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 HANNAH S 51B% U «»«/ ^»r» //i Fnit Utrat 
 in tbt P^irijb ^"^.HtUm*!, «/« the city of lyut'ttjhr, 
 in EngUni^oH tin %ldday af April, 1723. Whtn tbi fa 
 'thf 4ni mt$kf y ^-^'^ ^"'» Hanmnh cami 19 Ismdutiy 
 'and€0litSJMMm^MCfuamtancenuitbMtJamti SummSf a/ai- 
 Jtri itifiil^at 'a Dutchman, In a little timi Summs made his 
 4MrtJfis U her ai a hver, dnd gained her coujint, and ivos 
 married i^ he/: a/ the ^Iftl^on thf6th Day «/ January, 
 M743-A. B^^alLhis pm^^^/riendfi}ip, pro-ved injiances 
 9f$he mft kltkf fTfidyi and m Wi^^td out the j^9rft and niofi 
 mnnatnraMKmtfflandu ^hit^^f^as'^^l^^'mmths gone 
 fwiih ihi^lmjSiaiii^ htm/elf Mglffinvomd tn debt, made 
 VmT tUptmUill fr^m her. Nvtrxjtl^Mding theft her eaf amities, 
 ^i patieft^h.hore berfelfnp nni^'S^, andinvt uitmhs after 
 her' hufianfs departure was M6^red of a daughter rvbtcb 
 li^edno mortthan fttten mm bs. As foe was naiu pee pom 
 Wm the tier arifmgfrom nature and it*M/ai^uinity ; jbe tbottgbi 
 "hetfelf privihgid to roam in quefi ofthemt^n, wbo, Wit bout 
 re^on, had injured her fi mttch ; for thdft are no htiunds to 
 b/fet either to love, jeatbufy or bat red, id the female mind, 
 *fiitt ^e might execute her defigns %v^ t%e biter ^race, and 
 thit m'*refttcceff,fhe 'boldly commenced a^ man, at haff in ber 
 drtfs^ akd no donhtfhe had a right to d4 fOy fiftcs jhe bad the 
 redlfoul of a man in her breaft. Diffna^nt no accidents, 
 aTSdpi'bing a full fcftpe to the genuine bent c/ htr htart, /he 
 Xut on a/uitof her brother in-la-ivs cloths, vfptntfd bis name, 
 pnti'fet out on the 2 3</o/' November, 1745, and travelled to 
 t^veirtfry, with' a wew bf finding ber bvfband, wbure fke 
 jnhfied on the lyth of the f aid month. With the regiment f?o 
 fiarcbed from Coventry to Carlille, where flu learned the 
 miUtary-eoHrcife, • 4»hiilrfi>e nonv perfurnts with as much fiili 
 and dexterity as anyferjeant or corporal in his Majefly*s fef'. 
 'vice. An oj^cer in the regiment bfing jealous of her being bi^ 
 fi'9al, ivitb' ^y'>ung'nvoma1f he intended \o dsbapeB. inth an 
 pp^ort unity toaccufe hernnith negleS of duty to the co:.\::tand' 
 ing loffie^r fif*^hfth fhe Hsjasfenienced to re'ccin-e (Tco h^cs 
 ^(SO of niohich 0S4! reeei'Ved, halving her bane's tied to ths cajih 
 f^aiffir A crime mohicb nature put it out oj her power to com- 
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 of tin ttjl\(€ri* ^kis ill ttimtment t^btr nvitb Jotfit feMr ^ | 
 . her b'lHg tii/c3*ue>td by m ntw i'efmit wbo WM birfirmir | 
 : acquaint attce, i^fpirtd her wi^b m rtj^utiwt^ dtfiru ^irb }k 
 jhe efftiUJ, ihwevtr, lubifber defpair w tbt b0fe» if agwln |I 
 meeting tbat unfaithful man^ iib^. bad mkidi bfr tbf m§thtr 't 
 of a htlpl^'i infant^ a&uated ber btiafi amd f 49w bir jp^fftow i 
 a pnter natural fpring, Jtf it wait ibai/kitttmretgbufytitlift'td. 
 , hs-fttf in Capt, Gralntm' s eompmtf in C*/. fff^r^tefimmi 
 aniifo9n after tbere was a dremgbt madt^ lo g9 abromd- ik 
 /Idmiral Befcatven'i. fleet *\aful jj^ ehaneed to if §ni^^ ibi 
 number draughted^ anti ^itent mmtJiateiy onbomwd tbf ^mtal- 
 lowfittop,^ — .-^r^men tbeyfirftfti fdiU tbr^Jhdmifm 
 wsatbsrt efid 4U fair wind f ms futd p^fftbl^ bn mijMff^ I 
 Buttt7ft9ner ^:re they arrivad ,in /b» May nf.Mk^eg/r tl^'^ 
 aburricetHi arvfe, *wkicb C9ntinued fivtrmj^ ehfi^% n mbtr fby th^ 
 wsrt aUit danrtr vf being fiat dhvasdufik . J0st^ tbeytJfwdfoif ■ 
 ftotfoldajs been beat 0'Mnt in immhimt dtuigtrt tHiy m^ 
 lenrtb w thgr>iU di$f*lfjf arri^oed i4 ^^ part tf iJfboi^ 
 wbere tbify canjtued tbrt9 ^ieks : ^ai^t tbt ^Jil ^tte^i fb 
 mtcb durmgs'i. Njxfblng wz^med bappaeed dtiria^ tJbtlb^ff 
 fettt, h, of ten happens for tbt nmfe und ntbh p»''P9fnm^t) 
 taven, tbat 9ne misfitf/nnffitceedt Amitbsr^. as elofe Mr^m\ 
 kvavej fiH ihjfajhre, ; fi tbi S u^lh^^nf fee fail tee eeldepemy 
 wiib tbi y'igilavt ntanofHvar, im order to join the Adedirtit% 
 fqwadron\ and tbemxt night fijjer tbeir dep4irtMn,\ ^m»J^^ 
 violenf fltrm happened in which the SwaUow . w$i, dlj^^ A' 
 fight of the vigilavi, bni e^lfifprmvg her mainmaft, /d^ JiggH 
 l**"" ''*SS''*i* ^''^ 'wasfo Much damaiged. iieher hold^ iJk 
 tbt fat tors and marines ^u^ere obliged ^ toko tbtir Jevtred^ 
 at the pump ^ /he mt only *ufilltngfy took bor tn^aeit tboplko^ 
 ofajtniing vej^H, but al/'o forfornud tbt^/e-i^ralofkos nfjUl 
 tommonfeulor, andtn botbqftalities bebet^ed.'dntlr,pichjMe^''^\. 
 
