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         ECLIPSES  for   17 91,
      THERE' will be FOUR Eclipfes this Year,
      as follows :----•
  I. The firft will be a vifible and very remarkable
  clipfeof the Sun, on/the 3d of April ;-rThe Moon
being near her Apogee, her apparent Semidiaaieter
will belefs than that of the Sun,—it cannot be total
but will be Annular, *. e. it will appear like a Gold
Ring.----See the Type in the Title Page.
           By .Calculation as follows :
Beginning at               6  20' \
Begins to be Annular       7   29 x
Middle                    7   31 •
End of Annular Appearance, 7   34
End of the Eclipfe,         8   54 J.
           Digits eclipfed,    .11.2
  II.  The Second will be of the  Moon, April  18,
a few Minutes pall Noon, invifible.
  III. The Third wjllbeofthe Sun,  September
27th,  at 7 o'Clock, P. M.  invifible.           J-
  IV. The Fourth will b«  a viiible Eclipfe of*the
Moon, on the nth of October. ■  ■■■By Calculation
as follows :
    Beginning at      7  20   24YMean Time,
    Middle at        8  51   17 >   in the
    End             10  22   10 j   Evening.
           Duration 3 h. 1 m. 46 fee.
   Digits eclipfed 8 . 4, on the North Side.
Mean Time,
   in the
 Morning.
    VULGAR  NOTES  for  1791.
Cycle of the Sun,     8 I Golden Number,      6
Eoaft,  *           25 I Dominical Letter,     B
       ON CONTENTMENT.
   IF  thou art blefled with riches,  be liberal, be
   charitable, he content—if thou art po%r, -be in-*
duftrious, be frugal, be content-~-\f thou art exalted,
be not contemptuous, be  mild, fteady, wife,  de-
termined, he ctntent—i^hou art low, be judicious,
make thyfelf deferving, be content.—If tnou know-
pft neither riches nqr. poverty, be content, be happy
—.thou, art  blefled  indeed, if,  in  this fituatioh,
thou haft a contented mind.               _____'
fc «i 1  "1    ' 1      I          «■■■■  -n  r  1.m  1* 
IMo. JANUARY, bath 31 Days. 1791.

  c; New  D 4th Day, Noon.
 ,-. Firft  Quarter, 12th Day,  3I1. Morning.
 CO
    Full  9 20th Day, 2h. Morning.
 Ifc Laft Quarter, 27th Day, 2h. Morning.
 "fwlCALEN par, Eifr. |r. Qs.\F.Sea\ D'spl\r. $7.
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                                            9
  7|Circum.     Cold
  BJ      nueather.
  2 Ri/tji vice at  th
    beginning, and you
    6 Q Is  will con
6| 5 Epiph.    quer it
     7*s S. Sh. 23m.
    ©flow of cl. 8.
    1 ft Sun. palt Eph.
    at the end.   Snoit,
    Days len.  9.  14
    D O D  about this
    J)  Apogee,  time
      Moderate
    for tbeftafon.
  B 2d p. Epiph.
       Mifiy nueather
   3 7*s S. 7I1. 27m.
    &26!&Oin~8h.
    §05.   aftern
    D lat. 4 /,   Clear
    Twil. e. 6h 30m.
    3d Sun. paft Eph
    Now look out for a
    Conv. St. Paul.
    5 Perigee.  J Q
    O O 5    driving
    {now-form.
    © flow of cl. 14
    4th paft Epiph.
    Days len. 9.  50.
7 29
  29
7 28
  28
7 27
  27
  26
  26
  2.5
  24
  23
  22
  22
  21
7 20
7 19
  19
  18
7 17
7 16
7 15
7 H
7 13
7 12
7 n
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10  26
11  23
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II Mo,FEBRUARY,  29 Days, 1791.
     New  ]) 3d Day,  ih.  Morning.
     Firft Quarter, iothDay, nh. Evening.
^|_.  Full ® iSthDay, 4h. Afternoon.
     Laft Quarter, 25th Day, 1 oh. Morning.
M w|Calendar, &c. \r. Q s.\F.Sca\ D 'spl r. D j.
 H  3  7*s S. 6h. 30m
    4 ^ cold form is now
     Jw'hr. 5I1.  20m

