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AVERY DURST
LONGWORTH'S
AMERICAN ALMANAC,
NEW-YORK REGISTER,
AND
CITY DIRECTORY,
FOR THE
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
OK
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
PRICE 6S. SEWED HALF BOUND 75.
Dato Dork : PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY D. LONGWORTH, At the Shakespeare Gallery,
NO, 11 PARKS 18011
F 128.2 .Lb
NOTICE.
Merchants, Mafters of Veffels, &c. will pleafe to take notice, that this Directory contains a complete and ac- curate lift of DUTIES, BOUNTIES, &C. with the whole of the IMPOST LAW, and every other particular relative to the tranfacting bufinefs in the Cuf- tom-Houfes of the United States :- alfo, the BANKRUPT ACT of the United States.
PRINTING
IS EXECUTED
BY
DAVID LONGWORTH.
ASTRONOMICAL
CALCULATIONS
FOR THE
TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
COMMENCING
THE FOURTH OF JULY,
LIB
11
1801.
ITY
OF
N
CONTAINING
THE RISING, SETTING, PLACES, AND ECLIPSES OF THE SUN AND MOON ; THE RISING, SETTING, AND SOUTH- ING OF THE MOST CONSPICUOUS PLANETS AND FIXED STARS ; THE EQUATION OF TIME ; AND TIME OF HIGH WATER AT NEW-YORK :
ALSO,
THE INCREASE, DECREASE, AND LENGTH OF DAYS:
WITH THE FESTIVALS, &c. &c.
CALCULATED FOR THE LATITUDE AND MERIDIAN OF
NEW-YORK.
BY ABRAHAM SHOEMAKER.
From the Press of D, Longworth,
YORK
Table of High Water at the following Places:
Names of Places. h. m.|Names of Places. h. m.
Albany, a. 7 10 Nantucket shoals, s. o 53
Amboy,
S. O 15
Newbury-Port,
a. 3 25
Annapolis, Maryl. s. 1 20 New-Haven, a. 2 30 Annapolis, N. Sco. a. 3 40'New-Providence, s. 0 45
Boston, a. 2 55 Newtown landing, a. I 40
Bridgetown, E. J. s. 0 15 Penobscot, a. 3 40
Burlington, a. 1 o Philadelphia, S. 6 15
Cape Ann, a.
3 25 Piscataway, a. 3 20
Cape Fear,
s. 0 30 Plymouth, a. 2 15
Cape Hatteras,
a. 2 40. Polepel's Island, a· 3 40
Cape Henry,
a. 2 40 Port-Roseway, S. 0 10
Casco Bay, a. 2 55 Port-Roval, S.C. a. 0 10
Charleston Lt. H. s. I 20 Portsmouth, a. 3 25
Cape May, s. 0 10 Providence,
S. O 15
Cape Canso,
h 0 10 Perrysburg, S. C. s. 1 20
Fairfield,
a. 2 40 Quebec,
a. 3 40
Georgetown Bar,
S. I 40|Reedy-Island,
a. 2 55
Guilford,
a. 2 10 Rhode-Island, S. 0 15
Hackensack,
a. 3 . Salem,
a. 3 25
Hallifax, a.
5. 0 15
Hartford, a. 3
3 40 Sandy-Hook, 0 Savannah, 3. 0 32
Hell-Gate,
a.
Io Say brook,
a. 2 55
Huntington, a. 2 40 Sunbury, Georgia, a. 1 10
Ipswich,
3 25 l'ybee Bar, a. 0 55
Jamestown, 2. 1 3º White-Stone, a. 3 25
Kingston, Esopus, a. 6 40 Williamsburg, Vr.a. 2 50
Main Ocean, S. O 15 Wilmington, Del. a. 4 5
N B. The eighth column of the Calender pages, con- taining the time of High Water at New-York, exhibits also the time of High Water at Elizabethtown-Point, New-London, Tarpaulin Cove, Cape Henlopen, Sand- wich Bay, Cockspur in Georgia, and Brunswick in N. Carolina : And by addingthereto and subtracting there- from the annexed quantity of time, we have the time of High Water at the l'laces above enumerated. A. shews the quantities of time to be added-S. subtracted ..