 intent and tmterpidity, t haft next nieder Goeh Jbrweef ^atmid^X 
 \by the fifip*s compeMy as a kind of « dtli^ptrtr^ tmd tat ie^bfW^X 
 hent of their prefer<vati§n^ tbt SiveUie^ ,mfi0^.£iiio^ije^i\ 
 tnefde the b eft of bet way todbrahar . Tbt'/bip ^^Utbbiprr)\ 
 with the utmoft expeditions and fedkdfor tbt liltmtkttk l^tiiah^ 
 where fl?e took in f neb njnines, and other fnti^tesi te^'mttk-A 
 f bought nece/aryfor tbt intended 'ifofag^,; front ibatet tb^V 
 faHtdio tbt Capt of Good Hope ^ and in tbttr *vt^gt% motirA 
 
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 ih* Nmnmr, nmhieh was gnat j»)f to tbtm $ and $ur heroint 
 
 htii^ iijmpf%imt4 hitlnrf §f mtitini h*r faitbUfi huptand, 
 
 aad muw/tiing tbtjitit in eompanift nnas in hopes of acquiring 
 
 JemtgUry at a/jUUtft knowing the rtaj§n eftltis fleet* s being 
 
 Jititd ••/ was toeunof tbt enemies efber eonntrj^ wbicb /eon 
 
 beippeaed aic§rding t§ btr wijbet, as tlnftet Jeen failed frem 
 
 the Cape fir Mortt/nst §n wbieb place tbej began tbeir firfi 
 
 attack \ ni/bieb did net held kngt Ifltallw'w proceed te tbeir 
 
 mtreb so Pottdieberrj: Tbe marcb continued eleven weeks 
 
 pah ffubicb time tb^ badi no bread, mofi ef tbeir food hein^ 
 
 rice I and tbe maiep bombs andjbells tbronun among tbem, kit- 
 
 Ud and wounded manf of tbetr men, during tbis fpace of time, 
 
 Jbe bibawed witb tbegreateft bravery and interpidity, fucb 
 
 as was eonfifteni with tbe cbaraBtr of an Et.glifhfoldier, 
 
 land tbougb deep in water, fired thirty fen, en rounds of Jbot, 
 
 and received a fbot in tbt groin, fix fivt in one leg, and five in 
 
 tbe ot^r, Tbefeigt bting now broke up, fie wasfent to an 
 
 hojpitalat Cnddylorom under tbe care of t-wo able pb^ficians, 
 
 %ntfhe not wtlftngto be dijcovered, extraSiedtbe ball out of 
 
 Mr groin berfeif, and abways drefi that voound ; and in a* 
 
 ■Aont tbrte montbt was perje&ly cured ; but mofl of the fitrt 
 
 btmgfaiUd before her recovery , fie was left behind, nnd^ cut 
 
 loitboard the Tartar Pink, which then lay in the harbour^ 
 
 ^btrefit remained, doing tbe duty ofafailor, till tbe return 
 
 "^isht fleet from Madrafs, when fie was turned over to the 
 
 m!^^etm, Capt. Lloyd, and failed for Bombay, *where they ar- 
 
 ^ved in about ten days, then theyfai kd to Montferrat , to take 
 
 ^ibtlUyal Duke Indiaman under CO I'voy^ to l»ing her to F»rt 
 
 \St, Da/nid's, At Bombay her mafter beinj> on Jhore, fie nmas 
 
 ^^bUgedto weucb in her turn, as is ufnal m f'tch ocrafions. 
 
 iTht EitbamfaiUd with the reft of the fleet from Fort St. 
 
 \Iht^^ers and kept eOmf any tilt they came te the Ccpe of Gtod 
 
 lA^#; wbele tie E/rbam bad orders to moke the hefl ofher 
 
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 *ftrfivedati$pitbead the \ft of June, from thence fie proceed 
 
 od toLottdottrivitbosft eiter being difcovered, and arrived f aft 
 
 kit btr broibetAi^ Mr. James Gray, Curpenter, in Ship Street, 
 
 ifitapping, to tht great joy of all her friends. 
 