     ■tand.' ^ij/i wind J
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 7] *2 pretiygcod weather
 BJ  5 Day VI. xoh. 8m.
     9'Apogee.'
         (Born, 1732
     Prefi. Wafhingion
     Mif.y weather.
     6th paft Epiph.
i+!  2 Valentine.
15!  3I0 flow of cl.  15m.
l6|  q\More  rain orfnow
175   or both.
i860 ent. >£ 11 h
19  7 ]) Jat. 3s.  $323.0:
20  BSeptuag. Sunday
21  2 n>f wrinkled fold
2 2  3D Q embitters cold,
23  4|Q>  l'er. and adds a
z\  ^\c'ur/e to an  empty
25  6jj3 O 1)   ^«r#.
26  7 Da) : I. loh. 58m.
27  iiUexagefima Sun.
28]  z\l\lorepleafant.
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the  Year1. End.
( $ ) wiH be Evening Star
-thence Morning Mar to
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|III Mo.  MARC H, 31 Days.   1791,
New  I) 4th Day, 4I1. Afternoon.
Firft Qua.tcr, 12th Day, 7I1. Afteruoon.
Full 9 2o:h Day, 3h. Morning.
Laft Quarter, 26th Day,  70.. Afternoon.
it  3
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9  Apo.   Windy. 6 I 5
0flow of c!. io;n.i6 1-j.
Plet.fnt fun, bul\S IX
    of
  O ©  ]) fearching
  Quadragellma.
  cbilly winds.
  Day's 1.1 ih. 46^
  Now  expert J now
  St. Patrick,  or
  rain.     Windy.
  Snow jbowers.
  1 ft Sund. in Ltnt.
  Q in  v~. 1 ih. m.
  ©Per. High tides
^Flying clouds, -with
5 7*s fee loh. 49m.
  Annon.   V. M.
  D O 5 •  /bowers.
  2d Sur.d. in Lent.
  t\~o-,>j the nipping
  r.tld "(treats.
  And with jmiks
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IV Mo.  APRIL,  .30 Days.    1791,
:.-&Uw-]> 3d Day, 8h. Morning,
  Firft Quarter,  nth Day, ih.  Afternoon.
  Full 9 18th Day, Noon.
  Laft Quarter, 25 th Day, 3h. Morning.
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  if 6 © ilow of cl. 4111. 5
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    2\9iat.'i  Sr mrt, 5
    31** Apogee""pki/t. 5
    \Frofy nig bit,.-and 5
    5 Day's 1. !2.h. 50m 5
    o plea/ant du-s.'     5
    7 7*s"fet gh. 50m. 5
    ^U;h Sun .. in Lent. 5
    2 Q © ]>  Showers. 5
 i 2 . 3 Every  age confutes,^
    $ >ld errors and bc-\^

      M.v-itsl.ioh. 48m|5
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      $ Per.  Q 22 sC=l5
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  1,27
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i'Ua/euif ^.eatber.  5
  ood Friday.     5
St. George.      5
liafter Sunday.    5
Artillery Election [5
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7*3 fet 8h. 46m.  'e
Showery and      5
       warm     5
weather.          :j
43
42
40
3*
37
36
35
34
32
31
29 7
28 7
26 7
25.7
24
23
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20
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 8  8
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11 18
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 5 16
 5 36
 6 21
  21
head
  16
  28
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  21
arms
  16
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bread
  22
heart
  17
belly
  15
reins
,  15
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  15
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  '5
knees
  M
  27
 legs
  23
  feet
  18
head
  M
 4 5°
 5 22
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 7 38
 '* 37
 9 32
10 25
11 18
morn.
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56
40
20
57
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IO 26
II 29
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  4th—Governor and Senators chefsn  in  Ma/fr;
~hufetts. 
VMo.      MAY,   31 Days.      1791
New D  3d Day, 2h. Morning.
Firft Quarter, nth Day, 2I1. Morning.
Full •  17th Day, 6h. Afternoon.
Laft Quarter, 24th Day, zh. Afternoon.
   1
   2
   3
   4
   5
   6
   7
   8
   rr
  IO
  1 I
  12
  13
  I
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  16
  17
  (8
  19
  20j
  21
  22
  23
2
26

27
28
29
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B 1 ft after Eafter.  .5
  ©faitof ci. 3 min. 5
  (5Q5 New comefe
  Gen.  Eledion  at '5
  Rhode-Iiland.
          Rain.
  ■/*s fet £h. 5m.
BJzdpaftEaft.
2\Soi's loving beams
y,fweetly filule the
\fpring, and dart
  Gen.  Eledion  at
  Hartford.
  Day br. 2h. 4701*
  3d paft Eafter.
  9 Perigee.
  their  -virtue into
  _ 's Lat. 4h. N.
  0 faft  of cl. 4m.
6 every thing.
7 Refrejhing Jbowers
B4th paft Eafter
  in many places
   3
   2
   I
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  58
  n
  56
  55
  54
4 53
71 7

7

  9
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  52
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  49
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.  47
4 46
  45
  45
  44
  43
  42
  4i
©  J)   Clear\\ 40 8
  Gen.  Eie&ion at
  Botton.
  Days' 1. 14114401.
 land feretie.
   ogation Sunday.
2,^ Apogee*
31Rain and  thunder.
  40
  39
  38
  38
  3 7
  36
* 35
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25
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46
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  13
  26
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  2.4
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  23
fecrets
  23
thighs
  23
 knees
  21
 legs
  19
 feet
  15
  28
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  22
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  15
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New  5 ift Day, 4I1. 'Afternoon.
Firft Quarter, 9th Day,Noon.
Full 9 16th Day, 3h. Morning.
Laft Quarter,  23d  Day, 3I1. Morninj
 9
 10
 11
i
 13

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 16
 17
 18
 19
120
 21
 22
 2
Calendar, (Jc.
      O  fait of cl. 201.
     dAfcention.
     6 fi  21 iGt Fine wea
      K.G.3db. 1738.
       ther.
         .  ■ Refre/bing
      7*s fet 6h.  mi.
            Jhowers.
      D 0  B  Pteafant.
      Day's 1. 1411.58m
      Clear weather,
      Whit Sunday,
     z'./td pretty hot.
      Day br. 2h. 10m.
      Mors rain.
      $Q  ]) Full tides.
      D's Lat. jh. N.
      ©  faft of cl.  im.
      Trinity Sunday.
 <zo  2^0  in 23 9I1 tpcro.
     yPerhaps thunder
     4jn  © D and light
     57'* fife ih. 47m.
 ,24!  6 St. John, Baptift.
i.zS\  7 ©  Apogee.
 -0  Li] id after Trinity,
 2/|  2. ening. Hot Jul try
 26-  3 weather.
 '29  4St. Peter.
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34 »
33 $»
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32 8
32 8
32 8
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31 8
30 8
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(VII  Mo.   JULY,  31  Days.    1791
New  D ill Day, 7b. Moruing.

