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Microfiche 

Series. 


CIHM/ICMH 
Collection  de 
microfiches. 


Canadian  Institute  for  Historical  Microreproductions  /  Institut  Canadian  de  microreproductions  historiques 


Technical  and  Bibliographic  Notaa/Notes  tachniquaa  at  bibliographiquaa 


Tha  Inatituta  haa  attamptad  to  obtain  tha  baat 
original  copy  availabia  for  filming.  Faaturaa  of  thia 
copy  which  may  ba  bibllographically  unique, 
which  may  altar  any  of  tha  imagaa  In  tha 
ireproduction,  or  which  may  aignificantly  change 
the  uaual  method  of  filming,  are  checlted  below. 


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Coloured  covera/ 
Couverture  de  couleur 


I      I    Covera  damaged/ 


Couverture  andommagia 


Covera  reatored  and/or  laminated/ 
Couverture  reatauria  et/ou  pelliculAe 


I      I   Cover  title  misaing/ 


Le  titre  de  couverture  manque 

Coloured  mapa/ 

Cartea  gAographiquas  en  couleur 

Coloured  ink  (i.e.  other  than  blue  or  black)/ 
Encra  de  couleur  (i.e.  autre  que  bleue  ou  noire) 


|~~|   Coloured  plates  and/or  illustrationa/ 


Planches  et/ou  illuatrationa  an  couleur 


Bound  with  other  material/ 
RaliA  avac  d'autres  documents 


Tight  binding  may  cause  shadows  or  distortion 
along  interior  margin/ 

La  reliura  serrAe  peut  causer  da  I'ombre  ou  de  la 
distortion  la  long  de  la  marge  intArieure 

Blank  leaves  added  during  restoration  may 
appear  within  the  text.  Whenever  possible,  these 
have  been  omitted  from  filming/ 
II  se  peut  que  certaines  pages  blanches  ajoutAea 
lors  d'une  rsstauration  apparaissent  dans  le  texte, 
mais,  lorsque  cela  Atait  possible,  ces  pages  n'ont 
pas  AtA  filmAas. 

Additional  comments:/ 
Commentaires  supplAmentaires; 


L'Inatitut  a  microfilm*  le  meilleur  exemplaire 
qu'il  lui  a  At4  poaaible  de  ae  procurer.  Lea  ditaila 
de  cet  exemplaire  qui  aont  paut-Atre  uniquea  du 
point  de  vue  bibliographique,  qui  peuvent  modifier 
une  image  reprodulte,  ou  qui  peuvent  exiger  une 
modification  dana  la  mithoda  normala  de  filmage 
aont  indiqute  ci-deaaoua. 


F~|   Coloured  pagea/ 


D 


This  item  Is  filmed  at  the  reduction  retio  checked  below/ 

Ce  document  est  filmA  au  taux  de  reduction  indiquA  ci-dessoua. 


Pagea  de  couleur 

Pagea  damaged/ 
Pagea  endommagAea 

Pagea  reatored  and/oi 

Pagea  reataur6ea  et/ou  pelliculAes 

Pagea  diacoloured,  atained  or  foxe( 
Pagea  dicolorAaa,  tachatiea  ou  piqu6es 

Pages  detached/ 
Pagea  dAtachAes 

Showthrough/ 
Tranaparence 

Quality  of  prir 

Qualit*  in6gale  de  I'impression 

Includes  supplementary  matarii 
Comprend  du  material  supplAmantaira 

Only  edition  available/ 
Seule  Edition  diaponibla 


|~~|  Pagea  damaged/ 

I — I  Pagea  reatored  and/or  laminated/ 

Fyj  Pagea  diacoloured,  atained  or  foxed/ 

I     I  Pages  detached/ 

rr^  Showthrough/ 

pn  Quality  of  print  variea/ 

r~~|  Includes  supplementary  material/ 

r~~|  Only  edition  available/ 


Pagea  wholly  or  partially  obacured  by  errata 
slips,  tissuaa,  etc.,  have  been  refilmed  to 
ensure  the  best  poaaible  image/ 
Lea  pagea  totalement  ou  partiellement 
obscurcies  par  un  feuillet  d'errata,  une  pelure, 
etc.,  ont  4tA  filmiea  A  nouveau  de  fa9on  A 
obtenir  la  meilleure  image  possible. 


10X 

14X 

18X 

22X 

26X 

30X 

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12X 


16X 


aox 


24X 


28X 


32X 


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of  the  orlgi 
filming  con 


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beginning  « 
the  last  pa( 
sion,  or  the 
other  origir 
first  page  v 
sion,  and  e 
or  illustrate 


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whichever  < 

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The  copy  filmed  here  has  been  reproduced  thanks 
to  the  generosity  of: 

Library  of  the  Public 
Archives  of  Canada 

The  Images  appearing  here  are  the  best  quality 
possible  considering  the  condition  and  legibility 
of  the  original  copy  and  in  Iteeping  with  the 
filming  contract  specifications. 


Original  copies  in  printed  paper  covers  are  filmed 
beginning  with  the  front  cover  and  ending  on 
the  last  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrated  Impres- 
sion, or  the  bacit  cover  when  appropriate.  All 
other  original  copies  are  filmed  beginning  on  the 
first  page  with  a  printed  or  illustrsted  impres- 
sion, and  ending  on  the  lest  page  with  a  printed 
or  illustrated  impression. 


The  last  recorded  frame  on  each  microfiche 
shall  contain  the  symbol  ^^(meening  "CON- 
TINUED"), or  the  symbol  y  (meaning  "END"), 
whichever  applies. 

Maps,  plates,  charts,  etc..  may  be  filmed  at 
different  reduction  ratios.  Those  too  lerge  to  be 
entirely  included  In  one  exposure  are  filmed 
beginning  In  the  upper  left  hand  corner,  left  to 
right  and  top  to  bottom,  as  many  frames  as 
required.  The  following  diagrams  illustrate  the 
method: 


1 

2 

3 

L'exemplaire  film*  fut  reprodult  grAce  A  la 
gAnirosit*  de: 

L^  bibliothdque  des  Archives 
publiques  du  Canada 

Les  images  suivsntes  ont  6tA  reproduces  svec  le 
plus  grand  soin.  compte  tenu  de  la  condition  et 
de  la  nettet6  de  rexemplaire  film*,  et  en 
conformity  evec  les  conditions  du  contrat  de 
filmage. 

Les  exemplaires  orlginaux  dont  la  couverture  en 
pepier  est  imprimAe  sont  film6s  en  commenpant 
par  le  premier  plat  et  en  terminant  soit  par  la 
dernlAre  pege  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration.  soit  par  le  second 
plat,  salon  le  ces.  Tous  les  eutres  exemplaires 
orlginaux  sont  fiimis  en  commenpant  par  la 
premiere  pege  qui  comporte  une  empreinte 
d'impression  ou  d'illustration  et  en  terminant  par 
la  dernlAre  page  qui  comporte  une  telle 
empreinte. 

Un  des  symboles  suivants  apparattra  sur  la 
derniire  imege  de  cheque  microfiche,  selon  le 
cas:  le  symbols  — ►  signifle  "A  SUIVRE",  le 
symbols  V  signifle  "FIN". 

Les  cartes,  planches,  tableaux,  etc.,  peuvent  dtre 
filmAs  d  des  taux  de  rMuctlon  diffdrents. 
Lorsque  le  document  est  trop  grand  pour  Atre 
reprodult  en  un  seul  cliche,  il  est  fiimi  A  partir 
de  Tangle  supArieur  geuche.  de  gauche  A  droite, 
et  de  haut  en  bas,  en  prenant  le  nombre 
d'images  ntcesseire.  Les  diagrammes  suivants 
lllustrent  le  mAthode. 


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FOR  THE 


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1818; 

1-N     BEING    THE    SECOND    AFTER    BISSEXTILE    OR   LEA?   YEAR. 

CALcfeATED  FOR  THE  MERIDIAN  OF  < 

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•  Being,  in  Lajlitude  46*'20»' North,  Loni^itudo  60**  3'  Weatj 
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jlie  Vnimrsal  CiUrntTarj  The  Moon's  Place, 
/^eoit'^A,  and   fi'asis   of  the  Kqantlrn  f^X'TinUj 

>^  CfuiicHif  ^-d.    ,  'I  iim^  oi' High  Water, 

£c,IipfiesMf  the  t'nminaneSf  Lu*t  cl"  Provmcial  Officers j 

Rieinfr  9i^(^  Setting  of  i\^  /St/z./ig- (.>{' Courf*, 

iiun  «ihd  Hoqn^  i^c.  S^c.  S'c. 


■'V 


SAINT  JOHN  I 

tINTED' Airt)  SOW)  BY  HENKV  CHUUH,  AT  THE  SIOV  Ot  TUE  CROWN  AND 

MlTlth,  PIU.NCE  WILLIAM  STHKKT. 


mm 


Vi«'* 


I 


I 


'here  will  be 
of  the  MOO? 

— A  partial  E 
Begin 
Kclip 
Middl 
KnU 
Durat 
Digits  ecli 

[.—May  5th  th 
at  abc 
invisib 
[.—October 
eclips^ed- 
Bogini 
Kclipt 
Middli 
End  f 
,       Digits  eclii 
V — October  2 
noon, in 


The  Names  a 


Aries,  head. 
i    Taurus,  necl 

Gemini,  arrr 
B  Cancer,  bre 
si   Loo,  heart. 
rj:  Virgo,  b,-lly, 


The  Na 

DC*)  The  Sun. 
OimD  The , 
9  Mercury. 

Venu.s. 
©  The  Earth. 


ECUPSES  IN  THE  YEAR  1818. 


'here  will  be  Four  Eclipses  this  Year;  two  of  the  SUN,  and 
of  the  MOON,  alternately  as  follows : — 

— A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moor  20th  April. 

Beginning  at    -    -    -    -     6h.  47m.  7 

Ecliptic    4»      -     -    -    -    7h.  49m.  |  Apparent  time 

Middle     - 7h.  57m.  V 

End  of  the  Eclipse    -    -    9h.    7m. )      Evening 

Duration 2h.  20m.  ] 

Digits  eclipsed  5°  32'  on  the  South  Limb. 

,-_May  5th  the  Sun  will  be  Eclipsed  in  long.  1  Sign  14®  3'  41" 
at  about  a3  o'clock  in  tKe  Morning,  and  consequentl\ 
invisible  to  us. 
.—October  14th  the  Moon  will  be  partially   and  vieibh 
eclipsed — 

Beginning  at    -    -    -    -    Oh.  29m. ") 

Ecliptic,? Ih.    5m.  I  Apparent  tim« 

Middle Ih.  15m.  |      Morning. 

End  of  the  Eclipse    -    -    2h.     Im.  3 

F    Digits  eclipsed  1**  5P  on  the  Moon's  Northern  Limb 
. — October  29th  the  Sun  will  bo  eclipsed  at  Ih.  40m.  after 
noon,  in  long.  7  Signs  5®  4t?i'.— Moon's  lat.  33'  l-12th  S 


Aries,  head. 

Taurus,  neck. 

Gemini,  arms. 
5  Cancer,  breast. 
^   Loo,  heart. 
0:  Virgo,  belly. 


The  Names  and  Characters  of  the  Twelve  SIGNS  of  the 

ZODIAC, 


:fl.  Libra,  reins. 
vci  Scorpio,  secrets. 


K 


Sagitariuii,  th.ghs. 
CapricornuH,  knees. 
A«{uarius,  legs, 
risces,  feet 


The  Na<iies  and  Characters  oftJie  PLANETS. 


3Q  The  Sun. 

0  C  #  D  The  Moon. 

U  Mercury. 

©  I'he  Earth. 


%  Mors. 
21  .Tupiter. 
^2  Saturn, 
jy  lleibchel. 


V. 


The  Names  and  C/iamcters  of  the  ASPECTS. 


6    Conjunction,    or    in   the 

sauio  deg,rof\ 
5K   Sextile,  60  tl<\u;ro('s. 
D    Quaitile, \)0  di\%r<des. 
A  Trine,  120  dej^rces. 


$  Opposition,  180  d^^f^r* 
^  Draj^on'.-'  Head^orasi 

\nz  Nod  !, 
y  Dragon's  Tail,  or  desc( 


ing-  Node. 


VULGAR  NOTES  for  the  YEAH  1818. 


Dominical  Letter 
Golden  Number 
Epact      -    -    - 
Cycle  of  the  Sun 


D 
14 

23 

7 


Numbfir  of  Direction 
Roman  Lidiction    - 
Julian  Period     -    - 


February 
May 


EMBER  DAYS. 


The  ancient 
ho  Imago  of  Jt 
he  other  of  a  } 
lay  of  this  Moi 


Now  Mouji  C 
Firsi  Qiiarte 
Full  Moon  2 
La"t  Qiiartoi 


11,  13,  and  14 
13,  15;  and  10: 


September  -     IG,  18,  anf ' 
December  -     16,  IS,  an v| 


Sun.  after  Epiphany,      Jan.  14 

Septuagesima  Simclay, Irt 

Quinqnan;o8.  Sunday,    Feb.    1 

Ash  Wednesdays  4 

Mid  Lent  Sunday,      March    1 

Palm  Sunday,  15 

Easter  Day,  22 


MOVEABLE  FEASTS. 

liOW  Sundaj',  March 

Rogation  Sunday,  Apri 

Assenbion  of  our  Lord    

Whit  Sunday,  Ma} 

Trinity  Sunday,  — 

Advent  Sunday,  Nov. 


1 


6 


CAl 


■)  Circunici 


2!-  ? 
Id  Sun.Ui 

•2  J  in  JVr 

I 
;i|!Cpi[>han} 


jucian. 


HOLIDAYS  AT  THE  PUBLIC  OFFICES. 


1st  Jawuary,  New- Years  day. 
18th  do.  Queen's  birth  da  v. 
30th  do.  King  Charlo?  Martyr. 
1 7th  March^  oaint  Patrick. 
25th  do.  I  ady  Day. 
23d  April  Saint  Geon-^o. 
29th  May,  Restoration  of  King 

Charles  II. 
4th  June,  King's  birtli  tky. 
24th  do.  Saint  John. 
I2th  August,  Pi  ince  of  Wales' 

birth  day. 
22d  Sept.  George  III.  crownf»d. 


29th  S^ept.  Michaelmas  Day. 
2'>ih  Oct.  Geo  III.  acc»v«<Hior 
5tii  Nov.  (tun  Powfler  IMot. 
oO!h  do.  Saint  Andrew, 
'-oth  Decenibor.  Christmas. 

26t!i  •;; 

27th   >  Christmas  Holidays. 

2Sth   ) 

Good  Fridav. 

l''.R><t<'r  Monday- 

Fnsier  Tuesday, 

Wl\i  Momlav, 

Whii  Tuesday. 


1)1 1st  Sun.  [ 

-! 

SiXight  151 

4  la 

5iljengfli  o 
f !  1)  in  Ap' 

Septuag. 
slorr 
l''n]>ian. 
Vir-nes. 
V'incont. 


I) 


>>exeges. 


Duke  of 


King  Chi 


iSPECTS. 

•osition,  180  d'^'^r* 

JANUARY  hath  XXXI  Days.                    18Us 

• 

i^onV  Head;  C'rasci 

I  Nod;. 

The  ancient  Howians  called  thid  Month  Jaiiuanji  in  allusion  tt 

gon's  Tail,  or  desc( 

he  Imaj^e  of  JannuSy  which  had  two  Jaces,  ono  of  an  old  man  and 

J-  Nod«. 

lie  other  ofa  youth,  looking  in  opposite  directions — as  the  first 
lay  of  this  Month  has  a  res^pect  to  both   the   Old  and  New  Year. 

AU  1818. 

N«^w  Mouii  Gih,  at  12  minutes  after  7  evenin}^. 

r  ofDirf^ction  - 

Firsi  Quarter  I4th,  at  20  minutes  after  2  morning. 

1 

Indiclion     -     -    '      Full  Moon  22J,  al2  miiutes  after  (>  iriornin;;*.                                ] 

i 

t*eriod     -    -    -  0' 

T.a"t  Quarter  29th,  at  18  minutes  alter  12  tveninjr. 

t^ — — . 

• 

cau:ndak,&c. 

1 

ri«es0sets 
lIxM.II.M. 

Place. 

1 
r.  O  s. 
EL  M. 

H.W. 
H.M 

iber  -     IG,  18,  anr 

1 

1  ■ircunicifeion  of  our  Lord. 

7  40  4  2<! 

Reins 

0  58 

6  32 

ber  -     16,  IH,  aiv 

t) 

C. 

some  ruin. 

7  4<)  4  2<i 

Secret^- 

2  10 

7  25 

'            ^ 

•> 

7 

:i!  9   in  contiict. 

