eruption appeared in a mafs of flame, of immenfe diameter, and occupying the whole stall extent of the crater. This mafs was kept by foe tEr MIT of art)* efh flame,whicb up ce C I ions t as it rote into the air, aftlimed a more intente red colour. Ignited or melted fulsilances, Come of which were opaque, were projected with violence above this body of fire, and often fell beyond the circum ference of the crater. At midnight there was not as yet any current of lava, but frequent rumblings were heard. . On the IR of June, the eruption continued the whole morning, and we refc,lved to 'ilk the moun tain the following night. We let out at eight in the evening. We took horfe at Refina, near the defcent to Herculaneum, and' proceeded towards the relidence of the hermit. The honfe in which he lives is flowed near the fouthern peak of Mount Somma, being an eafy ride of an hour and.a halt from Relina. On leaving the hermitage, we proceeded acrol the •alley which feparates Somma from Vefuvius, and is known by the appellation of Akin del Cavallo.—lt is of no great depth, being almoft entirely filled with the lavas of fitccave eruptions, piled one above another. At length ye reached the toot of Vefuvius, where we lett our horfes and began to afcend rm foot. _ _ - The declivity is very fleep, and difficult of afcent, on account of the moveable nature of the ground on which you walk, being nothing but a mixture dallies and fragments of lava, without continency. After great fatigue we reached the fumatit, and arrived at one of the edges of the crater. We had been lighted the whole way by eruptions of the mountain, which were projeCted to a very great height. Violent rumblings that were continu ally heard, added to the grandeur and the awfulnefs of the fpeCtacle, which appeared much more beauti ful and majenic from the point to which we bad climbed with fu notch difficulty. Sulpended as it were on the brink of the crater, nothing ,nterpofed to prevent our view of the crop. tions. We beheld inimenle manes of flame inning almoll from under our feet, riling above the clouds, and carrying with them, to the fame height, Mowers of ignited hones, which generally defcended, nearly in a perpendicular direCtion, into the very mouth of the crater ; but fometimes falling beyond its brink, rebounded around us, and rolled, red hot, down the declivity which we had climbed. Columns of fire, clouds of Imoke, and (hewers of hones, lucceeded each other, without interruption, accompanied by continual tittnerraneous noifes; the bowels of the mountain feemed convulfed ; the ground on which we hood (hook, and threatened to fink beneath our feet. Never had we beheld a snore melancholy image of the convulti , ns of nature, and notwirhitanding the rick we incurred from the continual falling of the aunts, we could fcarcely be prevailed uron to leave it. Our guides, who were better judges et the danger than ourfelves, now became alarmed, and urged us to defcend. rhe violence of the volcano had increafed fince we reached the fummir, and the Power that pretides over the place, teemed inclined to punith Di for our auda city, and for having prefumed to violate his 'lumen• dour abode. We accordingly defeended, and in a few minutes --- Striteed at the Aldo del Cavallo. We were out of apch of danger, and were enabled to contem plate, without apprehenflon, the objets by which Me were furrounded. What an admirable tpectaele ! Over our head, the volcano, with its Imokiag lava rulhing down the fides of the mountain; before us, the lea fmooth and calm; the full moon illumining with her mild beams the extremity of the horizon ; ,the clouds anclehe fmoke walled around the fummit eif the mountain, and concealing, few a few moments, the welt conflagration. which appeared again more Seely and more brilliant ; this fuccediun of lights mad fhades, this contrail of turbulence and tram/od a', this folitude in the arida of fuel: a Taft canto' son, produced a multitude of contrary inspreffions that cannot be defcribed, but the recollettion of which will never be valid. We returned about four in the morning to Naples, having fpent eight hours in the excurGon. On she feconi, the eruption continued the whole day, with much greater violence than before ; two currents of lava were formed; one of thae flopped in the morning—the other, taking an eaflern courfe, fpread with great rapidity, and deluged the plain.