Firft Quarter,  3th Day, 6h. Afternoon.
Full 9 15th Day,  ioh. Morning.
La.t Quarter,  22J  Day,  6h. Afternoon.
New  ]) 30th Day,  8h. Afternoon.
  1
  2
  3
  41
  5
  6
  ->
  b'
  9
 10
 l
 \2
 1.3
 '4
 15
 16
 «7
 18
 19
 20
 21
 22
 23
 2'4
 25
I20
 27
 20
 29
 30.
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  D 's L.5I1. S. »<5 3u
  InDEPKNDUNCE
   (declared, 1776.
  0 flo.v of cl. 4m
  ae'^ldds his hoe,
  muf in 'winterfuck
  bis pa v.
  Soiu  expect  rain
  3d  pa;t Trinity.
2'9  Perigee.
3j  Thuv.dtrJhonuers.
4JDay's 1. 14b. 48m
yllotfultry 'weather.
o (3  16 =«=  g  D Q
7)'s  Lat. 5I1. N.
Bi \th after Trinity.
?\P leaf ant weather,
3 Night's1.2h. 22m
4, Q  flow of cl. 6m.
5. forfame time.
6 D O.})  Showers
'7 O  Apogee.
B 5 th paft Trinity.
2 Dog-Days begin.
3 7*s rife 1 ih. 40m
4 Whirlwinds roar,
5 Heaven's  awful
h.thunders roll.
7Very  hot weather.
  30
  31
  31
  31
  32
  32
  33
4 33
:- 34
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  35
  36
4 37
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  40
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  43
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VIII Mo. AUGUST, 31 Days. 1791.
Firft Quarter, 7th Day, ih. Morning.
Full 9  13th Day, 7I1. Afternoon.
Laft Quarter, 21ft Day, Noon.
New J)  29th Day, 8h.  Morning.
  9
 20
 21
 22
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  Lammas.    Very
  hot 'weather, and
    srife nh. 9m.
    SI     thunder
6Day's 1. i4h. 8m.
  Jbowers in  many
  7th paft 'Trinity.
    Per. places. ,
  If it float rain now
  0 flow ofcl. 5m.
  1 dont know  when
  it will. Sailors keep
  a good look-out /
  8thafterTrijuty.
     8 14 £fc
   Fine weather.
  Day's 1.1 31138m
  7*srife ioh. 12m
     The weather
   grows unfettled.
  9th after Trinity
  • Apogee.
  © inrrj, 3I1. morn.
  St. Barthol.
    Hot weather.
  © flow of cl. im.
   A form is  now
  lothafterTrinity.
  6 0S  coming on.
  D 's liat. 2h. S.
 P leaf ant weather.
52 8  9
53 8io
4 54 8
  55 »
  56 8
  57 8
  58 8
   o 7
   1 7
   2 7
   3 7
   4 7
6 .
7 7
*7
9 7
11
12
13
:i
17
i9 7
20 7
21 7
22 7
24 7
25
26
27 7
29 7
11  3
   54
   39
   2
26I belly
I4|  13
    27
   reins

  r24
 ojfecrets
    21
  thighs
    21
  knees
    20
   legs

   feet

    27
   head
    22
   neck
    16
    29
   arms
    22
  breaft
    16
H
13
46
46
42
37
26
'5
 0
44
24
16
 2
48
34
20
 S
 o.
54
4»
 29
heart
  ; 25
1 zfbelly
    22
   reins
 8
 8-39
 9 10
 9 46
10 21
11  5
11 45
morn.
 o 31
 1 23
 2 26
 3 28
 Srife
 7 10
 7 48
 8 21
 8 52
 9 271
 9 55
10 3:
II K>
II 49
morn.
 0 33
' 1 24
 2 17
 1 15
 4 16
 Dfets.
 7 ■»
 7 51

35? 
IXMo.SEPTEMBER^-D^-W1-
Firft Quarter, 5th Day, 7I1. Morning.
Full 9  12th Day, 7I1. Morning.
Laft Quarter,  20th Day, 6h. Morning.
New  5  27th Day, 7h. Afternoon.
w  Calendar,^, jr. ©
  S
  9
 10
 11
 12
 1
 14
 15
 16
 17
 18
 !9
 20
 21
 22
 23
 24
 25
 26
 2-7
 28:
 29
3°
    s rTfe~9~h. 20m.
  Cool nights and
  Dog-Days end.
  1 ithafterTrinity
  DQ  5 vjarmdays.
  More rain foon.
  Com. Providence
  ©  faft of cl. 3m.
  Pleafant  weather.
  Day's 1.  12k.34m.
  i2thafterTrinity.
  8 ©  D  Windy
   •-weather.
  Comm.N. Haven.
  Mights !.nh.38m
  Perhaps  rain,  and\$ 51
     Apo. • perhaps c, 52
  I'/LhafterTrinity.^ 53
                  5 54
                  S 56
4St.Matthew.
5 You think it nvill
6©  faft of cl. 8m.
7 rain,  but I think it
B 14th  paft Trio.
2 k*ill net.
3&rt$J mornings t
Land foggy ni&bts*
$ St. Michael.
tizDaysl. 11 h. 38 n»
5 30
5 32
5 33
5 54
5 ^5
5'37
  38
  40
  41
  43
  44
  46
  47
  48
  49
F.Sea\ l'spi\r. \>s
  10
  11
  o
  1
  2
  3
  4
  5