Let a few drops of Iwcet oil fall in the Ear, and it is an immediate- cure when it achs.
In 2d note to the reader of the Almanac, in the laft line, under the month Auguft, for " Ealt," read $$ North," and for " North," read ss Haft."
JULY, 1801, 26th Year American Independence.
Laft quarter the 2d, at 52 minutes after 6 afternoon. New Moon the roth, at 24 minutes after 6 afternoon. Firft quarter the 18th, at 3 minutes after 6 afternoon. Full Morn the 25th, at 27 minutes after 9 morning.
MD.
W
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun ri- Jes E slow . Jets.
(m. s.
D's place s. d.
D
High rises water h.m.
N. Y.
41
7;Independence
14 34 8|3 52 8
2
o
2
3 4
DI Great souls 4 34 84
3
I5
0 27
3 49
5 6
2 with generous 4 35 84 13
27
0 55
4 36
7
Fomalhaut fo.
4 35 8 4 23 II
9
2
2 55
6
6
D in apogee
4 37
8
4 50
15
8 22
18 46
12
D.S. ug fets 1 1 14
4 38 8 5
52
9
8 52
19 33
Which cow-
4 38 85
14
21
9 20
10 18
3 Ald. rifes 1 54
14 39
815
2 I
3
9 42
IO
4 Swithin
4 40
8 5 27
15
C
3
I 42
5 ard tyrants
4 40 85 33
27 10 24
0 14
6 Days decreafe.
4 41
85 39 =
44
2211 1
7
I 29
19
DS. mfets 10 46
42 8 5 48
m 5 II 34
2 13
20
2 Margaret
4.43
8 5 52
Ig morn.
3 2
2 I
3
Rather go to
44 85 56
1
3
7
3 55
22
4 Magdalen
4 45
815
59
18
0 50
4 54
23 5
Osn. A ¿ftat
4 46
8 6
I
3
I 46
5 58
24
6 D in perigee
4. 47
8 6
3
18
2 55
7 4 8 10
27 28
3 Days 14 20
4 50 8 6
18 9 1611
I
29
4 in debt for a
4
51 8 6
3.
-2 9 39 16:10
2
0 12
31|6 Dog days begin 4 53 8'5 59 I never faw an oft-transplanted tree, Nor yet an oft-removed family,
That throve fo well as thofe that fettled be.
Notes to the Reader.
I. THE Calculations of this Almanac are made to folar or apparent time; to which, for the mean or clock- time, apply the equation in the fifth column, adding when the Sun is flow, and subtracting when faft.
II. The time of high water at New-York, is fo com- puted. as to ferve cither for morning or afternoon, fuf- ficiently near for common ufe ; the morning flood being about 12 minutes earlier than the time in the tide co- lumn, and that in the afternoon as much later. The
Good wives & good plan- tations are made by good busbands.
Poverty wants fome things, Lux- ury many things, Ava- rice all things. Keep thy shop, & thy shop will keep
thee. Sloth & Si- lence are a fool's Virtues. Nothing but Money, Is frveeter than
Honey.
Ever since follies bave pleas'd, fools bave been a- ble to divert.
It is better to take many injuries than to give one.
To be bum- ble to fuperi- ors is duty, to equals courte- Jy, to inferi- ors noblenefs.
Here comes the orator ! with his flood. of words, & bis drop of reajon. If what mioft men admire they would defpife, 'Tavould look as if mankind were growving wife.
25
7
St. James
4 48 86
4
3
8 25
9 12
2 lefs, than run
4 49
00 00
8 6
5
8 52
IO
9
30 5
breakfall.
4 52 8 6
1
29.10 251
0 57
4
[3 44 4 36
84 32
2 i
8 9
's clongation
4 36 84 41 96
3
fets.
7 7 57
II
7
hity melt ;
4 37 8 14 58
27
13 I4 IS 16 17
9|10 44
0 47
7 never felt.
