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 Inova-scotia calendervi 
 
 OR AN I 
 
 FortheYearof theCHRlSTI AN iE R A, n%t* 
 
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 And from the Creation of the World, according to Cbroaologyy 
 5748; being the Third after Biflcxttle or Leap Year. , , 
 
 And in the Thirty Ninth Year of the Reigo of Hit Majefty KING 
 GEORGE the Third, contaiirtng ^^5^8. 
 
 WHEREIN IS CONTAINED, „ 
 
 The Eclipses of the Luminaries.— Sun and Moon's 
 Rising and Setting. — Moon's Place and Age. — ^ 
 Time of High Water at Halifax. — Moo-N'sApoGEEi^ 
 and Perigee. — Equation ciTiME. — Feasts andFASTS^ 
 of the Church. — Sitting? of the fcveral Courts, and-^ 
 Sessions in this Province, &c. Gc. &c. 
 
 Calculated for the Meridian of Halifax in Nova-Scotia,! 
 
 Latitude 44° 44' North, and 4 hours 14 minutes Weft Longitude 
 from LONDON, but ^\\\ ferve without fenfible Error for anyv 
 part of this and the neighbouring Provinces. \ ^ 
 
 By ME TO NIC US. 
 
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 A broad and ample Road, vvhofe dull is gold 
 And Pavement Stars, as Stars to thee appear, 
 Seen in the Galazy, that Milky way, 
 Which Nightly, as a circling Zone thou Seefl: 
 Powder'd with Stars"—— 
 
 MILTON. 
 
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 ^HALIFAX: Printed and Sold by A. HENRY, at bis Printing- § 
 1 Office, in Sackville- Street, Corner of Grafton-Street. ,^ 
 
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 ' DIRECTIONS 10 FARMERS and GARDENERS. $ 
 
 A f 
 
 ^.jHiS fome .St)rings arc much earlier thah others, the following 
 diref^ioDS ought not to be tooliterally adhered to in ptjint of time ; 
 but may rathflr ferve|o point out the order in which things may 
 fucceed. eacU other ; bat a^ to the precife time of beginning, the 
 judgment of tl;!^ Ptantcr muft be in fome meafure regulated by the 
 appearanc^ of the Spiinff. . 
 
 Thelaft wetkitt A()rfl, fow early peafe, cabbage, parfnips, parf- 
 ley,*^io|ht|^tumj]pt> radiflies, letticeand muftard. 
 ' ' However, tbofe mentioned for the lad week in April, may be 
 pu| whenever the fn6w is gone, the froft out of the ground»and the 
 klt(bfo dry as not to be muddy ,and the others fucceed in their order 
 The firft week in May, fow oats, wheat and rye ; alfo fome early 
 EDgtifli bi^ns, (and the main crop by the 20th or 21ft), fpinage 
 and btice ; and by the soth of May a few hills of cucumbers, 
 ^iid afew eady bu(h beans. 
 ^ The middle of May, fow hemp and flax ; and any time between^ 
 X this and the loth of jfune will do for potatoes ; fuch as are planted 
 ^about the firftiof June, are frequenrly the largeft, but the earlieft '* 
 planted are coihmonly the beft to eat, being drier, in codfequenc 
 of their being more thoroughly ripe. 
 
 I The firfl week in June, plant all forts of kidney beans ; alfo cu-' 
 ..cumbers, fquaftcs and pumpkins. ■ 
 
 ^ The 20th of June, fow buck wheat ; this is alfo a good time to^ 
 s^ Cow in herd graft, clover, or any fort of grafk ieed,which is thought^ 
 ^ to fucceed better if fowed in now with buck wheat, than in the s 
 ^ fpring with oats. Hcrds-grafs that is fowed the latter part of June 
 x>r through the whole of July, inflead of running up, heading out, 
 and ripening as that does which is earlier fown, fpcnds the fummer 
 in fpreading into a large bunch, and rooting firmly, by which it not 
 only bearr the fevcrity of the winter, but fends up from each feed 
 many more flalks the cnfuing fummer. The farmer fhould be 
 careful to fpw his cloyer, if poflibJe .before the end of July : for it 
 is very apt to be killed with the winter, if not well rooted, and it 
 ofrenh«ppens that crops v^hich ccmc up well, late in the fall, arc 
 whrlly killed, fo that a (ingle plant cannot be found the next Sum- 
 mer. — The fi I ft week in July ^ow field turnips — the early Dutch 
 may be foM-nas late as the 25th. — The 20th is a good time to fow 
 winter wheat and rye, as by being fowed early it will be better 
 reeled to Pand the feveiiiy of the winter, and be more likely to c- 
 ;• fcapea blafi by coming in earlier next fummer. In the fore part| 
 ^ cf September, corn fallad, which then may be cut any time io^ 
 § the winter or fpring when the fnow is oflF. ^ 
 
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 25 
 
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 Leo, 1 
 
 ^ 
 
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 J J 15th c 
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 bme early 
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 adjng out, 
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 be better 
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 VULGAR NOTES 
 
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 ? Dominical, or Sunday Letter F. 
 Golden Number 14 
 
 £pa£t . • 23 
 
 Cycle of the Sun 16 
 
 Roman Indidiion, - 2 
 
 Sundays after Epiphany x 
 
 Septuagefima Sunday, Jan. 20th. 
 Alh Wednefday, February 6th. 
 
 for the YEAR, 1799. ^ 
 
 Full Moon bef. Eaft. Mar. 2 ift g 
 Eaftor Sunday, March 24rh; 51; 
 Rogation Sunday,JApril 28ih. r 
 Afcentipn Diy, May 2d. 
 Whitiunday, .May 12th. 
 Trinity Sunday, May 19th. 
 