A6-
7
41  20  j 8  27
33 recrets! 9   5
28  18"  "9  47
26jthighs|io  32
    16' III  29
   kcees'morn.
 5 58
 5 59
 6 • 1
■6  2
 6  4
   2
   3
   3

ft4
6  6
20
'«7
17
H
4'
3o]
23
»7
 o
49
33
18
'3
42
24
30
 6
50
47
14
 4
58
52
441
36
32
  16
 legs
  13

 feet
  22
 head

 neck
  12
  23
 arms
  16
 L27
 breaft
 . 25
 heifrt
  21
 belly
  18
 reins
 .VS .
lecrets
 o 34
 1.24
 2 28
 3 3i
 4 33
 P rife

 7 2£
 1 58
 8 34
 9  7
 9 47
10 33
11 21
morn.
 o 13
 I  9
 2  7
 3 .9
 4 l3
 Dfets
 6 33
 7 10
 7 5'
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X Mo.'OCTOBER, 31 Days.  1791.]

    Firft Quarter, 4th Day, Neon.
    Foil © nth Day, 9I1. Afternoon.
    Laft Quarter, 19th Day, Midnight.
  '■  New  D 27th Day, 5!!. Morning.
Calen da r,c5c. [r. Q s.\F. Sea\ D 'spl\r. ])'
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|i9
 20
Ui
 22
 23
 H
 2?
31
9 Perigee.  Cool. 6
i5thafterTrinity. 6
D © 3)   GW   6
 weather for the 6
Day!s 1. 11.11.24m 6
7*s rife 7b. 15m. 6
© faft of cl. 12m 6
    feafon.       6
16th cfter Trin. 6
A'isiy /go£ out for an 6
9 cclijpi. vilible. 6
O'sLat. 2h. S.  6
S3 12 £t   eafterlyd
Night's 1. 13I1.  6
©Apo.    form. 6
17th after Trin. 6
Pretty good weather 6
at.  Luke.     _/V6
P © D   Odoher
Clouds up fr rain
7*5 rife.6h. 19m.
©faft or*cl. 16m.
18th after  Trin.
Nc-iu in rains fafl.
  Hea*vy eafterly
 winds,  which
brings on a driving
Day'sl. ioh.22m.
@ Perigee.
i9thafterTrinity.
      Jhrm,
12 0	11 30
14 6	0 26
15 6	1 21
16 6	2 JO
18 6	3 15
19 6	4 12
21 6	5 3
22 6	5 28
24 6	6 16
25 6	7 «
2b 6	7 5i
27 6	8 39
29 6	9 27
30 6	9 58
31 6	10 51
32 6	11 38
33 0	0 34
35 0	1 11
37 0	2 2
38 6	3 5i
39 "0	3 39
41 6	4 28
42 6	5 H
43 0	5 46
45 °	6 32
47 6	7 26
48 6	8 25I
49 °	9 24
50 6	10 23
52 6	u 22
53 6	t ° 19.
thighs
  H
  28
knees
  26
 legs
  23
 feet
  19
head
  H
  26
neck
 21
arms
  14
  26
breaftio 12
  20 -in   7
heart'ii  58
 8 36
 9 28
10 25
11 24
morn.
 o 28
 1 35
 2 39
 3 40
 4 43
Drife
 6 10
 16
 2S
belly
 26
reins
 24
  24
thighs

knees
      morn.
       1  2
       2  3
       3  9
       4 16
       5 20
fecret4 5 fets
6 44
7 33
8 28
9 26
5
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XI Mo. NOVEMBER, 20Days. 1791
Firft Quarter, 2d Day, 9I1. Afternoon.
Full 9  ioth Day, 2h. Afternoon.
Lait Quarter, 18th Day, Sh. Afternoon.
New ])  25th Day, 4J1. Afternoon.
m jw| Calendar, <3c. \r. Q s.\F. Sea\ D 'spl
r. ]is.
II	~j
2I	4
3	<;
4	6
5	7
6	b
7	2
8	3
9	4
10	5
11	6
12	7
13	B
14	2
15	3
16	4
17	5
18	6
19	7
20	B
21	2
22	3
23	4
24	5
25	6
26	'7
27	B
28	2
29	3
3°	4
All Saints. (1755.
Queen of Fr. born
Some p leaf ant
© fait of cl.  16m.
      weather.
zothafterTrinity.
   The weather
Day's 1. 9h. 54:11.
changes to windy
8Q9 and cold.
9 Apogee.
Wine drowns more
21 ft after Trinity.
men than the fa.
Coldfrofy nights.
 The  epicure puts
 money in his belly,
 and the mifer his
7*3 S. 11b. 52m.
22d after Trinity.
belly in his purfe.
   B S3© in  £
A form is at hand.
Day's I. 9b.  22m.
9 Perigee.
    Snowfoon.
23d after Trinity
7*sS. rih.i2ia
0 faftof cl. 11m.
   St. Andrew.
54 6
5'J
57 ,
58 6
59 6
 1 5
 3 5
 3 5
 4 5
 5 5
 6 5
 7 5
 8 5
 o
1 18
3 K
I  511
    o
    I
    2
    3
    4
    4
    5'
    6
    6
    7
    9
    10
    11
    o
    1
12 5
13 5
14 5
16 5
17 5 18 5
19 '5
19 5
20 5
21 5
22 5
22 5
23 5
  22
 legs