4 42
8.5
8 6
5
18 3
rifes.
26|D bed fupper- 4 48
11 49
-
I 28 5 24
S 6 14
AUGUST, 1801, 26th Year American Independ.
Laft quarter the rft, at 23 minutes after 6 morning. New Moon the 9th, at 34 minutes after 9 morning. First quarter the 17th at 48 minutes after 2 morning. Full Moon the 23d, at 58 minutes after 4 afternoon. Laft quarter goth, at 6 minutes after 9 afternoon.
Sun rif- .
D 'S High es and slow. place rises water D s. d. h.m. V. 1.
Sets.
m. s.
I
-
(Lama's day. When death
4 54 815 568
11 10 56
1 42
2
4 55 85 52
24,11 27
2 31
3
Days decreafe
4 56
8
15 48 II 15 43
31
12,1
41
24: 2 39 6 339
7 30
)
puis out our 5 3 7
IS fe ts.
8 17
Strange, that be who lives by shifts can feldom shift
bimfelf. Avarice & happiness ne- ver for each other, bors then should they become acquainted ?
He that
knows 110- thing of it, may by chance be a prophet ; while the wvif-
24 2 St. Bart. q's 5
21 7
2
8
r1 20
850 -
[elongation'5 22 7
I 52
26 77 44
941
5 23 7
I
I
I9
24
8 33 11 17
27 23
5 26 7
I
2
8
7 9 011 52
29 7
John Baptist
5 27 7
45
20
9 31 0 28
30 D
catch [behea. 5
28 7
0
27
II 12 10 7 : 18
31 2 thyfelf idle.
29 710
9
5 time the water is highest at the docks, when not influ- encell by the wind, is intended to be given ; but the water in the channel continues to run up for fome time afterwards, and longer in the East river than the North. III. The rifing, fetting, or fouthing of a Star, may be carried feveral days backward by adding, or forward by fubtracting four minutes per day ; for inftance, on the 7th of the 7th month ( July ) Fomalhaut is fouth at 44 minutes after 3 ; adding 12 minutes for 3 days Iconer, we have 3h. 56m, for the fouthing on the 4th ;
Hetbat waits upon Fortune, is never fure of a dinner.
He t at is rich necd not live Sparingly & be that can live Sparingly need not be rich.
An innocent Plowman is more worthy I thana vicious Prince.
5 5 52
6
5 6
Transfig. Din
5 O
7
5
25
6 43
5
2
7
5
17
2
St Lawrence. 15
4 7
5
1
30 7 48
-
II -
fame, the
5 5
6 7
4
42 24 8 29 10 23
snuff vill teil,15
7 74 325
685III 6 II 39
15| 7
5
10 7,4 10m
2 9 37 -
0 13
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[8 51
II
7.3 58
ISIO 7
0 59
12 7 3 46
29,10 44
I 49
Sirius rifes 3 46
13 73 34
14 7 3 21
27
morn
3 45
15 16 73 7
vý
35
4 48
201 21 6 by the fmell.
72 53
I
II
5 53 6 56
22/ 7 |0 in perigee. 23'D
18 7 2 38
Be always a- 5
19 7
2
27 II
3 fes 7 55:
eft that is, may happen to mifs. There bavs been as great Souls uni-
5 10 50 S known to fame 2 as any of the most famous. Do good to thy friend to keep him, to thy ememy to gain bim.
He that can- not obey, can- not command.
4! 3
[48 min.
4 57 8
18| 0 5
4 9
&'s elongat. 14
58
30 050
6 @ % inf.
4
59
8
5
5
9
4 52 m
I2 8 9
9 42
1 2
4,7*s rije 10 3 8
5 6 If we were Lyra fouth
8 7 4 21
19 9 13
1 13:1I 34 2 45
es en at iny
₹ Stationary 5 5
17
I2 27 12
8 10 30
Days 13 14 sham'd to
15
24 7
25 3 26 4 5 6 Auguftine.
wax or tallows
5 7
8 5 38
6 morn
3 19
6 0 2 [apo,
9
Miscellaneous Particulars.
