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Nerc fett Medical Rtpofiiory, BY John


Morton, Ejq. late Csgfai IF tbe yaif.d Steses


at ftat Pert.


THE city Of Havana IS in the lat
itude Of 23 deg IL min. ~ and longi.
tuSe 81 deg. i3 min. w. of Londen.
Il IS The capital Of the Hand of Cuba,
which is from 700 70 SEQ miles long,
and, on an average, about IS miles
broad. The city is fituated on level
point OF land is furrounded, on the
land and iea board, BY an high wall
and rampar's, mounted with cannon /;
the iea clofs upon its walls on the wef
tern, and The harbour, in the form of
an elbow surrounding il on its northern
and esitern parts there beirg bat three
gates or outlets on The land lide, and A
imall portion of the harbour appropri.
ated'to quay for the lading and IN.
laoing of veaels- The north and north.
eaHerh (oppoGte) iides of the harbour,
which IS narrow, not Admits; more
than one veiiel to enter at a time, are
tkirted hy the heights cf The MORO
Cattle, and the Notifications of the Ca.
vanas, which intercept the couffe Of
the iea-breezes, in a great degree, to
the parts of the city Bordering on the
fhore.


The Rreets Of Havana interfea each
other at right angles are narrow, and,
in beng an expofed garrifon town, are
nostly unpaved. The boufes are gen
orally Of TWO aoriss height /; built Of
very thick walls, from large quarries
OF kind of free ltoae' which are 10 the
nel2hborhood Of the city plaltered
over both within ard without the
apartments large and convenient, with
very high ceilings, and fat tiled roofs
ne police of the city, as il refpe6f,
Its CLEANLINESS. i very impsrfea much
NTH bang iufercd to coIlea in the
itree's, iquares, and yards Of private
dwellings cau6ing, paruculaily dar.
'hg the periodical rains, very oienGys
pn'rid calculations. The city is fup
(rlisd with water, concluded by canal