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 Days I. I5h. 8ai. 
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 Days 1. i4h. 58m. 
 Clock fad 5in44r. 
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 Dog Days begin. 
 St. James. 
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 VIII. AUGUST,- hath XXXI Ddys. 1776. 
 
 <[ Lalt Qjarcer 8tK Day, ih. 32.11. Morning. 
 
 # New Maoh 15th Day, 6n 2im. Morning.^ 
 D Firll Quarter 23d Day, 3h. zini. Morning. 
 
 # Fntl {V/!>0!i 29th Dnv. loh. 5ifn. Atcrnooiv. 
 
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 9 Name of Jefus, 4 
 V PieafiiHt JVtatbtr,, 4 
 ? Days 1. I4h. lom. 4 
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 ]^ P. of Wales b. 1762 4 
 $ Iguifs it fjoillbi 5 
 $ fimHwhat nuittdy 5 
 1^ tf^oir/ thii time, $ 
 $ Days k l3h. 52m. 5 
 ^ Clock fail 3m 38r. 5 
 O mhp. Tr. 5 
 
 D Plea/ant Weather, 5 
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 % Days I. i3h. 32m. 5 
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 D Cioudy and 5 
 
 $ likely fhr Rain. 5 
 
 9 ^t. Auain. I5 
 
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 $ Clock faft om 19 f. 5 
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 1776, SEPTEMBER hath XXX Days. IX. 
 
 ([ Lall Qaarc^r 5ih Day iih. 1 im. Aitetuoon. 
 
 # New. Moon 13th Day, 3h. 20in. Altcrnooiu 
 D Firft Qnarter 21ft Day, oh. 20nB. Aheraoon. 
 
 • Full .Moon 28th Day, ph. 3m. M.Kning. 
 
 M.Wi Rmarkablt Dajs, 
 
 DO mather.^c. 
 
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 2 
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 6|¥ Days 1. i2h. 49m 
 7\lyi t^^g Days end. 
 F jO 14th p. T. N.V.M 
 2i D Aflic Uok out 
 p$ for Jome Rain 
 ^4 5f followed by 
 
 % fair 'Weather. 
 
 $ Daysl. i2h 28m. 
 ^ Clock flow 4m 36f. 
 iS»h paft Tr. 
 S Cloudy and 
 ^ $ Umb. Bifli. 
 
 ^\% likely for a fiorm. 
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 7J ^ Clock fl. 7m. 2f. 
 
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 ^ Now Jock out /or |6 
 
 ^ /«* Weather, 6 
 
 ^ 11 St. Cypriaa. 6 
 
 §1? Daysl. iih. 45111. 6 
 
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 X. OCTOBER, hath XX%1 Days. 1776. 
 
 <[ Laft Quarter 5 th Dm/, ph. 5iin. Afternoon. 
 
 # New Mijon ijth Day, 2ti. 4601. Morning. 
 
 ^ Firft Qjarter ipch Day, iih. 26ri, At'temoon. 
 
 # Full Moon 27th Day, ph. 391x1. Afternoon. 
 
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 31 
 
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 3 ^ PUaJdnt Weather 6 14 
 
 4 8 fir the 6*15 
 
 5 1|: Sea/oM. 6 i6 
 
 6 9 Days 1. iih. 26m. 6 17 
 
 7 h Clock 11. iim. 34f.6 18 
 r o iSihf. Tii. 6 19 
 
 ]> CO0/ Mornings, 5 20 
 
 3 ^ and Evenings, 6 22 
 
 9 St. Dennis, Bilh. 6 25 
 
 5 % High Winds 6 26 
 
 % Days 1. iih. 4m. 6 28 
 
 ^ Cl.fl. 13m 251'. 6 
 
 19th p. Tr. 6 
 
 D a^cif/ /i&f/f dajs^ 633 
 
 ^ perhaps a 6 35 
 
 5 ftorm, 6 
 
 1^ Serene the morn, p 
 
 ? D^ys 1. loh. 40(n.,6 
 
 h Clo. fl. 1401. 52r. [6 
 
 2oih p. Tr. 16 
 
 D ferene the eve, but 6 
 
 ^ gloomy is the nipht. 6 
 
 if' Diysl, I oh. 26in.|6 
 
 I^Cb. fl. 1501. 36r. (6 
 
 t^? Grilp. K.Geo. Illd^6 
 
 ^ (b. to reign, 1760. 6 
 
 2illp. Tr. [6 
 
 ]> St. Simon & Jode. 6 
 
 $ a change efWeath, ;6 
 
 {^ Days 1. I oh. 4m. ;6 
 
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1776. NOVEMBER hath XXX Days. XI. 
 
 ([ Latt Qutrcer, 4th Day 8h. zm. Attemooo. 
 
 • New Mood, nth Day 4h. 33in. Afternooo. 
 ^ Firft Quarter, igth Day 3h. 2801. Aftemooti. 
 
 # Full Moon, 26th Day oh. 39m. Afternoon. 
 
 
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 1 
 
 3 
 
 5 
 
 Rtmarkable Days, 
 Wtathtr, ISc, 
 
 r. O i. 
 
 H.M.H. 
 