SEPTEMBER, 1801, 26th Year American Indep.
New Moon the 8th, at 42 minutes after 12 morning. Firstquarter the 15th, at 5 1 minutes after 9 morning. Full Moon the 22d, at 27 minutes after 2 morning. Laft quarter the 29th, at 52 minutes after 2 afternoon.
WD
Mifcellaneous Particulars .!
Sun ri- ses 0° sets .
fajt Im. s. Ic
0 29
0 48
21
0 36 4 44
3 4 5
6
quality be is
5 35 7
I
'
2
I 37
7 º rifes 2 3
5 36
7
27
26
3 43 i
1
2 dog days end
15
39 7
2
7
: 27
21
sets
29
5
pfelles.
5 43
7
7
3 29
29
7 49
IO
41
1 2
7
[2 2415
45 47
7
4 10
2
Love, flatte-
15 48 7
431
1
9
9 35 0
I
44
16 4
Caftorr. 11 30 5
7
5 13
5 34
M
057
4
51
D in perigee
21
2IS
5 50
Đ ry, &jealou-
5 56
7
7
6 58
20 4 53
6 42 rifes 8 9
24 5
quent com-
2 6
3 6
8 20
15
16
7
D Caftorr. 10 51
6 6 6
6 7 6;
9 20
231 9 40
I
29 3 St Michael
6 8 6 940
5:10 35
I 53
301 4 St Jerome.
6 10 6
9 59
1711 35 2 45
No mane'er was glorious, who was not laborious.
and deducting 8m. for 2 later. leaves 3h. 36in. for that of the 9th of the fame month, &c.
Common Notes, Sc. for the 26th Year of American Independence.
For 1801.
Dominical Letter D Golden Number 16 -
Epact . . . . . 15
Solar Cycle 18
For 1802.
Dominical Letter C Golden Number 17
Epact . . . . . 26 Solar Cycle . . 19
By diligence and patience the moufe bit in tavo the ca- ble.
Lock before, or you'll find yourfel; be- bind.
The foor
3 C man must 3 52 walk to get meat for bis
5 33 stomach, the rich man to get a stomach 5
to bis meat. Alittle boufe teil fill'd, u . little field cell till'd, Es a little wife well will'd,
are great
richer. The family of Fools is
ancient. If Prideleads the Var, Beg-
22 23/4
3|sy, are fre-
5 59 0
7 6
7 391 8 0
8
2
25 6
panions.
6 6
6
8 40
28
8 13
IO 8 52 C
C pleasures the understand-
ing.
If you know bow to Spend less than you get, you bave the pbilojo- pber's stone. Trust thyfelf and another shall not be- tray thee. "l'is cafy to fee, hard to forefee.
5
Lambert
5 52
7
7
5 55.
6 37.X
5
3 30
h rifes 3 39
5 $7
7 18,99
4
enters
6
13
3 49
6 · ğinf.
5 53
5 55
7
2 47 3 8
3
7 4 7 20
9
55
y rifes 3 28 15
26
8 51
O 7 46
151 3 7'srile 8 34
5 49
4 52 --.
2:110 34
2 47
9 4 qualities be
9
12
16
6 Days decreale
5
44
3 49
m
12 8 17
II 29
6|Def, but for the 5
37 7
1 47
8
4 45
47
8; Nat. V. Mary
5 40
5 41 7
2 39 0
High water N.Y.
-
Don't value § 31 7
27|11 40
a man for the's
'morn.
5
D in apogee 15 33 7
32 7
6
7 8 IO 738 IO II
27 2.S 2 Hate strife.
45 6 7 37 27 gary brings up the Rear. 15 Necessity 3 never made a 51 41 8 good bargain. Pain wastes the body.
197 20 21 2
22 micro
D's D place sets. s. d. Ih. m.
OCTOBER, 1801, 26th Year American Independ.
New Moon the 7th, at 1 1 minutes after 3 afternoon'. Firft quarter the 14th, at 16 minutes after 4 afternoon! Full Moon the 2 Ift, at 28 minutes after 2 afternoon. Laft quarter the 29th, at 57 minutes after 10 morning.
