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MerUnus  Liber atus. 


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ALMA  N  A  G  K 


Being  the  Third  after  BiJexHif,  or  Leap-Tear  i 
And  from  the  Creation  of  the  World,  ac(\nd'tng 
to  the  bell  Hiftory,  5762, 

And  the  127th  of  oiir  Deliverance  by  K.  HHlliam 

From  Popery  and  Arbitrary  Government 
But  the  137th  from  the 

Horrid,  Popish^  Jacobite  Plot* 


Wherein  are  contained  all  Things  fitting  and  ufeful  for  fiich  a  Woi  k  ;  ;  s 
an  Ephemeris  of  the  daily  Mot-ons  of  the  Planets,  with  their  vai  ions 
Configurations,  Afpeils,  Conjundtions  ;  Lunations,  Eclipfes,  Aftiono-- 
mical,  Aftrological,  Meteorological  Obfervations,  the  rifing  and  fetti ng 
of  the  Sun,  Moon,  Planets,  and  fixed  Stars,  illuftrated  with  Tables  of 
the  Tides,  Ternns,  and  daily  Equation  of  Clocks  ;  Length  and  Break, 
Increafe  and  Decreafe  of  Days,  Semidiurnal  andSeminodturnal  Arches 
for  leveral  Latiratlcs ;  a  Chronology ;  Remarks  on  the  Divifioiis  of  the 
Heavens,  with  Judgments  J,  tlie  Eclipfes  and  Seafons,  handled  ac- 
cording to  the  Rules  of  the  Ptolomean  Aftrology,  with' niaily  othei 
Things  relating  to  the  Troth  of  Alhology. 


Bv   JOHN  PARTRlr>G£. 


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Calculated  for  the  Meridian  of  Lo:;ro 


Etiam  Mortuus  loquitur^ 


LONDON. 


2     January  hath  XXXI  Days. 

Cold  Winter  Storms  are  not  all  past, 
Expect  another  Pinch  at  Door ; 

Remember  theu  thai  Treafure  hasi^ 
Thy  Duty's  to  relieve  the  Poor. 


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New  Mcon  loih  Day,  at  2  Aftrrn, 
Piiil  Qu.r.  i8th  Day,  at  4  Af^ern. 
Full  iVJooa  25th  Day,  at  10  iVIo-n. 

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Observations. 


!  i  Various  In  tell i- 
I  *  geiice  arrives  rrom 
most  Parts  of  J  Eu- 
rope, and  many  Na- 
tions are  now  con- 
fulting  their  future 
Happiness ;  but 
ihere  is  Caufc  tp 
doubt,  theie  will 
not  be  that  Can- 
covr  and  Humani- 
y  amongst  them,  as 
flight  be. 


A  s 


I  • )  A  vc  h  ij  i  fli  op  Laud  be 
headed  2645 

II  Sir  Hans  Sloane 

died  1752 
5  Pvond'cberry 

C-c  enaered  17^:1 
/  Bit.ofFalkirk  1746 
Fiift  Parliajn.  1^69 
21  Louis  XVi  . 

ofFr.  beh,  1793 
2,  A  grtrat  iire  at 

tlieCuftom-h.17 1  i- 
'2S  H-n.V;U.d-ai547 
ji  Guv  faux  ex.  <6o- 


A  3 


4    February  hath  XXVIII  Days. 


Now  Winter  Storms  are  almost  gone, 
The  lovely  Spring  will  foon  appear  ; 

And  tender  Grafs  spring  up  an^Jn, 

The  liarmiefs  Cattle's  Hearts  to  cheer. 


F 

S 
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27'M 
2  .8  Tu 


buhday^  and 
Remark.  Days 


IC,2o 


Shro.Sr  Agatha 


Pj  Shrove  Tuef  day 
W  Afh  Wedncfday 


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Sua  riles 
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Blase 


28 


Sun  fets  4  48 

t  Sun»  in  Lent 
Hil.T.  e.  Cam. 
Valentine.  Olc 
Embcf  Week 

Sun  rifes  6  59 

2  Sun.  in  Lent 

Sun  fets  5  8 


Th  Sua  rifes  6  48 
~  St  Mat.  of 
[Cam*  be 
I  Sttn.  in  Len^ 


Sun  fets  522 


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Jupiter  is  a  Morning  Star  till  March  2(3 ;  then  an  Evening  Star  till 
Oct.  14  \  then  a  Morning  Star  to  the  End, 


Jupiter  1 

South 


Venus 

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Partridge.  February,  1815. 


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oa  37     Laft  Quar.    ist  Day,  at    5  Morn, 
o    41     New  Moon   9th  Day,  at  10  Morn, 
o    45     Firll  Quar.  17th  Day,  at   5  Morn, 
o    49     Full  Moon  23d    Day,  at  8  Aitern. 
o    53  iftDav    So.  nni3o;     8mig;  g   oa  6 

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8  55 

10  1 2 

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10  16 

11  17 
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1  10 

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Obfervations. 


The  /"m/ry^  Na- 
tion, and  tlicir  lati 
Ruler,  have  recciv 
ed  fuch  4  S.Sock, 
that  they  have  rdlen 
to  rife  np  more  for 
60aie  Time  yet  to 
come.  Their  infult- 
ing  Pride  has  been 
brought  to  a  low 
Ebb. 


4  Martinlco  fur,  1762 
6  Cha.  11.  died  1685 

a  I  London  Bridge 

burnt  1632 
I*  Lacy  Jane  Grey 

beh^^aJed  1554 
12  A  great  Fire  at 

the  Ciittom-h.  1814 
16  Sir  J.  Oidcaftle 

burnt  141^ 
18  Q:_Mary  behe.  15S7 
22  Quaker't  affii- 

mation  accep .  i  joj, 
^4  Ear)  Dcrv  ent" 

water  beli  a(l.i7i6 

5  hir  Chr.  Wren- 


die.-] 


ViNi:s  is  an  Evening  Star  till  Oct.  IF. and  then  a  Morning 
  Star  to  the  En^» 


MW 
D  D 
I  W 

2 


6     March  hath  XXXI  Days. 

Now  bleed  and  purge  had  Humours  clear, 
Worser  Distempers  to  preverjt , 

If  Weather  be  not  too  severe, 

For  Cost  and  Pains  you'll  not  rcpjnt. 


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16 

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Sundays  and 
Remark.  Days. 


David 
Th  Chad 


F 

S  Sun  rifes  6  30 


3 
4 

61VI 
Tu 


10 
12 

i4Ti 


Perpetua 

8  W 

9  Tk  Sun  fets  5  40 


[Gregory 


6  8 


W  Sun  rifes 
St.  Patrlcl 

Edw.K.W.S.Oxf.T.e. 


O  long 
I 


loK  52311144 


PJ:.^  Sun'l 


18 

20  M 

21  Tu  Benedifl 

22  W  Sun  fets  6  6 

23  Th  Maundy^  Thur, 

24  F  3cod  Friday 

25  S  Lady  Day 

26  A  Saftcr  Day 

27  M  Barter  Monday 
aSTuBafkr  Tael'day 

29  W 

30  Tij  Sun  rifes  5  39 

31  F  Sun  fets  4  23 


II 
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Cam.  T.  e 


D  longjcT  ,  i  i  2  I  Afpedh'and 


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HI  Weather. 


Z^Moderuti  unci 
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Partridge. 


March,  1815.  7 


Lix'H  Quar.  2d  Day,  at  10  Night. 
New  Moon  iithDay,  ac  3  Mom. 
Firfl  C^jar  i8th  Day,  at  2  Aftern. 
Full  Moon  25th  Day,  at  7  Morn. 
ulDayt^So.  9 ni  56;  d'  7«i55;  5  1  a 
16th  Day       9  18;     7  47;  5x1114.9. 


Mjd riles Moon.Clock  Lular  Afpcdts 
Di^f^u   


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Obfervations. 


The  famoi?s  Trine 
f  Saturn  arc!  Jupi 
ter  will  bring  abou 
Tuch   Changes  in 
Europet   as  I  hope 
will  Iciid  to  peace 
ful  Proceedings, 
fuch  as  have  been 
long  in  Dirpute. 


4  Hen.VI.depof.  1461 
6  Firft  appear,  of 
•.heNor.ijs;htsi7S6 

8  K.W.  III.  died  1702 

9  Rizzlomurd,  1566 
10  Acl  for  build.  50 

new  churches  17 10 
J4  Adm.Bying/hoti757 
18  Amer.  Stamp- 
Act  repealed  1766 
^Ellz.  died  1603 
2,7  Jamesl.  died  1625 
a8  Tobac.  brought 

to  England  2585 


died 


April  hath  XXX  Days. 


As  in  the  lr.st  Month,  so  in  this, 
Do  to  your  Bodies  as  before ; 

The  Season  Gan4iot  be  amiss, 

To  make  your  Boilies  sound  and  pure. 


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i>una<iys  and 
Remark.  Days. 


but;  riles  5  35 

Lew  Su!ftt^-2  7 

Rd.Bp..  of  Chic. 
St.  Ainbrofe 
Ox.&Cam.T.b 
Oltl  Lady  Day 

Sun  ftts  6^9 


53 


Safter  T.  beg. 
3un  rifes  5  9 


6  A  J  S.  af,  Egftei^ 

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21 
22 


24  M 

2; 

26  Wj 

27  Th 


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129 
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Alphege 
Sun  fets  7  4 


12 
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f  A  gre.U  Eclipfe 

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1  V/.  &  ivL  cro.  168^ 

14  Handel  died  I7S«; 

£6  Bait,  of  Cullo.  1746 

22  Fien.  VJI.  died  1509 
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23  Shakelp.  died  1616 
;7  Dunkirk  d em.  17 14 
JO  Bat.  Fontenoy  1745 


As 


10       May  hath  XXXI  Days. 

Sec  how  the  Glory  of  the  Spring 

O'erfpreads  the  flow'ry  Meadows  gay, 

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To  Lady  Flora,  Qufccn  May. 


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New  Moon  9th  Day,  at  6  Morn. 
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Full  Moon  23d  Day,  at  5  Morn. 
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The  Planets  this 
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disposed,  and  sig- 
nify great  Changes 
in  Eurofye ;  strange 
and  variable  Things 
will  be  produced, 
but  of  what  Kind, 
Time  will  deter- 
mine. Some  Dis- 
turbances in  France, 
aad  also  in  Spam^ 


Obfervatio-s. 


I  Diyden  died     1 700- 
4  Hen,  VI.  mur- 
dered 147 1 
14  Anne  Boleyn 

beheaded  1504 
17  D.  of  Marlbo- 
rough died  1722 
Priaca.  of  Wales 
bom  1768 
19  Batrie    .of  La 

Hegue  1692 
27  J.  Calvin  died 

1554 


A  6 


1.2       June  hath  XXX  Days. 

The  careful  Farmer  now  pie^ares 

His  lender  Flocks  of  Slieep  lo  shear  ; 

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His  litlJe  Infant  Stock  lo  rear. 


M 
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6  Tb 


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Remark.  Days 


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10  n 


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29 

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Sun  rifes  3  48 
Sun  fets  8  /  3 

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FirftQuar.  13th  Day,  at   2  Attern. 
Full  Moon  21II  Day,  at   9  Mom. 
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8 

A 

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A 

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* 

A 

A 

The  Afpeds  of 
this  Month  are  very 
harmonious,  tend- 
ing to  Peace  and 
Tranquillity. 

England y  France ^ 
Germany y  with  Po- 
landy  and  even  all 
Europe,  are  deeply 
concerned  in  bring- 
ing Things  to  a 
Conclufion. 


Obfervations. 


4  The  Rebellion 

began      -  1745 

6  Hen.  II.  died  1189 
Edw.  VI.  died  1553 
SirT.Moore  be- 
headed    -  1535 

7  Edw.  I.  died  1^07 
9  Czar  Peter  mur- 
dered    -  1762 

13  Peace    of  U- 

trecht      -      1 7 13 

17  Cape  Breton 

taken      -  ^745 

24  Gibraltar  takei)  1704 

29  Span iih  Armada 

defeated    -  ic88 


16    Augull  hath  XXXI  Days. 

Al 

D 

h 

V 

11 

0 

r 

6 

25 

Full  welcome  is  good  W euther  now, 

6 

9 

7 

2 

The  Ff'irmer  cuts  Viis  Ctop  ; 

I  i 

0 

g 
0 

I 

And  bids  the  Poor  right  welcome  to 

10 

0 
0 

I 

Pick  iij  whcif  now  is  dropt. 

2  I 

& 
0 

9 

] 

26 

c 

I 

IVl  vV 
DO 


27 


.a  in  mas  Day 

Sun  rifes  4  21 
Sun  fets  7  37 


oundays  and 
Remark.  Days. 


O  long 


W 
Tn 
F 
S 

6A|iiS.a.T.Tranj 

7  M  Name  of  Jefui 
8Tu 
9W 

ic  Til  St.  Lawrence 

1 1  F  Dog  Days  end 

12  S  Pr. Wales  b. 

13  A  12     a.  T*  Old 

14  M  [Lammas 
I  5  Tu  ^J/umj.  tio/i 
i6W|>.of  York  k 
I7T. 


9  15 


Sun  rifes  4  47 
Sun  fees  7  1 1 
A  138.  afuTriii* 
IViP*  Clarence  b. 