 9 All Stit. d. ].9h59m7 
 
 b All So. c.fl. 16019(7 
 
 22J! p. Tf. 7 
 
 P Piea/am nutathtr^ 7 
 
 ^ Pow. plot, 1605 o.ii. 7 
 
 4 fif thiftttfin, 7 
 
 1^ itihou thy feet 7 
 
 ; Dayi 1. 9h. 4001* 7 
 
 V CI. fl. 15111. 5oi'. 7 
 
 Qt *3<J p. Tr. 7 
 
 9 St. Mart. Btf. 7 
 
 ^ ^ njoindy and cUudy, 7 
 
 4 ^ thfs month keep 7 
 
 - it perhaps rain, dry, 7 
 
 ^ Days I. 9h. 22m, 7 
 
 ^Cl. fl. 14111. 5or. 7 
 
 24ih p. Tr. Ci^«r 7 
 
 ]> fereneair^ hut uU*-] 
 
 ^ Ihou may ft thy 7 
 
 preferve 7 
 
 thereby. 7 
 
 Jack 7 
 
 (North- 7 
 25ih p. Tr. weller 7 
 D begins to blow, 7 
 ^ pretty (harply. 7 
 J^ Windy and Cf^ld, 7 
 It Dayi I. 8h 56m 7 
 $ CI. fl. iim. i3r. 7 
 I7 St. Andrew. 7 
 
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 2 20 
 
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XIL DECEMBER hath XXXI Days. 1 776. 
 
 C Laft Quarfer 4th Day oh. 35m. Ahernooo. 
 New Moon iiihDay, 8b. 45111. Mot Ding. 
 ^ Fiill C^iarter i8rh Day, oh. 3 in. Afternoon. 
 Full M<>on 26th Day» 6h. 14m. Morning. 
 
 D if^itaiher, {ffr. 
 
 F'O i^Sund. in Adv. 
 > CaU. -withftormy 
 ^ *weather» 
 9 /omtthing mart 
 % moderate, 
 ? Days 1. 8h 4401 
 V Clock fl. 8m 
 O 2d in A* C. V. M. 
 21 ^ Now likely for g 
 31^ yXrfov Jlorm 
 4J5 /^« txpe&fair 
 5il( ani cold, 
 6|9 Days I. 8h. 38r. 
 71 1? .CI. fl. 4m, 46r. 
 .Fj? 3'^»n Adv. Vftin 
 2| ]> are all things 
 3|(^ under the Sun, 
 4I9 iikih for rain* 
 jjrlt CI. fl. 2m 190 
 61^ Days 1. 8h 3411). 
 -7[f?St. Tho. Time 
 P (o 4th in Adireoc, 
 21 D . afe-iu days sf 
 3 J <f pkafant fVeather, 
 4!$ CHRISTMAS. 
 c;|l|l St. Stephen. 
 61 ? Sc. John, E. away 
 z9\ 7/j h ^^' D. 1. 8h, 37m 
 
 ift fund, p, Chr 
 30I 2J J) CI. faft 3m. 91'. 
 
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 the Vear is done 
 
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 22 
 
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 6 33 
 
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 9 '3 
 
 9 >o 
 
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 y^^ Dangerous Effeets of takifig COLD: 
 And fjrudtnt CmutinHs for a*uoidingit. From Dr, Buchan*i 
 
 Uomellic Mpdicincs. 
 
 IT is a true fayiog, that colds kiH more than plagues. 
 On examinmg patient;, we find moft of them impute 
 their dtfeafes either to violent colds they have caught, or 
 to ii^ht ones which have been neglected. For this realbn, 
 knilead oK a critical enquiry into the nature of perfpi ra- 
 tion, ics difference in different feafons, climates, conftiru- 
 tions, &c. we (hall endeavour to point out the caofes which 
 moft commonly oblhud it, and tO (hew how far they may 
 
 I be either avoided, or have their influence coantcraibled by 
 timely care. The want of a proper attention ^to thefe 
 colU Britain annually (ome thoufands of ufeful lives. 
 
 One of the moft common caufes of •bftruAed perfptra 
 tion, or catching cold, in this country, is ihe changeable- 
 nefs of the weather, or ftate of the atmofphere. There is 
 no place where fuch changes happen more frequently than t 
 in Great Britain. With us the degrees of heat and cold 
 i^ are not only very different in differei^t feafons of the year 
 but often change almoft from one extreme to another in a 
 few days, and fomecimes even in the courfe of one day. 
 That fuch changes mule afi'edl the ftate of the pcrfpiration 
 is obvious to t^Cfy one. 
 
 The beft method r.f forrifyinor the body againft the 
 changes of the weathtr is to be abroad every day. Thoft? 
 who keep moft withindoors aie moft li^ihlc to catch cold. 
 Such perlons generally render themfeives To delicate as to 
 feel even the ilighteft changes in the atmofphere, i^tkd. by 
 rV^eir pains, coughs, and opprefRons of the breaft, &;c. ( 
 the^' become a kind of living barometf rs. 
 
 Wet clorkes not only, by their coldnefs, obftruA the 
 perfi>irati/»n,b«t their moifture,bv being abftrbed, or taken 
 up into the body, greatly incteafes the darg»'r. The moll 
 ro:)uh conititution is net proof againft the danger ariling 
 from wet cloathes $►. ihey daily occafion fevers, rheoma- 
 tif'fiis and other iatM diibrders, even in the young and 
 hc«ilihy. 
 