MD
WD nom
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun ri-l ses & faßt sets. | m. s.
D'SI D place rises s. d. h. m
High water N. Y.
-
16 11 6/10 18 96 29 morn.
3 36
2 6
D in apogee Blefed is be that expects
6 12 6 10 37 6 14 6 10 56 6 15 6 II 14
22
I 40
5
9
4D Reg. r. 2 32
6166II
32
17
3 45
6
34
7
4
O eclipfed inv. be shall ne-
6 20 6 12 24
6 1
45
6 22 6 12 40 m
9
6 27
9 33
9 1 0 11
8 5 6 Days 11 16 7 D 2 ver be difap- Ik rifes 2 38 pointed. 2/ rifes 2 9 A man of Din perigee
6 23 6 12 56 6 24 613 II
1
20 8 36 o
4 9 40
0
49 Ut jam nunc
I dicat jam
nunc debentia dici :
Obferve, the precept is, hear much, not fpeik much.
Herbert, the Poet, fays,
-- a well- bred gueft,
II 21 2 0 Will no more talk all than cat all the fcaft. 42
6 45 6:15 58 95 13 6 47 6 16 3
9 27 24 10 28
648 6 16 7 2 611 35 6 49 6 16 10 6 50 6 16 12 13 morn.
30 0,32 3 53
Advent . . . Nov. 29 Afh Wednesday Mar. 3 Apr. 18
-
Afcenfion . . May 27
Whitfunday
Fune 6
Eafter
Trinity ... June 13
Aftronomical Characters explained.
New Moon,
D First
« Last § quarter.
Georgian Planet, Moon.
or Sun,
The great art of fucceeding in converfation (faith Monf. St. Evremond) is, To admire little, to hear much, always to difturb our own reafon, & fometimes that of our friends ; never to pre- tend to wit; but to make that of others appear as much as we pofsibly can ; to hearken to what is faid, & to anfwer to the purpofe.
4 I 16 I 71 18
knowledge,
St. Luke. like a rich ? rifes 3 35
6 6 35 6 14 55
5
P 13
5 rises
8
23 TO
6 39 6 15 24
X 10
5 42
615
9 36
6 40 6 15 32 6 42 6,15 39 II
23 6 6 54 7 39 18
IO 28
6 43 6,15 46 6 44 6 15 52
30
8 30
3 1
.3 5 I 56 48
1 9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
7 D 2 3 4 5 6 7 D 2 3 4 5 6
enters my Crifp[6 Os If not a world 24 rifes 1 28 of corn, a Simon & Jude D in apogee world of
3117
weeds.
6 19 612 7
2.9 12 25
sets.
7 8 8
0
22 6 7 43 1I 24
12
6 26 6 13 26
6 27 6 13 41 6 28 6 13 55 6 30 6 14 8
6 31 6 14 20
6 33 6:14 32 34 6 14 44
18|10 54 2 morn. 16 1 1 28 2 44 15 29 3 57 8
2
5 6 36
6 38 615 15
26
foil, feeds,
6 18 61I
50
0
0 36
4 23
3 7
5 6 3
2
nothing, for Sirius r. o 5 I
5 52
4
2 42
4 50
17
7 0 10 26
6
I 3 3 4 5 6
6 36 6115
8 43
I 2.21 3 7 33 And, When you do fpeak, (fays another) fpeak to the purpofe ; or elfe to what purpofe do you fpeak ?
Obferve the prefent difpofi- tion of the company ; and, Let what you fay the con- werfe fuit ;
NOVEMBER, 1801, 26th Year American Indep.
New Moon the 6th, at 27 minutes after 4 morning, Firft quarter the 12th, at 16 minutes after i rafternoon. Full Moon the 20th, at 6 minutes after 5 morning. Laft quarter the 28th, at 47 minutes after 7 morning.
MD
W D
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun ri- ses sets.
Ifaft m. s.
s. d.
High water N.Y.