23  W 

24 TuUc  Mm}y^-^m, 

25  F  Sun  rifes  5  o 

26  S 


•4  S.  aft*  Txm, 
28MSt.  Auguftini 
Tu  J.  Bapt.  behead. 

W 

Yk  Sun  fets  6  49 


10 
1 1 

1 2 

13 
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»5 

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17 
18 

19 
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2  I 
22 

23 
24 

25 


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14  56 
29    5 'J 

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28  41 

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25  14 

20  19 

2b'29 
14  29 


26 

27 

28 


32 

3- 
28 
29  26 
cnji24 
1  21 


20 

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13  4927 

25  47 
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20  6 
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28 


22 
:  1 3  26 


327 
27 


28 


2624  Cooling  gales  j 

some  JIjo<vjers 
of  rain. 


29 


Aipects  and 
Weather.  | 


SOI? 


25 

^5 
25 

26 

26 

27 

Fine  iveaiber 
29  yrr  /^ir  begin- 
ning of 


4ft 
5 

'  3 
4 


28  1419 

25 


All  ? 

SI?  5?=  d:;? 
*  ?  ?' 

AO  cf 
bout. 


ri  n  17 

24  55 
82558 


9232730 


29  lb 
29 


727 
29 


Thunder  in 
some 
AS  2 


\  9  ire  places. 
19  3 


Df  So.  :  n 


3  a4G 
3  -4 

3  ^ 

2  52 

2  37 
2 


22 

k5 


26 

Di&  fets 

orn  6 
o  4C 

J  39 
2  44 
fets 
8a44 
9  6 
9 
9 


/enus 
South 


2a  54 

2  S 
2  4 
2  43 

2  39 

2 


Partridge.  Aiiguft,  1815. 


17 


New  Moon  5th  Day,  at  7  M  ni. 
Firll  Q^iar.  1  uh  Day,  at  ii  Nighr. 
Full  Ivioon  19th  Day,  at  12  Nigut. 
[.ait  Quar.  271  a  Day,  at  10  iNight. 
ill  Day  b  So.c  ni  6  ;  J'  4  m  36  ;  ^  iom59 
?  a  o  :  4. 


i6'h  Da^, 


28 


12 

A 

H 
Is 

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21I 
22I 
2 

24 


8m  9 

9  7 

10  iC 

1 1  14 

oar; 
I  17 


i'vloon  jv,:.lcck 
South  Ibcf.G' 

79' 
56 

5^ 

45 

43 

37 

31 

2 1 

17 
9 


G 


morn. 

0  o| 
o  42' 
I 

2 


36110 

36!i 


S 

45  S 
33  5 
224 

1 2 
2 
52 
43 
32 
20 


rifes  I  morn 


7^53 

S  I2| 

8  ^01 
8  45 

3 
20 


9 
9 

9 
I  o 

10  42 

;o|morn. 
2  r  crr)26 


5 

32 
14 

241 

nil 

v.i 
58I0 

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4' 
3^ 
20 
8 
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44 
31 

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20 


4  2  ;  I O  5 1 
ObfervMcions. 


Not  !r!uch  l\a]k  ot 

bat  .iathjCf  many 
Uerious  Negoii^i- 
tions  on  Foot, 
and  Ambailadors 
employed  i  ^serein. 

The  ■  Norfr  ern 
P  irts  of  Riii  oiH>  are 
vet  ynfettled,  .and 
li"  Prince«  thereof 
(i.  d  Things  move- 
heavily^ 


1  Q.  Anne  died  1714 

2  Ld-  Neiron  beat 

the  French  fleet 
near  E^^-pt  1798 

5  Crovvn  Pumt  ta- 

ken   -     -  1759 

6  King  james  II. 

c!ie<l    -     -  i']c.i 
8  CnerboLvgt;iken  1 75-3 
16  In  a  Rebiliion 
in  Ireland  iUin 
200,000    -  1642 
K.Richard  III. 
killed  in  Bof- 
wc^rth  F.eld  14^5 


22 


18    September  hath  XXX  Days. 


Now  Quarler-Day  is  drawing  nigb, 

The  Tenant  is  cjiiient, 
Out  of  his  Labours,  to  lay  by 

Son:ie  Money  for  his  Rent* 


M 

D 

I 

7 

6 

7 

1 1 

6 

i6 

6 

21 

6 

26 

6 

n 

3Q 

i7'29 


ivi.W 
D 


bundays  and 
DlRemark.  Days. 


3 

5  TulSun  rifes  5  20 
7  Th  Enurchus 


16  A  16  S 
II  M 

2|TuSun  fets  6  26 

TBlHoIy  Crofs 
Sun  rifes  5  40 


Giles 
Lond.  bt,  1666 
5  Sc  afle  fnm. 


Nat.  ©f  V.  M. 


{7  S.af.T.  Lam- 

[bert 
Sun  sets  612 

,  Matthe^v 
.Geo.  III.  cr. 


17*'?^ 
i8M 
19IU, 

20  W!^>rober  W 


Sun  rifes  .5  56 
18  Sc  aft. 


21 

22 

24  A 

25M 

26  Tu  Cyprian.  Old 

27  W      [Holy  Rood 

28  Th  Sun  fets 
F 
S 


St.  Jerome 


O  long 
o 


8iifc  8 
9  6. 


10 
1 1 

12 


12  59 

«3  57 

H  55 

J  5  54 

16  52 

J7 


18  49 
'9 


5029 
49  1 1 
4723 


20  46 

21  44 

22  43 

23  4^ 

2^  40 

25  39 

26  37 

27  36 

28  35 

29  33  H 

I 

2 


31 

30 
3  29 


28 

2717 
26 


D  long 


8ai8 

2^  26 


8nji4G 

23  5' 
8>G=48 

23  21 
711127 

21  3 
4^  10 

16  52 
13 

I  I  icf  20 

16 

7 

16  56 

28  47 
10K42 

22  42 
4T50 

17  6' 

29  3V 
12  ^  6 

52 
7H51 
21 

42539,29 

18  3229 

26145  2 

1929 
znji  8 


3^ 


20 

2C 
21 
22 
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3027 
63027 


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20 
2422 
25  24  J 

25 
2527 


26 
9  26 


26 
29  26 


Rathirnjoindyy 
ei  fine  for  the 
26  feafon. 


8 

9 
1 1 

12 

'4 
16 

17 
2719 


Alpeds  and 
Weather. 


Gentle  ratvy 
avd  agreeable 
ftaie  of  air, 
60^ 


6  Fair  and  goad 

9  ^veaiher  for 
the  latter  bar* 


20 

22  raj  n 


Wind  and feme 
near  the 

A0ir 
6  ?  5 

end. 


M  Jupiter 
Scu:h 


2  a  5 
35 

2  i 

7 

S3 


Venus 
South. 


2  a  27 
2  iB 


54 

37 
i8 


Partridge.  September,  18 Ij.  19 


New  Moon    3d  Day,  at   2  Aftern. 
Firll  Quar.  lotli  Day,  at  12  Noon. 
Fall  Moon  i8th  Day,  at   4.  Aftcrn. 
Lall  Quar,  26th  Day,  at    8  Mcrn. 
illD.  T?  So.  9a57;  ^  3  m  18;  2  II  m  57 
i6th  Day     9      o;    2     27;  0337 


M[  1)  rifcs 

Moon  iCiock 

L 

unar  Afpeds. 

D'.^  fets 

South 

aft.  G 

h 

V 

9 

¥ 

I 

im35 

I om  4 

0  2 

— 

8 

2 
A 

2  53 
ffts 

^ »  3 

0  a  2 

oa  1 7 
0  35 

0 

A 

0 

4 

7^34 

058 

0  54 

5. 

7  56 

I  5^ 

I  14 

A 

6 

6 

8  16 

2  42 

1  33 

6 

7 

8  37 

3  32 

'  53 

□ 

8 

9  2 

4  22 

2  13 

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9 

9  31 

6 

2  33 

* 

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°  4 

2  54 

□ 

i  I 

fo  47 

0  50 

3  H 

A 

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12 

35 

7  47 

3  35 

A 

□ 

13 

morn. 

0  30 

3  S« 

□ 

A 

9  25 

4  V 

6 

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'5 

I  3^ 

10  12 

-  0 

4  38 

A 

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2  44 

1056 

4  59 

* 

A 

A 
18 

3  52 

nles 

39 
morn . 

5  20 
5  41 

0 

19 

7  a  2 

^  3 

0 

20 

7  17 

I  4 

6  24 

8 

21 

7  36 

»  47 

6  45 

D 

4 

8 

22 

7  56 

2  31 

7  6 

23 

8  20 

3  18 

7  27 

A 

8  5c 

4  8 

7  47 

A 

A 

25 

9  32 

5  I 

8  8 

A 

A 

26 

10  22 

5  V 

8  28 

□ 

27 

li  26 

6  56 

8  48 

□ 

□ 

□ 

28 

morn. 

7  57 

9  8 

* 

8 

□ 

29 

1  ^  44 

8  56 

9  28 

* 

3^ 

1  2  8 

9  54 

9  48 

A 

Obfervations. 


The  French  are 
•ery    bufy,  their 


)me  Oppofition 
id  ConfuAon, 
Various  Jntclli- 
"nce  arrives  from 
ifFerent  Pares  of 


3  Cromwell  died  1658 
5  Bp.Bonnerdied  1569 
8  Geo.  JII.  and 

Char,  wedded  1761 
II  Wm.  the  Con- 
queror died  1087 


dered 
9  Richard 
pofed 

.  great  Comet  ap- 
peared in  this 
Month,  and  in 
Oct.  Nov.  and 
Dec. 


1327 
3399 


i^ir 


'10     Oaobar  hath  XXX]  Days. 


Now  Lady  Flora  being  uJitlrefs'ci, 
Her  gay  Apparel  dolh  lay  by  ; 

The  veroate  Plants  weep  on  her  .BreaH, 
Fur  nv'vs  ihey  wither,  pine,  and  die. 


ivi 

% 

]) 

D 

S3 

I 

I  b 

jj 

6 

6 

28 

I  \ 

6 

0 

28 

16 

6 

2 1 

28 

2 1 

2  z 

28 

26 

6 

23 

27 

MjVV  S  undays  iiiid  \Q  iongd 
d'D  Remark.  Days.!    o    /  j^c 


iong|<f  i 


_  ivi  "        [migius  8 
3  IV Sun  rifes  615  9 
^  W.:5un  fets  5  43  10 
lu!  1 1 

F  Faith  12 

/  ^   ^  ^3 

MSt.  Denys  !<; 
TuOx.&Cam.T.b.  16 
WjOidMic.Day  17 

fh!  18 

F  'Tfaof  Ed  Conf,  19 
20 


9 
o 
I 
2 

3 
4 
5- 

6M 

7 
8 

9  Tii 
20  F 


28  Jhcnxin  Qj 


24 

22 
2  2 
21 
20 


;  iSun  rircs6  37 


'XblEtheldrcd 
wISt.  Luke 


23 

.24  lu 


_  22  S.  aft,  Tnn< 

M  Sun  rifes  654 


M 


Sun  fets  5  12 


21 

22 

23 
24 

28 


BL-  Geo.lIL  Ac 
ThP..  Geo.  HT.  Pr 

F, 

S  St.  Sim.  U  Judc 
29  A  zsl^.  aft,Tria. 


Sun  fets  4  c;i 


J 

18 
lb 

17 

n 
16 

^  5 
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2  3  25 
2825  29 

111125  28  24  n]. 


IS 

29  IC 
12  $  21 


1925 


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13 
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29  13 
onxij 
Criip. 
2    1 2 


1 2 
1 2 
1 2 

!  2 
1  2  2 


7  2C 
26 


7^3^  2^21 
19  392621 

1^36 
13  27 

25  17 


7x10.24x8 
19  I024 


lnr.19 

.   3  38 
14  26  8 
8«  50 
21  43 
4U47 
18  2 
I SS28 

IS  7 

28  58 

13a  3 

27  2C 
26  2C 

o=c=53 

9 


2724 
27  23 
2723 
22 


24 
23 
23 

23 
23 
22 

22 
22 
2  i 
21 
21 
20 12 
20 
20 
20 


A.'pcilb  ana 
Weather. 


ram* 


2 

3 

7  Mcderaii 
9  -weather  fur 
the  season, 

d©  ? 


20  40 
20  I  I 
19  I  2 

'4 
15 

1 6  Shonxers,  and 

17  SGc^ 

1 8  perhaps  jc?ng 
I  g ^thunder  near 

^^20  this  time 
1421  S'U(? 


22 
323 
1324 

12 
12 


26  Cold  and  dull 
it  it  ate    of  the 

27  air 

27 
27 

28 


J  uplttr  j  Fenus 
South  South 


o  a  401  o  a  54 
o    ;6  o  2 


O  II 

II  mc 5 

\i  V) 

1  >  27 


urn  5s 

iO  3^ 


Partridge.  Odober,  1815* 


New  Moon   2d  Day,  at  11  N?g::t 

Firft  Quar.  loth  Day,  at    5  Morn. 