7  39  4  21 
7  39  4  21 

19 

■fhighi- 

3  30 
5    0 

8  18 

9  28 

l).,2d  J^un. lii\  :.ttor  Uliri -tmas. 

5,                           ) 

,"> 

•2  J  in  IViii^ec.           luin, 

7  38  4  22 

17 

0  20 

10  33 

I}'',                  Blarch^ 
kinday,           Apri 

of  our  Lord    

lay,                  Ma} 

nday,              ^ 

uiday,             Nov. 

i 
t 

;>{!C[>i[)huny.                        high 

7  38  4  32 
7  37  4  23 

Knees 
IG 

iets. 
5  10 

11  46 

12  24 

v 

-'r           ■                                                                   •   ^ 

.■?'!^ucian.                           tides. 

7  37  4  2:^ 

28 

0  25 

12  68 

(.                             ffnlotved 

7 

7  3G  4  24 
7  3r»  4  24 

Legs 
27 

7  30 

8  42 

1  35 

2  10 

1    - 

1).  1st  Sun.  after  Kj»iph.  lysnoiu. 

7  3o  4  2r> 
7  35  4  25 

Feet 
15 

9  48 
10  50 

2  50 

3  25 

■■*.i 

Ui 

3|\ia;ht  15h.  Hm.  long. 

7  34  4  2G 

28 

LI  50 

3  67 

K 

4 

%   and  9  stationary. 

7  34  4  2f» 

Head 

morn. 

4  63 

/• 

fFFICES.             1 

in 

r>[l,en<:th  of  Day  8h.  50m. 
f !  1)  in  Apoiree. 

7  33  4  27 

7  32  4  2S 

21 

Neck 

0  51 

1  b4 

5  45 

7    0 

Mi^^lin^dmasDay. ' 

i: 

7' 

7  31  4  29 

15 

2  55 

8  10 

Geo  III.  nrt'tv-i-ior 
nr.i  Powder  I'lot.  , 

1) 

•2 

Septuag.  Sun.  Queen's  birth 
slurmy.              [diy  kept. 

7  30  4  30 
7  29  4  3! 

Arms 
27 

3  56 
5    3 

9    8 
10    0 

aiiU  Andrew.           ^ 

ii> 

;j 

I'"'{il>ian.          O  enters  <S5' 

7  2.S  4  32 

Breast 

6    3 

10  38 

nibor.  Christmas.    ' 

>i 

4 

\gnes. 

7  27  4  33 

28 

7    5 

11  22 

•  •/ 

.') 

VuiC'viUt.            moderate. 

7  20  4  34 

Heart 

rises 

11  56 

ristmas  Holidays. 

->:] 

(> 

7  25  4  35 

23 

5     5 

12  86 

24 

/ 

7  24  4  3f 

Bellv 

6    2 

1  10 

ny. 

i"> 

I) 

Sexeges.  Sun.  cvn.  St.  Paul. 

7  23  4  37 

19 

7  10 

1  62 

nday. 

2G 

2 

r  22  4  3.^ 

Ui'ins 

8  18 

2  28 

♦"i^day, 

27 

:i 

Duke  of  Sussex  h^rn. 

7  21  4  39 

17 

9  20 

3     5 

,1ny, 

•^s 

4 

fuild 

7  2t)  4  40 

Secret  !■ 

10  80 

3  5« 

^day. 

X. 

5 

/or 

7  19  4  41 

28 

il  48 

4  A> 

;{(» 
U 

7 

King  Charles  I.  mar.  1(>49. 

flit>  sen  ami. 

7  18  4  42 

7  17  4  41 

Thighh 
14 

morn. 
1     2 

6  } 

7  4V 

1 

., 

■ 

FKBill  ARY  hatli  XXVai  l)*vs. 


181; 


februiiry  was  so  called  on  accMunt  of  the  Fthnuiiiii.  «.r  ♦^'pi-l,,,,  . 
tory  sacntice  oUbrod  at  this  tiine  hy  the  an<,'i''nt  Kornans  {>>v  puiil-'  .*^"^"  ^ 

fvins:  the  People,  and  procminir  a  iavuurable  tHcd  tliiie  tor  theii  'f^   i>'>i>»«'ruu 
ri.,.k«„j.„^^ '  ^  Iniua  usually  I- 


Husbandmen. 

New  Moon  oth.  11  niinuteis  after  7  niornini^. 
Firat  Quarter  rjih,  4S  minutey  after  11  evening. 
FmU  Moon  20tli,  at  6  niiuutes  aUe?-  y  evenhi]^. 
Last  Quarter  27th    at  3  iiiinule-}  after  8  eveninj^. 


ally 

N''W  Moon  (ii 
Firs^i  Qu  vrler 
Full  :»lo  >n  2ti 
jLant  Quarter 


1 

2 
3 
4 

c 

8 

l(i 
M 
12 

13 

14 

\t 

If 

17 

1^ 

1? 

2< 

■I 


CALENDAU,  &c. 


Ill.M.H.M 


D 

2 
3 

4 
5 
C 
7 
D 
2 

3 

6 

(" 

D. 

2 
3 

A 
T) 
f 

D 


2T 


Quinqna^'Oi-iina  Sunday. 
Purif.  V.  Mary.    D  in  J*erigee. 

a  snmu 
Ash  Wed.  stoiin 

Agatha.  is 

ncaVf 
fnUowed 
I  at  Sunday  in  Lent. 

hy 
Day  10  hours  long. 

sharp 
uinds. 
#  in  Apogee. 
Valentine. 
2d  Sunday  in  Lent,     more 

Day  lOh.  20m.        moderate 

G  enters  X      failing 

weather 
3 1  Sunday  in  Lent. 

io 
Vlathias,  Duke  of  Cam.  born 

the 

end 

of  the 

month. 


CAL 


i  Ut  Flaiut  t'enus  will  he,  the  moniiu}^ iStarfi oni  the  U ;j^ inning ^^ 
fhis  Year  till  March  13,  when  she  becomes  Vcsperus,  or  evening  St 
Hit  December  26,  tfien  IlespeiniSj  or  morning  Stnr^  to  the  end  of  the  Ye 


0\Uh  Suii.ir 

'^    .^  k  day  ] 

Siioitcsi  T 

kttle  of  I 

IVrpotua. 
Itl)  Stuida; 
•J  Day  leiJijt 


Gregf>ry  rr 

•  in 
\dm.  Hoi 

If  Palm  Sun 
'? 

3  Saint  Pat 
Edw.  Kin 


Bene.  Q 
Ivxe-t«»r  Da 
2j  Easter  M 
Easter  T 
Annun.  n 
J)  i. 
P.  of  Am 


i) 


Low  Sun( 


>VS. 


ISI:- 


hrvai'ui.  i>r  ox  pi', 
t  Kornaris  lor  pui  i 
■Mud  time  for  thei 


ing. 

r 

ninj^. 


MVHCH  hath  X_KX[  DavB. 


ISl- 


This  Month  tock  its  noMM  from  ..t/<.»r.<i,  th»^  /i;*!!!  nf  war,  becaus- 
its   boisterous  and  .stojtrjv  wcaLiier,  and   because  the  Komu. 
niii-3  usually  look  the  ti"ld  i;i  it. 


N<'W  jN!oo)i  f»Lh,  3.1  mimitos  at'lcr  8  «'v*'ninii. 
Firsi  Qu wlf*r  14lh,  44niinut«'s  nt'l'TS  evoiiini:^. 
Full  '♦loon  2t2d,  37  minutes  af'tiT  0  morninu. 
La-f  Quarter  29th,  13  ininutoa after  3  r.-orninir. 


-  n. 


C.\LKXD.\H,&e. 


il.M.II.M 


I)   Ith  Sun.  in  Lent,  or  Mid  f  .oni 
i^  \  diiy  llh.  I',  n^.        [.^un. 
Siiortost  Twih^iiitM.    a  fall 

battle  of  Barroea,  181 1. 

t<now 


'rpotua. 


or 
r<tin. 


i  32  o  2^ 
■)  30  T)  3( 
i  29  ."»  3: 
3;^ 


r> 


"ith  Stuidrty  in  T^ent. 
•J  Day  Icnj^th'.TUjd  21i.  StUu. 


fuUirig 


Groj^ory  mart. 

#  in  Apos:^^. 
Vdm.  Hotharii  d»'f<*at  F.  fleet 
Palm  Sun.        u-tailier  [lr95. 

maij 
Saint  Patrick.       ^e 
Edw.  King  of  \Ve«t  Saxons. 
loolced 
for 
7|Bene.  Q  fm.  V  day  and  night  !(3 
D.|Kae»t«>r  Day. 
2  Kaster  Monday. 


t>  27 
o  2t) 
6  24 
o  2  3 
(i  i;l 
o  20 

<■)  IS  5  4'J 
1)  17  o  4'' 
f)  l(>  5  44 
'■>   I.)  T)  4.') 


5  34 

:y  3<i 

r*  37 


J). 
Place. 


.5 


4(3 


.1 


yW>w  the  bt^innin^ ' 
perus,  oreiening  SH 
[r^totheendoftheYei 


at  [equal. 
ilus 
Kaster  Tues^day.    time. 
Annun.  .>f  blensed  V.  Mary. 

J)  in  l,*eri};'ee. 
P.  of  Amiens  1802.    stormy 

tu 
Low  Sunday.  tlin 

end. 


14 
•2 
10 

8 

6 

4 
o 

0  <3 

58  0 

r>7  (3 

.50  (3 
.3  54  (3 
5  52  6 
5.51  0 
5  49  0  II 
)  48  6  12 
5  47  6  13 
5  "45  f)  15 


Ivnees 
7 
21 

19 

Foet 
25 

ilOi.d 

20 
Neck 

15 

20 
Arms 

20 
48]  Breast 


50 
A  .52 
5  54 
5  5;,, 
5  5.'^ 
0 

0 

3 
4 
G 
S 
9 


14 
27 
Mead 
22 

Belly 

20 
(icinu 

18 
Secret - 

10 
Thii;h- 

10 
KneOK 

14 

'jerrs 

13 


V.  9  8.| 

11. 

M. 

3 

It 

4 

^ 

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9 

5 

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0 

20 

-sets 

5  51 

7  28 

H  32 

9  40 

10  42 

U   52 

.tiorii 

0  ,55 

1  48 


2 

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3 

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4 

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5 

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7 

49 

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5 

10  27 

norn 

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2 

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3 

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7   1.^^ 

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9  1-1 

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12  21 

12  .5^ 

1  .3(1 

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2  4(1 

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4  15 

5  .3( 

0  3( 

8     0 

9  lo 

10    0 

10  4' 

u  h; 

11   .5( 

12  3. 

I    10 

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2  34 

3  30 

4  33 

5  2ii 

fj  34 

7  50 

i 


" 


APRIL  hath  XXX  Dhvs. 


IS 


Thin  Month's  name  is  (i<.'rivotl  from  Anerienio,  which  sinjnifi 
'l>enin^-—hK.':cini^i'i  in  it  the  budb  on  the  trees  begin  to  open,  a 
.he  earth  to  ve'xutatt!. 


Tiiis  MmiuIi 
'  V.  iioni   th«i 

t  'fi-.  li^rf*  en II 


N'>\v  >lo(»n  5*h,  20  i.iinu.Gs  after  11  morniujr. 
Firxi  {Quarter  13lh,  27  minutes  after  -i  afternoon. 
FmI!  Moon  *JiMh,40  uiinutes  after  7  evctiinj;-. 
La.-^t  (^jarter  i^Jth,  40  minulf's  at'ter  lO  inornino;. 


1 


CALENDAR,  &c. 


aiM.ii.M 


4 

<) 

R> 

11 

12 

1:3 

14 

lo 

M> 

17 

LS 

19 

20 

2! 

22 

>o 

24 

2.) 
2«) 

27 
2M 

:y 

JO 


f). 

2 
.1 


iJU'C. 


D 

S 

4 
;") 
0 

u 

4 

f 

/ 

I) 


[ri»*h  ^^'h^•l.  suppressed,  179H. 
ilici-L  Hp.  ofCnichester.  tvV^/ 
"^aint  Ainbro.^e. 
2 J  Sun.  aiter  Ea-iter.     n  bids. 

9  (5  $  moderate 

Day  ir']h.  long.        /t»r 

j)   in  Apo,ii;eG.     (/-'.(//ft'. 
IC.  W.  and  (|,  M.  crow.  1GH9 
Jd  Sunday  after  l^^aater. 

.some 
ret  in 
Day  13h.  40m.lon«;.     ur 
Bat.  of Colloden,  174(5.    snoiv. 

rhang^.ahlt 
Uh  Sun.  fl^-rer  East,  incttfhtr. 
j)  eclip.  vi-ihle.  0  enter  ^ 
Buona.  defeat,  at  Acre,  17'.K'. 
j)  in  lVri;;ee.  sharii 
"^aint  (jleoriie.  ivind 

Saint  Mark.     P.  Mary  born. 
')th  Sun.  at'ter  East,  inodcnth 

■weathi'i 
Day  I4li.  long.  to 

the 
Assension  Day..  end. 


I.Si!/Mr,4 


■>  42  t; 

')  40  f)  2i 

')  39  f)  2!'     28 

.'>  37  ti  23iaead 

')  3,")  r>  2o 

5  32  (\  2:J 

')  30  f)  :J(ij 
29  <■>  3ll\rms 
2S  (•)  3'^!     1«.> 
20  f)  3b 

.',  25  6  3.> 

>  23  f)  27 

5  21   (i  39 

')  20  0  40 


H.  iVi 


II.' 
II. 


r'ii.si  Qiiarti 
Full  Moon ; 
La.-^t  Quarf< 


CA 


■«a!»it  l*ii 

•^lUT.^av  i 


.'>  19  6  41 

'»   17  G  4.? 

')  iG  (■)  4^ 

.")  14  G  4o 

>  13  G  47 

->  1 1   f)  49 

.5     9  G  ,31 

.->     7  G  fV 

)    G  G  r>  • 

-.     4  G  5(1 

.1     3  (•)  f); 

■5     2  ()  oh 

r>     1  G  .')'. 

r>    0  7     ( 

4  58  7     *i 

2|  v^iiu  .Vf. 

3 './on. of. *- 

-'j"»iiipt  .lol 

"tJuch.  of 


•^aint  Or 
WliitSn 
Whit  M( 
VVldtTv 

Saint  Be 


0 
Prir.cess 


3i  \u;ru.''tii 
4*V'en.  Bo 


IS 


enio,  which  sij^niti 
begin  to  open,  i 


u 


iMAY  hath  XXXI  Days. 


181H 


Till!;  Month  ''^  a-s  narn**!  Muy,  from  Main  the  rnetlit>r  ol'Mercui) 
t  '  V.  iioin   th«,'   Romans  Mt-lei  ;i  ft^a^i  in  a  T«in|<li;  d»*dicatecl  to  her 
•»rsiiip,  wlioru   iIky  c(>nsidtM>?*l  as  intioducing  the  month;  an< 
t  HT-for**  cnll  '(1  luT  iluj  boncfic^'nt  jiO'iJeHs. 


.M-w  .'lio. .11  .>L!i,  J  M'iiiutes  alter  3  uiorninj;". 
rii.si  Qti>iit<M-  I;3ih,  44  minutes  after  G  nioming. 
Full  Moon'inth,  o  rniniito.s  after  4  n)oinin;2^. 
Last  Ciujirfer  20th5  2-3  luinutes  alter  7  evening. 


CALENDAI^^.c. 


riHe.'^(^}^<'t- 
M.M.H.M 


<.|-?aint  Piiiiipaiui  Saint  Janujs. 

il>-!  -^iin'^ay  af<r  As^ccnr-ion. 
(j  "ij  <-;int  A!. mica.  and 

•1    cJj'/ori.of'St.  An:;u       Q  ♦^'C- i"- 
f\    ^!  "^ait't  Ji>lm  K\rtn^»'list. 
T    ."' "tJuch.  oi  Yk.  born.      ])  Apo. 


"^aint  Greijory. 
Wliit  Siindn}'. 
Whit  Monday. 
Wliit  Tuesday. 

Saint  Boniface. 


Trinity  Sunday. 


showery. 


rain. 


attended 
with 


(>nof^n  Charldtif^  born,  1744 
7*   i»i  rerlu;co.       •u-iud. 
0  futers    n        si^UH 
!*rir.'..ess  Eh/.nhf^tli  born 

of  uhpieasani 
l>  Sunday  alter  Trinity. 
-;  tvcatfwr 

;ii  VuiTUPtin,  t^nst  Arthp.  of  Can. 
4*Ven.  Bodx?. 

to  fJie 
Kinjir  Ch  arles  lid  restored. 


57  7 


3) 
Place. 