 It is inipoffiWe for penpfe who go frf)quent4y abroad to 
 avoid fomerimes bein? wet. .-But the danger fB'gbt gencr- 
 
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ally be leflTened, II not wholly prevented, by changing ^ 
 their doaths foon ; when this cannot be done, ihey 
 (hould keep in motion till they be dry. So far are many 
 people from takine this precaution, that they often At or 
 lie aovvo in the fields with their clothes wet, acd frequent- 
 ly even flecp whole nights in this condition . The fre 
 qucnt inftances which we have of the fatal effects of this 
 condttdl ooght certainly to deter others from being guilty 
 of it. 
 
 Ei^en wet feet often occafion fatal difeafes. The cholic 
 inflammations of the breaft, the iliacc paifion, and cholera 
 morbus, £(c« are often occaConed by wet feet. Habit 
 wi]|» no doobt, render this lefs dangerous ; but it ooghr, 
 M far as pofiible, Co be avoided. The delicate, and thofe [ 
 who are not accuftomed to have theit clothes or feet wet, 
 (hould be peculiarly careful in this refpeft. 
 
 The perCpiration is often obftruAed by night air ; even 
 In fummer, this ooght to be avoided. The dews, which 
 fall plentifully after the hotted day, make the night more 
 dangerous than wh^n the weather is cool. Hence, in ( 
 warm countries, the evening dews are more hvriful than 
 where the clitnate is more temperate. 
 
 It is very agreeable* aftejr a warm day, to be abroad in 
 the cool evening ; but this is a pleafure to be avoided by 
 all who value their healih. The effefts of evening dews 
 ate gradualindeed, and al moll imperceptible; but they 
 are not th*i lefs to be dreaded : We would therefore ad> 
 vife travellers, labourers, and all who are much heated by 
 day, carefully to avoid them. When the perfpiration has 
 been g^eat, thefe become dangerous in proportion. By 
 not atiendi-Rg to this, in flat marfhy countries, where the 
 exhalatioQs and dews are copious, labourers are often 
 feized with intermittng fevers, quinfies, and the like. 
 
 Sleeping in damp beds feldom faiU to obftreft the per- 
 fpiration. Beds become damp, either from their not being 
 ufed, ftandins; in damp houfes, or in rooms without fire. 
 Nothing is more. to be dreaded by travellers than damp 
 beds, which are very common in ail places where fuel 
 is fcarce. When a traveller, cold and wet arrives at an 
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 more obltruCted, and the worlt confequences willenfue. 
 i Travellers Hioald avoid inns which are noted for dimp 
 beds, as ihey would a houfe infeAed with the plagoe'; 
 at no roan, however robuft, is proof agaiaft the danger 
 arlfmg from them. 
 
 f^u( inns are not the only ptacM where dam^ btdsa^ to 
 be met with. Beds kept in private families for the recep- 
 tion of ftrangers are often equally daiigerous. All kinds 
 of linnen and bedding, when not frequently ufed, become 
 damp. How then is poflible that bedo, which zte not 
 flepi in above two or three times a year, Ibo^M be other* 
 wife ? Nothing is more common than to hear people com- 
 plain of having caught cold by changing their bed. The 
 reafon is obvious ; Were they carefo' neVer to deep in a 
 bed but what was frequently ufed, they wt^ufld fetdom find 
 any ill cnnfequences Irom a change. 
 
 Nothing is more to be dreaded by a- delicaVr perfoD, 
 when on a viiit, than being^laid ill a bed which is kept on 
 purpofe for Grangers. That ilhjudd^ed piece' of com- 
 plaitance becomes a real injury. AH the bad confequen- 
 ces from this quarter might be eafily j^Viented in private 
 (amiKes, by caufing their fervants to fleep iif fpare bed% 
 and refign them to flrangers when they come. This ir the 
 cuflom of many families in London, aiid we would earnell- 
 ly recommend it to all who value the health'oi their fril^nds; 
 In inns, where the beds are ufed atnioft every night', no- 
 thing elfe is neceflary than to keep tfacf^ rdoitis well feafoned 
 'by frequent fires, and the linen dry. 
 
 Damp hpufes frequently produce the'like ill cdrifequeii-. 
 .'ces ; fur this reafon thoie who build! ihould be careful to 
 ^chufea dry firuation. A houfe which (lands on a damp 
 ^^arihy foil mull be hurtful to the health of the inhabitants; 
 All houfes, unlefs where the* ground in exceedinjg dry,' 
 (hould have the firft floor a little raifed. Savants' akid 
 pothers, who are obliged to live in cellisrs andTu'nk (lorils, 
 feldom continue long in health : Btit Mhflers bogfht ftirely 
 jto pay fome regard to the health of their fe^vfldts, as well 
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 avoid fome tii'flinginconveniency, to h^^sard tht^r lives by 
 inhabiting a hoofe almoft as loan as the mafons, plaillercrs, 
 &c. have done with it { Such houfes are not only danger- 
 ous lirom their (tampnefsybutlikewire from the finellof lime, 
 paints, &c* Theatlhmas, conlumpcions, and other difea- 
 fes of the lanes, (o iodiceiit to people M/ho w^rk in ihefe 
 articles, are (Efficient proofs of their being unwholefome. 
 
 Honfes are often rendered damp by an nofa^'onatile piece 
 of cleanlinefs ; I mean the pernicious cultom of wathing 
 rooms immediately before company U pat into thctn. 
 Many people are fare to catch cold if they fit b it a very 
 'ihort time in a room that has been laiely waflied ? the de- 
 licate ought carefully to avoid fuch a Situation, and even 
 the roboS would run lefs hazard by litting without doors . 
 People who i^re accttftomed to live in dry houfes ought, as 
 far as poflible, lo ihon damp ones, and by all means not to 
 continae long in rooms that have been lacciy wafhed. 
 