ID
All Saints
6 52 6 16 14 /10 12
I 35|
4 33
2 31 4
2 3 4 5
He that by the plow
6 53 6116 15
25
2 38
5 14
6 54 6|16 15 =
7
3 42
5 57
¥ 's elonga.
6155 6 16 14
20
4 49
6 47
would thrive,
6 56 6 16 13
m
4 18
fets
8 20
6 59 6116 8
1 2
54I
9 17
7*slouth Q 44
7 0 5.16
4
16
631
10 18
2 3
D in perigee
7
2 5 15 53 19 15
8 :46 o
5
St Martin.
7
3 5 15 46
20
IO 2 o 48
drive.
7
4 5 15 39
II I9
I 48
days 9 50
7
5 5j15 30
27 /morn.
2 43
Diligence is
7 7 5 15 21
0 34
3 35
the mother of
8 5:15 II
25
I 46
4 23
3
good Luck.
114 48
22
4 5 5 13
6 40
[11 35 7 12 5;14 22
18 6 20 7 28
rifes
8 17
7 14'51
13 37
26
6 18
7 13 8 [2)
1I 45
7 17 5
12 45 12 26
14
1015
0 57
6
€
1
7 18 5 I2
6
1.
26 11 16
2 22
D Advt.
20
018
3 3
30!
St. Andrew.
7215113
~ 21 1 20
3 44
& Moon's ascending Node 24 Jupiter,
Mars,
? Venus,
& Mercury,
Y Aries,
8 Taurus,
II Gemini, -
96 Cancer,
& Leo,
m Virgo,
_ Libra,
m. Scorpio,
Sagittarius,
vs Capricorn,
Aquarius,
* Pisces,
Conjunction,
8 Opposition.
Not fa> things merely 'caufc they're good, For if you thus intrude Jour fenfe, It then be- comes imper- tinence :
Your falt is good, we may agree,
But pray don't falt our punch & teds
The famous ftory of Biton and Cleobis, found in all the Greek & Latin writers, who have treated on the Immortal- ity of the foul, (as the learned inform us) is a plain intimati- ont ataf: cdy death has not always been thought a judy. ment, but a blefsing, and fpecial favor. Thefe two pi-
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3
2
9 14
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5
contents be fe-
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5 39 9 9
122
5 6 7 D) enters 1
7 11 5 14 36
8
5
2 56
5 9
5 54
4
Regulus rifes
7 7 7 IO
9515 0
3 9
12 13 I 4 1 5 16 I7 18 19 20 21
4 5 6 7 D 2
either bold or
7 1 5 15 59
30 7 34 11 22
61.6 7 7 8|D 9 O
days dec. 4 52. bimfelf must
6 58 616 11
5 59
7 28
5
*south 11 4117 12 5 Let thy di - 7 13 5
8
I
II 14
St Clement
IO 2 10 54
26 27 28 2.9
----
7 crets.
7 19 5 11 46 m
8 morn
I 40 ous brothers were fons of a religious lady, who going to the temple to worthir, the horfes being tired, her fons fct theml'elves to the chariot, and drew their mother to the temple. The lady, tranfport - ed with their
B 2
Q Quartile,
W'S place rises Th. m.
D
7 20 5:11 25
Saturn,
F4 30
Din apogee
Lyra f. 11 57
DECEMBER, 1801, 26th Year American Indep.
New Moon the 5th, at 19 minutes after 4 afternoon. Firft quarter the 12th, at 56 minutes after 7 morning. Full Moon the 19th, at 5 minutes after 10 afternoon. Laft quarter the 28th, at 22 minutes after 3 morning.
MD
W D
Miscellaneous Particulars.
Sun ri- ses &s sets.
fast m. s.
D's place s. d.
High rises water N. Y.
h. m.
I
A cure for
7 21 5
IO41
1 15
2 24
4 26
2
4
Poetry ;
7 22 5
10 18
28
3 30
5 10
3
5
& ftationary.