Full  Moon  i8ih  Day,  at   8  Morn. 

Lail  Quar.  25th  Day,  at   4  Aftern. 
il  Day  ]p  So.  8  a  5;  ^   1^125;  g  la  8 
6  D  710;      012;     I  29. 


Dnies 

Moou ;  Clock 

D 

k  fets 

South 

ah. 

3  03^ 

10" 

1 0^ 

7" 

2 

tets 

1 1 

41 

1 0 

3 

6a26 

3- 

1 0 

45 

6  47 

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1 1 

3 

5 

7  !0 

2 

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2  i 

6 

7  3" 

3 

1 1 

1 1 

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7 

8  10 

4 

4 

1 1 

56 

A 

8  50 

4 

57 

13 

9  3^ 

5 

49 

12 

29 

TO,  1031 

6 

40 

1  2 

45 

1 1 

II  34 

7 

29 

'3 

16 

I  2  morn. 

8 

16 

13 

^3 

0  40 

9 

1 

45 

13 

31 

H 

I  I  4- 

9 

13 

45 

A 

1  2  5« 

10 

28 

59 

16 

1  4  ^ 

1 1 

10 

:i 

i  2 

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1  5^'5 

1 1 

52 

'4 

25 

18 

1  rifes 

morn. 

•4 

37 

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6  a  9 

0 

36 

14  48 

20 

6  50 

23 

■4 

59 

21 

7  ^0 

12 

'5 

9 

A 

7  3s 

3 

4 

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lb 

2)j  8  22 

4 

0 

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27 

24I  9  21 

4 

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IS 

35 

25110  32 

5 

56 

•5 

43 

261 1  55 

6 

54 

'S 

49 

27,morn. 

7 

51 

I? 

55 

28'  I  16 

8 

4: 

16 

A 

2  40 

9 

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16 

5 

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10 

29 

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V 


a! 

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□ 
* 

'  □ 

A 


□ 
A_ 

'a 

□ 

a' 
□  !di 


Obfervations. 

his  iMo-.th  are  ra 
ner    of  a  rugged 


4  New  River  bro. 

to  London  i'.i4 

5  Old  Parr  died, 

xt"i.  152         [63  ■ 
-   Adniir.  Ben  bow 
d^ed  1702 
1 1  L'ji  d  Duncan 
beat  the  Dutch 
f^eet  1797 

16  Bl:hps.  Lat.  and 
Rid.  burnt.  1535 

Ma.  Antoinette 
Qu.  of  France 
heherided  1793 

1 7  Kin^  J*-"*^^'-'  ^'cd  I  2  TO 
zo  Admii.  Belcher 

c.iiT  away  ^744 
2  I  I.^i.  Neiton  beat 
t!ie  FrcMich 
fleet  off  dpe 
Trifalgar  1S05 
Z  Sir  Clo.  Shovel 
iolt  1707 
24  .Rattle  of  Agin- 

court  J415 
75  King  Stephen 

died  rij4 
.'S  Bible  trannaf  I 

into  Engliila     1^,3 7 


22    November  hath  XXX  Days. 


The  Fields  look  Dun,  the  Cattle  mourn, 
And  under  Hedges  creep  vviihijJ  j 

They  look  diftrefs'd  and  quite  forlorn, 
'Caufc  they  have  neither  Crib  nor  Stall. 


=0=  Q 


11 

26 


624 

625 
727 

7j28  26 
7.2926 
7'3c 


DD 
W 


8|W 

10 
1 1 

12 
13 
»4 
15 


Sundays  and 
Remark.  Days, 

D.  of  Kent 
Pre.  Sophia  li« 
K«  Wm.  landedl 


O  long 
o  / 


8nii3 
All  So. 

10  15 

11  13 


a4S.aft.Trin.  Pow.Plot 

6  M  Leonard.  Mic. 
lu  [  {\  beg. 

Ld.  Mayor's  D. 
F  |Sun  riies  7  26 
S  'St.  Martin 

A}:^5  S.a.TrcCam.T.d.m. 
MBritius  ;20  16 


«3 
H 

j6 

»7 
18 


TuSun  fets  4  27 
WlMachuius 
i6Th 

F  Hugh  Bp.  Line. 
S  iSun  rifcs  7^0 


19 

2olM'Edm.  K.  and  M 
2!  Tu 
22 


21 
22 

23 
24 

25 
26 


W  Cecilia 


23  Th  Clement.  Old 
24-  F  [Mart. 
S  Catherine 


3*^ 


Sun  fets  416 


27 
28 


24 

^5 

26 

27 

28 

29  W 


M: 


an  ri fes  752 
Mic.  Term  end 
Sun  fets  4  6 


FnSt.  A«4  cw 


^  long 
o  / 


17 

17 
I 

18 

19 '4 
19 


20 
21 
29  21 

0  22 

1  2 


23 

24 

25 

2b 

27 
28 


9^33 
23  28 
7/  c 

20  9 

15  23 
^7  33 
9-32 

21  25 
3X16 

15  II 

27  14 
9T28 

21  56 

4  b  40 

^7  39 
on54  D 
22 

28  2 

25  5c 

9^54 
24 

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22  24 
60534' 

20  39 
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18  22! 

«/53 


J 
I 
I 
2 
2 
2 
2 
3 
3 
3 
4 
4 

414 

5 

5 

6 


7 

'7 
I 

8 

8!  lb 

8.9 
20 
20 


Alpci^ts  and 
Weather. 


Hi 

K  Cold  mi/is  and 

zyther. 

27 
26 
25 

24 

23 
22 
21 

2C 
18 


tf//^/  perhaps 
cmefrojls. 


6G5 


i7 
6 

5  Sleet 
rain 

1 3 
12 

!  2 
12 

DDuIl 

12 
12 

.'  2 

•3 
•4 
14 
15 

1 6  Some  frofi, 
17 


or  cold 
ftonv  a- 


clo7/dy 

'Weather  njnuh 
leet  or  cold 
rain. 


VJ 

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South 

I 

6 

1 1 

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10  18 

2  I !  1  O  1 

26'   9  4-2 

y enus 
South 


I  o  ni  1  ^ 
9  58 


44 
Q 


Partridge.  November,  1815.  23 

New  Moon  lit  Day,  at  10  Morn. 
Firft  Quar.  9th  Day,  at  i  Morn. 
Fall  Moon  16th  Day,  at  11  Mght. 
Lad  Quar.  23d  Day,  at  12  Night. 
New  Moon  3cth  Day,  at  1 1  Night. 
iHDay  T?  So.  6  a  10 ;  ^  10  a  48  ;  ^  i  a  i  5 


M;([  rifes 
D|&  fets 


South 


I  fets 
5a  40 
6  8 

6  44 

7  29 

8  22 

9  22 
10  2 


»i  34 
1  o  morn 


1 1 

A 

^3 
14 

15 

i6 

17 
1.8 
A 
20 
21 
22 

23 
24  morn 

o  23 

3  6 

4  27 

5  46 
fets 


o  42 

»  5 

3  o 

4  10 

5  22 
fifes 

4358 

5  32 

6  16 

7  13 

8  23 

'9  39 
1 1  J 


MoonlClock 


aft.  O 


oa  10 
I  2 

1  55 

2  48 

3  42 

4  34 

5  24 

6  13 

6  5 

7  42 

8  25 

9  6 

9  48 

10  3 

11  !7 

morn, 
o 
o 
I 

2 
3 


5 
57 
52 
50 
5 

4  4^ 

5  45 

6  39 

7  3 

8  19 

9  « 
9  57 

lo  46 
fi  37 


6' 1 3" 

6  iq 

6 
6 
6 
6 
6 
6 


Lunar  Afpedts 


O 


6 
5  55 
5  49 
5  42 

5  35 
5  26 


4  55 
4  43 
4  31 
4  '7 
4  2 


3  47 
3  3» 
3  14 
2  56 
2  38 
2  19 

'  59 
»  38 
I  17 


Obfen^ations. 


Cn  the  1 2th  of 
this  Month,  early  in 
the  Morning-,  there 
will  be  a  Tianfit  o* 
the  Planet  Mercury 
over  the  Sun's 
Difk,  vifible  in  the 
Eaft  Indies.  It  can- 
not be  feen  here,  as 
it  will  be  over  long 
before  the  Sun  rises. 


I  LiPoon  deftroy- 
ed  by  an  earth- 
quake 1 755 
^  Powder  Plot  1605 
II  Battle  of  Pief- 

toii  1715 
Danes  Mciflac.  1272 
r6  Hsn.  III.  died  1272 
71  Oueeii  Mary 

died  1694 
20  Queen  Caroline 

died  1737 
Purto  Bello 
t.iken  1739 
28  Card.  Wolfey 

died  1-30 


24  December  hath  XXXi  Days. 

Sec,  chilly  Christmas  comes  indeed, 
Kow  make  a  Fire,  and  sit  down  ; 

Relieve  the  Poor  who  stand  in  Nred, 
And  do  not  Thau  upon  them  Trown, 


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otndays  and 
Remaik.  Days 


oun  uies  7  56 
Sun  fets  4  I 


1 

2 
3 

6  W  Nicholas 
Tii 
F 


Concep.  V.  M 

9  S.  in  Advent 

Sun  rifes  8  4 


Lucy 
Sun  fets  3 


54 


O  long 


8^  29 
9  29 


0  Sapi.C.T.e 

1  Sc  in  Advent 
Ox.  Term  end; 


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16 

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18 

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22 
23 
24 

25 
26 


Ember  Week 

St.Tlio.  Short-, 

[eit  Dayt29 
Sun  rifes  8  8 
4  Se  in  Advent 
Chriftmaif  Day 
St*  Stephen 
St.  John 
Innocents 


Sun  fets 


3  54- 


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29  16 
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21 
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Afpeds  atid 
Weather. 


21 
22 
2724 


1 8  CoLd  njoindsy 
20  fwith  sleet  cr 
rain. 


28  The  air  is  ra- 

29  ther  frosty. 


6  % 


SlMf^rf  mild  for 
g^the  seaion. 


1 1 

9!I2 


□  ? 

2  3 1 1 1 !  1 5 1  Wind,  'witu 
24  1 2\l']  rain  or  ,'leet. 


24 
3024 

25 
2 ; 
26 
26 


13,  '^ 

14.  '20 

c6'23 
17:25 
1826 
1928 
20  29 

2Z  2 


Z)i'//  mi?fyair} 
and  perhaps  \ 

some  frcjis,  1 


'Mj  Jupue) 

j  ^enus 

Dj  South. 

\  South. 

J 

9  ITl  2  Q 

9  m  4 

6 

f)       1  I 

9  0 

1 1 

8  C2 

J 

8  56 

16 

8  34 

8  52 

21 

8  i; 

8  48 

26 

7  56I 

8  45I 

Partridge.  December,  1815.  25 


Firll  Qua  ter    8:h  Day,  at  10  Night. 
Full  Moon,    i6ih  Day,  at    i  Aftern. 
Laft  Quarter    23d  Day,  at  7  Morn. 
New  Moon,  3otli  Day,  at   3  Ahtrn. 


M  D  rife 
D  fets 


4  a  300  a  29 


5 
6 

47 

6I9 


6 


7 
8 

9 
A 
r  I 
f  2 

H5 

16 
A 
li 

2C 
21 


10 

11  2 

morn 
o  38 
4'' 


Souti 


45|i6th  Day      3  14; 
Lunar  Afpeds. 


7   47;  11 


MooniCiock 


I 

2 

3 
3 

134 
2z 


53 


6  36 
rifes 

4  a  50 

5  5^ 


59 

iO 

1 1 


aft.  O 


o 
I 
2 

3 

594 


3 


8 
9 

I  I  Z2 

morn, 
o  42 
2 
3 


28  5 
29 
30 
A 


fets 


J98 
35 

5'^ 
4 


24 
J? 

9 
59 

45 
29 
I J 

52 
33 
14 
57 
44 
34 
29 

rnorn. 
27 
28 

29 

28 
24 
j6 
6 

54 
4' 
29 
18 

9 
I 


1 1 


4  a  340  346 


io'54"' 
10  32 
10  8 

9  44 
9  20 

8  55 
8  29 

8  .3 
36 
9 
42 
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4 
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20 

5' 
2 1 

52 
22 

52 
22 

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22 

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38 
8 

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6! 


A 


Obfervatlons. 


8\o\ 


God  blefs  the 
Prince  Regent,  and 
a'so  his  honourable 
Council,  with  the 
Parliament  now  as- 
sembled ;  give  them 
Unity,  and  a  Spirit 
to  difcern  and  pro- 
vide for  the  Peace 
of  the  Nation. 


J  Henry  I  died  ii3_5 
2  Mariners  conip. 

invented      *  13CO 
4  One  hundred 
and  thirty  fail 
of  Dutch  ihips 
taken  1664 

12  Cromwell  mnde 

Proteftor  1653 

2  9  T.  Becket  mur- 
dered at  Caii- 
terbury  1 1 7 1 

30  Royal  Society 
of  L(»ndon  in- 
f>!luted  1660 


26 


Partridge.  1815. 