 fe4t
  48
 •29
 head
  23 '
 nexk
  17
  29
 arms
  23
 bread
  1/
  29
 heart
  23
 belly
  19
 reins
  17
fecrets
  17
thighs
  18
 knees
  16.
 legs
  12
10 31
11 33
morn.
 0 37
 1 41
 2 43
 3 41
 4 42
 5 39
 3) rife
   55
35
18
 8
 1
56
 5
 6
 7
 8
 9
 9
10 54
u 52
morn.
 o 54
 I 58
 3
 4. 9
 5 16
 D fets
 6 ic
 7 1
 3 ,3
 9  951
IO 26|v 
IxiIMo.DECEM			J3ER Day, 1	,31 Days. I791- j		
!	Firft Quarter, 2d			ih. Morning.		
Full 9 ioth Day, 9b. Morning.						
Laft Quarter, 18th Day, 9I1. Morning.						
New J 25th Day, 2h. Morning.						
	Firft Qjarter, 31ft Day, Midnight.					
M	w( C a len dar, C5V. \r. © s.			f. 5^( D V		r. D s.
1	5	siged autumn has	7 24 5	1 531 feet		u 31
2	6	brewed a winter	7 25 5	2 40 12		morn.
3	7	form.	7 26 5	3 27	26 ,	° 33
4	B	Advent Sund?y.	7 26 5	4 12	head	1 33
5	2	Cold witbfnow.	7 27 5	4 44	*9,	2 31
6	3	j*s S. loh. 38m.	7 27 5	5 39	neck	3 31
7	4	More moderate.	7 28 5	6 5	14	4 27
8	5	© faft of cl. 7m.	7 28 5	6 47	26	5 231
9	6	9 Apo. Windy.	7 29 5	7 34	arms	6 18
id	7	S © 2)	7 29 5	8 18	19	D rife
12	B	2d in'Advent. Day's 1. 9h.	7 29 5	9 2 breaft		6 2
	■{		7 30 5	9 47! 12		6 54
13	3	Reltntlefs winter	7 3° 5	10 31j 26		7 47
h	4'	alt her rage renews,	7 3i 5	11 26 heart		8 41
15	1	Chills ••with her	7 3i 5	0 13! 20		9 39
16		fnovus and hvitb btr	7 3i 5	1 0	belly	10 36
17	7	blafts Jubdues.	7 32 5	1 48	11	.1 38
18	B	Clear and cold.	7 32 5	2 32	28	morn.
»9	2	D &	7 32 5	3 25	reins	0 42
20	3	© in Yf Sbortef	7 32 5	4 11	26	1 44
21	4	day.	7 32 5	5 2	fecrets	2 5°
22	5	Half the truth is	7 32 5	5 3o	26	3 58
23	6	9 Per. often a	7 32 5	6 25	thighs	5 9,
24	7	© and cl. even.	7 32 5	7 25	26	6 16'
25	B	Christmas.	7 32 5	8 22	knees	D fets
26	2	great lie.	7 32 5	9 21	26	6 48
27	3	St.John, Evan.	7 3i 5	10 22	legs	7 5*6
28	4	Pleafant to-aay,	7 3i 5	n 20	25	9 2
29	5	Day's 1. 9b.	7 3° 5	0 12	feet	10 9
3°	6	but cold nueather	7 3<> 5	1 11	22	11 11
iM	7	<nds theyeat.	7 29 5	1 57	head	Imorn.
1 
TIMES  of holding  the   COURTS
      in tiie NEW-ENGLAND STATES.
  Superior Courts in the State of Rhode-Island.
      AT Newport, September  19 and March 7.  A,
      Providence, March 21 and September 5.  At
South-Kingfiown, Oclober 3 and April 4.   At Brifol,
Oclober 10 and April II.   At Eaf-Greenwich, Oc-
tober 17 and April 25.  /
  Inferior Courts in the State of Rhode-Island
   At Newport, May 30 and November 21.  At Pro-
 vidence, June 20 and December 19.   At South-Kings
town, Auguft % and February 21.  At Brifol, July
4 and January 3.   At Eaf -Greenwich, July 18 and
January 17.
Superior Courts in the Commonwealth of Massa-
                   chusetts.
   At Bofton, February \ 5 and Auguft 30. At Ipfwicb,
June 21.   At Salem, Novemb:r  I.  At Cambridge,
Oclober 25.   At Concord,  April 12.   At North-
ampton,  April  26.   At Springfield, September 27.
At Plymouth, May 17.  At Barnflable, May ll. At
Taunton, Oclober 1%.  At Tork, June 28.  At War-
cefter, April 19 and September 20. At Portland, July
5.   At Lenox, Oclober 4.
      Interior Courts in  Massachusetts.
   At Bofon, January 4, April 19, 7«/y 5  and ^So-
ber 4.  At Jp/wicb,  April  5.   At Salem, July 12
and December b.  At Newbury-Port, September27.
At Concord, March 8 «W September 13.  ^/  Ca«-
bridge, November 29.   ^  Grotoh, May 17.  yfr
Northampton, February 8 ««<£ Auguft 30.  ./& Spring
field,  May 17, and November 8.   ^/ Plymouth, April
iz, July 5, Odober 4 «W December 13.   At £ar«
fable, April  5, 7**" 28, September 27  «»</ Decern
ber 6. /^/ Taunton,  March 8,   y«»r 14., Septembek
13, and December 20.  At 2Vi, j^r// 12 and Ju-
ly 12.  At Biddeford,  Oclober  11.  At Sherburne,
March 29 a«// Odojber 4.  At Worcefter, March 29,
^aw*  14, September 6  *W December 6.  At  iVr/-
land,  May 31 and OSober z^.   At  Pownalborough,
June  f and September zj.   At Lenox, February 22
September \6  and December 20. 
\
Hmno&xrr?
(TV-
  Superior Courts in tne State of Cop/n ecticui,
   At Litchfield, February 8 and  Auguft  23.  At,
 Fairfield,  Auguft  16.  At Danbury, February I.
 Ac New-Haven, January  18 and  Auguft 2.  At
 Hartford, February 22 and September 6.   At Wind-
 bam, March  15 and September 20.  At New-Lon-s^
 ,lon, September  27.  At Norvjich, March 29.  At|N
 Middletown, July 26.   At Tolland,  March 8.  Atj.
 Haddam, January 11.
  Inferior Courts in the State of Con nec t icut
   A t Hartford, April 5  and November I.  At Ne-i
 Haven,  March  I 5 and Alovembtr 22.   At New-
 London, June J.   At  Norwich,  November 22.  A\
 Fairfield, April 19,  At  Danbury, Nov.  15.  At
 Windham,  Auguft 16 and Dccejnbsr 13.   At Litch-
field, March 22  and September 20.  At Middletown,
 Nov. 8.  At Tolland, February 22  and September 20.■
 At Haddam, April 5.                          j