 But nothing fo frequently ob4lru^b the perfpiration as 
 fudden tranfitions from heat to cold. Colds ate feldom 
 *cought, onlefs when people have bte« too much he-^trd. 
 Hear rarifies the blood, quickens the circulaiioA, and in- 
 creafes the perfpiration ; but, when thefe aie fuddfnly 
 checked, the confequences mufl be bad. It is indcrd im- 
 poflible for labourers not to be too hi^t upon fome occa 
 'itons; bat it is generally in their pover to put on their 
 clothes when they leave off work, to make choice of a dr> 
 place toxeil them>{elves in, and lo avoid fleep.ng in the 
 open (elds. .Thefe eafy rules, il obferved, would fave 
 many ufeful lives. 
 
 Nothing is more common than for pervple, when hot to 
 .drink freely on cold fmall liquors. This conduct is'ex- 
 tremely dangerous. Third indeed is hard to bear, and the 
 inclination; to gratify, that appetite ftequently gets the 
 'better of Teafon, and makes OS do what our judgment dif- 
 appipvcs. Every peafant knows, if his horfe be permitted 
 ^o drjiik.his belly full of cold wa>er after violent exer- 
 cife, and be immediately put intd the liable^ or fufTered to 
 lemaio at reft, chat it will kill him. This they take the 
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 abate thiriK Watc kept in the mouth for Tome time, and 
 rpit out again, if ircqaently repeated, will have the fame 
 effe^. If a bit of bread be eat alo<ig with a few moath- 
 fulsof water, it will both quench third more cffeftutlly, 
 and make the danger left. When a perfon it extremely 
 hot, a mouthful of brandy, or other fpiri.s, oaghc to be 
 preierred to any thing elfe, if ic can be obtained. But if 
 any one has been fofoolifh, when hot, as to drink freely 
 of cold liquor, he ought to continue his ex^rcife at leaft till 
 what he drank be thoroughly warmed upon his (lomach. 
 
 It would be tediou-s to enumerate all the bad eifeds which 
 flow from drinking cold thiu liquors when the body is 
 hot. Some times this has occafioned immediate death. 
 Hoarfeneri, quinleys, and fevers of various kinds, are its 
 common coniequences. Neither is it fate when warm to 
 eat freely of raw fruiis, fallads, or the like. Theie indeed 
 
 ^ave not fo fudden an efFed on the body Is cold liqnors, 
 but they are notwiihilanding dangerous, and ought to be 
 avoided. 
 
 Sitting in a warm room, and drinking hot liquors till 
 the pores are quite open, and immediately going into the 
 cold air, is extremely dangerous. Colds, coughs, and in* 
 flammationsof the breath, are the ufu^l efFeAs of this con- 
 du£t : Y(.'t nothing it moce common! Many people, after 
 having drank warm liquors for feveral* hojrs, walk or 
 ride a numlrer of miles in thecoldeA night; while others 
 fit up ail night, or ramble about in the iUeets. 
 
 People are very apt, when a room is hct, to throw open 
 a window, and to (it near it. This is a moft dangerous 
 
 Ipradice. Any Perfon had better fit without doors than in 
 fuch a fjtuation, as the current of the air U directed againll 
 one particular ^art of the body. Inflammatory fevers and 
 confiHnptions have often been occafioned by fitting or 
 (landing thinly oloathed near an of>eo window. Nor is 
 fleeping with open windows lefs to be dreaded. That 
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 Dominical Letter 
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 NOIES lor the Year 1776. 
 GF. •»( Golden Number 10. 
 9. ^ Cycle of the S u n 21. 
 
 i»xoviiice of A O FA - S C O t JJ, 
 : GOVERNOR. 
 
 Kis £ X C X L L E N C T 
 
 f F R A N C 1 S L E G G E, 
 
 Lieutenant Governor, the Hon. 
 
 MICHAEL FRANC KLIN, 
 Hit Majeltj's COUNCIL 
 Henry .Newton, 
 Jonathan Binney, 
 Jofeph uorham, 
 Arthur Goold, 
 
 Efquire. 
 Efq; 
 
 i , Honorable 
 I Jonathan Eclcher, 
 { Charles Mot! is, 
 I Richntd iiulkeley, 
 
 Members 
 ponnty cf Halifax. 
 
 John Butler, 
 Janics £urro\vs, 
 and, 
 
 ^ncutpoliv. 
 
 Grenville. 
 
 ILuncnburg* 
 
 Honon. 
 
 Cornwaili*. 
 
