Considering that your Conclusion was as improbable, if not as impossible, as the Chymical _Philosophers-Stone_, or _Elixir_; We desire you (being Parts of one and the same Society) not to trouble the whole Society, in the search of that, which, if it was in Nature, will never be found. But to prevent, that your painful Studies, and witty Arguments, be not buried in Oblivion; We advise you, To perswade the Sensitive Parts of our Society, to record them, so that they may be divulged to all the Societies of our own Kind or Sort of Creatures; as _Chymists_ do, who, after they have wasted their Times and Estates, to gain the _Philosophers-Stone_, or _Elixir_; write Books to teach it to the Sons of Art: which is impossible, at least, very improbable, ever to be learn'd, there being no such Art in Nature: but, were it possible such an Art was to be obtained; yet, when obtained, the Artist would never divulge it in Print. But, those great Practitioners, finding, after much Loss and Pains, nothing but Despair, write Books of that Art; which, instead of the _Elixir_, did produce _Despair_; which again, though produced by Art, did produce, naturally, that Vice, named _Malice_; and _Malice_, being a Pregnant Seed, sowed upon the Fertile Ground of their Writings, produces so much Mischief, that many men of good Estates, have been undone, in following their Rules in _Chymistry_: And if your Books should be as succesful as _Chymistry_ hath been (I dare not say, among _Fools_; but) amongst Credulous Men; your Books will cause as much Mischief as theirs have done; not by the ways of _Fire_, but by the ways of _Water_: for, your Books send men to Sea, a much Cooler Element than _Fire_; but, more Dangerous than _Chymical Fire_, unless _Chymical Fire_ be _Hell-Fire_. Upon which Discourse, the rest of my Thoughts were very angry, and pull'd them out of their Pulpit, the _Glandula_; and not only so, but put them out of their Society, believing they were a Factious Party, which, in time, might cause the Society's Dissolution. FINIS.