(. 
c 

11 
1- 

m 

14 

I") 


4  5.')  7 
\  r>4  7 
4  r>2  7 
1  ol  7 
4  49  7 
4  48  7 
4  47  7 
4  4f)  7 
1  45  7 
4  43  7  17 
4  42  7  IS 
4  41  7  19 

4  39  7  21 

4  38  7  22 

4  37  7  23 

4  36  7  24 

4  35  7  25 

4  34  7  2'"> 
4  33 

4  32  7  2S 

4  31  7  29 


Head 
15 
27 

VccU 

20 
Vrms 

14 

25 
'ireast 

19 
Heart 

14 

2t> 
iielly 

23 
Reins 

21 
Secrotts 

21 
'rhi'i;hs 

21 
Knees 

•21 
i.ejis 

19 


r.  %  s.  il. 
H.  M  IH. 

3  4S|I0 

3  5f>ilO 

4  18111 
4  3n|il 

s^'ts.     12 


id  Simdfiv  after  T;  initv. 


end. 


4  30  7  3<> 
4  29  7  31 
4  28  7  3L'jl'\M-t 
4  27  7  3:;  17 
4  2u  7  341  Head 
4  25  7  3')|  13 
|1  24  7  3(i  24 
14  23  7  37  Xrck 


W. 

M. 


3< 
\. 

A\ 
251 


7  89 

12  5 

8  44 

1  2;- 

9  50 

2     4 

10  45 

2  4<; 

11  42 

3  31 

morn. 

4  3( 

0  28 

6  4< 

I      1 

6  42 

1  36 

7  50 

2    0 

9    t 

2  24 

9  5(1 

2  45 

10  31 

3  17 

U  20 

3  48 

11  50 

risen. 

12  2." 

8  10 

12  5h 

9  5(j 

1   i\\\ 

11     5 

2  3!. 

11   57 

3  21 

morn 

4  2<i 

0  39 

5  32 

1    V2 

G  4<» 

1   4r 

7  4-i 

2     7 

8  40 

2  30 

9  3.: 

3     0 

10     o 

I                                 JUNE  hath  XXX  Days.                          1818 

Some  siippoiie  that  this  Month  had  its  name  t'rom  JiinOy  ihf 

heathen  goddess,  but  it  vas  generally  believed  to  have  been  called 

in  honour  of  Junius  Brutus^  who  asserted  the  liberties  of  Rome 

against  Tarquin  the  Proud,  and  was  the  fir^;t  Pro-Consul. 

No  Mr  Moon  3d,  4f»  minutes  after  6  evt^ing. 

First  Quarter  lith,  27  minutes  after  6  evening. 

Full  Moon  18th,  22  minutes  after  6  nmrning. 

Last  Quarter  25th,  22  minutes  after  6  morninsj. 

• 

1 

• 

Q 
2 

CALENDAR,  &c. 

ises  /2)'=eis 
II.M.H.M 

+  22  7  38 

Place. 

r.  %  s. 
H.  M. 

3  30 

H.W. 
H.  M. 

10  22 

Xicouiede. 

Neck 

3 

1  21  7  59 

Arms 

4     5 

10  52 

3 

4 

fair 

1  21  7  39 

13 

■sets. 

U  20 

4 

'5 

K.  G.  IIL  born,  1738.  ^  Apo. 

1  20  7  40 

25 

8  30 

11  50 

5 

G 

U.  of  Cambridjie  burn,    and 

1-20  7  40 

Breasts 

9  34 

12  30 

6 

7 

plecLsani. 

1  20  7  41) 

19 

10  20 

1     7 

7D. 

3d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

4  19  7  41 

flcart 

11     0 

1  40 

B 

o 

more 

4  19  7  41 

13 

11   35 

2  23 

9 

3 

Day  15h.  22m.  long. 

1  18  7  42 

24 

rnorn. 

3     G 

10 

4 

si;:^ns 

4  18  7  42 

Belly 

0    5 

3  52 

'11 

5 

Saint  Barnabas.        cf  good 

4  17  7  43 

21 

0  25 

4  39 

12 

G 

4  17  7  4:^ 

Reins 

0  45 

5  50 

13   7 

weailKv 

4  17  7  43 

.  18 

1     5 

7     0 

14D. 

4th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

4  16  7  44 

Secrets 

1  30 

8  J2 

15;   2 

F.  fleet  dot:  by  Ld.Brid.  1795, 

4  10  7  44 

IG 

1  50 

9  18 

16|  3 

some 

1  IG  7  44 

Thign>« 

2  20 

10  14 

I7i  4 

Saint  Alhan.          grnivin;r 

4  15  7  45 

15 

2  50 

11  10 

18   5 

Vic.  of  Waterloo.       3)  P<'ri- 

I  15  7  45 

Knees 

1  i.ses. 

11  52 

19'  G 

.9/;^'i/>;;'.s', 

4  15  7  45 

17 

8  30 

12  55 

H)   7 

Tran.  of  Ed.  Kmtjc  '^f  VV.  Sax. 

t  15  r  45 

f.e'j;s 

9  40 

1   32 

ilD. 

5th  S.  af  T.  0  t-n.  g^  i,  day 

4  15  r  45 

IG 

lo  30 

2  12 

•22   2 

V^ictory  of  Viltoria.         ttiid 

4  15  7  45 

Fet't 

11     7 

2  50 

2:1  3 

agreeable 

4  15  7  45 

14 

II    35 

3  40 

24   4 

Nativity  of  St.  John  BapList. 

4   15  7  4.-. 

27       11    5»;| 

4  30 

i.')'  5 

I  Jay  15h.  30m.  lvii;j. 

4  15  7  45 

Mead     laoih 

5  32 

'liy  i'> 

iceafhei 

4  1<)  7  44 

22 

0  45 

(J  40 

■17\  7 

ft,  the 

4   l()  7  4^ 

\*M:k 

1      (> 

7  40 

i8l). 

Gth  Sunday  after  Trinll y. 

4   If.  7  4d 

A^S 

1    30 

8  42 

2\)    2 

Saint  Pctor.         monllCs  end. 

4  17  7  43 

28    , 

1   50 

9  30 

|;o  3 

HSO 

4  17  7  43 

Vrms 

2  2(' 

10  14 

This  Month 
incient  Roma 
vhich  happem 


New  Moon  J 
First  Quarte 
Full  Moon  1 
Last  Quarte  I 
New  Moon  1 


CAl 


i.) 


Vist.  of  b. 

Tran.  of  S 
7th  Sunda 


Battle  of  "^ 
•  in 

D.  8th  Sun.  a 
2 
3 

4  Saint  Swi 


0th  Sundsl 
Afar|2;aret 

•  in  H 
Mag.    V 
O  ent.  SI 

Saint  Jan' 
loth  Sun. 


9  (5  S 
St.  IsmaOl 


1818 


from  JunOf  th 
lave  been  called 
)erties  of  Rome 

oriHul. 


JULY  hath  XXXI  Days. 


ISlH. 


This  Month  was  called  Quintiliusy  or  the  fifth  month,  by  ih*^ 
mcient  Romans,  until  Julijs  Csesar,  in  honour  of  his  birthday 
l^vhich  happened  in  the  course  of  it,  imposed  his  name  upon  it. 


New  Moon  3d^  .'^4  uiinutes  after  9  morning. 
First  Quarter  11th,  13  rninutos  after  3  morning. 
Full  Moon  l7th,  50  minutes  at'ter  5  evening. 
Last  Quarter  24th,  9  minutes  after  8  evening. 
New  Moon  L«t  August,  o8  minutes  after  11  evening. 


CALENDAR,  &c. 


Vist.  of  b.  V,  M.     changeahle 

Tran.  of  St.  Martin,    weather. 
th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

rain, 

Battle  of  Wagram,  1809. 
#  in  Apogee. 

ihunder, 

8th  Sun.  aft.  Tri.    and  Jieavy 

shoicers. 
Saint  Swithin. 

look 

now 

for 

0th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

Margaret.  good 

#  in  Perigee.  hayin^y 
Mag.  Victory  at  Sala.  1812 
O  ent.  SI     Dog  days  begin. 

weather. 
Saint  Jamei. 

10th  Sun.  af.  Trin.   St.  Anne. 

sultry 
loith 
^  6  %   Battlo  of  Talavera. 

showers 
'^t.  I(jna1iu«.         to  the  end. 


rises  ©sets- 
H.M.H.M. 


4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 


18 
IH 
18 
19 
19 
20 
20 
21 
21 

22 
23 
23 
24 
25 
20 
27 
28 
29 
30 
31 
32 
33 
34 
35 
3t> 
37 
38 
39 
40 
42 


7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 


4t2 
42 
42 
41 
41 
40 
40 
39 
39 
38 
38 
37 
37 
3'.> 
35 
34 
33 
32 
31 
30 
29 
28 
27 
2f) 
25 
24 
23 
22 
21 
20 
18 


Jl. 
H.  xM.  A. 


Thighs 


morn. 


nsoa. 
8  45 


morn 
0  22 

0  50 

1  44 

2  30 


\i\ 


AUGUST  liath  XXXI  Dhvs. 


ISi;^ 


This  Month  was  oaUod  iSexti/lus^  or  the>ixth  moni 
nans,  till  thej  chan:^eJ  it  to  Aii^nsi  'u\  honour  oi  Viu' 
who  had  changPtJ  his  former  ii.iun'  Octavius  for  thai 
to  signify  the  prosp«^rity  and  hai>j>in('-s  of  Ids  roi<j;»i. 


1,  by  !lir>  llo- 
u.s:  IV-  Ca)>ai  J 
ot' AuirusiUi' 


First  Quarter  9tii,  .31)  inisiuteb  after  9  jthhiiiiIj^. 
Full  xMoon  ir)t!i,  41  nunutesafu'r  1  morning:,'. 
Last  (Quarter  2jd,  48  minutes  after  12  evening. 
New  Moon  3 1st,  4  minutes  after  1  evenini;. 


17 
21). 

;3|  2 

4! 

^1 
6i 
71 
S;  7 

iir 

10   "> 


II 

12 

13 

14 

15!   7 

lt>'l) 

17 


CALENDAH,&c. 


18 
19 
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21 
22 
23 
24 
25 
20 
27 
28 
29 
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n 


2 
3 
4 

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7 

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3 
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I) 

1  '^. 


Lammas.  Vict,  of  the  Nile.  4 
1 1  til  Sunday  after  Trinity.  4 
g;ood  wea/Iw  4 
for  4 
Battle  of  Dogger  Rank,  1781.4 
rransfiixuration  ot  our  Lord.  4 
Princess  Amelia  born.  4 

some  4 
12th  Sundayjifter  Tri.  days.  4 
Ssiint  Lawrence,  4 

iVincpss  of  Bruns.  b.  slinwery.H 
Prince  Regent  born,  1702. 

J)  in  Ferigec. 
Day  14  hours  long. 
\5SHuni|)ti';n  hless*  d  V.  M. 
1 3th  S.  after  T.    D.ofYk.  b. 


HM.il.M. 


43 
4.'> 

4<; 

47 
49 
50 
51 


Battle  of  Vim iera.      weather- 

w.aij 
Duke  of  Clarence  born.      be 

expected 
1 4'  h  Sun.  after  T  O  en.  iijj 
Sttint  Bart.     ])   in  Apogee. 

to  cuntinuc 
Xight  lOh.  32m. 

to 
Saint  August! n.  the 

St  J.  Baptist  beheaded,    end 
loth  Sun.  after  Trin.    ofth 

nvnifh 


ry2  7 

53  7 

i'ri  7 

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57  7 

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8  0 

10  0 

11  0 

12  0 

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22  0 
24  0 


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H.  M.  II.  M 


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29 
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24 
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20 
Secrets 

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29 
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jivere  made  b^ 
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Full  M  )on 
liast  (^'iart( 
NVw  Moon 


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1*  •;  sf,.Mit^ 

0  -^  ;Saint  Jj 


nonlh,  by  tlif>  tlo- 

I'M. 


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10   11' 

10  4^t 
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11  5( 
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0  45 

1  4») 

2  5-- 
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Sr:PTEMBER  hath  XXX  Days. 


1818 


T'  is  Month  yet  retains  its  old  niArnr,  Inwii  iis  occupyiwg  th< 
eventh  place  in  the  Roman  Calendar,  though  several'  attempt  ^ 
kvero  made  by  the  Roman  Emperors  to  impose  their  own  names 
ipon  ii. 


aC^..-.     1 

1 1  5:1 

7  45  i  2   \:M 

H  25  12  -1-1 

b  43    I  'J.i 

9     S 

1  4.1 

9  30 

2  ]'l 

9  52 

2  -iM 

10  2n 

'i  2-1 

4  2 

5  4 
7  2( 
S  2. 

9  4 
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12   1 

0  4 

1  1 

1  5 

2  2: 
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4  4 
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7  2. 

8  a 

9  8 

10  I 

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11  5 


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Siint  Mattlu'w. 
Iv.Ci.Ul.  cr.  1701.  ^  Apo. 
3  cii.  :£fc  et|.  day  and  ui^ht 
shoucn 

St.  Cyprian.       offended 
19tli8un.  after  T.    uith 

>t.Midi.    Duch.Wit.  bor. 


isaint  Jerome. 


vjind. 


5  4<)  «•)   \i 

22 

rises. 

5  17  0   l:J 

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7  15 

5  48  0   12 

18 

7  35 

5  50  0   10 

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7  5;) 

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14 

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5  ry,\  0    7 

20 

8  45 

5  54  G     0 

Aims 

9  15 

5  50  0     4 

20 

9  50 

5  58  ()     2 

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10  4i 

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14 

11  -^14 

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20 

morn. 

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n«arl 

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5 

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11  3i> 

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!ti. 


OCTOBiai  hath  XXXI  Day^. 


18!> 


The  Emperors  Domitian  asid  Commodas  m«dc  several  attempts  to 
ciiange  the  name  of  this  Month  in  honour  of  theirjelves,  bur  without 
success;  and  thus  its  old  name  still  continues,  signifying  thn  Eighth 
Month  from  the  entrance  of  ihs  Sun  into  the  Sign  Aries,  or  beginning 
of  his  annual  course. 


First  C^uarter  olh,  41  niinut'?  ;ifte:  9  everilMi;;. 
Full  Moon  14th,  5  nunutes  aiier  1  tuorninj:;. 
I^ast  Quarter  22il,  G  i^iiimtes  after  3  nioniinj;. 
New  Moon  29th,  4  minules  after  i  inornin;^. 


CALENDAR,  &c. 


llemiiiiuJr. 


wet 


rise«<  Of*<H^ 
li.iM.lI.iV 


\Z 


20th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
Faith.  weather. 


.5 


Saint  Bridget. 
Saint  Dennis. 

some 
2lst  Sunday  after  Trinit} 

front. 
Tr.  of  K.  Ed.  cor.  1)  e.  vis. 
9  greatest  elongation. 
Teusa. 
f)  cold 

Etheldreda. 
i2di:5un.af.Tri.  8t.Lul.>. 

mvl 
Day  lOh.  4()m.  \c>\r^. 
Nelson's  victory  off  Trafai 

shrncaij 


o  4 

47 

!  i  ir>  o  4.") 
()  10  5  41 
y  IH  5  42 
T)  20  r»  4( 
G  21  5  39 
0  C3  5  3; 
()  24  5  3< 


13  5 


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Place. 


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Scjcret;- 

Of 

Tiridii- 

24 

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r.  ©  s  if.W, 
H.  Mill.  M 


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G  .30  f)  3t^ 
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0  33  fi  2;|\ecU 

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G  3^J  5  21 
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0  41  o  18 

L')  4^  5  r; 


28 
Bieubt 

22 
il'art 
America  discovered,  1492. JG  45  !^  \'n     lo 

[Crisj^in.i)  40  5  M  28 
2?tdS.af  Tri  K.CjI.IlI.ttc  G  4S  a  12  Belly 
King  (ioo.  III.  pro.  1700. 
ch(tui>;i'(wfe 
Saint  Simon  and  St.  .Tude. 
0  eclipsed  invisoible. 
to  the, 
end. 


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10 

11 

12 

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4 
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7 
8 

9  -] 
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10  / 

11  ' 
11 


ThU  Month 
fein>;'  the  nini 
pin  and  impitu 

vain  to  clian 


-jSaint  An;  Ire 


Illf>*  •  Ift  1 


{^■■Kir^JH 


ISlsl 


NOVEMBER  hath  XXX  Days. 


1818. 


several  attempts  to 
selves,  bur  without 
inifyinp  th«  Eighth 
Aries,  or  beginniMg 


Thi-«  Month  is  so  called  from  its  place  in  the  Roman  Calendar, 
^ein>;  the  ninth  from  the  vomal  equinox.     CommodMS,  the  most 
lin  and  inipitais  of  those  who  tyranized  over  RomO;,  endeavoured 
vain  to  clianjc  the  name  of"  tj)is  Month. 


uni 


3' 


Fir::t  Quarter  oth,  0  minutes  after  5  morning. 
Full  Moon  l"th,  25  mintttcs  after  5  evening. 
La-t  Quarter  20th,  5  minutes  after  10  evening. 
[New  Moon  28Lh,  3  rnimnetf  after  0  evening. 