 Chritto,Princc.tffqj 
 Philip Knaui, Eiq; 
 C. Pickfon, Kfq: 
 
 Sackville. Mr. S.Rogers. 
 Liverpool. Mr. Tho. Cochran, 
 Yarmouth. James Monk, Efqj 
 Harrington. John Fillis, El'qi 
 
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 S. Wilibughby, I 
 
 StCfUarf cftke Frovhcc j Honorable Richard Eulkeley,, Efqj 
 
 Gkirf Ssraiyor 6/ Laads; Hon fCh^tlii^ Morris, Efq; 
 
 i(r^cr«C!p GVwrral ; Wiiltatn Nefbit. F.fq; 
 
 Tinaftireri Bftnjamin Giei^n, £fq; \ Kei^iJJ'ir i Arthur Goold, E% 
 
 Fttmji Marjhal j John Fenton, "Efq j 
 
 Rcceifftr of kis Majftfs ^h Venn }■— — ' ' ' 
 
 De^kaor jlihirxar : John Breynton, Efq; 
 NavaiOjktr i Wiuckworth Tonga, Efq; 
 Klein's C5«hty, liaac D;:ictMmps, Efq; County Cumbeilahd, James 
 L««, £(q; AnaaiMlis, Thomas Walker. Queen's County, 
 
 11 
 
 John Creifihton, E "qri. 
 of the HOUSEof ASSEMLLY. 
 William Nelbit, and Wm. How. South. Efqrs. 
 Mr. R. Campbell and Mr. J. PhiUips. 
 
 ounty of Annapolis. Phiueas Lovitt, and———— , Efqrs. 
 
 bounty cf Lunenburg, (iiho W. Schwartz, El'q; and 
 jng^s County. H. D. Denfon, and Wiiick. Tonge, Efqrs. 
 
 ICovmy ot'Cumberland, Jotha;« C^ay . E q; and Mr, — — Scurr. 
 Queen's County. WilHam Smith, and Simoun I'erkins, Efqrs. 
 
 Couatyof Sunbury. Charles Morris, and James Symonds, Elqi 
 Town of H ALl FAX. 
 Thomas Btidge Efq; and ^ 
 
 pnllbw* ■■ - . j Falmoutl . ---^'■•— 
 
 TniTO. Mr. S. ArchihalJ, I Newport. Ifaac Defcamps, Ef; 
 
 {Londonderry. J. Mi>rrifoD, Efq; } Cun^crl^nd. John Allen, Efq; 
 
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Lunenburgh, D.C. ]tSca, £C|; Louiibuurgh, George 
 
 Cottnam, Elq; Deputy Naval OfTiccrii. 
 
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 yuigeoftheC»iartofA^mitaityf9r Appeals ; Jonathan Sewall Wji 
 
 P. vincial COURT of VICE ADMIRALTY, 
 
 Hon. Richard Uulkeley, Judge. .Charks Moiris, jun. 1LU{\ Regiker. 
 
 G.Henry Monk, Marihall, 
 
 His Majefty'sS«j!Mr«B<?Cp«r«for the Piotince. 
 
 MoDorable Jonathan BJcher, £fq; Chief Juftice. Hon. Charles 
 
 Morris, Efq; Hon. Ifacc Derchamps, Elq; Juiiices. 
 
 Juftices of the Inferior Courts , <jfComtnoa Pleasi 
 
 County of Jii///a.v. Henry Newton, Efq; Jonathan Binney, George 
 
 Cottnam, James Burrow, and Benjimia Gr^en, Etq; 
 County of AnnapHs, Jofeph Wenniett, Hcniy Evans, and Thomas 
 
 WiUiami,.£i'qrs. TuAices. 
 County of Loncn^ttr^. JohnCreightdn, L. C. Rudolph, JoCcfh 9er- 
 
 netre,D.C. JefCen,£fqrs. Jufiices. 
 Kin^'s-CMVty, H. D. Disnfon, J^hn BurUdge, aad Samuel WiUttl^- 
 
 by, Etqrs. JujRices. 
 County of Cuff>berlard. Ed. Barron, James Law, end S. WUihQCed, 
 Efqrs. Jul! ices. C^ueeu's-County. Eliiha Ftec«nan, and w«mou 
 Perkins, Efqrs. Juftics. County of Breton. George Cottnam, 
 Gr^gury Townlcnd, and Wiliiain Ruficl, Efqr.s. juftioet. 
 
 JuHices of the Peace. 
 County of I^allfax. J )hn Creiphton, John Burbidfre.Malachy Salter, B. 
 Crieen, John Cunningham, George Cottnam, John Newton, Wiagk- 
 worth Tonge, J. Delbaries, Charles Mf^tris, jun, George Smith, 
 Jofeph Gray, Giles Tidmarlh, George DeCcluunps, Daniwl Cun- 
 ningham. TI)omas Prober, and Thomas Br d^e, Efqrs. 
 County of Annapolis. William Nelbit, Jofeph Wcmuctt, Henry 
 Evans, Henry Monro, John Hall, Jofeph Patten, Phin»*a» Lovet, 
 Thomas Williams, Chrittophfer Prince, and Thomas Walker, Eftpt, 
 County of Lunenburg, John Cr^-ightot), L. Kudnlph, Jofeph Pernette, 
 C. Jeflen, Philip Knauc,TimcthyHoughtgn,& b.Kerguflbn, Efqrs. 
 King's County, William Nelbit, H. D. Derfon, W. Tongc, John 
 I Burbidge, Charles Morris, ju n. Jofeph Bailey, Libeus Harris, W. 
 I Beft, HandleyChipman, S. Willoughhy, George Faefch, Nathan 
 \A Dewolf, Jofeph Gray, Charles Die kfon and Jofeph Pierce, FTqrs. 
 P^uncy o^" Cumbeilaid. Wiltiam Allan, J.vhnjenks, John^Hulton, 
 ? B, Danks, Ed. B.4rr ,n, M. Delcldernier, Robwtt Sc >«, Jiimes Law, 
 ends. Wei hered,Er4ri. 
 Queeh'a County. Elifha Freeman, Simeon Perkins, John Craw?ey, 
 £>phr. Cook, Samuel Freeman, P. Durkc, John Froft, Bei^jniuin 
 Green, Jonathan Pii ckham, Nath. Topner, a d W. J hnfton, Ef jis. 
 