A  Table  of  the  Common  Notes,  and  Moveable 
Feafls. 


Golden  Number  - 

Epaa  

Dominical  Letter  -  - 
Cycle  of  the  Sjun  -  - 
Roman  Indi6tion  -  - 
Number  of  Diredtion  - 
Sundays  after  Epiphany 
Septuagefima  Sund.  fan. 
AOiWednefday    -  Feb. 


Eafter  Sunday  -  Mar.  26 
Rogation  Sunday  Apr.  30, 
Afcexifion  Day  -  May  4 
Whit  Sunday  -  May  14; 
Trinity  Sunday  -  May  211 
Sundays  afterTrinity  -  27! 
Advent  Sunday  -  Dec.  3j 
Year  of  the  j-'lian  Per.  65281 
Year  of  theDicnyfian  .  13.9 


A  Table  of  the  12  Signs 
V  Aries,  Hea^i  and  Face. 
t{  Taurus,  J^eck  and  Throat. 
II  Gemini,  Arms  and  Shoulders . 
25  Cancer,  Breaft  and  Stomach. 

Leo,  Heart  and  Back. 
^  Virgo,  Bo-wels  and  Belly. 
^  Libra,  Reins  and  Loins. 
nx  Scorpio,  Secret  Members. 
^  Sagittarius,  Hips  and  Thighs 
>f  Capricorn,  Knees  and  Hams 

Aquarius,  Legs  and  Ancles. 
K  Pifce 


Planets,  and  Afpeds, 
G  Sol,  or  the  Sun. 
g  Mercury. 
J  Venus. 
®  Tellus,  or  Earth. 
D  Luna,  the  Moon. 
$  Mars. 
%  Jupiter. 
^  Saturn, 
y  Gecrg^um  Sid  us. 
^  Dragon's  Head. 
£S  Dragon's  Tail. 
©  Part  of  Fortune. 


s,  Feet  and  Tees 
(J  Conjunftion,  In  one  Sign  and  Degree. 
5^  Sextile,  is  2  SigKs,  or  60  Degrees, 
D  Square  or  Quartile,  //  3  Signs,  or  90  Degrees. 
A  Trine,  is  4  Signs,  or  120  Degrees. 
§  Oppofition,  is  6  Signs^  or  i8o  Degrees. 


^  Hot  and  dry.  Fiery  |  «  t^>fCold  &  dry,  Earthy 
II  sG:;:::'Hot  and  moil},  Airy  25  ni,  >£  Cold  &  moi ft, Watery 


t51  4^  HsGr^Diur  Mafcul 
T  25 sGr^Cf  Cardinal  &  Movtfa 
TL'^t  H Common  Signs 
n  S^ITi,  are  Barren 


b  51  Fixed  Signs 
25  trtK  Fruitful  Signs 
i  n  KBicorporeal 


The  Law  und  University  Terms.  27 

A  TABLE  oi  Terms  am 

Hilary  Term  begins  January  25,  ^ 
i^ettirns  or  ITflbign  Days* 
fn  eight  Days  of  St.  iYZ/iiry,    -    -    January  20 
In  fifteen  Days  of  St. /://7iifry,    -    -     .    -  tl7 
On  the  Moirow  of  the  Purif".  of  bl.  V.  M.  Feb  ,S 
(n  eight  Days  of  the  Purif.  of  bl.  V.  Af/j-y,  9 

J  R 

jnds 

21 
28 
4 
10 

[•  TU 

Feot 
Ret 

22 
29 

5 
11 

8  N  S 

uary 
App 

23 
30 
(3 
13 

W  D» 

Mond. 

Mond, 

Ealter  Term  begins  April  12, 
In  15  Days  of               -    -    -    -   ^Jpril  9 
From  t})e  Day  of  Eafler  in  3  Weeks,  1^; 
P'rom  the  Day  of /TiJ/^cr  in  1  Month,    -    -  23 
From  the  Day  of  F.ajier  in     Weei^s,    -    -  30 
On  the  Morrow  of  the  Afccnjicn^  -   -    -  M.  5 

end* 
10 
17 

Ml 
6 

5  Ma 
11  ' 
18 
25 
2 
7 

12 
19 
26 
3 
8 

Wednef, 
Wednej, 
Wednej. 
IVednej. 
Monda y 

Trinity  Term  begins  IMay  26,  € 

On  the  Morrow  of  the  holy  Trinity,   May  22 
In  eight  Days  of  the  holy  Trinity,     -    -  2S 
In  fifteen  Days  of  the  holy  Trinity,    -    y^«<?  4 
From  the  holy  Tr/'nrVy  in  3  Weeks,    -  11 

nds 

23 
29 
5 
12 

24 
30 
6 
13 

14. 

'  26  \Friday, 
31  p^^Jw^/. 

7  \mdner, 
14  iV-f^Z/r^/. 

Michaelmas  Term  begins  Nov,  6, 
On  the  Morrow  of  ^// 5o///5,  -    -    -  Nov,  5 
On  the  Morrow  of  St,  Afi2r///j,    -    -    -    ^  12 
In  eight  Days  of  St.  Mizr/iw,    -    -    -    -  18 
In  fifteen  Days  of  St.  Mj:rf/«,     -    -    -  -  23 

enc 

4 
13 
19 

26 

s  iV"^ 
5 
14 

20 
27 

'I/.  2 

6 
15 
21 

28 

8. 

Monday* 
Wednef. 
Tuesday, 
Tuesday* 

N,  B.  No  Sittings  in  TVefimlnfier-Hail  on  the  2d  of  February ^  AJcen- 
fion  Dayy  and  Midfummer  Day. 

The  Exchequer  opens  Eight  Days  before  any  Term  begins,  except  Tri- 
nity, before  which  it  opens  but  Four  Dayb, 

Note,  That  the  firft  and  laft  Days  of  every  T  :rm  are  the  firft  and  laft 
Days  of  Appe.iraace. 

OXFORD  and  CAMBRIDGE  TERMS. 
OxFOAD  Terms. 

Lent  Term    •    •  begins  ja  ucvy  14,  -  eiids  Alarch  1,S, 

Eader  Term      -  begins  Jljiril  r>,      -  -  ends  May  13. 

Trinity  Term    -  begins   Muy  1?,    *  -  ends  June  8. 

Michaelmas  Terra  begins  05i:bcr\\))  -  -  ends  Dec,  17. 


The  Aa  is  y.v/y  4. 

Cambridge  Terms. 

Lent  Term    -    -  January  13,    -    -    ^nls  March  17, 

Eafter  Term    -    -  begins  April       5,    -    -   ends  July  1. 
Michaelmas  Ter^n   begins  ohoher    10,    -    '    ends  Dec*    16.  J 
The  Commencement  will  be  Ji^ly  4*  j 


Partridge. 


f\  Table  the  Moon's  Age  for  every  Day  throughout  this 
Year,  whereby,  with  the  iielp  of  the  nexi  General 
Tide  Table,  the  Times  of  High  Water  at  all  thePlaces 
mentioned  above  it  are  Ihevvn  bv  Infocdion. 


I? 


1 

2 

3 
4 

5  25 
626 


/ 

8 
o 

1  I 

1  2 

13 
1  4 

'16 

i 

1^9 


27 


324 

25 

26 


2C 
2  I 
21 

^31^4 
HPS 

28126:27 


28  29,27  28 

■  N 

2 
3 


9 

9jio 

|20jl0il  I 
j2  l|l  I|I  2 

!2  2jl  2;  i3 
i24|i4|i^ 


!26! 


6 

27i»7' 


28 

29 
N 
I 
2 

3 
4 

5 

6 

7  9 
S  !o 
1 1 

io!i  2 

i  2!  F 

Fii6 


F  i6 
171 

j28ji8|i9|x7|i9 
129:^9! 


I3020j 
l3l,'2I| 


192 

20 


I 

2223 
23  2^ 
2425 

25  26 

26  27 

27  28 

28  N 
I 

2 


3 
4 

( 

7 

? 
c 

10 
1 1 
I  2 

13 

F 

«5 
i6 
I 

1  >■ 
'9 

2C 

9!^ 


24  26 


26  28 

28 

N 


27 


-1 
5 

6 

7 

8 

9 

1  c 

1 1 

\  2 

'  3 

H 

F 
16 

^8{.9 
I91^c 

2  122 


> 

C    to  —    t3    IZw".  . 

yj  ^    :i  p  2  ^"{1 
•  5^  g  r?-  -  o  O 


F|F 
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1718 

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19I20 

t:,|I9i2o!2  i 
i9|2C!2l|22 
2o!2l  j2?j23 
2  i 
22 

2324 

24:2  5 


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5'^ 


H  :y  i 

05     3  i 


ft 


^3 

S      5  :S 


3P4 
i26'2; 


22!::3j2C|26!27;2^ 
2Cj2  2|  ^3!2^l  •:6j27|28  29 

2  i|23j24'2c:|27|28j  Nj  N 
22!    {25261    I29I    I  I 


O        o  _  , 

rr  n>  ' 


3 

-   or  r-»  o 

Q    r-j    i-R  ""T-  - 


3 


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O  ti  ^  ^ 
Ci-  a    D    "  =^ 


T  I  U  E  -  T  A  I>  1.  K. 


29 


A  plain  and  eafv  TABL.E,  Ihswing  the  Time  of 
HIGH  WATER. 


0 

3 
0 

c 

i5  j 

m 

mi 

7 

33 

iO 

73 

9 

31 

s6 

8 

2  ! 

1 1 

3^ 

9 

5'| 

44' 

9 

9 

12 

24 

IO 

39 

32 

9 

57 

! 

12 

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27 

20  f  0 

4^ 

2 

c 

1  2 

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8 

<  I 

3  3 

2 

4^ 

1 

3 

56 

1  2 

2  i 

3 

V> 

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21 

44 

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9 

4 

21 

3 

9 

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57 

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3 

57 

20 

2 

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0 

0 

4 

45 

8 

6 

4^' 

5 

3  3 

4 

2  ! 

\b 

6 

2  I 

44 

5 

9 

24 

!7 

9 

52 

5 

57 

1  9 

I  2 

1 7 

57 

20 

6 

4^ 

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45 

30  1-"  A  R  T  R  I  D  G  E,  1815. 

Table  of  Break  of  Day,  of  Sun  Rifing  and  Setting,  and 
Length  of  the  Day. 


Day  iB.D. 
Monlh.  ui. 


1  5  59 

^5  57 


I  .6 
<i  1 

26 


2J 

2'-. 


2  I 

26 


1 

6 

1 1 

t  ^  I 
<  i6 

2  I 

26 


S.  R. 
h.  in. 


8  10 


5  53 

5  4917  54 

5  44  7  4^ 

5  38i7  4^ 


S.  S 
h.  ID, 


5  30 
5  22 


147  '3 

67 

6 


f  ^7 


4  4816  44 


43U)  3H 
3.6  28 


2  I 

5  164  !! 


8 

1  48' 5  4^ 


3  35,5 
3  205 

545 


3  5 
3  54 

3  49 
I  7 

4  J3 

4  T9 


D. 


5^- 
10 

5^^ 


10  14 

34 


25 
266  33 

176  44 

54 
2 


I 

6 

21 

26 


40^4  597 

2  22:4  50i'7  «J 


4I4  4^17  20 

5o'4  327  29 

28j4  2417  3^ 

4,4  J6|7  45 

24'4  97  52 

14  27  58 


21  r/Q  " 

26;  c: 


3  57,^ 

3  53,^ 

3  49,^ 
3  48j8  12 

3  47|S  13 
-  48  8  12 


10  46 

11  6 
1 1  26 

11  46 

12  6 
12  26 


DayjB.D. 
Mon  h.m. 


i 

6 

2 1 

26 


3.  R.  S.  S. 

h.  ni.  h.  m. 


13  28 

'3  48 

14  4 
14  22 
r74:. 

14  58 

15  14 
30 

15  44 
15  4^ 


16  6 

16  14 

i6  18 

16  22 

16  26 

16  22 


1 

3  I  i 

<2( 
26 


518 

.2:  3  548 

4 


578 
2  7 

8,7 
147  46 


I  24 4  22  7 
«  44  4  317 
4 
4 
f 


63  21 


26^4 


3^ 
28 

397  20 
497  JO 

57;7 


6,6  53 


i8  0 
5   27  ' 


s  iJ^3  34  5  376  22 
B  i6|3  445  476  12 
5^2i|3  565  576 


6    65  53 


i'4  i8|6  i6i5  43 


2615 


6,4  29  6 
M  iJ|4  39|6  36 
cs  16^4  49j^  46 
O  2ij4  59j6  56 
26:5  8 


26 


7  i6|4  43 
247  25k  35 


17 


^  16.5  37 
5  43 


5  54 
^  6:5  56 

Z  i66  o 


a>  2  I  ;6 

^  26:6 


33 
5  23 


L.  D. 

h.  m. 
16  18 
16  12 
16  6 

'5  54 
i5  46 

^5  32 


f5  16 
14  56 

'4  4^ 
14  20 
14  4 

'3  4^ 


13  22 
3  4 
44 
24 
4 
46 


1 1  26 
6 

10  46 
13:10  26 


3 


5 
5 

5  327  3414 
7  42,4  »7 
7  49i4  10 
5  49  7  56,4 


3  59 
3  54 
3  50 
3  4« 
3  47 
3  4^ 


26 
8 
50 
34 
20 
6 


5^ 
48 
40 
36 
34 


Rising  and  Setting  of  Stars.  31 


A  Table  of  the  Rifing,  Southing,  and  Setting  oF  the 
Pleiades  or  Seven  Stars,  for  every  5th  Day  in  the  Year, 
of  excellent  Ufe  to  find  the  Hour  of  the  Night. 