Place.  IH.  M!H.  m 


D 


Icin^ 

H^cvet^ 


or 


rhi.'^i..- 

2i 
Knees 


r>  2- 


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I 
I  31 


C.YLEN  DAR,  &c. 


i-es  r^selr 
lll.M.H.M 


20 
b'ect 

17 
IK  ad 

14 

27 
IVeck 

25 
.Vrms 

IG 

28 

iLl.^art 

16 

28 
i  Belly 

111  Reins 
21 

fKecret 
hi     20 


7  2: 

8  : 
8  4\\  3  1 

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1 1     Cj  o  A 

tv\orn.i  7  -v. 

0  2.">i  3  4 

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4  0  10  T) 

5  ii-  11   -^ 
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f.  (1  I 

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norn '  7 

0  ;v-l  ^^ 

1  42   9 

2  i'iHlO  il 

4  tJlO 

5  1<   U 
■leta.     11 

6  2 12 


O.'.VIl  Saints.  24Lh  Suji.af  'i\ 

2.D.  ofKentbor.  DaylOh.l 

3|Piui.  Sophia  bor.  All  Souls. 

rain 
Povvdor  Plot,  1G05. 
Leonard.  and 

rather 
25th  S.  af.  T.  Prin.  Angus. 
wiiiuij  [Sop.  b 


J  58  5 


D 
Place. 


V 


0  *-- 


o    0 

2  4  68 

3  4  57 
5  4  55 


St.  Martin. 


some 
Britius. 

h  stationary. 
26th  S.  af.  T.     Maclmtus 

illlugh,  Bishop  of  J^ineoln. 

intenals 

e6  % 

Edm.  K.  and  Mart. 

of  plcasa^H 
.i27thS.aftorT.      Cecelia 
2  ^'ainL  C'lonient. 


1 4 
5 
iO 

4 


6  4  64 

8  4  ^5v 

9  4  51 
7  11  4  49 
7  12  4  4s 
7  13  4  47 
7  15  4  45 
7  16  4  44 
7  IS  4  42 
7  19  4  41 
7  20  4  41) 
7  21  4  39 
7  22  4  38 
7   .3  4  3 

7  24  4  3() 
7  25  4  3:: 


H.  M. 


3 


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7  26 

7  27 
7  2'-* 


4  o4 
4  3 
4  3- 


4,Duke  of  CiloVter  bum.        7  29  4  -li 


5  Day  91i.  long. 


4  3( 


Advent  Sun<]ny. 
2iSaint  An  Irews. 


ii)  (he  7  30 

OltJ 

'If 
the  1 7  33  4  27 

wza.'i///.  7  34  4  2(. 


7  31  4  2! 
7  32  4  2- 


rhigh? 
Knees 

18 
Legs 

17 
Feet 

14 

27 
Head 

23 
Neck 

18 

29 
Arms 

24 
Breast. >;« 

18 

29 
Heart 

24 
B.'llv 

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IS 
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1) 

28 
Socrt't; 

28 
Ihiu^h 

28 
Knees 


H.W. 

a  M. 


7  15 

7  55 

8  45 

10  10 

11  2U 
morn. 

0  40 

1  60 

3  0 

4  10 

5  lb 
riMCS. 

5  10 

5  40 

6  20 

7  15 

8  1 

9  18 

10  20 

11  20 
inoni 

0  ?A 

1  35 

2  40 

4  0 

5  17 

G  3M 
lits. 

5  21 

6  28 


1  22 

2  25 

3  20 

4  28 

5  10 

6  16 

7  22 

8  36 

9  44 

10  28 

11  4 

11  42 

12  16 
12  48 

1  30 

2  5 

2  40 

3  32 

4  20 

5  20 

6  24 

7  40 

8  44 

9  32 

10  19 

11  4 

11  48 

12  20 
12  58 

1  30 


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jil! 


f;  : 


DECEMB1-:[|  hath  XXXI  Days. 


181 


This  Month  Ia  t-o  called  tVorn  its  bt;injr  the  tenlh  liOi- 
fhe  Sun  entering  Aries.  Coniirodus  cliangeU  its  name  i 
fionour  of  his  Concubine,  but  upon  hi;j  death  the  old  naiu 
ook  plare. 


FirjJL  i^iuartei  4u  ,  5o  luinutes  atler  2  eveninj^. 
Full  Moon  12th,  5j  minutes  afier  11  morning;. 
Last  Quarter  20th,  8  minutes  after  3  evening. 
New  Moon  27th,  28  minutes  ai..or  10  mornin«r. 


m 


1 

2 
3 

4 
5 
6 
7 
8 
9 
10 
i] 
!2 
13 
U 
(5 
10 
17 
!b 
19 
20 
l\ 
12 
23 
24 
2') 
20 
27 
28 
29 


3 
4 
5 
6 
7 

D. 
2 
3 
4 
6 
0 

i 

D. 

o 

3 
4 
5 
0 
7 

D. 
2 
J^ 
4 

C 


CALENDAR,  &c. 


and 

mild. 

2d  Sun.  of  Adv.    St.  Nics 
[$  Stat. 

Concep.  of  blessed  Virgin 

some 
rain. 

St.  Lnry 
tariahlc 

time. 
Toulonflt.brt.b3'L.  Ilooi 


rises  0set^ 
H.M.H.M 


7  30  4  2-1 
7  37  4  23 
7  38  4  22 
7  39  4  21 
7  39  4  21 
7  40  4  20 
7  40  4  20 


D 
Place. 


r.Os  H.Wl 
U.  iu.iJLM 


ICp.ees 

IjOgS 

27 
Feot 

24 
Head 

20 


7  41  4  J9  N'eck 


3d  Sun.  in  Adv. 


D 

2 
3 

4 

ft 


41  4 

7  41  4 


19 
19 


7  42  4  18 

7  42  4 
7  42  4 
7  43  4 
7  4^i  4 
7  4.i  4 
7  41  4 


4th  Sunday  in  Advent. 
Sslint  Thouiay. 


IM 
1^ 
17 
17 
17 
10 
7  414  i<; 
{i7i>.>.  7  44  4  U.- 


Christmas Day. 
Saint  Step'- en. 

1st  S.fifr.  Chris. 
Inuoceiita. 


.■^jlvofsf'^r. 


S)I0W 

or 
rain. 


7  44  4 

7  4.-)  4 

7  4iJ  4 

7  4^  4 

7  4")  4 


10 
h") 
l> 

K' 
15 

10 
7  44  4  10) 


7  44  4 


15 

27 
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21 
Creastif 

1.5 

27 
ilcart 

20 
IJelly 

14 

20 
Ueihs 

23 
Sec  re  It" 

21 
Thighs 

21 


7  5'J 
9  12 

10  3l) 

11  4r> 

niorn. 

0  50 

1  56 

2  58 
4    6 


6    2 

riie« 


5  10 


2  li 
3 

3 
4 
6 
7 
8 
9 
9 

10  i-i 

11  ^ 


M 


St.  John.! r  44  4  10  Ivnet^s 


7  43  4  17 

fdJiii'^r     7  43  4  r. 

icaallwr      7  42  4  IH 

/;<'//.•  fi.'»'/|7  42  4  is 

■  mil  ■Hill        iii|    nil !■■    I 


22 

22 

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4  50 


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liiorn. 

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I 


the   U-nlli  tiOi"! 
nsred  its  name  i 


"fe 


ath  the  old  naiu 


PROVINXE  OF  NEW-BRUNSWICK. 


1 


lung. 

ing. 


:  [is  Excellency  Major  General  GEOR(tE  STRACEY  SMYTH, 

Lieuienant-Governor,  &c.  <lv:c.  «S:c. 

Ills  Majtishfs  CoimciL 


sil.W] 
Place.  111.  iu-jH^Mj 


r. 


CneeH 
Logs 
27 
Fvot 
24 
Head 
20 
N'eck 
15 
)1    27 
^|\rni8 
21 
Creasts 
15 

-I     ^^ 

7  Heart 

0     20 
(-1     H 

ir> 


I  Hon.  Jonathan  Blirs, 
.Tonailian  Odelj, 
(ioorg;e  liConard, 
John  iSaunuors, 
Cluistopher  Billopp, 
Ward  CnipiMan, 


Hon,  Tieorjije  Sproule, 
John  M.  Blisp, 
William  Pagan, 


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Ojl'ccrs  of  fite  T.cgislative  CoimciL 
Willinni  F.  Odeli;  Esq.  Clerk. 
XoDophon  JoLiett,  V^^x\.  Serjjeant  at  Arms. 
,  Chaplain. 


lior&i:   OF    ASSEMBLY. 


Will'am  Botsford,  Esquire,  Spr^nker. 
Couiity  (if  Saiia  John.  Cvitnfy  of  Charlotte, 


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'Tohn  .iolui^ton, 
j.>l'n  \V:ini, 
Ihoinus  ^iillidcre, 
■laven  ("Miverle^, 


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Esqrg. 


Robert  Fai^an, 
Colin  Campbell, 
Jludi  Mat  kav, 
Ju^eph  iVrter, 


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Esqrs. 


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Comity  of  Wi'Htmorhind. 
^Villiuni  BotstuiJ, 
JMHies  I'^vsterbrooks,    1  i;. 
John  Chapri.an,  f^*^^' 

Rufus  ><rnith, 


K'in'Sf'  Cuunlr. 


hmoH  Rritniin, 


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David  B.  Wetinore,    s 


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Qupen'sCounfij. 

•nnmel  Scovj),  J  .., 

.;  .       ,  Ar        '  5  hsqrs. 

'Viciiurd  louinans,       ^      ^ 


Cdvnfy  of  Yorlc, 
Piter  Frailer, 
Jolm  Allen,  ,p 

Stair  Agnevv,  '      ^ 

Jolm  Dow, 

Conr.fij  of  Sunhury, 
Elijah  Mile^-  )  p-rro 

Wiiliani  \\  ilroot,       5  *^''^"' 

Cmmfy  'of  Northumlerland 


James  Frriser, 
Richaru  Sioionds, 


J  Esqrs. 


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Stephen  Huuibert,  >  »,    ...  ^_ 


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Officers  of  the  House  of  Assembly, 

George  Tjiidlow  Wetmon',  Efiq,  Clerk. 
Garret  Clof)i)«'r.  F],-q.  S(Tj;eant,  at  Anns. 
Rev.  .Tame;-^  Somorville,  Cliaj>lain. 


Thomas  Wctmore,  E^q.  Aitoruoy  (ieneral. 

William  Botsfonl,  K-^q.  Solicilor  General. 

William  F.  Odcll,  lisq.  Secretary,  Uegi&ter,  and  Clerk  of  th 

Council. 
Hon.  Georj^e  Sproulo,  Surveyor  General. 
Andrew  Rainniford,  E^q.  Receiver  General, 
Franci!*  Gilbert,  K.sq.  Naval  Otficer. 


71ie  Court  of  Chancery. 

His  Excellency  the  Likutenant  Govkhnor,  Chancellor, 

Williuni  Boliilord,  )  ,^  \t    , 

^^  '  S  Enqrs.  JMasterg. 

\ 'illiam  F.   Od*'!!,  KHi\.  Rej^ister. 

Georjije  Leonard,  Jtiri.  E-s^j.  Master  Exfraordinary. 


The  Court  of  Govern'oh  aritl  Coi'Ncu./yr  hiarin^  and  deter' 

mini7ig  Causes  reUUhig  to  Marria^^e  and  IHvorca. 

HIb  Excellency  the  Lieutenant- Gov«unor  and  iha  Honorable 

His  M.uESTV's  Council. 
Garret  Cloppej-,  E-q.  Clerk. 
Terms  ; — The  frst  Tueadaij  in  February  and  Jul  if. 


Hoj)rv  Nas*^ 


I: 


Supreme  Court. 

Honorable  Jonathan  Bilsri,  Chief  JuHticfi. 
JohnSaund' rn,      .    ^ 
Ward  Chi|)'nan,        >  Justices* 
Jului  AL  bliss,  3 

William  F.  OJolI,  E^q■  Cler!<,  and  Clerk  of  the  Crowiil 
Ward  Chi]>nian,  Jun.  Esq.  Clerk  ol  the  CircuitB,  and  Clerf 
of  the  Crown  ou  the  Circuits. 
Terms-— 2Vt£  third  Txiesday  in  February  arul  May^  and  (lie  sccon\ 

Tuesday  in  July  and  October. 


Court  of  Vice- Admiralty, 

Charles  L  Peters^  Esq.  Judjje. 

Ward  Cliipman,  Juix.  Esq.  Advocate  General. 

W  illiam  T.  Peterj*,  Esq.  R<»gi8lc/. 

John  CJialoncr,  Esq.  Marshal. 


U 


r,  and  Clerk  of  th- 


CoanscUoi'S  and  i.iornun  Pri^'iuln;;  in  Urn  Province. 
Fkedkiiu;t(».v  : — T.   VVetnvMe,   S.    I).  Street,  VV.   F.    Od^'l), 

G.  L.  Wftmore,  A.  S.  Suer;!^  j^iui  jl.  C.  llailes,  Esquires 
Sain r  Joii-\ •; — C.  I.  Peiers,   VV.  Chlpiiiau,  Jiui.   E.  J.  Jarvi.-, 

W.  T.  Petfi>!,  and  K.  Parker,  Jiin.  Kr.inirerf. 
MiKCtfAom; — 1".  II.  Peters,  and  S  .1.  Sauiitiors,  Etquires. 
Saint  Xndhkwh  :— H.  Haicii,  Enquire. 
W  E^rMouL.vNi): — W.  BoUlord,  Er'quii-fi. 


('mirt  for  the  Probate  of  Wills  and  ^rayitin^  .idmuiistratunis. 
-^ird  Chip;nan,  Jim,  E-:q.  Surrogate  Geneiul  Tor  tluj  Proviiu  o. 
'illiamE.  Odell,  Esq,  Ur>g-  tet  for  D'.Uo. 

/Jeputy  ISwrogates  and  /icgisters. 
Garrev  Clopper,    Esq.  Deputy  Surrogate,  )-VorJc. 
Charles  I.  Peters,  E^q.  Deputy  Surrogate,  J  ^   .      ,  , 
.  ohii  Cnalon^r,  Esq.  Deputy  Rf^gi.stor,  \^ 

William  Bol.fcrd,  E.q.  Deputy  ^^'^^^'i^^^^hy^.tmorland. 
,  Deputy  Kepsler.  ^ 


i  Charlotte. 

>  King^n  County. 

>  Queen's  County 


Harris  HaU;ii,  K>q.  Dejjuiy  Surrogate, 

— J  D'jjuty  Ri-'u^i^ter, 

Henry  Na^*^,  E-<;.  I>»[ui!y  Surroj^ate, 

,  Dv'piity  l\.e.^!Hter,' 

JaiTH^^  PetfMN,  Esq.  iJt'jujty  vSurroj^ate, 

N.  11.  D*^  V<d)er,  E.sq.  Ueputy  K^^jiister,        ^ 

Samuel  D.  Street,  Esq   Dejm  y  Surcooale,  I  ^     , 

(rabriel  D.  \eWr.  Ehj.  Deputy  Uegi-'ter,    (^ '^w«''«^* 

ThoiTui.s  H.  Peteis,  Esq  Deputy  Surroiiate,  V  »r    iL      i.    »      ? 
T        1,  Tj  ^      L'       li       ♦     t?     •  *  ^ )-  Northumberland 

Jo-evdi  Home,  Ks  s  l.ieptity  KeL;ister,  ^ 

I  ■    i  - .    I  »        mi   I  I     .  I  1,    I  I  I  I  »i  1 1 1 

ft  is  M  .ji^stif.y  Cu^tojyi.'i  Pari  of  i^aitii  jOiHi. 
Henr\  Wrij  ht,  Esq.  Collector. 
Robert  Parker,  P'sq.  <'omplrolier. 
J.  C.  Kril^'.  Esq.  Sut  veyor  aiul  8<»Rndier. 

Prevenfiit  ( 'Jfictr  at  tJie,  Out  Bayif, 
Xhn  Dunn,  E>-q.  Saint  Andrews. 


Provincial  Revenue. 
John  Robinnon,  Eaq.  Treasurer. 
John  Chaloner,  Es-q.  Gauffer  of  Dutiable  Articles. 

Deputy  TrauHuntrs. 
Thomas  Wyer,  E^q.  Charlotte  Count}' 
Alfred  Armstrong;,  Esq.  Moose  Island, 
"J'homan  H.  Peters,  Esq.  Miramichi. 
John  Keilor,  Esq.  Westmorland. 
William  J.  Munro,  Enq.  Ni.'^sipiquet 
William  Harrington,  Eyq.  Shediac. 