 Courts of the United States in the  State of Rhode.|
                 Isl an D.
   Circuit Cou R t—fo/S <*/■ Providence and New-
port alternately, June \th and December \tb, in each
 Tear'.
   District Court—held at Newport and Pro-
 vidence alternately, on tl:< Pirft Monday in February,
 May, Auguft, and November in each Tear.
         RECEIPT  TO  MAKE
    An excellent  water for taking out fpots
 in cloth, Jiuff, &c.—Spring water a quart,
 put  into a little pot afhes, about the  quan-
 tity  of a walnut, and a lemon cut in'fmall
^pieces; mix  this well together, and let it
rfland  24 hours  in the fun ; then ftrain it
 through a doth, and  bottle the  clear liquid
 up for ufe.—It takes out all forts of fpots in
 any kind of thing; wafli the place where the
 fpot was (after being taken out) with fai
 water.
; 
VUMOVJ HliU<
HUMOUROUS  ANECDOTES.
          Pliability of Features.
       WHEN Garrick was at Paris,  Preville
        invited him to his  villa.   PreviWe
 was reckoned the moll accomplifhed come-
 dian of the' French theatre.   The  Britifh
 Rofcitis being in a gay humour, propofed to
 go ih one of the hired coaches  that were up-
 on the (land.  When they got in, he order- j
 ed the coachman to drive on, who anfwered,
 that he would as  foon as lie got his compli-
 ment  of fourpaffengers.  A caprice imme-
 diately feized Garrick; he determined  to
 give his brother player a fpecimen of his art.
 While the coachman was attentively plying,
 for pafTengers, Garrick flipped gut of the j
 door,   went round the coach, and. by hisjj
 wonderful command oTcountenance, palmed\\
 himfelf upon the driver for a (hanger.   This
 he did twice, and was admitted each time in-
 to  the coach  as a freih  palfenger,  to the
 iftonifTiment and  admiration  of  Preville!
 He whipped out a third time, and addreffing
 himfelf to the coachman,  was anfwered in a
 furly tone, that.he had a-lready got his com-
 pliment of four,  and would have drove off
 without him, had not Preville called out,
 that as the If ranger appeared to be a very lit-
 tle  man,  they would to accommodate the
 pentieman, contrive to make room.