Rife 

South 

Sets 

h.  m. 

h. 

m. 

h. 

m. 

0 

I 

SA45 

5M  2 

2 

>>  6 

0 

6 

8 

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4 

40 

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12  ! 
a  ; 

11M39 

7 

5^> 

4 

13 

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ri 

17 

7 

34 

3 

51 

17 

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10 

56 

7 

13 

3 

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10 

35 

6 

52 

3 

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9  7 

10 

15 

6 

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2 

49 . 

I 

9 

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6 

12 

2 

29 

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9 

31 

5 

48 

2 

5 

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9 

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5 

29 

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8 

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9 

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8 

15 

4 

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7 

4 

15 

12 

30 

7 

45 

4 

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7 

27 

3 

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12 

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7 

7 

3 

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10 

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7 

32 

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12 

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6 

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28 

1  I 

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27 

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25 

South 
!  h.  m. 


5?M47 
8  27 
8  6 


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h.  m. 


5  A  4 
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6 

47 

3 

4 

6 

27 

41 

6 

5 

2 

2 1 

5 

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5 

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5 

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0 

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2 

2 

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0 

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2 

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13 
51 


7  '4 

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B4 


32  Astronomical  Tables.  18]^. 


A  Table  of  the  Increafe  and  Decreafe  of  pays  for  every  otlier 
Day  throughout  the  Ytar. 


J  avuury 

February 

March 

yijiril 

1  ^^./^V 

Incieare 

Jncreafe. 

Increafe. 

Increyfe. 

jlncieafe. 

Increafe, 

H 

M. 

H 

.  M 

H.  M. 

H.  M. 

i  ^ 

M. 

li.  M. 

I 

0 

8 

, 

26 

i  ^ 

1 2 

r 

1  _i 

'  7 

6 

8  32 

3 

0 

1 0 

I 

■2 

1 8 

r 

5 

2  2 

7 

I  4- 

0  36 

5 

0 

1  A. 

I 

^  8 

7 

26 

r 

7 

20 

8  38 

7 

0 

}6 

I 

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2  A. 

f 

!) 

7 

28 

0  42 

9 

0 

2C 

I 

->  ' 

1 

t> 

r 

5 

44 

7 

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J  T 

8  44 

1 1 

0 

lA. 

2 

2 

7 
J 

CO 

c  2 

7 

Q        ,  A 
0  40 

0 

28 

8 

J 

cS 

6 

0 

46 

0  4" 

^5 

0 

J"  r 

2 

16 

4 

6 

6 

8 

7 

5  2 

8  49 

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0 

38 

2 

24 

4 

'4 

6 

16 

7 

56 

0  CO 

19 

0 

44 

2 

32 

4 

22 

6 

22 

8 

2 

0  ^0 

2 1 

0 

5° 

2 

40 

4 

30 

6 

30 

8 

8 

5      S  2 

23 

0 

56 

2 

46 

4 

38 

6 

3S 

8 

12 

Dec.  2 

25 

2 

2 

54 

4 

46 

6 

44 

8 

18 

0  2 

27 

I 

8 

3 

2 

4 

54 

6 

52 

8 

22 

0  2 

29 

I 

16 

5 

2 

6 

58 

8 

8 

26 

0  4 

3' 

I 

2  2 

10 

30 

Auguji 

Otlober 

NoDem 

Decern. 

Decre^ife 

Decreafe 

Decreafe 

Decreafe 

Decreafe 

Decreafe 

— 

H 

M. 

f-i. 

M. 

H.  M. 

H  M. 

H 

M. 

H.  M. 

*  I 

0 

6 

1 

H 

3 

2 

5 

0 

6 

5« 

0  30 

3 

0 

8 

I 

20 

3 

10 

5 

8 

7 

6 

0  34 

5 

0 

10 

1 

26 

3 

18 

5 

16 

7 

12 

8  30 

0 

1 2 

32 

3 

26 

5 

24 

7 

ft     /« ^ 
0  4^ 

9 

0 

16: 

I 

38 

3 

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5 

30 

7 

26 

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J I 

0 

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46 

3 

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5 

38 

7 

34 

0  40 

^3 

Q 

24I 

I 

52 

3 

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5 

46 

7 

40 

ft    /<  ft 

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0 

28I 

2 

0 

3 

561 

5 

54 

7 

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0 

32; 

2 

6 

4 

6 

2 

7 

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0  ^0 

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0 

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2 

H 

4 

6 

10 

7 

58 

8 

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0 

42 

2 

22 

4 

20i 

6 

18 

8 

4 

8  52 

231 

0 

46 

2 

28 

4 

281 

6 

2  6 

8 

10 

8  52 

0 

52 

2 

36 

4 

36i 

6 

34 

8 

16 

Incr.  2 

27 

0 

58 

2 

44 

4 

44 

6 

42 

8 

20 

0  4 

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2 

4 

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6 

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8 

2^ 

0  6 

3'  ! 

I 

10 

2 

5^ 

6 

54 

0  8 

lb  15.        ASTRONTOMICAL  TaBLES. 


33 


A  Table  ihewing  the  Semidiurnal  Arch  to  every  Degree 
of  the  Ecliptic,  cilculated  for  the  Latitude  $1'^.  32'. 


1 

1 

S.  D. 

?5  ! 

H- 

M. 

n 

H.  M. 

— - 
H 

t 

M . 

H. 

H 

H. 

M. 

0.  u. 

0 

8 

7 

50 

6 

59 

6 

0 

5 

I 

4 

10 

30 

/ 

13  1 

7 

49 

6 

5^ 

5 

5^ 

4 

59 

4 

8 

29 

z 

8 

1 2 

7 

47 

6 

5'^ 

5 

4 

57 

4 

7 

28 

3 

* 
3 

1^2 

7 

46 

6 

54 

5 

54 

4 

55 

4 

5 

27 

4 

0 

I  I 

7 

45 

6 

5^ 

5 

52 

4 

53 

4 

4 

26 

5 

0 
0 

I  I 

7 

43 

6 

5^ 

5 

50 

4 

52 

4 

3 

25 

6 

0 

10 

7 

4^ 

6 

48 

5 

48 

4 

50 

4 

2 

24 

7 

b 

10 

7 

4^ 

6 

46 

5 

46 

4 

48 

4 

I 

23 

3 

8 
0 

9 

7 

40 

6 

44 

5 

44 

4 

46 

4 

0 

22 

9 

9 

7 

39 

6 

4-' 

5 

42 

4 

45 

3 

59 

21 

ro 

0 

0 

7 

3S 

6 

40 

5 

40 

4 

43 

3 

5^ 

20 

1 1 

5 

Q 
0 

7 

37 

6 

38 

5 

3^^ 

4 

41 

3 

57 

19 

0 
0 

7 

7 

36 

6 

36 

5 

3<^ 

4 

39 

3 

56 

18 

13 

7 

7 

35 

6 

34 

5 

34 

4 

37 

3 

55 

17 

0 

/: 
0 

7 

33 

6 

32 

5 

32 

4 

36 

3 

54 

16 

15 

0 

6 

7 

31 

6 

30 

5 

30 

4 

34 

3 

54 

15 

16 

Q 

5 

5  . 

7 

30 

6 

28 

5 

28 

4. 

32 

3 

53 

14 

17 

Q 

0 

4 

7 

28 

6 

26 

5 

2  6 

4 

30 

3 

53 

13 

18 

C 

4 

7 

26 

6 

24 

5 

24 

4 

29 

3 

52 

12 

19 

0 

3 

7 

23 

6 

22 

5 

22 

4 

27 

3 

51 

II 

20 

!i 
0 

2 

7 

20 

6 

20 

5 

20 

4 

25 

3 

51 

10 

2  I 

7 

17 

6 

18 

5 

1  0 

4 

23 

3 

50 

9 

2  2 

8 

0 

7 

15 

6 

I  6 

5 

16 

4 

21 

3 

50 

8 

23 

7 

59 

7 

13 

6 

5 

14 

4 

20 

3 

49 

7 

24 

7 

57 

7 

1 1 

6 

12 

5 

12 

4 

18 

3 

49 

6 

25 

7 

5^ 

7 

9 

6 

10 

5 

10 

4 

16 

3 

43 

5 

26 

7 

55 

5 

6 

8 

5 

8 

4 

^5 

3 

48 

4 

27 

7 

54 

7 

1  ^> 

6 

5 

6 

4 

13 

3 

48 

3 

28 

7 

53 

7 

1 

i  ^ 

4 

5 

4 

4 

12 

3 

47 

2 

29 

7 

5-^- 

7 

0 

2 

5 

2 

4 

1 1 

3 

47 

I 

30 

7 

51 

6 

59 

1  ' 

0 

5 

I 

4 

10 

3 

47 

0 

n 

\ 

1 

K 

N.B.  In  the  Calendar  Part  you  will  find  the  Planei- 
Southing  Inferted  to  feveral  Days  in  each  '\4onth  ;  atid 
by  this  Table  ycu  may  eafily  find  their  Rifing  and  Ser- 
tiag:  Firft,find  the  Longitude  for  the  Day  propofed,  with 
which  enter  this  Table,  and  take  out  the  bemidiurnai 
Arch  thereof,  which  being  a  ded  to  the  Ti^e  of  South- 
ing, gives  the  Setting,  but  fubtrafted  the  Rifing. 

Bs  " 


34 


Partridge,  1815. 


A  Compendious  Chronology  of  the  moll  principal  Epochas 
and  ^ras,  with  their  Beginnings,  reduced  and  fixed  to 
the  Years  of  the  Julian  Period,  the  Creation  of  the 
World,  and  to  the  Years  before  and  after  ChriH. 


THE  Creation  of  the  World  after 
the  Jews 

The  Common  Epocha  of  ihe  Creation 

The  fame  by  the  Greek  Emperors 

The  fame  in  Mr.  Bedford's  Scripture 

Chronology 
The  fame,  in  Bifhop  Ulher's  Annals 
The  Deluge,  or  Noah's  Flood 
Porphyrius's  Chaldalc  F.pocha  - 
The  Afivri  m  Monarchy  by  Nimrod 
The  Birth  of  Abraham 
Jofeph  fold  into  Egypt 
rhelTraelites4coYearsServitudeinEgypt 
TheKingdom  of  Argo:  founded  bylnachjs 
The  Birth  of  Moles 
The  Kingd.  of  Athens  founded  by  Cecrops 
i  he  Ifraelites  Depaiiure  out  of  Egvpt 
TheirEntrance  into  Canaan, or  the  J  ubilee 
The  firfl  Sabbatical  Year  - 
I  he  Jewilh  High  Prieflhood 
The  Deftrudion  of  Troy 
The  Reign  of  King  David  - 
The  Foundation  of  Solomon's  Temple 
The  Varronian  Epocha 
The  Catonian  Epocha 
The  Epocha  of  iNabonaiTar  - 
The  Olympiads       -  -  « 

The  Building  of  Ps.om.e  - 
The  Deiiruction  of  the  Kingd.  of  Ifrael 
The  Beginning  of  Nebuchadonofor  - 
The  Babyloniih  Captivity  - 
The  Deilrudion  of  Solomon's  Temple 


Julian 


952 
765 

706 
710 
2362 
2480 
2665 
2714 
2986 
2819 


Ann( 
Munt 


1 

1657 

17^7 

i960 
2009 
2281 
21 14 


285712152 
31451243^ 
3i57j2452 
3219I2514 
3258,2553 
326o|255 
3300^2603 

353c' 

3646 
369S 
3960 
3961 
3966 

393S 
3962 

3992 
410513300 
4108  53C2 

41  26 '34  2  1 


282^ 
294"! 
2993 
3197 
^19-^ 
3261 

3233 
X2cy 

3287 


4007 
4004 

2351 
2  200 

2048 
1999 
'728 
1894 
1856 

'571 
1556 
1494 

H55 
145 1 

1405 
1183 
1067 
1015 
811 
810 
747 
775 
751 
721 
'  708 
7c6 

5^: 


Dariie 


Chronology. 