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CifJUge  of  Neic-Biunsicickj  at  l*'reilMJi::toru 

I-Ti-5  Fxcellency  tlie  LiKUTi-:N/'.NT-GovE(t>f  >it,  Ciovemar. 

Till'  llnii,)rahu^  the  C.Mer'  Juoiic<*,  the  Sdrn'tary?  ) 
Tii«'  Alioriit^y  General,     The  Snli^itoi:  General,  \^y      . 

W1T«  j 

Ifon  .Tonufhnn  Odi'U,        ll^m.  Jnhn  M.  Bibs,         } 
Ilui"!.  .f.  M.  fJi'.s.-,  Tf'eai?urer  and  CI»M'k. 
Iv'v.  Javn<:?s  8o.n<?rriile,  A.M.  IViiioinal  Prttceptor. 
^h. 8hi*k<ui,  Tutor. 


T/i/i  Pal. lie  Grammar  School  in  the  City  of  Saint  Juhiu 

The*  Rector  of  ?5aint  Juhn,  Prcdident. 
The  Mayor, 
The  Record- T,. 
The  Honorable  W.  Ch-ipman, 
'J'he  Honorable  W.  Pui'un, 
Wiliiatii  Black,        y  ,, 
diaries  L   Peter., -^  ^=*'-^'"''«^^' 


eel 


T 

'1* 


^Dirrctors- 


W'rud  Chipniiin,  .Tun.  K-^q.  Clerk  and  Treasurer, 
— — -— ,  Ma.*t;er. 


{■fenxy  of  the  EfitaLUblted  Church, 

Rev.  (lOPTc?"  Pid;^»!on,  Ei^cleeiasiticai  Comiaispary,  and  Iloct 

of  Saint  John. 

Rev, -,  RfrCtor  of  rr«-df»riclon. 

Rev.  Sa.nin-1  An<h'evv-{^,  Hector  oi  Saint  Andrews. 
Uev.  llichai'I  CHark*',  kcctor  of" Saii)t  Stephens. 
Rev.  Fr'd'  rick  l)it>hlee,  Rector  of  Woodstock. 

Rev. ^  Rector  of'.Mauf^ervihe. 

Rvy.  Samuel  R.  CImke.  RecUT  «)l"Gn'j;e  Town. 

Rev.  OHver  Arnold.  Hccttjr  (»fv^ussex. 

Rev.  Kha.s  Scovil,  Ri'dor  ofKin-i'ston. 

Rev.  .litnes  S  unervillo,  Itinerant  Missionary  for  Queonsbur 

and  the  adjaci^nt  ParishoH. 


Kirk  of  Scull  and. 

Rev.  Georcro  Burn?,  D.D.  Minister  of  Saint  Andrews  Churq 
Saint  John. 


»nary  for  Queen sbii 


Esquiic?,  Ti!-ticos  of  th(*  Infcri'jr 
CoLiri  of  C  Jiiunon   Pleaa. 


OCNXy    OF    YOftK. 

Thomas  W<'tm')r«, 
Williaiu  F.  Ojc  iJ, 
J  hii   AII<Mi,  ^ 

Th:  \h  nhei .  -f  Uh  M  /jmtifs  CmdicH,  and  f/h".  Aiiorney  and  Soli 
loifnr  {fnu'irtl,  with  \\*;!iiain  F.  Odoll,  (liiiret  Clopp'r-r,  Stair  A^c- 
[n"W,  Archibald  M'Loaii, David  M'Gil)!)un,P«'ter  (yleraeiits,  Jolm 
[BtHloil,  Jatrips  FronHi,  Julin  M*Kny,  Jacob  Ellegood,  Danitl 
\  \]  orehon^o  ^  (i  tf  f  lie  Qu  on  tin,)  Petrr  Frasor,  Henry  Smiih,  1\.- 
Ic'iar.l  K  trliuin,  Jainos  V^pnani,  Jolin  Ail-^n,  Frcdorit^  P.  K<»- 
Ibinsnn.  nn  1  Thomas  C  Tvh,  Iv-v^iiirot?,  Jusiias  of  the  Peace. 
\    V.dward  W.  Milkr,  K^jq.  High  Siieriif. 

Garn.'t  Cioppor.  Ksq.  Kr»;pftr  of  tho  RoHs  and  Clerk  of  the 

Praco  and  of^I^e  inferior  Court  oi  Common  Plt*tt«. 
Rolu'rl  Sh-.ii<h,  Esq.  Coroner. 
Garret  Ciojjper,  fl^<j  liooister  of  Deeds  and  Wills. 
Peter  Fra^er,  1 

Andrew  Phair,  i^Licen«ed  Auctioneers,  Frederic 

Kobert  >Sfnith,  ,  i      tur^ 

Henry  Saiitii, 


J  Esquires,  Jiisticefi  of  the  Inferior 
i      Court  of  Coniracn  Picas* 


lint  Andrews  Churd 


-COUiNXr    OF    WKSr.WaLAND. 

fiamuel  Gay, 

Ku fu»  Smith, 

John  K(ulor,  j 

Bevjaniin  Wilson,  } 
T/iti  Mcmhers  of  fiis  Majesfy-a  C<niin,tl,  c"(i  the  Attorney  anil 
'^oHcifor  CiKneraL  wi'h  Savnut-l  Gay,  Uuf'ns  Sniiti),  Job'; 
Ivfilor,  l^i'njamia  Wli.son,  K;ilph  Siddall,  Titu.- Knapp,  Leonard 
Hec'Uj  .hitnes  K'tsterhrool^j  Andrew  WhekKiu,  Ed\vard  Dixon. 
.h»hn  Ciiapman,  C;ui>iiophet'  Harp'er.  Wilhani  Crane,  .Tun. 
\V;lhaai  Hanin'^ton,  James  Sayei",  Willfatn  Scott,  VS'ilhan. 
\^'elirt,  I'iiilip  Pulrnej-,  and  Malcolm  Wiluiot,  Ei^quires,  Jusficc,< 
of  the  !\:a('c. 

Josli-ja  W'ilherod.  E'f|   ITin^lt  SheriiT. 

William  Botsfird,  Esq.  Keepi^r  of  trie  r.oll«  and  Clerk  of  t,he 
P-'ace^^nd  lriferi(»i-  Court  of  Cornnum  Pleas. 

Gideon  Palmer       ^  i-       •        r< 

HI     •      >  h-^qmres,  Vy(>ro)iei'B. 
iigliKkn,   ^        *         ' 

William  Botsford,  Es^].  RegiKter  ofDeeds  and  Willa. 

i^arauel  Gay,  1 

Jiufiiw  .Smith,  (  Comuiissioners  for  taking  Bail  in  the 

John  Keil<»r,  /     Sujwe mo  Court. 

Btiijamin  \Vil:5or»,       )  <  ■        . 


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t  I  '! 


Saniuo!  Gay, 
Riifus  Smith, 
John  Keilor,  and 
B  Mijamin  Wilson, 


ComrnlsBiorifra  for  takirig  Affidavits  | 
in  the  Supieme  Court. 


cou:\Ty  OF  cuaulctte. 

&'^t^M^^^"*  ?  Esquires,  JusiicoB  of  the  Inferior  Court 

•  pt  \\-    ^   \      ot  Common  rleaa- 

Ihotnas  VVj'cr,  ) 

Tha  Memhirs  vf  His  Mnjesfi/s  CouriciJ,  anrl  the  Attorney  and 
So/icifor  General,  witli  Robert  Pa^ran,  Huyli  MacKay,  Thoniai^ 
Wyer.  David  Ovvi^n,  I>aniel  M^Maet*  rt,  Moses  Gcrrish.  Joseph 
pirier,  Potor  Chriate,  Donald  M'Laui>;hlan,  Jolm  Caijphe.ll./y^; 
th'i  Qnoniifi,)  Poter  M-CuHam,  Joseph  N.  Clarke,  WilHaui 
Ku?«,  Jjshua  K.  Freeman  and  W^trren  Hatheway,  Ksquiresj 
JunfUes  ofti'ie  Peace. 

KU.sha  Andrews,  Esquir'*,  W'j;h  SIiorltT. 

Harris  Hatch,  Esquire,  K-eper  of  the  Rolls  and  Cleric  of  th« 

Pt^aco  and  Inferior  Court  of  Common  Pleas. 

Donald  M'Lang-hlan,  ?  t-         /^    ,  .. 
^        '  .^  Esqrs.  Coroners. 

Harris  TIatch,  E«-;q.  Uegister  of  Deeda  and  \Vill«. 

Robert  Pajran,    1 

Hugh.WacKay,  (  Epquires,  CoramUsionors  for  taking  Bail  in 

Thomas?  Wyer,  J      iu  the  Supreme  Court. 

Moses  Gerrihli,  j 

Robejt  Pa^an,   ) 

II  li^h  MacKay,  1  Esquires,  Commisptoncrs  for 

Thomas  ^^^y*>^  y     taking  AHiduvits,  in  the  Su- 

Mo«r.s  Genish,  |      prenie  Court, 

Harris  }Iat(  Ju    \ 

''     '  >  Esqrs.  Licensed  Auctioneers. 


kino's  couxtv. 

David  Pickett,  ^  Ksquire.«,   Justices  of  the  Inferior 

Daniel  Michenu,  \      Courtof  Common  PU:as. 

The  Memhevfi  r,f'  llh  Majpslifs  (AmnciU  (tnlfheAtforvey  and 
Solicitor  GfjieraL  with  David  Pickett,  Henry  Nase,  Daniel 
Micbeaw,  John  ]'\.irester,  Geor;;e  Pitfi''!d.  hwd^c  KclchuiD, 
Thomas 'KrI.Muni,  liuIorRiilof'^.n,  Rev.  Oliver  Arnold,  Hen'-y 
Leonard,  Wills  Frederi*'  KnoK,  Jani.">^  RriUiin,  Gould  Pickett, 
tt(nii-unin  Crawford,  and  Heni-y  Scovil,  E^qiiiics,  Jimiices  oj  the 
Pcacyi. 


'( 


>av,  Ichabod 


A'  takirTg  Afii^Iavlts  i 


f?  Court. 


le 


Inferior  Court 


ut  the  Attorney  and 
MacKay,  Thomas 
ii's  Gcni?h.  JoHeph 
Tolin  Catipht^lI.Oi/ 
.  Clarke,  William 
j.theway.  Enquires, 

Isand  Cleric  of  lli« 


i  Wills. 

's  for  taking  Bail  in 


Irs  for 


loers. 


r-cs  of  the  Inferior 
mon  Pit: as. 
ml  the  Atfornnj  and 
•mrv  Nasf',  Daniel 
!(j.  jsiiac  KfflchuiD, 
livor  Arnoiil,  Hm-y 
ain,  (jouUJ  I'ick^tt, 
iw'wc^^jukices  of  the 


Walter  Batr>«,  Ksq.  Rijrh  ShoriiT.  I 

William  Tyn;:'  Peter",  .K^rj.  Kocpr^r  of  tlie  KoHh  nndCievk  of  * 

the  ?f are  ami  Inferior  Court  of  Comn^on  Pieas. 

ll'Miry  Na-»\,  ; 

David  B.  Wotmore,    s  E;^<yjircs,  Coroners, 

Arnold,  N 


Ib.niol  Miclv.'au, 
Da  via  rickolt, 
I)anifl  xNiic:\oa;i, 
Vm.  Tsn2:  P-'lt^r.--, 
Cal'/b  V\'e.tin'.i :',  M.^q 


Dani"!  Michiau,.  Esq.  iv^.<i,ister  of  Deeds  nnd  Wilirf. 
Da\id  Pickett,  ^  Escjuiivs,  Commissioners  i\.r  takii'ig 

S      Bail  iutho  Supreme  Court. 

f  EeqiMi'cs,  ('omminsioners  fnir  takinj, 
C      Aiiidoiviis  in  thii  Sui^jrcnie  Court 


5 


Liccn>iod  Auctioneers. 


Janr^s  Poiers, 


(UH'iKN  S  CUTJNTV. 


T  ,     xr  /  r-.'nun'i'f<,  J'lsltres  of   liio  lakrior 

John  \ra;r:nns,  >      /,       ,    rf<  ot 

J,  le       -I  V      Court oi  Comino!;i  Picas. 

Hamnol  hcovil,  )    . 

'Ilm  Memhcn  of  His  Mojryhj^  Cowicil,  ami  fh^'  Afforiipy  and 

uiiiii'or  (hnieral,  \\'\\.\\  .Tai'.'f':i  PoUu's,  Johii  Younian-,  Stinmnl 

•ovil.  John  ColwcM,  f/if  ihc  (jiioryiUf)  .r)l,n  <Toldinj^,  William 

K'ters,  Kov.  sSamurl  K.  Ci;:r!<o,  'ivicfiapd  Yoatnans.  J;',;ni-6  Pe- 

[vrfi,  Jiin.  rjid  Ahiatliar  Cr-mp,  Ksq\iiivs,  Jiis/ices  nf  the,  Peace. 

[,  Naihani'-l  Mub!)ardl)e  Voher,  EKjuiro,  niy;ii  Sht-ritT. 

Gcon^o  I/idlow  W<'tmnre,  Em(.  Ke(;'p(n'  of  the  Rolls  and  Clerk 

of  the  iVa«"ci  and  InUnior  Court  oi  Comtiioji  Pit-as. 

'.riiomaM  (>i!berf,  Esq.  Coroner. 

Ja!n<js  Peler-f,  E^q.  Ko\':  ister  of  Deod«  and  Wills. 

.Tames  LV-lers,.  ;  E-';{nii'>s,  Cormnissionors  for  takin;::: 

John  Yt^amans,  ^^    15aii  and  AtUdavits  in  ti)e  Supreme 

Sainnrd  Sco\  il,  )    Court. 

N.  Hulibard  De  VobiKT,  E^<j.'  J-- Licensed  Auciio.v^cr. 


COUNTY    OF    SUNDVIIV. 

Mv-quires,    Justices  of  the  Inferior 


Court  ot" Common  Picas. 


Isaac  Hubbard, 
Elijah. Mile^, 
David  Biupc, 

The  Members  of  His  M'ljesfy's  Council j  and  the  AUi>rney  and 
Solicitor  General,  with  Samuel  Peaoody,  Elijah  MilcF,  IJavid 
lurpe,  Isaac  Hubbard,  John  Ilazen^  (of  the,  Qnor\tm^)  Gervas 
>ay,  Ichabod  JSmith,  Nathan  Smith,  Chapman  Smith^and  Ste- 
>hen  Peabody,  Escj.  Justices  of  the  Peace.  i 

Gahrie!  D«i  Vebej*,  Esqrs.  iligh  Sheriff. 


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Samuel  D.  Slr-et,  E^q.  Koepor  of  ^  ho  Roll?  nn«]  Clerk  yf  the 
Pv'acf>  and  Lif'ovior  Court  of  Common  Plcaa. 
Crilvin  li.  ilrtth'nvay,  Emj.  Coroner, 
(f.ibriel  l)e  V«'bor,  E^q.  U'^^i'^Lor  of  Deeds  andV»"ills. 


Isanc  H'shhard, 
Elijali  Miles, 
l^avid   Huqx', 
I^aac  !I'ibb;.U(i, 
Ellj'ili  Miles*, 
David  Biu"j)e, 
S;iinu*?l  1)  St.reety 
William  Periey, 


Esquire^*,  Comini'^^Ioners  fos-  tal-cin^ 
Bail  ui  tix*  Supreme  Couri. 

(  E.-^quires,  Cornmi  hioners  lor  faUiri'.'  I 
j       Aiildaviu  in  tiie  Supreme  Cuuri.  1 

s 

y  Licenced  Auctioneci'. 


UOUMY  OF  XOUTHUMBKItLAND. 


1 


hl.UllitTTE ► 

lllitbual  T( 


Qui-kn's  Co 
idddioUiU  Te; 


loneers. 


I  and  Clerk  of  the 
oaa. 

;  and  Vv'Uls. 
rcme  Coun. 

i-hioners  torialcirv:i 
le  Supiomo  Coari. 


The  Tcnns  of  the^  Sitting  of  the  Courts  of  General  Sessions  and 
Inferior  Courts  of  Common  Pittas. 

AIN'T  John — Third  Tuesday  in  Marcli,  and  first  Tuesday  in 

JunOj  September  and  Di.ceniber. 

York — Se  ond  TueJr-day  in  January  and  June. 

Additional  Terms  of  (he  Cotinnon  Pleas — Third  Tuesday  in 

Maioh,  and  second  Tuehday  in  OcU.ber. 