7 23 5
9 54
m 12
4 43
6 O
4 6
Seven weal-
7 23 5
9 39
26
558
7 54
5
7
thy Towns
7 24 5
9
S
1 IC
lets 8
6D
St. Nicholas
7 24 5
8 40
25
SIOIO
7
2
D in perigee
7 25 5
8 14|13
IO
6 2011
8 3
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Eclipfes for 26th Year of American Independence. perior in num-
Ift. Of the Sun on the 8th of the ninth month (Sep- tember) at 42 minutes after 12 in the morning, invi- fible.
2d. Of the Moon on the 22d of the ninth month (September) in the morning, vifible, and total as follows:
b. m.
Beginning of the Eclipfe, . . 0 39 Beginning of total darkness, 1 39
plety and love, went to her de- votion, and prayed for the greateft blefs- ing on them that might de- fcend on mor- tals. Her prayer was granted ; for in the morning they were both found dead in their bed.
What a noife is here, a- bout method & judgınent ! Im- agination, in its native inno- cence, is vola- tile & eafy ; it turns in a mo- I ment, from a moufc-trap, or a Jew's-harp, to . a Rhodian Co- loffus, or Ephe- fian Temple ; 5 from a Hermit in his cell, to the Macedoni- 49
ber, one perfon wears the lau- rel, one perfon bears the bell. O brave Alex- ander ! What right hadft thou to Perfia ? In
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3
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1 ftationary. mer begg'd davs 9 4
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7 28
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St. Thomas. 7 28 5
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25 26 7 D St John
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out bark.
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O 7 an conqueror, O 47 & from him to I 26 a Bell- Wether. 2 6 When his va- 2 49 liant foldiers conquered the army of Dari- us, vaftly fu-
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Homer, dead, 7 27 5 Thro' which 7 27 5
5 58
22 morn 6
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Nowcod with-7 28 5
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53 58 3 6
JANUARY, 1802, 26th Year American Indepen.
New Moon the 4th, at 1 1 minutes after 3 morning. Firft quarter the 10th, at 7 minutes after 7 afternoon. Full Moon the 18th, at 51 minutes after 4 afternoon Laft quarter the 26th, at 8 in the afternoon.
High
MD WD
Miscellaneous Particulars.
sets. 1
m. s.
s. d. h. m.' N. Y.
I
6 Circumcifion
7 27 5
3 53
1 4
5 20
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24 fouth 3 43
17 26
5
4 22
18
4 36 5 52,
6 22
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5
4 50
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3
7 27
4 2
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5 18
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D in perigee 7 25 5
5 45
6 12
19
7 40
IO 35
1 8 9
6 7
1 fouth 3 19 7 23 5
7 54
16
morn
I 27
II
2
Arcturus rifes 7 2 1 5
8 18
0 32
2 13 2 58
I 2 13 14
3 4 S
H ftationary. 7 20 5
25
2 49 3 56 4 58
3 46 4 35 5 26
1 5 16 I7 18 19
7 C 2 3
1 fouth 2 43 their goods
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5 54 6 42 rifes 5 33 6 35
I 7 10 8 8 49 9 35 10 17
4 5
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7 13
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25
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4 29
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beads.
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Middle, .
2. 28 !
End of total darknels, 3 18 End of the Eclipfe, 4 17
Digits Eclipfed 20 from fouth fide of Earth's fhadow.
3d. Of the Sun on the 7th of the tenth month (Oc" tober) at rim. after 3 in the afternoon, invifible, ow- ing to the Moon's great fouth latitude.
4th. Of the Sun on the 3d of the 3d month (March)
the province of arts & learning are many belt- wethers, large and fair ; but greater num- bers of wretch- ed wethers, with large and fair bells. The region of ftate and politics is one continued myftery ; it c- ludes the fight of the cyes, & transforms the geography of the world. The great Bay of Bifcay & Sea, between Eng- land & Spain, lately no lef's than 300 mniles wide, a man can ftep over, without wet- ting his feet ; and one fide of England is got fo nigh the ri- ver Tyber, a man may tra- vel the diftance in the running of an hour- glafs, if he is a good mafter of rhetoric.