 A PHYSICIAN of fome eminence,
      whofe prefcriptions had failed of their
 efficacy,  charged  the -patient with eating
f?turnips, and attributed the iil  fuccefsof the 
imedicine to this caufe : A pupil who attend-;
ed with his matter upon the vifit, afked him
how he found out that the man had eaten,
turnips.  " Why you fool, did you not feel
•he parings upon the floor."  The next day j
young matter  was  fent,  and found the,
patient dead,  which he wifely attributed to
his fwailowing a cat.  "  Pray," fays the el-
der Galen,  "how  did you difcover this,"
" Sir," replied the lad,  "ITaw  the  fltin
hanging at the door."
   IN the old French war, as it is called, aj
    gentleman by the name of Briant,  wasjj
chaplain on board an armed veffel.  In the
fame veffel was an Irifh barber of confidera-'
ble wit and humour.   The chaplain was na-i
turaily facetious, and loved a good turn jl
and would therefore often divert himfelf in!
converfation with  the barber.   One  day;
while under his hands, he afked him if he]
knew the O'Briens in Ireland ? The barberf
replied that he did.  " Well," faid his Re-j,
verence, *' that was my family's name origi-'j
naily; but after we  left  our  country,  wc!]
began to be afhjamed of the O' and have nowj
got our name to Briant:  But, added he, we!
need not be aftamed  of the family ; for it j
was a high family  in  Ireland."   " And ;/z-
deed it  was" replied the  ihaver, in the
brogue of his country,  "./or I have feen
form of them fo high that their feet could not
to'ich the ground."
A
N Irifh failor, as he was riding, made1!
 a paufe—the  horfe in beating off the[ 
flies,  caught his  hind foot in the ttirrup ;
the failor obferving it faid, " How now dob-
bin,  if you are going to get o/z I'll get off,
for d—n me if I'll ride double with you.3'