36 


Daniel  delivered  from  the  Den  of  Lions 
The  Teinple  of  Jerufalem  rebuilt  - 
CyrustheFounderofthePerrianMcnarchy  4178 
The  Regifugium  Epocha    -    -    -    -  4205 
The  BaTtle  at  Marathon    -    -    -    -  4223 
Xerxes's  Defeat  at  the  Battle  of  Salamis  4234 
The  Beginningof  the  Peloponnelian  War  428 1 
Meto  the  Athenian  began  his  Cycle 
Daniel's  70  Weeks  of  Years  began 


Jiiiian  Anno 
Period  Mund  Chrift 


428 
4269 

The  Beginning  of  the  Cailippick  Period|4383 

439c 
440:^ 


The  Death  of  Alexander  - 
The  Grecian  Epocha  of  the  Seleucidse 
The  Era  of  the  Aimoneans  or  Maccabees 
The  Epocha  of  Simon    -    -    -    -  . 
The  Julian  Epocha,  or  Correal  Calend 
1  he  Beginning  of  the  Reign  of  Herod 

J^he  Spaniili  Era  

The  Battle  of  Allium    -     -     -  - 
The  taking  of  Alexandria    -     -  • 
The  Epocha  of  the  Title  of  AuguHus  - 
The  true  Birth  of  C  H  R  I  S  T    -  - 


4176  347^ 
4198  3488 

3472 
350c 

35 

3528 

3575 
3>76 

3564 

3677 
3684 

3695 


468 
4710 


The  Volgaror  Dionyfian  Years  of  Chrill47i4  4009 


The  PaiTion  or  Death  of  Chrift  - 
The  DeHrudion  of  Jerufalem  - 
The  Diociefian  or  Era  of  Martyrs  - 
The  Dioclefian  Perfecution    -    -  - 
The  Epocha  of  Conflantine  the  Great 
The  Council  of  Nice  ----- 

The  Enca*nia  of  Conftantinople  - 
Phocas  makes  Pope  Boniface  Head  of) 
the  Church    ------  5 

M  a  h  0  m  e  t  b  r  o  .1  c  h  e  ? !  li  s  1  m  p  o  i  I  u  1  e  a  t  M  e  c  c  a 
The  Epocha  of  the  Hcgira 
The  Epocha  of  Yeidejcrd  -  -  - 
The  jellalaean  or  Ge]<elcean  Epctha 
The  E poc h a  o f  the  R e ff > r m at i o n  - 
l^heRe volution efl'eded  by  K\x>g  WiPiam 
ThcBritifli  Epocha^  or  correct  K.alcnJ 


4746 
47^3 

4QQ7 

5019 
5019 

5038 

5^43 

5  34  ^ 
6z3o 

,646  s 


4548  3841 
457c  3865 
4669  3962 
^4^77  3970 
4676  3969 

4683  3976 

4684  397y 

3980 
4005 


Ante 


404! 

078 
4292 
43^0 

4^54 

4-  333 
4338 

;6<4 

1-616 
4630 
4.640 

5-  087 
5S2> 


538 

520 
536 
508 
491 
480 
433 
432 
444 
331 
324 

1 66 

143 
46 

36 
31 
30 
27 

4 

Liino 
uifti 

33 
70 
284 

306 
325 

33<> 
606 

608 
622 
632 
1079 
1517 


5606  i 688 

5760  I  7  c;  ,2 


B6 


36 


Partridge.  1815. 


ROYAL  FAMILY,  &c. 


BIRTH-DAYS  of  the 

King  Gforge  III.  June  4,  175S 

Queen  Charlotte,  May  19,  i';^^ 

Prince  of  Wales,  Aug.  12,  1762 

Duke  of  York,  Aug   16,  1765 

Duke  of  Clarence,  Aug.  21,  1765 

Ds.  of  Wirtemberg  Sept.  29,  1 766 

Dake  of  Kent,  T-Jov.  2,    -  1767 

Prs.  Augufla  Sophia,  Nov.  8,  1768 


ROYAL  FAMILY. 

Prs.  Elizabeth,  May  22,  -  1770 
Duke  0-'  Curr  ber  xn  1,  June  5,  177  J 
Duke  01  SuiVex,  Jan.  27,  1773 
Du'  e  of  Cambridge,  Feb.  24,  1774 
Princefs  Mary,  April2r,  -  I776 
T  rincefs  Sophia,  Nov.  5,  -  17-7^, 
Princefs  of  Wale*^,  May  17,  1768 
Cha^L  of  Wales,  Jan.  7,  1796 


SOVEREIGNS  of  EUROPE,  their  Acceflioa,  &c 
Kingdoms,  &c.    To  whom  fubje<£V.|  When  born.     Began  to  reign 


England,  &c. 

RufTia 

Spain 

PortugaJ 

Pruflia 

Denmark  &  Norway 

Sweden 

Aulh-ia 

Popedom 

Sardinia 

Ottoman  Empi  c 
Two  Siciiies, 
F  ance,  &;c. 


George  III. 

Alexander 

I  erdinand  VII 

Maria 

Tred.-Wm.  IV. 
Frederick  VI. 
Cliar  es  XiiJ. 
Francis  II. 

Pius  vn, 

Vi dor -Emanuel 
M  ah  mad 
Ferdinand  IV, 
Loais  XVIil. 


June  4, 
Dcz,  iS, 

Pec.  f7> 
Aug.  6, 
Jan.  27, 
Ooc.  7, 
Feb.  i2, 
Aug.  I  I, 
May  24, 
July  2C, 
Jan.  izy 
Nov  7, 


1738 
1777 


Oc^.  25, 

Mi:.  24, 


1734  Feb.  24, 
I  770  N  V.  1 6, 
i7  6H,Mar.  13, 


174  s 
1767 
1742 
1751 
1785 

'755 


i  une  6, 
Mar,  J, 
Mai.  14, 
Juii-  4, 
Jay  23, 
Oct.  s, 


1760 

1777 
1797 

ib>c9 
I79i 

l^CQ 
|gc2 

j8o8 

1759 
10  4 


The  Full  Weight  of  the  Coins,  with  the  Least 
Weight  allowed  to  paA  of  the  Gold  Coin. 


Wr  allowed. 
GOLD.    dwr.  ~- 
Guinea     ^    5  8 
f^alf Guin<»a,  2  16 
ThitdofGuin.  i  19 


FullVv^t.j 

dwt.  gr. 
^    ^3.i.iA  Crown,  - 
2  ,^|fil'^^*f"<^i'0wn, 
J  J  ^Shilling, 
'^8  9|Six  Pence, 


SILVER. 


FuIlWt 
dwt.  gr. 


20^8. 


According  to  the  above  proportions  it  appears,  that  the  value  of  a  /h,  oj 
fi!veris62S  o  3*. 2%  and  of  a /i.  of  gold  {544^  guineas,  or46].  14s.  6d. 
Alio  that  t)  '  r,^.  of  filver  is  5s.  2d.  and  the  02:,  of  gold  -ii.  37s.  lold* 
Sc  that  the  value  of  the  ftandard  gold  is  15  times  that  of  the  iilver,  aad 
'  '4  mere. 


ECLIPSES 

OF  THE 

SUN  and  MOON, 
ThAt  will  happen  this  Year,  1815. 


IVithin  the  Compafs  of  this  Tear  there  will  happen  no 
lefs  than  Vive  EcUpfes^  Three  of  the  SuN,  and  iwo 
of  the  Moon;  they  will  happen  in  the  following 
Order^  as  they  were  cc?nputea  from  ?iew  and  very 
exa^f  Tables  of  the  Sun  and  Mcon^  founded  on  the 
Newtonian  System  of  Gravitation^  which  tables  are 
found  wonderfully  to  agree  with  Observations^ 


THE  Firft  is  an  Eclipfe  of  the  Sun,  on  Tuefday,  tfie 
loth  Day  of  January,  at  57  Minuses  pail  One  o' Clock 
in  the  Afternoon;  but  il  will  be  invifible  here,  and  even 
to  ail  Europe,  by  reafon  of  the  ?Joon*s  Sou-.h  Latitude,  and 
that  Latitude  incrcrifed  by  her  Parallax  in  Lcititude,  will 
caufe  the  Moon  to  pafs  Sourh  of  the  Sun's  I^imb,  fo  that 
the  Eclipfe  cannot  be  feen  in  thefe  Northern  Parts  of  the 
World.  In  the  Southern  Parts  of  the  Larth,  this  will  be 
a  great  annular  Eclipfe  ;  and  this  Annular  Appearance, 
according  to  my  C:iicula!ion5,  will  be  on  the  Meridian, 
or  12  o*CIock  at  Noon,  in  Latitude  63  Deg.  4^-  Mia. 
South;  in  Longitude  26  Deg.  31  Min.  Weil  from  London  ; 
which  Place  falls  in  the  Great  South  Sea,  near  what  is 
called  Sandwich  Land,  near  the  if/and  of  Georgia.  The 
Sun  will  he  feen  more  or  lefs  eclipfed,  in  the  Southern 
Parts  of  Africa,  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  alfo  in 
the  Southern  Pares  of  South  America,  even  at  Cape  Horn, 
where  I  expetl  it  will  be  a  large  Lc  ipfe. 

The  Second  Eclipfe  is  a  i-  tal  otie  of  the  Moon,  and 
happens  on  Wednefday,  the  2ift  of  June;  but  it  will  be 
inviiibie  in  thefe  Parts,  it  begins  at  21  Min.  paii  4 
o'clock  m  the  Afternoon  ;  and  will  end  at  49  Min.  pait 

7  o'Cicck, 


On  the  Eclipses.  S9 

7  o'clock,  app.  Time.  The  Duration  of  total  Darknefs 
will  be  only  14  Minutes,  but  of  the  whole  Eclipfe,  3 
Hours  and  28  Minutes.  At  the  Beginning,  the  Moon 
will  be  vertical,  or  diredlly  over  Head  at  Midnight,  ia 
Latitude  22  Dcg.  56  Min.  South;  and  in  Longitude  113 
Deg.  54  Min.  Eaft  of  London  ;  which  Place  falls  on  the 
North-VVeft  Borders  of  New  Holland,  near  that  Part  call- 
ed De  Witt's  Land.  At  the  End  of  rhis  Eclipf-,  the 
Moon  will  be  diredly  over  Head  at  Midnight,  in  Latitude 
23  Deg.  6  Min.  South,  and  in  Longitude  63  Deg  41 
Min.  Eaft  from  London  ;  which  Place  falls  in  the  fame 
Eaftern  Ocean,  but  nearer  the  Ifland  of  Madagafcar. 
This  Eclipfe  will  be  vifible  in  Eaftern  Tartary,  in  China, 
the  Philippine  iflands,  New  Guinea,  thofe  of  Malacca, 
Borneo,  Sunda,  and  throughout  the  Eail  Lidies.  It  will 
be  vifible  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope;  it  will  be  vifible 
alio  in  Perlia  and  Arabia,  and  Parts  adjacent. 

The  Third  is  an  invifible  Eclipfe  of  the  Sun,  on  Thurs- 
day, the  6th  Day  of  July,  at  47  Min.  paft  our  Eleven 
o'clock  at  Night,  confequently  invifible  to  us.  This 
Eclipfe  is  only  vifible  in  high  Ncrthern  Latitudes,  when 
the  sSun  is  up.  The  Sun  will  be  totally  eclipfed  on  the 
Meridian,  or  precifely  at  Noon,  in  the  Latitude  of  88 
Degrees  North,  and  in  174  Deg.  24  Min,  of  Weft  Lon- 
gitude from  London  ;  which  Place  falls  in  the  Ice  Ocean, 
within  the  Arctic  Circle,  which  is  wiihin  Two  Degrees  of 
the  Pole  itfelf,  where  I  suppose  no  human  Being  is  to  be 
found.  The  Snn  will  be  fetn  more  or  lefs  eclipfed  at 
Spitzbergen,  and  the  Island  of  Nova  Zembla. 

The  Fourth  is  another  total  Eclipfe  of  the  Moon,  on 
Saturday,  the  16th  of  December,  bm  invifible  to  us,  and 
even  to  all  Europe.  This  Eclipfe  begins  at  11  Minutes 
paft  our  Eleven  o'Clock  in  the  Forenoon  ;  and  it  will 
end  at  47  Minutes  paft  2  o'Clock  in  tiie  Afternoon,  app. 
Time.  1  he  Duration  of  lotf;!  Dc  r '  ne's  will  be  i  Hour 
and  38  Minutes,  and  of  the  w  icle  Eclipfe,  3  Flours  and 
37  Minutes.  At  the  Beginni  g  of  this  Eclipfe,  the  Moon 
is  vertical  (or  directly  over  Hea  a  pi  Midnight)  in  Lati- 
tude 25  Deg.  7  Min.  North,  in  Longiiude  168  Deg.  48 
Min.  Weft  from  London  ;  which  jMace  is  in  the  Great 
North  Pacific  Ocean,  near  the  Sandvvkh  Iftands.  At  the 
Ead  of  ths  £ciipfe;the  Moon  will  be  vertical  in  Lati*-  -  de 

23  Deg, 


40 


Partridge,  1815. 