 ICou.iiy of Breton. W. Nelbit, George Cotuum, F. A. Stialburger, 
 William RuJTel, and W.l'hipps, Eiqr-. 
 Cjunty ofSiiabury. James Symon s, J.iire. Wl/.te, ICacl Penly, 
 I Thomas Prufter, Phintas Nevcrs, Jervis S -y, 8c Jicob Bacor^, E qi*. 
 
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 ^ ^-^^^TOI- ' :^' ' -^- .i i y*r^. ' 'M- *is-iffl 
 
 
 
 for (hit TowniMpt of Oi;UI«w, Truro, and Loudooderry. }ohn M.;r- ^ 
 
 rifon, X^mes Pukon, J6hn M^hon and Jofhua Lamb, Eiqtt. i 
 
 yuii^es of tie Gowtifor the Probate of Willi , tf c. j,\ 
 
 HisX«BtU««cych«Qov. Ordinary in Chief, C. Mi}Tri«,jttn^£fijK&eg. I 
 
 County of ^finurj>o/>X. Jofeph Wunniett, Ei'q; 
 
 Kia^ifCuMaijf, Ifiuc Defchamps. £% 
 
 CouQty of Luikiiiitrg, John Creightou^ Efq; 
 
 CoQwy of S:iabury, Jameii Symondu, £lq} 
 
 ^uiea's-Ctfunty. Elitia Freeman, Efq; . ' 
 
 Couaty of Cumberland. • 
 
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 LIST of Che OFFICERS of his Majefty'»Cu s to m , for ch« Pr^rince 
 
 of Nova-Scotia. 
 Henry NewtQo, Efq; ColIe£tor. James Burrow*, Efq; CoanpiroUcr. 
 
 John Newcon, Elq^ Surveyor and Searcher. Mr. Le«U Fkrs^ efta- 
 
 lllimed Gaagcr. 
 
 Depaturs at the Out ports, viz., 
 
 Jmakolii'Si^sfaly M«nhew W«nniett, £(q; C(?v/o, Jonathan BhiRpf, 
 
 \ fi£|} Irv«r^/,,Wtliiam Johnfon Efq; W^indfbt, llaac Dttfchampt^ 
 
 J,' Mfqt CSgiijiik/foy . . ""^ ,(2umberlandy Joihaoi Gay, Eliqi 
 
 itiff/M);* ^<u>ri;e Cottnam , Efq; 
 - C^tliiaurii uf the IXties of Impoil and Excife. 
 JSlj|£|ilc^ J[ehlk Kcwtpn, anfi Arthur Guid, Efqrs. • jinnaf^Hy}f^r^^ 
 if|^lifit^;*fqj I.«Jlc»3ai^il^t:hrift6pteer Jeffen, ^fq: 'Rill's Cm^J^ 
 
 .' |E*; JWa'^-Rww, FfMcii Feadody, Efq; 4^^aiiVCw*KifrrM' ilHsiw ^ 
 'jfofanikuoe.Eiqi (/f-wltS»«/»fli^. Th»mai l'rp<^er,Eiq} 
 
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 1 )"1C O^O R T S VA Nova-Scotia, ;are h«W. 
 Svrit.iciiB CoirmT at HaHf^x^xhti firft TuefJ^ «>f Jtoiary^^yrfU; 
 
 ■-'■;'•'. ."'.',. July aodOAober; .'■■" ' T '"--«: -w.5?^r , . 
 
 Jli^tAR (-6 k Cau » T8, and ikntral ScfioM^tl^pMce, for thtt .Qouaiy 
 
 :, xi^alifait. Ac il<rA/ix, on the nrft Ta«iiddy of Maitf^^uoi^^ * 
 ' .',^0f8emhsr4ndiD€6>i>t>hCr. '. '•■^■■^^^t;':'^^^':., 
 
 f'l^thd'GMiiKy of JUm^lii. Ac JimipoHs, otk t^ ^^kTwOKLjot 
 
 r| Fofjcfai^Cdttaty of Luneii^tDrg, Ac L««<wft<(f||> the feco«d TiieGliy^of 
 I vt;-::'. Aptil aod (>«oWr. 
 
 Tot iTj'ngN County. .U Ho rw* , th* *rtt" Tucfday of Junt and bilbbe» 
 For she Caomy of Cumbtrland, PkiCnmbtft^ind, the iirft Taffi|iy; u 
 .^JuoeantifecondTacdajof Oflo'^et. "''¥,'♦ \ 
 
 For Q^ai's*Couuty . At Li verpoul , thj fecoud Tue<da;;r of .tVpril ivi^ 
 
 " Novemt?er. * . ""- 
 
 COURTS of the Special Sct^ons of the PEACK. At Wivdprr, The 
 
 laU '^ru<fdi;y of J(U^,>M\^ fecundTutftd^y of Otiober. 
 Ac Onfiow , The (Si;ttTt(4H*B|*^ ^>t' Februny and AuijiMt. 
 ^A£ PM-rt »Bton, The frfit 1'(»#l'4»f ^f Noi»v mber. 
 ]M Ytrtoouth. The <lp Tb^|<i&y «f /Vjr.il. 
 
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