— As our excurfion of the preceding night had not en abled us to form any idea concerning the progrefs of the lava, we fet out again to obferve this extraordi nary phenomenon. Pang though the villages of Partici, Refinasand I Torre del Greco, we entered inclofures, confiding of vineyards and corn fields, into which the lava had • penetrated ; we approached the current, and I was furptifed to find the progrefs of the lava In different from the conception I had formed of it. I had always imagined that the fubflonce of the lava, refembling melted gbh, ran in the fame manner, and advanced uniformly like a river of fire ; I and indeed it is extremely probable, that iu a great number of eruptions, it actually exhibits this appear ance. On the prefent uccalion, I law nothing but an accumulation of Hones, Come of which were of prodigious magnitude, heaped one upon another, to the height of aft:en or twenty feet, and about h;lf a mile in breadth. This formidable mail advanced (lowly, following a progrelfion produced folely by the falling of the different bodies, between which there was no adhelion, and which, in obedience to the impulfson they had received ou ilfuing from the crater, rolled from the molt elevated point, and co vered the ftuface of another flraturn. In this manner the flosses rolled over, one upon another,i ill the front rank having attained the fame height as that which produced it, began in its turn to pour down the ig nited bodies that came tumbling upon it. All this intelline motion was accompanied with a noife refembling the decrepitation of faits, but much MOM loud and briar,. The fire was fed by various combußible matters, as fulphur, bitumen, and metals, which might be known by their flames; but there was no appearance either of complete tolion or of the com mencement of it. The flosses refilled the preffsre of a hick, which I leveret times endeavoured, but io vain, to thrall into them. Meanwhile the devollation occafioned by the pro. grefs of this torrent prefented a horrid fpeetacle. The trees which (upported the vines, and the vines them felves, were burned by the extreme heat of this macs of matter, even before it reached them ; and tfe bright and clear light produced by their combuflion, indicated the axed contour of the progrefs of the lava. The walls of inclofures, and of houfes, calcined by the heat, crumbled to pieces before this moving mountain, or were thrown down by the force of the impullion. Sometimes, however, initead of overturn ing an obllacle, the lava turned aide, and left it flooding ; for this variety of action it is impullible to affign any reafon. After we had contemplated this difmal and alto ? Wising light, we went up to the convent of the Ca maldulenfes, lituated on a kind of peak, of confi derable height, that overlooks the whole plain. which extends from the South to the Weft, from the foot of Mount Vefuviu► to the fez. This build ing has hitherto been (pared, as vo.ll as the thick wood in which it is embofomed. It is one of the ne ared points to Vefuvius, and that from which you arc belt able to difcover and trace the progrefs of the lava. It is the afylnm to which the wretched inhabitants of the defolated plaits have often fled. with their moll valuable diet% ; to which they have driven their flocks, and conveyed their wives and children. H ere w e Raid a eon liderable time ; our view ex tended over the declivity of Vefhvius, from which ran feveral currents of lava, that iffoed from the fides of the mountain ; enormous flames of fire, of which we had a nearer profpeCt the night before, darted continually from its fununit. 'We had like. wife a view of the plain, in which appeared the lung windings of the rivers of fire. The reddifis reverbe ration of the lava, and the conflagration in the plain, 1 illumined the landfcape. On every fide appeared the image of defolation ; but yet it exhibited a pie 101re fo fplendid, a fcene fo magnificent, that the ' ravages with which it was attended were entirely forgotten in the contemplation of its piaurefque and poetic beauty. In fhott, when my mind figures to itfelf thole fiery torrents, the motion of the lava, the fubterranernts thunders, thole continual hiffings, fo many wonders, fo many fubjeets of grief and ad -1 miration, I fhould think that a dream had decals , . 'ed me, if the imagination, which produces fuch dreams, were capable of creating images Co awful and to grand. On the 3 e, the eruption continued, and the lava I Rill advanced; the detonations were louder Al:4 . 1111CM 1 eleetricity of the air , A nd of the cionds, which smit gedrenagterdjhri: I niglit the , c attracting evening l . l ll : a fr d e m qu e e s n ih t c o h t an to th a e p a r i e li c I ted iplcndid flathe'. On the 4th the et uption was VI violent. On she sth, Vetievius began to throw out Ash which, we are affured, announces t h e uniewfies the stuptioa...iiiiiaritcer, yttits as, t 806., , ssay be given as above, for the future benefit and regulation of p& Clifi. ..- A CAUTION TO FAMILIES. 1 I'HE grcat reputation which Mr. BURGESS has plant by the fupertor ezeelknee of his ESSEduCiI of AN MOVIIRS for Fik flame has lodated waoy pukes to give the' lase time toga am entirely enema. . JOHN BUlMMllikami SON aka k a duty they ewe the I issomon X r. 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