Wkstmoiu.anp — Second  Tueiiday  in  June  and  December. 

ddilional  Terms  of  the  Connnon  Pie-i- — Second  Tuesday  in 

March  and  Sepiomber. 
iiAiiLOTTK — Second  Tuesday  in  April,  and  third  Tuesday  in 

S*'pt  ember. 
dlitioimt  Terms  of  the  Common  Plva^i — Second  Tuesday  in 

July  and  December. 
King's  County — First  Tuesday  in  March  an  1  Jidy. 
ddiUonul  Ttirms  of  the  Conunon   Pleas — First  Tuesday  in 

May  and  November. 
Quf.kn's  County — Fourth  Tuesday  in  January  and  June. 
ddUiuUdl  Terms  of  the  Cnuimon  Pleas — Fourih  Tuesday  in 
nd  the  Aftoyntey  «^''W  April  and  October. 

irf  Pertbodv,  Wiltiam™  S'NPUry — Third  Tuesday  in  January  and  Juno. 

^^i.^J{i\\,  \U'\ry\)df.'\Wddilional  Terms  of  the  Cotnmon  Pleas — Fuuith  Tuesday  in 


^os   of  the  Inierioil 
iuon  Pleas. 


,  R..'>cri  Ferj^unon 
an  Clarke.  E.-^iuivi^'] 

^heriiif. 
.Us  and  Clerk  of  ih" 

''leas. 


■ds  arid  Wills. 


March,  and  third  Tuesday  in  Octoi)er. 

Noi{THc.\nn:HLAND — First  Tuesday  in  Marcli  and  An;2;ust. 

\ddilional  Ter.u.'i  of  the  CKumion   Pleas — Fiiat  Tuesday  in 

J,n\(i  and  November. 


STAFF  oi^  THE  AKMY 
;.Y  TIJE  tUOl'lSCLi  Ot'  Muy-b/^i  XSIVICA\ 

1!:nI>1:U    UIK     C  iMMAMt     dl.'     lU.S     KXi'Kl.LF.McY     ,'MA.iUU-(iLNLUAL 

CiKOUu'H  ::S'l  I^VCKV  SMVTil. 

liieut'^naiit  Kemba!!.  n.  p.  Aid  d<'-Cai)ip. 


mi^Hioncrs  lor  iaiiu™j,j^^^^^^^^^  ^,^.^^^  A,.;-i^timL  Coimnissary  G'en.'ral. 

'upreiue  "u ->      •        ■j.or^e  ;>'\  imi-'V,      }  l'><|Mire>^,  D<  puty  A^sislaniConimisbary 

Li'   iuas  if.u'vey.       ^  (jjenei'al.-. 

vobert  Parker,  lv?([.  StorektM'jjor  vieneral 
»y^,,^i;ionf'rs  for  tnkirMului  W  bite,  ICsff  Asnistant  Sunvkfi^pcr  (ienoral. 

the  SupreiriC  CouriBI|,i]Mre\v  llainsfurd,  Fsvi.  As-istani,  Barnick  Master  Genernl. 

'a,)tain  Jarue-  Macluu^iihui.  Coimnaiidiii;;  Kojal  En^inoer^'. 
\  iilia.ii  Sc«)vil,   l'.s<i.  Ck-rk  of  the  Che.jne. 
il'-'xaniler  B<>\  le,  ICvq.  Sur;;'(ion  to  the  Forces. 
Honecrs.  |^,l„^  lj.,^,1^  j.i^,|_   Hospital  Mute. 

'aptain  Archibald  iM'L-.an,  ii.  v.  Stullf  Adjutant  Mililia. 


i 


I 


Garrison  of  Frederidoiu 
Major  Kitiii^,  OSthJlogiment,  Commandant. 
Captain  Jcnkin?,  late  4th  Royal  Vet.  Batt.  Xown  Major. 
W.  Plant,  Esquire,  Commissary. 
Andrew  Phair,  Eyq.  Deputy  Barra  k  Master. 
llev.  James  Somervilie,  Orliciatin^ijCliaplaiii. 

iSauit  John. 
Captain  Wilson,  98th  Regiinont,  Commandant. 
George  Swinney.  Esq.  Comml«-=ary. 
John  Chaloner,  Esq.  Assistant  Ban-aok  Muster. 
Rev.  George  Pidgeon,  OlTiciatin^-  Chaplain. 

Fori  Cumberland. 
Michael  Gordon^  Esquire,  CommisHai-y. 

M00S&  I  slew  d. 
Captain  Gil)bon3,  08th  Regiment,  Commandant. 
J.  S.  Jessie,  Esq.  Deputy  Assistant  Commissary  (ioneial. 
Lieutenant  Gallagher,  OHth  Regiment,  Town  Major. 


OFFICERS  OF  COnrS  SERVINi;  INXFW-BRrXhWICi;- 


Roya.l  Ariillery. 
Captain  F.  Grantham,  Conunanding. 
William  Duncan,  Lieutenant. 

Oy//i  /icgirncnt. 


Colonel, 
Hn.  M.  Mathew. 
Lieut.  Colonelf 
J.  Danicll. 

Mujoi  Sf 
A,  S.King, 
R.  M.  Browne. 

Captains, 
J.  Bazalgette, 
Danl.  Geale, 


Lien  fen  ants, 
J.  Atldnson, 
Rd.  Fi"(mn(d. 
E.  ^V.  OT)-ll, 
J.  O'Earrell, 
Ambrose  Lane, 
John  Gallaglier, 
O.  Hullivan, 
B.  J.  Nembliard, 
Wm.  M'Concliy, 


-r 


J.  Fitzherbert,  Col.  H.  Montgomery, 

John  Mann,  Benjamin  Garrett, 

Joshua  Wilson,  Win.  Edw.  Biady, 

.Tohn  Thomson,  J.  Rothwoll, 

G'eorge  R.  Lid  will,  J.  Hutchinson, 

T.  Coleman,  James  Primrose. 
R.  Gibbons,  Ensigns, 

John  Blackball,  T.  Fitzhewljert, 

T.  Armfcti  ong.  IIcc.  Harvest, 


P.  PorteuR; 
Crom.  1  licks, 
W.  S.  Johnson, 
Mark  Thomas, 
J>.  Robertson, 
Wm.  B:ittier. 

Fdijnias/irr, 
Thomas  King. 

Adjutant, 
J.  Hulciiinson. 

Qua,  tr-M  aster  )\ 
G.  Mathews. 

Surgeon, 

S.  Barnard. 

Assistant  Snr^eon{ 

Thoma.  Wal.ab, 
James  Belt. 


jony  I 

WARD ' 

A 
John  M.  \^ 

Alexander 

Thomas  Hi 

Ci-aven  Ca 

►^ylvanus  \^ 

John  VVhit€ 

James  W 

Jamc-j  C. 

Charles  J 

Thomas  ^ 

Mr.  AVilli, 

^Vill, 

John 

Rolar 

Willi 


Mr,  Samu< 


Mr.  Willis 

Hugh 
Kzeki 
John 
Caj)t. 

•James  Ree 
Mv.  Ti7omi 

Messrs.  Cn 

/. 

Thomay 
Jolin  M. 
Mr,  Joav 

Tho  Mayoii 
Recorder, 


r.own  Major. 


r. 
1. 

sler. 


iidarit. 
\vn  Major. 


RUNSWICK- 


ciTV  OF  smjvt  johjs: 

JOHN  ROBINSON,  Esquire,  Mayor. 
WARD  CHIPMAN,  Jun.  Esquire,  Recorder. 

ASSIST.VNTS. 

Mr.  Richard  Lawronce, 
James  O.  Belts, 


1 


1 


Aldekmen. 
John  M.  Wilmot, 
Alexander  M'leod,     | 
Tlionias  Harding,       I 
Craven  Calverlhy,      | 
vSylvanus  Whitney, 
John  Wliiteman,         ) 


Eijqrs. 


Benjamin  Gait 
John  Clark, 
Samuel  Ttieall,  Jun. 
Robert  Jenkins. 


l\Porte»is. 
Croui.  Hicks, 
\V.S.  John^m, 
Mark 'I  ho  man, 
1).  Rohert&on, 
Win.  Bill  tier. 
I'dijinnslcry 

Thon^as  \i\\v-. 
Adjutant  J 

J.  Hatciiinson. 

Qti't.t.r'yi  aster  i' 
G.  xMalUews. 

S.  Barnard. 

Assislant  SHrgeon\ 

Thonia.  W^al  ab, 
James  Bell. 


James  White,  Esquire,  Hi,i;h  Sheriff,        }  of  the  City  and 
James  C.  V.  Bremner,  Esquire  Coroner,  ^      County. 
Charles  I.  Peter.",  Es([uire,  Common  Clerk. 
Tliomas  Sancton,  Esquire,  Chamberlain. 
Mr.  William  Godsoe,  If igh  Constable. 
William  Godsoo,  1 

John  Wood,  1  ,r     ,    , 

p  i„«  1  11     i-        >  Marshals. 
Roland  Bunlm,     [ 

W^illiam  Collar,  ] 

\.  Inspector  of  Wood  and  Coala, 

I  Wei«;her  of  Hay, 

Mr.  Samuel  Smilerj^  Measurer  of  Grain, 

Collector  of  Dog  Tax, 

do.  of  Slippage,  and  Wharfage. 

Mr.  William  Godsoc,  Collector  of  Taxes. 

Hugh  Johnston,  ') 

Kzekiel  Barlow,  >  Esquires,  Port  Wardens. 

John  Ward,         ) 

Capt.  George  Matthowy,  Harbour  Master. 


Jmncs  Reed,  Tilsq. 
Mr.  Thomas  Reed, 


Pilots. 


Mr.  Abram  Mabco, 
John  Reed. 


Messrs.  Crookshank  «!v:  Johnston,  ') 

Bolts  &  Molt,  and  [•  Llceno\l  Auetioncen, 

Z.  Wheeler.  )  ;• 

Tliomay  Sancion,  ^  p  ) 

John  M.  Wilmt)i,  ^   ''^'^^'^*    [•  Overseers  nfthc  Poor. 

Mr.  Joseph  Brother?,  ) 

CITY  AND  COUNTY  OF  SAINT  JOHN. 

The  Mayor  and  >  T    ,.         r.i     »f        •  />.      i 

Recorder,  <  Justices  of  the  Mayor  .s  Court. 


i 


il:'  !i 


B  :!'; 


H 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE  AND  OF  THE  QUORUM. 

The  Mayor,  Recorder,  and  Aldermen. 

JUSTIJES  OF  THE  PEACE. 


Jaraes  Siinond!?,  Sen. 
Thomas  Menzies, 
John  Howard, 
William  Pagan, 
Munson  Jarvis, 


')    .  f  Thomas  Horsfield, 
I   ^   1  James  Codnor, 
[>  "5  <J  John  Brundage, 
I   ?"  I  William  Black, 
]^  I  Philip  Mosier. 
Charles  L  Peters,  Esq.  Keeper  of  the  Rolls  and  Clerk  of  the 
Mayor's  Court  and  ofthe  Sessions  of  the  Peace. 
James  Codner,  Esq.  County  Treasurer. 
John  Chaloner,  Esq.  P,egister  of  Deeds  and  Wills. 
William  Campbell,  Esq.  Commisisioner  for  taking  Bail  in 

the  Supreme  C%)urt^ 
William  Campbell, 


Charles  I.  Peters, 
Ward  Chipman,  Jun, 
Edward  J.  Jarvis, 
W.  T.  Peters, 
Robert  Parker,  Jun. 


1 


j  Esquires,  Commissioners  for  takinf^ 
y     Atlidavits  to  be  read  in  the  Su- 
preme Court. 


3 


EIREVVARDS. 
Hon.  Winiam  Pa^an,  Thomas  Sancton,  Esq. 

Hugh  Johnston,  Esq.  Craven  Cnlverley,  Esq. 

C.  I.  Peters,  Esq.  J.  M.  WiLnot,  Esq. 

T,  Ilandford,  Esq.  Mr.  Henry  Gilbert. 


iVEMBEUS  OF  THE 

Hon.  AVillifim  PtvT:fin, 
Ciiarle-  T.  Petcr«,  Ivsq. 
.Tames  Codnor,  Kri(j. 
.fohn  Robinson,  }^sq. 
•Hugh  J<»hn^*'^n,  Esq. 
John  Ward,  Iv^(|. 
i)f\vid  Hatfit'IvI,  ICsq. 
Thoma"  Milli(l;;-o.  l-'u(j. 
Jam€s  C.  1^'.  Brejiin"r,  Esq. 
William  BIa(  !<,  Ehci. 
AV.  T.  Peter.,  Esq. 
Edward  J.  Jurris,  Enq. 
Cravon  Calvorly,  Esq. 
Harry  Peters,  Esq. 
EzeUiel  Barlow,  Esq. 
Mr.  William  Donald, 


FRIENDr.Y  FH^E  CLUB. 

Mr.  Sauiuol  Xichols, 
Jarnr-*  H'^nd ricks, 
Zalmon  Whoeler, 
•lohn  Ward,  Jun' 
H^Hiry  Gilb-'rt, 
Daniel  Lovett, 
.lames  Griffor, 
Ralph  M.  Jarvi--, 
Andrew  S.  Ritrlii*"', 
Jaim's  T.  HanJtljrd, 
'fhomas  Smith, 
Jamos  Burns, 
lien,  h  Peters, 
Alexander  Edmond, 
R.  W.  Crookshank, 
Thomas  Barlow. 


U>M^.  Chie 
11mm.  Cliri: 
Hon.  John 
Miin-oii  J\\ 
Williairi  C 


E.vcTVi-:,  Xo 
'Ml,  John  Me 
Michael  H 
Henry  Hei 
Elijah  Spu 
A  chibald 
Wi    iain  V 
\Vill;am  R 
Tlium-is  Ri 
Obadiah  Pi 
Gcoige  VV 
Daniei  Arr 
John  Thalr 
Robert  Ih 
7  hoTias  A 
John  Morr 
George  W 
'I'liomas  K( 
£,jra  Hamr 
William  G 
Archibald 
Ev<iF.Nf:,  Xo 
[Mr.  r,evi  Loc 
J'hn  Berni 
William  F 
William  D 
Vv^iliiam  J. 
Walrer  Le 
M^f^nefs  Se 
James  iltn 
n.ivid   M). 
Sojnmoii  II 
fofeoh  Mo 
Thoir-'j  Rf 
J' fVph  Cla 
J;nies  Got 
V\'i!!ioni  lU 
John  Keliy 
John  Drury 


HONORARY  MEMBERS. 


nd  Wills, 
for  taking  Bail  in ' 


issioners  for  taUinj^n 
be  read  in  the  Su- 


TToii.  (!hiof  Justice  Bli^^H, 
1  li'ii.  (.'hrij-Tophcr  Billo[)p, 
lion.  John  Black, 
Miin-ou  .fai\i-,  V,--n. 
Wiilhiiri  Campbell,  Khcj. 


Thomas  Wctmore,  Esq. 
Thon'.\s  Horsfield,  Esq. 
John  h.  Venner,  Esq. 
Fiancia  Gilbert,  Esq. 
Mr.  Richard  Sands. 


REGISTERED  FIREMEN. 

Ml*.  David  WATiiuuuuy,  Chief  Engineer. 


Kxcrvi-:,  No.  1 — Wellington. 
Mr.  John  Melick,  Captain. 

Michael  Hennigar,  Jun.  Lieut. 

Henry  Hennigar, 

Elijah  Spurr, 

A  <.  hibald  Anderfon, 

Wi  :iam  V.  Kelly, 

William  Biiftin, 

1  humis  Ruflin, 

Obadiah  Purdy, 

Geoige  VVhi taker, 

DanieJ  Arifley, 

John  Thairj, 

Robert  Harri?, 

ThoTias  AdaTRj, 

John  Morreli. 

Georgs  W.  H.  Whitney, 

Thomas  Re  veil, 

E/ra  Hammond, 

William  Godfoe,  Jun. 

Archibald  M'Millan. 
KviiiNi:,  Xo.  2 — Watcrlno. 

[Mr.  F,tfvi  Lockhart,  Captain, 
Jchn  Hemic,  Lieutenant, 
\\'illiam  Frafer, 
William  Dunham, 
Vv^illiam  J.  Gaynor, 
Walter  Le  Cain, 
M^f^ncfs  iSebaflian, 
James  J^ennigar, 
David  XLitihrtl, 
Stijnmoi)  Hopkins, 
(ofeoh  Morle, 
Thoir-'j  Reed, 
J.  iepi'.  Clark, 
J  ;nies  Gocdwin, 
Williani  Hewitt, 
John  Kelly, 
John  Drury, 


William  Simpfon, 

William  Hoyt, 

Thomas  Nickerfon, 

William  N.  Venning, 
Engi.ne,  No.  8 — Nelson. 
Mr.  Cornelius  Van  Home,  Capt 

George  Waterbury,  Lient. 

Thomas  Boyne, 

George  Bonfall, 

Henry  M'Adams, 

James  Grant, 

Willet  Carpenter,  Jun. 