A  Mr. Wyman who  was famed for no-
      thing but his ftupidityand indolence,
as he was  going from home one day, wasj
defired by his wife, not to be gone fo much—j
" She was afraid to be left alone." "Pough,"
faid he, " Nought is never in danger."   " I
know that," faid  fhe, " but Nought's wife
is."
     AL A R G E  party  of gentlemen; were
      invited to  dinner  at  a  gentleman's
houfe.  It fo happened that one of the party
was overheard to fay to another,  "Fools
makefeaftSy and wife men eat them."  The
gentleman  took  it  immediately, and'faid,
" Wife men make proverbs, and fools re-
peat them."
                ______—
     DR. P. who  was remarkably ugfy, and
      had a very elegant feat, once  told
Dean Berkely that he thought it a nice mar-
riage  trap.   Yes, pofiibly,  fays the. Dean
(looking him full in the face) but I am afraid
that no lady will relifh the bait.
      AN E G R O fervant being afked what
     colour he believed the devil was ? Why,
 replied the African,  the white men paint
 him black, we fay he is white ; but from his
 great age,  and being  called eld Nick, I j
;jfbou)d fuppofe him grey 
4
      THE HOSPITABLE BEAR.
     LEOPOLD  Duke of Lor rain,  had a Bear,
      called Marco, of the fagacity  and j'enf.bility oj
•which we have the following  example.  During the
winter of I 709, a Savoyard boy, ready to perifh with
cold in a barn, in which he, had been put by a good ice-
man with fome more of his companions,  thought proper
to enterMarco's but, but,without reflection upon the dan-
ger which he rxn i.-i  expofng himfelf to the mercy  ofihc
animal -which occupied it.   Marco, however, inftead
f doing any injury to  the child, took him between his
paws, and warmed him byfqueezing him to his breaft
until the next  morning when he fufered him to depart
to ramble about the city.  The  Savoyard returned in
the evening to the hut, and was received with the fame
affection.   For the following days  he had no other re
treat: but what  added much to  his joy,  was. to per-
ceive that the Bear had referved part of his food for
him.   Several days puffed in this  manner without the
fervaitf perceiving any  thing of the circumftance.—
One day, when one of them came to  bring his mafter hi>
fupper rather later than ordinary,  he was aftonijbed to
fee the animal ro. I bis eyes in  a furious  manner, ane,
feemed as if he wijbed htm to tnake as little  noife as
pcftble, for fear of awaking the child whom be ctafpea
to his breaft.   The an:mal, tho ravenous, did not ap-
pear  in  the leaf  moved  wi'b the food which was
placid befen him.  The  report of this  extraordinary
e:r cum fiance was foon fpread at court, and reached tht
   ■s of Leopold, who, with part of his courtiers, was
dtfroui of being Jati fie i of the truth of Marco's gene-
rofity.   Several of them puffed the night near his hut
and beheld  wjtb  ajionifhment, that the bear  never
ftirred fo long as bis  gueft Jhevsed any inclination to
fleep.   At break of day the  child  awoke, and fearing
that he would be  punij/sd for bis  rajhnefs,  begged J or
pardon.   The  Bear, hov.a.er,  carffed him, and en-
deavoured to prevail on him  to  eat -what had beet
 brought  him, which ,;i aid at tL^rcquel oftbefpeci«t< rs
 who conducted him to the Prince.—Having teamed >be'\ '
  whole hiftory vf this fingular al :  mce,  the  Prince ir
 dtrcd care to 1:  takenjof'ih: lift* Savoyard.
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        VALUABLE  RECEIPTS.
     To /top  bleeding at the nofe.—Rub the
   noftrils with juice of nettles,  or young  nct-
I   tlfes bruifcd.
1^ _ A very good remedy for an  hollow ach-
    ng tooth.—Take  of camphire and crude
   opium, of each four grains,  make them in-
   to three pills, with as much  oil of cloves as
   is convenient,  roll them in cotton, apply
   one of them to the aching tooth, and repeat
   if there is occafion.
     An excellent Plaijier to be applied to the
   Feet in Fevers, which lie much in the Head.
   Take of  Burgundy pitch, and emplattrum
   cephalicum, of each a like quantity j fpiead
   it upon iheep's leather and apply it. '
      To take away freckles, and beautify the
   flan.—Take of the oil of tartar, and oil of
   fweet almonds, of each equal  parts, ihake
   them well together, till they  become white ;
   every night going to  bed,  anoint the  part.
     Quick cure for colds,weakneffts,  andfome
    confumptive cafes----Drink plentifully of
    marfhmallows-tea, twice a day, till you find
    the diforder abated.,  This  tea is admirable
    in the  gravel; but then you may add there-
   to a few  drops of fpirits of nitre.
  8   To keep arms, and other polijhed metals
   from rufi.—One  ounce of camphire, two
    pounds of hog's lard ; diffolve them together,
    and take off  the fcum j  mix as much black
    lend as  will bring them to an iron colour ?
   rub your arms, &c. over with this, and let
   it lie on  2.4 hours ;  then cl^n them with  a
   j linen cloth, and they will keep clean many
   months. 
\T-he following are the Bearings (by the Compajs) of
  j'everal remarkable Places from Rhode.Island
  Light.House, viz.
    POINT  JUDITH,
     Block-Ifland, N W Point,
       Ditto,      S £ Point,
 Whale Kock,
 Bremen's Reef,
 S. Point of Rhode-IOand,
 Brenton's Point,
 Fort on Goat-Ifland,
 S. EaftermoftDumplin,
 Kettle-Bottom  Rock,
 Anchoring Place between 7
 Newport _f C. Harbour, J
s w	3	D S
s w	8	S
S W* by	s<	s
w	q	s
E SE	4	E
E	7	S
ENE	*	N
ENE	IO	N
NEby	E	
NE		
NEbyE
ROADS.
Road from Providence
  ((Boston,  New-
  bur y-Po R T,  and
  Portsmouth.
    FROM  Providence,
    Dexter,  Daggett,
   Olney, or Aldrich,
  to Pawtucket,  Slack 4.
Auleboro', Tyler   5
Ditto,  Holmes       4
Wreatham, Mann   5
Walpole, Heading   6
Dedham,Ames or-Gay 10
Boilon,  Bracket,
  or Hatch
Lynn,  Newel
Salem,  Webb
Wenham,  Porter
Ipfwich, Piemont
Newbury-Port*  Mer
11
ii
 9
 7
 6
rick, or Davenport ulGuilford,  Ward
Seabrook, Griffith  »   6
Greenland, Poor      u
Portfroouth,  Tilton    c
Road from PrOYIDENCE
 rtRsw-Yo r k,Phi-
 ladelphia,   and
 B A L T I M O R £.
FROM Providence
 to Pawtuxet, Aborn  5
E.Greenwich, Arnold 10
N. Kingftown, Allen  8
Tower-Hill, Sands     8,
S. Kingftown, Hawkins 4|
Charlefton, Champlin io
Welterly, Thompson  8
Stonington, Williams 10
Groton-Ferry, Jeffery 8
New.London, Belding 1
Rope-Ferry, Waterman 5
Lyme, Anderfon
Acrofs the Ferry
Saybrook,  Lord
Killingfworth, Merri
Bradford, Baldwin
New-Haven, Atwater  $
MUford, GJenny     10 
 5
 8
12
 9
 7
 S
 6
  New-York
  Acrofs the Bay to
   Staten-Ifland
  Over the Ferry to
  Elizabeth. Point
  Elizabeth-Town
  Wood bridge
  Brunfwick
  Princeton
^ Trenton
(8 Briftol
™ Frankfort
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  Chefter
  Wilmington
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^►HeadofEIk
  North-Eaft
  Sufquehannah
  Hartford
  Capt. Phillips'
  Baltimore
JO
Adams
Williamftown
Pownal
Bennington
Road from Providence
 to Hartford, through
 Killingly and Pom
fret.
  FROM  Providence
   to Johnfton, Manton  4
  Ditto Walcot         6
  Gloucefter, Wilmarth 8
  Killingly, Falfhaw     9
  Pomfret, Sabin or Lord 9
JAlhford, Holmes      8
  Mansfield, Waterman 11
  Coventry, Kimball    8
  Eaft-Hartford         6
  Ditto, Bidwell        9
  Hartford. Avery      3
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Read from  Providenc*
   to Benningcon.
FROM  Province to
 Northampton t     98
Williajmfbargii •      .4
Gofhen               8
Cumraington          6
Windfor             6,
Road from Providence
     to Albany.
FROM Providence
 to Johnfton,  Mauton 4
Snvhhfield, Walcot    6
Gloifcefter, Bufly
Dittos Wilmarth      4
Ditto,, Green         7
Killingly, Falftiaw    4
Woodftock, Hide     9
Sturbridge, Craft     9
Brimfield,  Danielfon  8
Palmer,  Quintain     9
Belcher-Town, Howe 6
Hadley, Smith       4
Northampton,Edwards 9
Chefterfield, Tuppers 8
Worthington,        1
Partridgfield,   Wilcox
Gagebury,  Hall*    6
New-Providence,     5I
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