4 55 6 1 Admiration is the daughter of Ignorance. Three things are men molt liable to be cheated in, viz. a Horfe, a Wig, and a Wife
5 6 7
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nest men get 7 22 5
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9 5 12 56
m
15 28 12
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D in apogee
7 15 5
7 14 5
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6 Bull's Eye fou. 7 19
5
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8 34
9 371
Epiphany ..
7 24 5
Sun ri-t
D'S ses & slow. placerises water
I 7 37 8 37
7 13 5
FEBRUARY, 1802, 26th Year American Indepe.
New Moon the 2d, at 37 minutes after I afternoon. Firft quarter the 9th, at 4 minutes after 9 morning. Full Moon the 17th, at 11 minutes after 12 afternoon. Laft quarter the 25th, at 52 minutes after 8 morning.
M D WD
Miscellaneous Particulars.
ISunri ses &s sets.
m. s.
s. d. h. m. N. Y.
I
2 He that fcat- 7
2 5
13 59 19 261
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2
3'Puri. V. Mary 7
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7
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8
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4' D in Perigee
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27
6 24
9 5
4 5
5
ters thorns,
6 59 6 14 20
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7:41
8:58
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2
k fouth 1 7 barefoot.
6 54 6 14 3618
9
morn
03 7
6 53 6114 37
22
0 33
1.35
4 Sirius fets 2 2
6 52 6 14 38 II
4
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7 6 48 6114 37 C Valentine Sep- 6 47 6:14 35 the doRor (tuagefima 6 45 6114 32 82
23
5 19 5 52
5 33 6 42
D'in Apogee 6 44 6 14 28
4: Sirius fou. 8 34 6 43 6114 24
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rifes
7 29 8
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6 40 6 14 13
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7 29
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Sirius fets 1 0 6 29 6:13
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28 C Quinquagifima 6 28 6/12 54
201
4 15 4 47
Venus ( ? ) will be morning ftar until the 17th of the third month ( March,) then evening ftar until the end of the Year.
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at 58 minutes after 11 in the evening, not vifible in our northern Hemifphere.
5th. Of the Moon on the 19th of the third month (March) in the morning, partly vifible :
Beginning at .
S 7 teeth ? Anfav. Moon fets at New-York about 5 digits eclipsed at $ 57 Hot foupings
The Moon Eclips'd ! fome bloody Wars arife, Or Some great perfon, prince, or prelate dies,
Anecdote.
A poet once prefented him- felt to Henry IV. King of France, with a confidence that exceeded his poetical ta- lents ; but the
5 King, not knowing either his perfon or' his writings, afked what was + the nature of his occupation ? " Sire, Imake anagrams, but I am very poor." " I believe fo indeed," faid: Henry, "for you have made choice of a bad trade."
Proclaim not all thou know- eft, all thou
21 22 23 2.4
C 2 3 4
Cowardly
6 35 6 13 44
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24
morn I
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dogs bark
6 32 6 13 26
1 8
4
I 43
5
6 36 6 13 52
29 10 42 11 38
haft, nor all . thou canft.
A traveller fhould have a hog's nofe, . deer's legs, and an afs's back. . To whom thy fecrets thou doit tell, To him thy free- dom thou doth fell.
Maids of A- merica, who b. m. gave you bad
and frozen ap- ples.
4 5
9
4 36
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2 3
takes the fees. 6 41 6:14 19 m 10
6 27
8 55
3
16 17 18 5 19 20 7
6124 fouth 1 8
6 58 6 14 25
27
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11 35
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25
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God beals, 8516 50 6114 39
29
3 45
5
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9 57
let him not go 6 56 6 14 29
D'al D slow place rises
High water
24
MARCH, 1802, 26th Year American Independen
New Moon the 3d, at 58 minutes after II morning. Firft quarter the 1 1th, at 27 minutes after i morning. Full Moon the 19th, at IS minutes after 6 morning. Lait quarter the 26th, at 10 minutes after 6 afternoon.
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MDI
Miscellaneous Particulars
'Sın ri- ses Ei sets
In. s.
F O D's slowe place rises water s. d. h. m'N. Y.
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2|David (Perig. 6 27 6 12 43
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