This plate, LXXXVIII, is one which shows, in a more distinct marner than any yet published, the whole hill of Pompeii, with the neighbouring country, from Torre della Nunziata and Vesuvius on the left, to the mountains of Palma on the right. The gulf, with the rock of Hercules or Revigliano, and, near it, the mouth of the river Sarno, may be seen. The river may be traced to the bridge ; and the village of Scafati, also on the Sarno, is seen, on the right, under Palma. From Scafati a fine of trees marks the present road to Pompeii from Nocera, and the amphitheatre is seen at the beginning of the ancient city. Some few traces of the excavations may be distinguished on the emi-nence, and it afterwards descends to the west, near the street of the Tombs. The theory of water running from Vesuvius up the eminence of Pompeii is here proved to be untenable.