23  Deg.  2  1  Min.  North,  m  Longitude  139  Deg.  6  Min. 
Eafl  from  London  ;  which  Place  falls  in  tne  fame  Ocean, 
a  little  to  the  North  of  the  Ladrone  Illands.  L  appears 
from  this  Statement,  that  this  Ecllpfe  will  be  vifible  in 
R^fteru  Tartary.  in  China,  the  Phillippine  lHands,  New 
Guinea,  thofe  of  Malacca,  Borneo,  Surida,  the  New  He- 
brides and  Friendly  Llands,  to  New  Holland,  and  New 
Zealand.  On  the  liallern  Coall  of  North  America,  and 
in  the  Gu'ph  ot  iViexico,  the  Moon  fets  eclipfed  ;  bu:  ia 
the  Eafi:  Indies,  and  in  Persia,  Arabia,  in  Polan^^  and 
on  the  Borders  of  the  Rtd  Sea,  tne  Moon  rifes  eclipfed. 

The  Fifth,  and  hft  of  tntfe  Ec  ipfes,  is  a  very  finall 
one  of  the  bun,  upon  Saturday  the  30th  of  Decemh-^.r,  at 
ci  Minutes  pafl  2  o'Clock  in  the  Afttrnoon  ;  but  it  will 
be  invifibie  to  thefe  Northern  Par  s  of  the  World,  by 
reafon  of  the  Mooii's  great  South  Latitude.  It  will  be 
but  a  fmall  Eclipfe  where  greatefl:,  jind  that  will  be  in 
the  remote  Parts  of  the  Earth  towards  the  South  Pole. 

The  Planet  'Jupiter  will  Come  to  an  Oppofition  of  the 
Suriy  on  the  26th  Day  of  March  ;  hence,  u^^^  the  Be- 
j^inning  of  that  Month  to  the  End  of  June,  this  beauti- 
ful Star  may  be  feen  every  clear  Evening,  to  gratify  the 
Curious  and  Lovers  of  Aflronomy,  who  have  got  good 
Telefcope  ,  in  viewing  him  with  his  Belts,  and  to  ob- 
ferve  the  Eclipfes  of  his  Four  Moons  or  Sa-tellites ;  to- 
gether wich  their  Configurations  air  ongft  themfeJves, 
which  are  often  very  beautiful  to  behold. 

Alfo,  the  Planet  Safum  will  come  to  an  Oppofition 
of  the  Sun,  about  the  2d  of  Augitji^  ?.t  which  ]  ime,  and 
a  little  before,  and  to  the  End  of  No^uember,  when  the 
Evenings  are  clear,  there  will  be  good  Opportunities  for 
the  Curious  and  Lovers  of  ,-!ilronomy,  to  grat.fy  them- 
felves  in  obferving  him,  to  fee  hi^  wondertul  Ring  and 
his  Satellites  ;  but  it  requires  good  and  powerful  Teie- 
fcopes. 

N.  B.  In  the  Month  of  December,  Jupiter  and  Vem^f 
will  appear  near  Ccch  other,  and,  the«eio  e,  wili  make 
a  beautiful  Appearance  in  a  Morni?  g,  io  ig  before  the 
Sun  rifes^  as  they  are  then  Morning  Stars,  I  here 


Obfervations  on  Aftrology.  41 


/  here  add  fomething  concerning  the  Foundation^  Vln^ 
dicaikn^  and  Limitation^  of  that  tmji  heaverily  and 
jublime  Science,  Astrology. 

(  Continued  from  my  lali.  ) 

I  SAID  at  the  Conclufion  of  my  lall,  whoever  ft'e^n^ 
a  Ferfon  of  a  slow  awkward  Pace,  with  a  dark,  cloudy, 
morofe  Afped,  doth  not  condemn  him  for  a  furly,  ih- 
patured,  covetous  Fellow?  And  again:,  fecir g  one  of  a 
brifk,  lively  Countenaate,  ihey  fail  not;  to  coinrn  nd  for 
one  of  cii'il  Behaviour,  a  Lov-er  of  his  Pi  ien  i,  trae  and 
trully,  and  the  like.  But  fnould  an  A.^trulogrr,  by  tue 
Nativities  of  thefe  Perfons,  difcovering  the  iirlt  to  be  go- 
verned by  the  Planet  Sacurn,  and  the  ucher  by  ihe  I'lruiet 
Jupiter,  prunounce  thefe  or  tlie  like  Words,  kno.sing 
thcfe  to  be  the  Propercies  of  Saturn,  thofe  of  Jupi-er, 
ftraight  they  cry  out,  he  is  a  vVirch,  a  :K)rcerer  j  or,  per- 
haps, thofe  which  hath  noc  fo  much  the  Rage  of  iV;ars, 
Rnd  Hnvy  of  Saturn  found  in  them,  may  in  mii  ier  Terms 
tell  you,  he  fpeaks  by  Guefs,  iis  Fools  do  when  they 
Lye  ;  and  though  lie  hit  rigiir,  it  was  no  through  ai-y 
Knowledge  he  had  more  than  others  but  by  Cha  jcc,  as 
a  blind  Man  may  flioot  a  Cow,  or  a  Cow  kill  a  Hare  ; 
far,  fay  they,  it  wouid  be  very  ftrange,  if  uhey  tiiai  are 
iilways  guessing,  fhouli  never  hit  nght.  To  theft  iaR  I 
fhali  'ay  no  more  than  this,  that  i  .vu^T  ,  ihat  ^vaen  hey 
hav!'  cxperieaced  the  Art  as  much  a  i  Uavr,  th<  y  will  bg 
of  another  Mind  And  to  the  ririt  Set  I  fhah  prop  .fe  tnis 
Quelli<»n,  Whether  it  be  not  as  i  wfui  to  say,  that  the 
Pjanet  Satiirfi  is  the  Author  of  Melancholy,  as  that  me- 
lancholy Men  are  Envious,  hz,  ^  Or,  that  to  fay  Mars 
inclines  -o  Cooler,  is  to  idolize  the  Stars,  but  pronounc- 
ing cholerick  Perfons  jrr  'ne  to  Anoer,  a  word  of 
Courfe,  a  true,  but  innocent  Corje^lui^  ;  for  which  of 
thefe  Conjedture  are  moil:  diabobcal,  i  for  my  Part  am 
not  able  tv.)  determine.  For  when  we,  fpeaki'-g  of  public 
I'ranladtions,  pronounce  Wars,  Peace  Eavyjng.^,  Scar« 
city.  Pic  ty,  &c  Or,  if  fpeaking  of  the  Accidents  pe- 
culiar to  particular  private  Peribns,  we  pronounce  Hcaitn, 
Profperity,  Vexation,  TiOubi?,  Sickoeis,  or  any  Ovher 

Accide.'-t, 


42  Partridge,  1815. 

Accident,  we  fp:ak  not  by  Confultation  of  familiar  Spi- 
rit', nei  h.^r  by  Aims-ace,  as  fome  term  it  ;  but  perceiving 
by  the  a:ore[aid  natural  Caufe.s  the  Seafon^  then  impend- 
ing, to  be  fubjed  to  excesfive  Heat,  inclining  Men  to 
Ch'  ifc-r;  or,  on  the  contrary,  u  hen  to  an  equal  Intemy^er- 
IzQi  &c.  we  pronounce  fiu:h  or  flich  Accidents  to  enfue. 

Thus  having  ihovvn  the  Grounds  whereon  tne  whole  Art 
is  founde  d,  I  come  in  the  next  Place  to  fhow,  hOw  far  we 
may  hftly  depend  on  thefe  Aflral  Obfervations.  Firft 
then  let  me  acquaint  you,  that  when  we  pred*6t  ?^ny  Ac- 
c'-dent,  we  would  not  be  underllood  to  lay,  it  rnult  una- 
voidably and  of  necessity  thus  or  thus  happen,  but  that 
Nature  thus  inclines;  and,  it  the  contrary  be  not  known, 
or  being  ki\own,  throu^'h  Ne^Iedt,  or  ^vrgei.ulrjefs  or 
the  like,  is  not  applie:,  then  uill  thus  or  thus  corne  :o 
p  iL,  As  when  a  Physician,  feeing  his  Patient  afHiaed  with 
a  deep  Confumption,  declares  that  he  hath  an  Ulcer  in 
his  Lungs,  whi^-h  will  by  Degrees  wafte  .a^d  deftr  y  them, 
and  Confequence  the  whol-*:'  Body  perifh  ;  we  mud  not 
underftand,  ihat  of  Necessity  u  muft  fo  tollow,  but  in 
cafe  no  contrary  be  procured  and  applied  to  heal  and 
flop  the  fame,  hereby  to  repair  thp  Patient,  he  muft  in- 
evitably periih.  Aifo,  in  fome  particular  Cafes,  Gc  d  is 
pleafcd  ro  check  the  ordinary  Cou  fe  of  Nature,  produc- 
ing Effeds  qui^e  c  ncrary  to  the  Didates  thereof ;  but 
thefe  ,.re  very  rare,  and  to  bt  looked  on  as  miraculous,  for 
God  is  a  God  of  Order,  and  not  of  Contusion — theiefore 
he  havin  '  created  thefe  glorious  Bodies,  the  Stars,  to  be 
the  Cauff  s  of  all  natural  Adions,  thefe  miraculous  Ob- 
ft^uitions  are  no  more  to  be  accounted  fufHcient  Reafons 
for  a  egledt  of  their  TJfe,  than  the  Shades  once  going 
backwards  on  the  Dial  of  Ahntj  can  make  the  Ufe  of 
thofe  incomparable  Inllruments  at  all  Times,  and  in  all 
Places  invaluable;  becaufe,  at  that  Time  and  Place,  they 
might  fcem  to  fome  Per  Tons  to  be  erroneous.  Again,  in  fuch 
Accidents  whoTe  Caufes  are  merely  natu  al,  the  m<jre  ge- 
neral and  univcrfal  Caufes  overfway  thofe  of  any  particu- 
lar Citv,  Town,  or  Perfon  ;  fo  that  fuch  who  undertake 
to  predict  Particulars,  not  regarding  thofe  more  general, 
are  many  T'mes  fruftrated  of  their  Expedation,  to  the 
great  Diflionour  of  this  heavenly  Science,  though  the 
Fault  is  not  in  the  Art,  but  Artifl  ;   which  ought  to 

caution 


Obfervarlons  on  Aftrology. 


43 


caution  all  the  Pretenders  to  this  Art  to  be  very  wary  in 
pronouncing  Judgment  in  all  Caufes,  but  moie  efpccially 
in  nice  Particulars;  for  it  is  the  Pradlice  of  too  many  in 
tliefe  Time5,  to  rrquiie  Judgment  in  fuch  Cifes  as  are  al- 
together impofTible  co  be  foived  ;  therefore  in  fuch  pj^rti- 
cular  Cafes,  the  Artift  would  fhow  hlaifelf  irore  like  a 
wife  Man,  did  he  declare  hinifeif  ignorant,  than  by  pre- 
tending to  know  aU  Things,  give  not  only  fach  as  em- 
ploy kim,  but  even  all  that  hoar  of  him,  jult  Caufe  to 
fuTpedl  he  knows  Nothing,  thereby  bringing  a  Scandal 
not  to  himfelf  alone,  but  upon  the  Art  too,  and  all  that 
profefs  it. — Were  it  not  for  lack  oi  Room,  1  fliould  have 
proceeded  to  acquaint  the  Reader,  what  particular  r\cci- 
dents  may  be  fore  known  by  this  An  ;  alfo  wit^i  what 
generals,  and  by  what  Means  they  are  proniotr-d  or  con- 
tradidled  ;  with  an  Account  of  the  Advantages  arising 
from  fuch  a  Foreknowledge  ;  which  expedt  at  fome  future 
Opportunity, 

The  Spheres  thit  roll  in  conflant  Courfe  above. 
Obey  God's  Laws,  and  by  his  Pow'r  do  move  ; 
Each  rang'd  in  Order,  knows  his  delHn'd  Race, 
As  round  the  Sun  he  takes  his  vontea  Cnace  ; 
Stupendious  Chorus !  shewing  as  they  rove. 
The  great  Perfections  of  our  God  above. 


Judicium  Astrologicuni^  pro  Anno  1815. 

Or,  an  yijirological  Judgment  upon  the  Four  ^arterly 
Jngrefses  of  the  prefent  Tear ;  and  Firfi^  of  the  Brumal 
Ingrefs-y  or  Winter  ^.arter. 

1 Begin  my  Aiirologicai  Remarks  with  the  Winter  Sol- 
fiice,  as  it  all  falls  (excepting  a  few  Days)  within  the 
old  Year. — This  Winter  Quarter  then  begins  on  ^bur/day 
the  22d  D2iy  oi^  December  1814,  at  53  Min.  pad  9  o'clock 
iri  the  Morning,  when  the  Sun  will  enter  the  Tropic  of 
Capricorn  ;  ai  this  Time  27  Deg.  of  will  be  afcending 
in  the  Eaft,  and  the  firft  Degree  of  /  will  be  upon  ihe 

Meridian 


44 


Partridge,  1815. 