William  Barlow, 

William  Whclpley, 

George  Kay, 

Jacob  Kay, 

Pat  ick  Murphy, 

Alexander  Kirk, 

John  Grant, 

James  While, 

Ala  Jones, 

William  White, 

William  Bailey, 

Divid  Webb, 

J<  hn  Leonaid, 

^Villiam  Taylor, 

Geoioc  Hewitt, 

J.imes  Logan, 

Leonard  Woodworth, 

Jtlin  Dunham. 
K.Ni.iNK,  No.  4 — Smyth. 
Mr.  At  diew  Huichinfon,  Capt* 

Kilwaid  Bcnnifon,  Lieut* 

Huj^h  Wilfon, 

Jt  lemijh  Gove, 

Robert  Stewart, 

Jjihn  Bowycr, 

'J  horiias  Hunter, 

John  M'Biatnie, 


-I  i 


m 


John  M'Naughion, 
Caleb  Ratcliffe, 
John  M 'Gil pin, 
Kobert  Hyflop, 
John  Hammond, 


William  Smith, 
S.tmuel  Gillies, 
James  Brown, 
"I'homas  Spragg, 
Gilbert  Drake, 


K  O  A  D  S. 


Road  from  the  City  of  St.  John 
to  Fort  Cumberland. 

MILES. 

To  Hammond  River, 

Golding'j, 
Hampton  Ferrjr, 
J.  Baxter, 
Stadville, 
Suflex  Vale,  Spicer's, 


Carlifle's, 
James  Blakney's, 
Juftice  Scott's, 
ChriOian  Steve's, 
The  ftiiend  of  the 
Teticodiac, 


River 


I4i 

10 

to 

8 

6 

«3 

10 

8 

9 

lo 
--50 


Memramcook  Bridge, 

M'Eachran's,  14 

Weftmerlanid  Court- 

Houfe,  Falmer's,  9 

Sackville,  10 

Houghfon's,  7 

Fort  Cumberland,  6 

Not  —  Ffono  the  Court-       — 46 
Houfe  to  tbf  Fort  by  Weft-    — — 
cick  Ferry  iinailcs.  >44i 

Road  from  the  City  of  Si  John 
to  Frederictun. 

Mil  ?.S. 

To  Hampton  Ferry, 

Head  of  the  Bcllifl", 

Ferry  arWoidrn's, 
^j     Ocknabog  Biidpr, 
I     Bridge  at  Corey's  Mill, 

Ditto  at  Swnn  Ctrek, 

Sunbury  Court- Houfe, 

Ferry  at  Orumo£to, 

Frederi£lon, 


844 
10 

IB 

H 

9 

B 

9 


9« 


Nott — By  turning  to  Gage  Town 
the  diftance  between  Ocnabog  and 
Corey's  Mill  ii  increaCed  about  i 
mile. 

Road  from  St.  John  to  Freder- 
irtmi,  on  the  Weslent  side  nj 
[lie  River.  milks 

From  Carleton  to  Manawa- 
gonifh,  (Sweet's)  3 

Alwington  Manor,  13 

Worden's,  21 

FiederidoD,  4';M 

R'iadfrom  St.  John  to  Freder] 
idon  on  the  Eastern  side  o\ 
the  River.  milkJ 

To  the  Head  of  BelUfle,  34^! 

Ferry  at  the  Wafhademoac 
and  arrofs,   Watfon*s,  isj 

Jen»fe(j  Ferry,  Biidfells,  6 

Tilley's  in  Sheffield.  13 

S.  Pcrley's,  Maugerville,       10 
Ferry  actofs  to  FiedCiicton,  10 

861 

Road  from  St.  John  to  St. 
Andrews.  milks 

From  Carleton  to  Sweet's, 
Manawagnnifh,  3! 

Tilton's,  Mulquafli,  j(| 

Hughfoii's,  ^ 

Woodberry's,  16 

Mrs.    Reed's,    Magagau* 

davic,  10 

Chandlemas',  Digadegufb,       9 
Turner's,  4 

St.  Andrews,  8 


67 


|J/r(>(i<//ro)n  F. 
morland 
Wordevs. 
\\To  Worden's, 
Head  of  Be 
Studvilic, 
The  Court-i 


/t'oad  frmn  . 
Westmorh 
rin  the  W 
To  WafhaHcn 
acrofs,  Wai 
Head  of  B( 
'Ihc  Court- J 


i\ 


each    portion 
(hape  as  the  o 
this  to  be  doi 

The  follov 
bercH,  3}  we  fJ 
in  our  next 

From  fix  tak< 

ten  ;   . 
From  forty  ta 

lemain. 

To  one  hunc 
fifty  unite. 

You'll  find  ; 
tive  polite. 

Before  a  circ 
And  after 


irning  to  Gage  Town 
between  Ocnabog  and 
I!  ii  increased  about  i 


St.  John  to  Freder- 

the  Western 

sitk  Of 

1 

m 

MILKS 

ton  to  Manawi 

- 

wect's) 

3 

1  Manor, 

>3 

» 

521 

«• 

4V. 

mas',  Digadegufb,      $ 


WoafJfrom  Fredericf.nn  to  litest- 
morland  Cuurl-Uouse.^  via 
Wnrdevs.  Mil.  1:3. 

To  Worderi'f,  45^ 

Head  of  Bcliifie,  le 

Studville,  10 

The  Court-Houfr,  8y 

Itoad  frmn  Frcderldon  to  inn 
West  I  norland   Court-House^ 
via  the  W^ashademoac. 
To  Waibadenooac  Fsiry,  and 
acrofs,   Wa» Ton's,  t^g 

Head  of  Bellifle,  le 

1  he  Court- Houie,  89 

140 


It'oad  from  Fredericton  to 
Mirbnachi. 

MI  LES. 

To  D  oft  or  C«fey%  17 

M  Leod's,  5 

Sutherland's,  (on  the  Por- 

Porter's,  6 

Pond'ti,  c 

Davis*,  1 3 

James  Donald*!,  is 

John  Artie's,  7 

The  Forks,  1 

Indian  Town,  14 

ficaubear's  I^and,  16 

Couit-hoafe,  2 

10«A 


MISCELLANEOUS   SELECTIONS. 

Suppot'"e  a  Field     Five  hurdred  ncKtmufl  £nd  a  place, 


\ 


of  the  fti^pe  of 
th'S  figure  to  he- 
long  to  4  pcr.ple, 
who  are  defiroiM 
of  dividing  it 
amoii^fl  them,  in 
ftich   a  way  that 


Then  a  circle  and  tour  more. 
Place  tli^fe  aright,  and  in  the  fequci, 
You'll  find  a  Towo  wbich  has  no 

■equal. 

No.  4 

Lrt  eight  dots  be  placed  at  equal 
diOaircrs  from  each  other,  as  below, 


each    portion   fhall  be  of  the  fame      and  then,  without  taking  off  the  pen 


Ihape  as  the  original  field.     Hovr  m 
this  to  be  done  ? 

The  following  trifles  are  num- 
bered, a  J  we  {hall  give  their  foluiioni 
10  our  next  : — 

No.   J. 
From  fix  fake  nine,  from  nine  take 

ten  ;   . 
From  forty  take  fifty,  and  SIX  will 
lemain. 

No.   8. 
To  one  hundred  and  one,  fix  and 

fifty  unite, 
You'll  fi.id  I  am  coirteous,  atten- 
tive polite. 

No.  3. 
Before  a  circle  fifty  trace, 
And  after  it  fet  four ; 


or  retracing  any  part,  eitclofe  the 
whole  in  a  flourifh  or  figure,  which 
(hall  refeirblea  doubie  heart. 


•  «  * 

— 00 — 
CHAKAIIES. 

First. 
My  -fiift  the  guard  of  peafaiit's  lonel) 

cor, 

And  of  my  next  is  happinefs  the  lot ; 
My  whole  a  harn1efi«  form  remains, 
Of  iron  laws  and  flav'ry's<:ha4iis. 


Second. 
My  fi  ft  oft  forms  (in  evil  hour) 
Fetters  which  gal!i"g  prove  too 
oriei)  J 
Mv  ffcond,  emblem  of  that  pow'r, 
Which  caij  alone    iheir  rigours 
fofien  ; 
A  native  of  the  wood  and  grove  my 

third, 
Wheie  frequently  its  plaintive  notes 
ate  heard. 

Thir,l 
My  Grft  is  fmall  and  fpherical, 

And  uj^iy  is  my  fe.  ond  j 
My  whole,  in  times  more  clerical, 
A  holy  faint  was  leckon'd. 

There  no^v  refides  in  one  hoiife, 
the  property  of  a  rrlDetiable  farmer, 
\n  the  parifh  of  Magheramtfk,  coun- 
ty of  Antrim,  a  family  reiated  to 
each  other  in  the  following  manner, 
(the  relationftiip  is  not  traced  to  any 
perfon  out  of  the  hou(e,)  viz. — A 
tjrand  niece — two  grand  aunts — 
\  grandmother — a  fiHcr-in'-law — a 
a  grandfon-in-law — three  fathers — 
a  great  grand  uncle — a  brother-in- 
law — an  uncle — two  hu{])rnds — two 
^randfons — a  great  graadla'her — a 
great  grandfather-in-law — two  mo- 
thers— a  grand  mother-in-law — one 
aunt — a  daughter — a  great  gra^d  ne- 
phe  A' — a  great  grand  mother-in-law 
—two  nephews — two  taihpr. in-laws 
— a  grand  uncie — a  g;eat  graiidfon 
— two   Tons — a    great  j;rand     nut — 

two     vivei — two    grandfathers a 

great  grandmother — a  giandfather- 
in-law — a  grand  daughre; — *nd  fvo 
grand  nephews — and  the  Family  con' 
fxjii  of  but  Seven  Pe^ons  !  ! 

A  PDZZl.K. 
A  lady  hiid  occafmn  to  fend  a 
Diamond  Crois  to  a  Je-A'ellcr  to  be 
repaiicd.  To  piovide  againft  any 
impofttion,  fhc  had  the  precaution 
to  count  the  number  of  Diamonds, 


«  which  (he  did  in   the 

O  fol  owing  mariner  :  — 

o  She  found   the  Crois 

C  o  ri  contained     in    lenoth 

o  o  o  o  o  o  o  from    A  to  li,   9  Dia- 


morrds.  Reckoning 
f  om  B  t'>  *  \  or  hom 
B  to  D,  file  counted 
a  To  0. — ^Vhen  th; 
Crois  was  returned, 
counting  them  in  the 
fame  wav,  Hie  found  tl''*  nun  b^r  prc- 
cifely  the  fan'e  ;  ..  itwithllanding 
which  two  Diamonds  had  been  pur- 
loined.    Jiuw  was  this  managed  ? 


o 
o 
o 
o 
o 

b 


AitirniMF/rrf 
A  Mill  there  zi'as, 
That  caused  the  w 
The  Mdi  Stone  mt 
Was  bright  and  bt 
The  raf^ius  of  the 
Was  ji/Ji  three  fe( 

he  Mill  Stone' si\ 
inches, 

iamcter  of  the 
inches. 

'he  quejlion  is  TL-h 
Iflhn  same  Mill-, 

ndii/hatthe  valt 

coined,  VJith  th 


r  R  E  L  I  N  G  A  N  1)     NO     FEELING. 

Whilft  our  tror>ps  wcie  in  Lifbon, 
an  cfricer  went  into  the  (hop  of  a 
barber,  to  have  his  hair  cut  ;  at  the 
fame  iiiflaut  a  mendicant  liiar  en- 
tered with  the  ufual  irqueft,  '*  to  be 
fhaved  for  the  love  of  (Jod."  Ton- 
for,  though  he  at  all  times  preferred 
a  penny  in  a  paternoner,  diuft  not 
relule,  and  immediately  began  to 
perform  the  operation  by  lathering 
the  abundt^nt  bridles  on  the  chin  ol 
the  holy  father  with  cold  wster  and, 
a  little  fo:ip,  and  then  to  reap  the 
Oubborri  crop  with  a  notched  and 
rudv  razor.  The  torture  the  poo; 
priefl  endured  was  flronglv  drpi6^ed 
in  his  countenance,  but  Oill  the  iin- 
feelii  g  rtrap  moved  OP.  At  this  ift- 
iiant  a  violent  fcreaming  was  heaid, 
which  aiofe  from  an  unfortunate  kit- 
ten having  been  fe'zed  and  almoO 
torn  to  death  byalartie  doc-'*  What 
is  that  infernal  yell  ?"  exclaimed  the 
aftonifhed  {haver  ;  "  Nothing,  fon," 
replied  the  feeling  friar,  *' l)ut  fomf 
poor  cat  IhavinR  fcr  the  love  ol  God  ; 
pray  put  the  fufff^ring  animal  out  ol 
mifery  and  then  finifh  nie  !"  Tins 
mi'd  rebuke  produced  the  defired  cf- 
fe^l — the  patient  prifO  was  (haved 
to  his  fatisfaition,  and  the  repentant 
barber  dropped  a  tear  as  he  received 
a  bleftitig. 


which  fhe  Hid  in  the 
fol  owing  manner  : — 
She  found  (he  Crois 
oontained  in  lenath 
from  A  10  3,  9  D»a- 
morid<.  Rfckoninjj 
f-om  B  t'>  r,  or  horn 
B  to  D,  (he  counfeci'; 
a  To  0. — When  ih; 
C'rols  was  returned, 
counting  thtm  in  the 
und  th'  riunbfr  pre 
•e  ;  w  )twithllanding 
imonds  had  hfen  pur- 
was  this  managed  ? 

>J  1)     NO     FEELING. 

:ior<ps  wcie  in  Lifbon, 
t  into  the  (hnp  of  a 
his  hair  cut  ;  at  the 
I  rnendicant  liinr  en- 
uTual  irqucfl,  **  to  be 
love  of  Cjod."    Ten- 

at  all  times  preferred 
paternofler,  duift  not 
mmediately  began  to 
■  pcration  by  laihcriug 
briflles  on  the  chin  oi 
•  with  cold  water  and 
and   then   to   !eap  the 

witji  a  notched  and 
rhe  torture   the  pooi 

was  flronpiv  drpiOed 
lance,  hut  Oil!  the  un-  | 
oved  OP.     At  tHis  ift- 

fcreamin^  was  heaid, 
3m  an  unfortunate  kif- 
en  fe-zed  and  almoft 
yalarce  doe-'*  What 

yell  ?"  exclaimed  the 
er  ;  "  Nothing,  fon," 
lin^  friar,  ••  but  fomf 
fl  for  the  love  ol  God; 
ufffiing  animal  out  ol 
in  finifh  me  !"  'llii.s 
oduced  the  defired  ef- 
ent  priffl  was  (hived 
on,  and  the  repentant 
J  a  tear  as  he  received 


AinrilMETrrAT.  QURSTr<tX. 
\/l  Mill  there  u<as,  in  ancient  tme.^, 
That  caused  the  wonder  of  mankind  \ 
The  Mdl  Stone  made  vf  virgin  gold. 
Was  bright  and  beauteous  to  beheld. 
The  ladiiis  of  the  same,  1  am  told, 
Was  jvji  three  feet,  nor  lefs,  nor  mere, 
''he Mill  .^Vonr^thicknefs,  was  twelve 

inches, 
)iamcter  of  the  eye,  likewise  twelve 

inches. 

'^he  quejlion  is  7i.hcit  was  the  weight 
yfthrs  same  Miil-Stcne.  fatrandbnght 
indxhhatthe  value  z«{^eriingguineas, 
'coined,  luith  the  ftandard  alloy  ? 


EQUATION  OF  TIME. 

It  is  only  a  few  days  in  the  year 
that  a  regular  clock  or  watch  agrees 
with  the  Sun  in  (hewing  true  time. 

Clocks  and  watches  are  conflruft- 
cd  fo  as  to  divide  time  equal ; — 
whereas  the  Sun,  by  leafon  of  the 
obliquity  of  the  ecliptic  and  her  un- 
equal motion  in  difFerent  parts  there- 
of divides  time  unequal — herce  the 
difference  called  Fquation  of  Time. 
The  following  Table  will  fiiow  how 
many  minutes  {hould  be  added  to, 
or  subtrafled  ftom  any  hour  fhewn 
by  a  SunDia\  in  order  to  regulate 
a  watch  to  mean  time. 
Examples. 

Required  fo  regu.ate  a  Watch  to 
mean  or  equal  lime,  on  ciO  Fi;b. 

Look  for  Feb.  2  i,  and  oppofite  to 
it  yr)U  will  find  14  minutes  to  be 
added  to  Solar  in  o  dei  to  find  the 
mean  time,  therefore  when  the 
Dial  (hows  any  hour,  set  your 
watch   14  minutes  fsOer. 

Required  to  regulate  a  Watch  on 
the  3d  O8obcr,  to  equal  time? 

Look  for  Of^oher  3.  and  oppofite 
to  it,  you  will  find  1 1  minutes  to  be 
Iubtra8ed  fiom  Solar  in  order  to 
find  mean  time  ;  t^ercfoie  fct  your 
Watch  n  minutes  slowei  than  any 
hour  (hewn  you  by  the  Dial. 


A  TABLK 

Of  the  Equation  of  Time,  calcula- 
ted to  the  nea:efli  minute  (or  eve- 
ry day  in  the  year. 


Jan. 


1  add 
3 


5 

7 
10 

18 

18 
SI 

25 

30 
1 

10 

fit 

«5 
4 
8 

IS 

18 

25 
28 

April  I 
4 


Feb. 


Mar. 


7 
11 

15  Qc^' 

ig  sub. 
23 


e8 
May     1 

7 
e; 

June    1 

4 
10 

15  0cl.  6 

So  add  1 

24  2 

28  3 

Jul)r    1  3 


4 
5 
6 

7 
8 

9 
10 

11 

J2 

»3 
H 
11 

H 

12 
11 

10 
9 

8 

T 
/ 

6 
.5 

4 

4 

3 
s 

I 

6 

1 

s 

3 
8 
4 
3 
3 

2 
1 


3 
10 
16 


4 
.5 
6 


Aug.   1  add 
8 

i5 

eo 

24 
28 

Sept.   1 


6 

5 
4 
3 
2 

1 


4  sub. 
6 


oa. 


9 
la 

J5 
18 

21 

24 

27 

30 

3 
6 

9 

J3 
18 
24 

Nov.   1 

H 
20 

«3 

«7 
30 
2 

5 

7 
\o 

12 

14 
16 

i3 

20 

22 


Dec. 


1 
2 

3 

4 

5 
6 

7 
8 

9 
10 
1 1 

IS 

»3 

M 

J5 
16 

16 

15 
J4 
J3 
12 

1 1 
10 

9 
8 

7 
6 

5 
4 
3 
2 

1 


24  0cl.  6 
26  add  1 
28  s 

3»  3 


l\\[ 
m 


do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
da. 


Si<^7ials  made  at  Partridge  Island,  and  repeated  at  Fort  Ilowej 
rJioi  Vessels  are  coming  into  t/fe  Harbour, 

One  }>nii  c\o^(=i  for  one  square  rigged  veiiael, 

One  ball  lialf  hoi-^ted  t\,r  two 

Two  balls  clo--^,  for  thrne 

Two  ]>alls  sepaiated  /"or  tour 

A  pondar>t,  ot"  any  colour,  for  five 

A     do.     under  a  ])a!l,  tor  six 

A     do.     ovt-r  a  ball  half  hoisted,  for  .seven  do. 

A     do.     \indrr  two  ballij  clo'ie,  tor  e?<rht,      do. 

A     do.     bftween  t\s'o  bulls  nepartod,  tor  nine  Jo. 

A.  flag  of  any  colour,  t'or  ten  or  more  do.  « 
[The  ahove  are  lunslcd.  at  flie  cast  or  xce.st  yard  arm,  according 
fo  the  quarter  the  vessel  fird  appears  in,  ivilh  the  addition  of  a 
hall  at  the  centre  of  the  yard  until  the  vessels  can  be  seen,  when  out 
or  more  of  the  fallowing  deHcriptive  colours  idll  be  hoisted  at  the 
mast  head.'] 

An  Union  for  a  Flag  Ship,  wiih  or  without  a  Squadron, 

Do.  with  a  Ri'd  Pendant  over  R,  foi-  a  T\A'o-deckttr, 

Do.  with  a  Bin,'  Pendant  over  it,  for  a  Frigate, 

Do.  v\-ith  a  Vvliite     do.    over  it,  for  a  small  armed  Vessel, 

A  red  Flag  pierced  white  for  a  Packet, 

A  blue  Pen-^ant  tor  a  Merclant  ship, 

A  red  Pendant  for  a  Merchant  brig, 

A  white  Pendar.t  ^r  a  topswil  schociier  or  sloop, 

A  blue  and  v/hite  flag  horizontallydivided,  a  Neutral  fleet, 

"White  and  blue  Pendant,  Neutral  Man  of  War, 

Blue  flag,  Neutral  inerehant  ship, 

A  red,  white  and  blue  flag,  an  Enemy's  fleet, 

A  red,  white  and  blue  pendant,  an  {'jnerny's  Man  of  War, 

A  VQtX  flag,  an  Fnoniy^^  merchantman, 

An  Union  Jack  over  neutral  or  eneinv's  signals,  the  vessel 
is  detained,  or  a  pri7..% 

A  white  flag  over  any  signal,  vessel  bears  a  Flag  of  Truce. 

A  l)all  at  tiie  mast  head — vessel  is  on  shore  or  in  distress : 
should  .immediate  aid  be  necessary,  guns  to  be  fired. 


Time  (f  g<nng  through  the  Falk. 

THE  Falls  rtre  level  (or  still  water)  about  three  hours  fmd 
an  half  on  the  Flood,  and  about  two  houris  and  an  half  on 
the  Kbb,  which  makes  it  ])assablc  four  time*  in  24  hours,  about 
lo  or  to  minutes  each  time. — No  other  rule  can  be  given  as 
much  depends  on  the  floods  in  the  UiverSt.  .fohn.and  the  time 
of  high  *vater  or  lull  H(»a.  which  is  o/ten  hastened  bs  winds, and 
in  the  proportion  to  the  heighth  of  them. 


OFFICER? 

\Ofthc  Most  jh 

c&pted  Masot 

Jurisdiction 

'j'he  R.  " 

The  R.  V 

The  R.  \ 

The  R 

1  he  R. 

The  R.  \ 

1  h^  R.  \ 

T!  =  R. 

ihe  R.  '\ 

\ 

\ 


I 
B 

The  R.  \ 


Lodtres  under  t 


Nb. 

i88,  called 

No. 

211,  called 

T 

No. 

1,  called  U 

Xo. 

2,  cdiled  V 

No. 

3,  calcd  Pj 

No. 

6,  called  D 

No. 

7,  called  T 

No. 

9,  called  C 

No. 

TO,  called  1 

No. 

1 1,  called  J 

No. 

19,  called  i 

No, 

«i,  called  ! 

No. 

22,  called  J 

No. 

85,  called 

Xo. 

26,  called 

No. 

27,  called 

No. 

28,  called 

No. 

29,  called 

No. 

31,  called 

No. 

32,  called 

No. 

34,  called 

No. 

35.  called 

No. 

,36,  called 

OFFICERS  OF  THE  PROVINCIAL  (VR  VND  LODGE, 

\Ofthe  Mo.si  Ancient  and  IlonoiiraUe,  FvafcrnUy  of  Ftre  and  Ac- 
I   cqifi'd  Masons,  in  ih&  Froiince  of  NovaScolhi,  and  Mfitouic 
Jarh'didion  thcmmfo  )  n' Ion  gin  ;^,  for  the  year  r),s|,s. 
^ihc  R.  W.  John  George  Pyke,.Erq;  Grand  MaOcr, 
The  R.  W.  John  Albro,  Efq.  Deputy  Grand  Maflcr, 
The  R.  W.  James  ('oliupy,  Sen.  Grand  Wam'cn, 
The  R    W.  Jofeph  Hamilton,  Jim.  Grand  Warden, 
1  he  R.  VV.  Adolphus  Veith,  Efq.  Grand  Secretary, 
Thp  R.  W.  James  S.  Alport,  Grand  Treafurer, 
1  h^  R.  W.  and  Rev.  Benjamin  G.  G-ay,  G:apd  Chaplain, 
Ti:=  R.  W.  A.  M.  Holland,  Grand  Marfhal. 
.I'he  R.  W.  j^tvld  Shaw  Clark.  Lfq.  J)cp.  Grand  Secretary, 

W.  Abuer  Stowell,  Sen.  Grand  Deacon  and  G.  S. 

W.  Jame*  Tiiion,  Jun.  Grand  Deacon  and  G.  S, 

B.    John  Wci'tray,  Grand  Sword  Bearer, 

B.     Henry  King,  Grand  Purfuivant. 

B.    John  Cox^  Grand  7'yler. 

The  R.  W.  Thomas  VVeimorc,    Elq.  Deputy  Grand  Mailer,  in 
Ncw-BrunfWick, 

Lodges  Liwhr  theJurisdi'J'in)i  of  the  Grand  Lod;j;z  of  Nova-Scotia. 

0\  THE  Uk(;ist[iy  of  En(h..\M). 
iNb.  188,  called  St.  Andrews,  held  at  Halifax,  i(\  Tuefday  in  the  month, 
iNo.  211,  called  St.  John,  held  at  Halifax,  ifl  Monday  do. 

On  Tin-:  IvciitsTKY  of  Nova-Scoiia. 
[No.  1,  called  Union,  held  at  H-ilifax,  cd  Monday  in  the  month, 
INo.  2,  'Jdlled  Virgin,  held  at  Halifax,  ^fh  Monday  ditto, 
FNo.  3,  calcd  Parr,  held  at  Shelbui  ne,  ad  Thurfday  ditto, 
|Nq.  6,  called  Digby,  held  at  D:gby,  ift  Tuefday  ditto, 
jNo.  7,  called  Temple,  held  at  Guyfijorough,  ifl  Thurfday  dittDj. 
INo.  9,  called  Che  Her,  held  at  ('heftcr,  ifl  Tuefday  ditto, 
JNu.  10,  called  Hit?im,  held  at  Shelburue,  2d  Tuclday  ditto^ 
INo.  11,  called  St.  George,  held  at  Cornwallis,  ifl  Monday  ditto, 
iNo.  19,  called  Sr.  George,  held  at  Maugcrville,  N.  B.  ad  Tuefday  ditto, 
INo.  ai,  called  Sion,  held  at  Suflcx-Vak,  N.  B.  iH  Mon.  afiei  F.  Moon, 
jKo.  22,  called  Solomon,  hold  ai  Ftcderi6ion,  N.  B.  ifl  Tuefday  after  do. 
[No.  25,  called  Annapolis  Royal  Lodge,   held  at  Annapolis  Royal,  the 

ifl  Tuefday  in  the  monih, 
|No.  26^  called  St.  John,   held  at  Charlotte-Town,  Prince  Ed.   Ifland, 

ad  Tuefday  ditto, 
iNo.  27,  called  Hibernia,  hcid  at  Liverpool,  cd  Tuefday  diilo, 
INo.  28,  called  Harmony,  held  at  Sydney,  C.  B.  ifl  Wednefday  ditto, 
INo.  29,  called  St.  John,  held  at  St.  Joh./,  N.  B.  id  Tuefday  ditto, 
JNo.  31,  called  Midian,  held  at  Kingflon,  N.  B.  ad  Turfday,  ditto, 
jNo.  32,  called  Wentwoith,  held  at  Yarmouth,  ad  Tuefday  ditto, 
'lo.  34,  called  Orphan's  Friend,  held  at  St.  Stephen's,  N.  B.  ift  Wed- 

nefday  after  Full  Moon. 
fo,  35,  called  New  Caledorian,  held  at  Pi£lou,  ad  Tuefday  in  month. 
To*  36,  called  Newport,  held  at  Newport,  ift  I'ucf.  after  every  F.  M. 


1 


/ 


jmti^ti 


■    \ 


7 
.      i. 


I  .■    i! 


No.  37,  callrd  Eaflcrn  Star,  held  at  St.  Amlrews,  N.  B. 
No.  38,  called  Union,  held  at  St.  John,  N   B.  3d  Tuefdayinthc  month, 
No.  39.  called  Royal  Standard,  in  the  Roval  Artillery,  2d  Tuefday  do 
No.  40,  called  Mufquodoboit,  held  at  Mutquodoboit,  eve.y  Tuefday  be- 
fore Full  moon, 
No.  41,  called  Regent,  htl?!  at  Dyrcheflrr,  ift  Monday  in  the  month* 


OFFICERS  OF  HIS  MAJESTY'S  SHIPS, 

Rear  Admired  Sir  DAVID  MILNK,  K.C.B.  avd  K.W.N. 

John  PavtonLaaikv,  Est j.  Secretary, 


L!:ani)i:r,  CO  guns. 
Liptuiri  E.  Chathaiiij  CB'. 
'..ieuts.   Mathow  AJunro, 

J.  S.  Dixori; 

J.  ArDovvull^ 

W.  RtMiuio, 

A.  Macl<>an, 

R.  Ailciii^(m, 
Capt.  Miiiinos,  W.  Co]lin«5y 
■l/i.'^.ut.  (li;to.  R.  S.  Holiaiidj 
MaoU'.r,  P  Cut*tranco, 
'Mjrire.m,  II.  Baiiii<^, 
A';!;;!!?!*!!!!!?,  \V.  T.  Llrtvvellyn, 

J.  ArmHtioni^y 
Ciiaplain,  R.  Brown, 

J.  Milner. 
FoRTxi,  50  f;-iins. 
Captain  Sir  J.  Jjonis.  3art. 
liieLits.   J.  Miiples, 

P.  P.  Bagw  oil, 

■   a.  Rusr,.-ll, 

"/lout.  ^Lirinc?,  J.  Xicholas, 
Master,  W.  SinHilo.-t, 


Suriioon,  John  Sandi-rs,^ 
Asbibiant,  Rd,  AVarvvick, 
Pufaor,  Rd.  Smith,  (3.) 
WvK,  24  guns. 
C:i plain  John  lianier,  C.B. 
Liouls.    Henry  Brett, 
•    ^         James  R.  Allen, 
lyt.  Lieut.  Mar.  H.J.  Gdlespic] 
Master,  .famea  Jolmstone, 
Surgeon,  Ev:3n  Eva^jy, 
Assi^^tant,  R.  M-Cay, 
Pursier,  ,y\i;i-i{i  'Sl),u;;j,<.'tt. 

Harhiki!,    is  ^uns.  • 
Captain. Sir C  T.  Junes, K. 
Licuis.   G.  ^V^  Mai-SMiv,   \ 

:      T.B.  We! is,  acting, 
rJa.-'ter,  Juini  Bartie, 
Surgeon,  Janus  S.ni!e\', 
A-sl-itaiit,  M.  And^json, 
Puiser.  Pliilip  Winzrr. 

Smuok-V,  a '6  guns.- 
Captain  JyAwi  (i(i»'e, 
Lieut-5.   11.  E.  Cutiin, 


■surgeon,  P.  T.  €reogh,ir*^     "N  C.  B.  Siewart, 

Vssi^stuHts,  P,  :vrD«>ugail,  ^  Master,  Jarneo  iVarc*^, 

Charles  T)  I u^jlaas,        Su,rg<Mjn,  John  Tiieaisiu'n, 


Chaplain,  Robert  WiUi!:!, 
Puiirier,  Thomas ^yiUici;. . 

Dee.  2r«i,uns. 
Captain Sanuf!  Chambers, 
Lieuis.  '^R.  Hoop<T, 

i  A.  Howe,  acting, 
liieut.  Marines,  1).  Canipbijiij^ 
Vlaster,  Walter  Ram&ay, 


I 


(Vbijij'tant,  Thomus  Gray, 
iiirser,  Arch  d>a Id  Scott. 

■:■  Ol'08^l!.M,   10  gUl(8. 

Capl.  Rt.  lion.  Lord  Joiin  Ha; 
Lu^  u  t  ejiSifi  t ,-  C .  W ' .  i\* '  w  e  r, 
Maatef,  J.  Miller,  acting, 
Surj;p»}on,  W.  Btirn, 
I^M's>ej-,  II.  DtMH. 


N.  R. 
uefday  in  the  month,  | 
e/y,  2(1  Tuefday  do 
t,  evc.y  Tuefday  be- 

iday  in  the  month. 


5  SHIPS, 

3.  aivl  K.W.N. 
E.S(|.  Secretary, 
lin  Sun  dors,. 
],  \Varvvick, 
Smith,  (3.) 
K,  24  guns, 
n  liarnei-,  C.B. 
iry  Brett, 
les  K.  Allen, 
'ar.  H.J.  Gillespie] 
ica  Johnstone, 
•Ml  Evaoi:', 
.  M-Cay, 
jc  'Slv);j;;j,ott. 

C  T.  Junes,  K. 

^V\  AJa.st.in,    ";.^ 
±  Wv'.h,  actui's, 

rnrs  S.nUev, 
l.'Ani'uMson, 
ijj  Winarr. 
t.v,  .  1 3  •<^un3.- 

i^.  Slew  art, 
neo  i.\  arc*^', 
jhn  Thcai^iiurt, 
'hi»ina>s  (jJray, 
;h  !!>:'. la  Scott.' 

-I'M,  10  ,2;i't'»S. 

on.  Lord  John  Ha\ 
C.  V\.  lA4>vvur, 
Miljt'r,  acting, 
f.  Bum, 
DtMn. 