4 


Meridian.     Tlie  D  in  □  of     ,  and  A  of  V»  ah  A  Q. 
At  thi'.  Ingrefs,  I  find  %  Lord  of  the  Meridian  Angle, 
and  within  Orbs  of  a  A  Afped  of  the  P  anet  Saturn,  and 
Saturn  is  ilron^  on  the  Gulp  of  the  Afcendant ;  and  at  the 
Commencement  of  the  New  Year,  the  IMar.et  ^Saturn  will 
be  in  a  Sextile  Afpedl  of  Man  ;  Marj  being  alio  in  hiS 
own  Domal  Dignities,  and  posited  in  the  9th  Houfe  ; 
Ff^nus  and  the  Sun  are  in  Conjunclion  in  the  1  irh  Houfe  ; 
and  above  all  is  the  approacking  Trine  Afpect  of  Jupiter 
and  Saturn,  from  sCb  and  ^  ;  and  at  this  Time  they  are 
within  Orbs  of  that  Afpedt.     In  confidcring  thefe  Confi- 
gurations of  the  Planets  at  this  Time,  I  cannot  but  think 
there    will  happen  fome    remarkable      ranfadtions,  of 
great  Importance,  both  to  us  as  a  Nation,    to  ail  Eu^^ 
rope,  and  to  France  in  particuLir.    Thefe  Planetary  Rays 
imply  a  better  Undeiib-nding  amongll  fome  of  the  great 
Potentates  of  the  liarth;  Kings  nnd  Princes  begin  to  pau'e 
awhile  on  the  IVIifisry  and  Calamities  that  bloody  v^^ars 
have  brought  upon  Mankind  ;  and  thefe  Afpcdts  give 
fome  Hopes  that  a  Peace  will  be  brought  about,  if  it  is 
not  already  accomplithed  ;  th'jugh  1  am  f.iiiihed,  that  the 
Heavens  only  fhow  the  Nature  yni  Inclin'^.tion-  of  Men, 
and  nof  pofitive  C  >nclarions  j  yet  now  tnc-v  are  ^'o  rnucti 
inclined  to  Peace  and  Unitv,  we  may  rational  y  h)p^  a 
Peace  may  be  brought  abiut  anr  concluded  ;  for  after  fo 
many  bloody  Batd  s  fought,  b:  th  in  Frmce,  in  Holland, 
and  Germany,  and  aft'»  frilling  lo  much  human  bio  d, 
Peace  ha.>  ov;en  the  earneft  Drfire  of  fh  ufands,  The 
F)erich  Na  ion  and  their  h,mperor  have  h'id  a  wonderful 
Check-,  iuch  as  they  h-iVc  never  had,  cfpecially  in  late 
Years,  ^v^iich  w  li'biing  them  to  Reafun  and  incline  them 
to  Peace,  and  liiac  wi.h  ait  the  Wcrid,  if  the  farroundmg 
Fo  ACrs  ai  War  with  tht^m  are   not  too  exorDiCdUt  in  the  r 
Demand^,  fo.  b  ingiug  about  a  geae:al  Pacification  ;  and 
afc'ir  all    we  may  exped  v>  hea:  of  very  lerious  CoufaU 
tatio-3  0!  iiigii  Concernment,  abca^>  VVar  and  Peace,  and 
the  Settiement  of  .Affairs  on  the  Continent  of  Europe,  and 
likewife  wiih  ourfelve^>  as  a  Nation,     fherc  may  be  lom.e 
of  our  modern  Heroes,  making  an  Oppufuion  to  a  fair 
Set  lemcne  of  a  laflipg  Peace,  for  there  ha-  been  fo  many 
in  ihe  Wojld,  who  have  for  a  long  Time  made  a  Trade 
of  War,  that  they  may  bv;  very  rciuft  au  to  beat  their 

Sword* 


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Swords  into  Ploughfhares,  or  their  Spears  in^o  Pruning- 
hooks — nevei  theiefs,  this  cnfu  ng  Year  wiU  be  as  remark- 
able as  any  for  ir.any  flrange  Events,  which  we  but  little 
thought  of,  that  will  be  produced  therein,  and  that  in  al- 
moft  every  Kuigdom  in  Europe,  including  ourfeives  arui 
all  our  War  Connedions. 


The  spring  QUARTRR, 
Or,  the  Sun's  Tranfit  through  <y»,        and  n. 

THE  SuTty  that  great  Lumiriary  and  Fountain  of  Uni- 
verfa)  Light  and  Life,  will  now  begin  to  difplay  his 
genial  Powers  On  us  in  thefe  Northern  Parts  of  the  World, 
by  entering  into  the  Equinod:ial  Sign  Aries,  which  he  will 
do  this  Year,  on  Tuesday,  the  till  Day  of  March,  at  36 
M;n.  part  11  o'CIock  in  the  Morning,  when  22  Deg.  of 
25  will  afcend  the  Eafiern  Horizon,  and  23  Deg.  of  K 
will  culminate.     The  P  ab  et  ad  g      .    From  a 

Scheme  of  the  Heavens,  fet  at  this  Time,  I  find  by  the 
Pofitions  of  the  Planets,  that  a  Spirit  of  Divifion  and 
Difiention  feems  to  pofTcfs  fonie  greac  Powers,  whether  ic 
be  Kings,  Princes,  or  Emperors,  in  boih  the  Northern 
and  Soutiiern  Parts  of  Euro^'e;  there  \%i!l  be  Contradic- 
ti')as  in  Councils,  and  Iniemperance  in  Debates,  unfound 
Jlefolutions  and  ra(h  AOion^.  The  H  ollanders  fecm  ac- 
tive in  fettlinj^  a  new  Order  of  Thing.^,  and  feme  Com- 
motions take  Place  in  France,  Germany  znd  Italy ^  if  not 
m  ^pain  alfo  ;  they  fe^m  to  pijfh  their  various  Defigns  and 
ln?-creib  with  great  V'i.^our,  ss  the  Conjundion  of  Saturn 
and  Marsy  juft  at  han;i,  feems  to  import  ;  France,  and 
Spain,  as  weJI  as  onrl'elves,  are  like  to'iak.e  a  Share  of  the 
Ivlal-infiaences  of  this  Alpecl,  (viz.  the  o  ^?  ?-nd  $  ) 
as  weli  from  the  £  of  the  O  and  7X,  from  Cardinal 
Signs.  Thefe  Afpevfl';  feem  to  threaten  fome  Difturb- 
ance^  to  befall  the  Turkrjh  Dominioi-F,  and  indeed  I  ex- 
pedl  fome  Rcbeliious^  Jnfurredlions  in  fome  other  piaqes, 
not  far.  hom..Englan4,  bus  as  to  Particulars v  Tirqe  mofc 
bring  them  to  l^ight.  It  feems  alfo,  by  the  Planetary  Po- 
fiuons,.that  the  French  Gov^nimefit  is.  yvvonderi4i»ly  em- 
ployed 


46  Partridge,  1815. 

ployed  in  fettling  their  Affairs,  for  fir  an  ge  Things  are  (I 
a6ling  there,  as  well  as  in  fome  other  Places  near  hand, 
which  \^  e  fhall  cfcen  iiear  of.  As  to  the  United  States  of 
Jmerica,  they  will  be  much  diilurbed  in  this  Year  by 
Broils  and  other  Troubles,  if  not  with  War  ;  yet  their 
Succefs  will  be  but  little,  fhould  they  have  not  made  Peace 
with,  the  Britijh  Government.  In  the  Courfe  of  this  Year, 
as  I  have  before  mentioned,  there  will  fall  out  two  noble 
Trine  Afpefts  of  the  two  grand  Superiors,  Jupiter  and 
Saturn,  which,  it  is  to  be  hoped,  will  incline  to  a  better 
Underllanding  in  the  Courts  of  Princes,  Kings,  and  Em- 
perors, fo  that  there  may  be  brought  about  a  general  and 
lafting  Peace  to  Europe^  if  that  defired  Event  has  not  been 
already  accomplifhed*  And  as  to  England y  fhe  fhall 
flourifh  again  and  again,  and  when  the  Fullnefs  of  Time 
comes,  (sooner  or  later)  fhe  will  have  a  principal  Hand 
with  fome  l^ortherij  Powers,  in  performing  and  conclud- 
ing fome  ivreat  Tranfaclions,  as  Europe  ever  beheld  before, 
at  leafl  for  many  Years  laft  pafl.  For  the  Emperor  of 
Russia^  King  of  Prussia,  fecondcd  by  the  friendly  Aid 
of  Austriay  and  Great  Brit^iriy  will  have  the  Honour  of 
cqntribuiing  towards  bringing  about  a  lading  Peace,  and 
fettling  the  Affairs  of  the  European  Continent,  that  may 
yet  be  flill  in  Agitation.  Great  Things  have,  and  wiii 
fiill  take  Place. 


The  summer  QUARTER, 
Or,  The  SuTi^s  Tranjit  through  So,  SI,  and 

THE  Summer  Quarter  commences  when  the  Sun  en- 
ters the  Northern  Tropic,  namely.  Cancer ^  and  then 
making  our  Days  the  longed  ;  it  falls  this  Year,  on 
Thurfday,  2zd  Day  of  June,  at  9  o'Clock  in  the 
Morning  ;  at  which  Time,  18  Deg.  of  ^  are  upon  the 
Medium  Coeli,  and  29  Deg.  of  SI  are  afcending  in  the 
Eaft.  The  D  ab  g  O'  et  □  of  If.  At  this  Summer 
Solftice  the  Planet  Mars  is  near  an  Oppofitian  of  Jupiter, 
and  that  from  Equinodial  Signs  ;  after  which,  follows  a 
Sextile  Afped  of  Saturn  and  Marf ;  but  then  the  moft 

potent 


Aftrological  Obfervations. 


47 


potent  Afped  is  the  approaching  Trine  of  Jupiter  and  Sa- 
turrty  which  will  cake  Place  about  the  14th  of  Auguji,  and 
who  are  at  this  Time  within  Orbs  of  ihat  A.'p-d,  which 
will  in  a  great  Meafare  govern  the  Efteds  of  Pjaneury 
Rays,  both  now  and  duriiig  the  next  Qaarter  ;  in  ftiort, 
thefe  two  Planets  are  within  Orbs  of  each  oiher  inoft  of 
this  Summer,  fhewing  as  if  political  Matters  were  ap- 
proaching to  a  more  general  Pacification,  and  Things  re- 
turning into  a  better  Channel  ;  yet,  neverthelefs,  I  fee 
fome  internal  Broils  and  Diftarbances  breaking  out  iti 
France,  in  Itaiy^  and  in  Sivitxerland ;  if  not  amongfl 
fome  of  the  Northern  Powers.  The  Emperor  of  Austria 
is  gaining  Ground,  and  in  favour  with  the  French  Govern- 
ment ;  and  a  certain  Family  feems  not  fatisfted, — bui  who 
can  heip  it.  Great  Changes  will  lake  Place  in  Germany^ 
and  fome  other  Countries  near  u?..  The  Arms  of  Great 
Britain  are  moftly  succefsrul  and  victorious,  as  appears 
by  the  Configurations  of  the  Planets  at  this  Ingref?. 


The  autumnal  QUARTER, 
Or,  the  Suns  Tranjit  through  -D:,  r?X,  and  f , 

THIS  Quarter  takes  Place  when  the  Sun  enters  the 
Equinodiai  Sign  Libra,  and  cro5se5  the  Line  in  his 
Way  TO  the  Southern  Tropic,  making  our  Days  and 
Nights  once  more  equal  ;  and  this  vv)li  take  Place  on 
Saturday,  the  23d  of  Septe77ihery  at  51  Min.  paft  10 
o'clock  at  Night;  when  13  De^;.  of  S3  afcend  in  the 
Eaft,  and  11  Deg.  of  K  -^re  on  the  Mid-heayen.  The  }) 
ab  A  Q  et  ad  A  .  The  only  Aiped  of  Note  foon  after 
this  Irigrefs  is  an  Oppofuion  of  Jujnter  and  Mars,  from 
Equinodial  Signs.  The  Planet  i^lars  is  in  the  Afcendant 
of  England,  and  at  the  fam.e  Time  in  his  own  Domal 
Dignir.ies,  which  will  put  Valour  into  the  irVvVZ/V^  Arms, 
and  Vigour  .nto  her  Government.  This  has  been  a  re- 
markable buiy  Year,  and  yet  Ibme  great  Things  ftill  re- 
main to  be  done  and  acted  upon.  1  hope  no  Civil  War 
in  France  has  Hk^Qv.  promoted  and  fomented  by  any  reftless 
Party,  to  the  Deflruition  apd  DiHrefs  of  ThouAinds  of 

ii  nocent 


48 


P  A  Pv  T  R  I  D  G  E,      18  IJ. 


innocent  People  ;  but,  after  I  hope  the  friendly  Con- 
figurations of  the  Planets  of  this  Year  will  in  a  great 
Degree  calm  thefe  unruly  PalTions,  and  allay  the  Keats 
and  Animorities  of  thefe  eventful  Times,  in  order  to  re- 
concile contendiijg  Parties  in  War  and  Bioodftied,  and 
that  even  all  over  the  World. 

Con  cLu  s  ion. 

Farewe!  my  little  Bcok  ;  go,  take  thy  Fate, 
And  please  thy  Friends,  till  thou  art  out  of  Date  : 
Our  Year's  concluded.  Time  will  for  no  Man  stay. 
But  walks  his  Circle,  and  doth  pass  away. 


FINIS. 


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