 I Sundays after Trinijty, 27 
 
 Advent Sunday, December ift 
 
 The CHARACTER of the PLANETS, &c. 
 
 The Sun 
 d The Moon, 
 ^ Mercury 
 
 9 Venus 
 The Earth 
 ^ Mars 
 
 % Jupiter 
 Tj Saturn ^ 
 I ^ I Georgian. 
 
 ASPECTS. 
 
 Conjunflion, or Planets *fi- 
 
 tuate in the fame Longitude. 
 
 Oppofition, or Planets (ituatc 
 
 in Longitudes differing flx 
 
 Signs from each other. 
 Quariile, is when they are 
 
 three Signs, or 90^ diftant 
 
 from each other. 
 
 Trine, is when they are four ; tant. 
 
 Signs, or 120° diftantlrom 
 
 each other. 
 ^ Sextile, is when they are 
 
 60° diftant from each other, 
 fs. Semifextile, is when they are 
 
 3o<^ diftant. 
 Vc. Quincunx, is when they are 
 
 five Signs, or 150^ dif- 
 
 The SIGNS of the ZODIAC. 
 
 Y* Aries, the Ram, 
 
 ^ Tawus> the Bull, 
 
 n Gemini, the Twins, 
 
 So Cancer the Crab, 
 
 ^ Leo, the Lion, 
 
 l^ Virgo, the Virgin, 
 
 £t Libra, the Balance, 
 iri, Scorpio, thi; Scorpion, 
 jP Sagitarius, the Archer, 
 Vj» 'Capricorn, the Goat, ' 
 
 ::S5 Aquarius, the Water bearer. 
 K Pilces, the Fifties . 
 
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 ,2 -VENUS. 
 Will bs Evening Star to the 
 15th Ottober, and thence 
 Morning Star to the End of 
 the Year. 
 
 % JUPITER. 
 Will hi Evening Star to 29th 
 May, thence Morning Star, to 
 lyt^ Dec. and thence Evening S 
 Star to the End of the Year. S 
 
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 Leo,' 
 Libra 
 
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 Aquarius 
 
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 ECLIPSES for th^YEAR. 1799. 
 npHERE will be Two Edipfes this Year, both of the 
 S X Sun* and both Invifible at Halifax, in the following 
 g Order, viz. 
 gMAY 4;h. SUN Eclipfed, invifible. ' 
 
 6 at 8h, afternoon, in Long. if. 14°. if.' 
 
 D's Lat. 7' fouth. 
 will be centrally Eclipfed on the Meri- 
 dian at 7h. 55'^, in Long. 177°. 37^ 
 Ealt.at Lat. 8°. North. - ,' 
 
 fe OCTOBER 28th. SUN Eclipfed invifible. 
 § 6 at ih. 2i'J afternoon, inLong. 7f. 50. 
 
 19'. ])'sLat. 7^1 N. 
 O will be ccntrially Eclipfed on the Me- 
 riijan at ih. 17'. in Long. .82^J Weil, 
 and Lat. ^^.t South. 
 Befide the foregoing Eclipfes of the Sun in this Year, there 
 will be a Tranfit of the Planet MERCURY over the 
 Sun's Diik, on the 7th May, (5 7h. 36m. morning, ^'s 
 Lat. 5^ 2o^ South, Vifible, if the Weather be clear, 
 as follows. 
 
 Beginning of iheTranfit 3 34. 30 mo. ^f'sLat. 2 20 
 
 
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 JANUARY, hath XXXT Day 
 
 1799. 
 
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 New Moon, Sunday, 6th Day, at Midnight. 
 Firft Quarter, Sunday I3rh Day at i ih. 44m. Night. 
 Full Moon, Monday 21ft Day, at ih. 27 in. aftcrn. 
 Laft Quarter, Monday 28th Day, at 6h. 36111. morn. 
 
 > enters ;:; Saturday 19th Day, at 6h. 54m. afternoon. 
 
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 Remarkable Days, 
 Afpeft?, Weathei,/C-c. &c. 
 
 Circuiiicilion. ^ Station. 
 
 CI. faft 4in. 36I. 
 
 A heavy Jlorm of Snow 
 
 or rain about this time. 
 
 then clears ojfcoid, 
 
 Epiphany. D.!cn.8.43. 
 
 CI. faft 6m. 5if. Mode. 
 
 Lucian. (Tides. 
 
 % Stationary, 
 
 Inf. d ^ 3li« 3 1™. nif^- 7 
 ]) Apog. CI. faft 8m. 5jJ. n 
 ill Sun. aft. Ep. D.I. 9.0. 
 Snow or rain about 
 thefe days. 
 7*s fo. vh . 41m. afl. 
 5 CI. fafl lom. jgf. 
 Q. Charl. birth day kept. 
 
 (Prifca. 
 Septuag. Su. D.I.9.i4.m. 
 Louis XVI. of France be- 
 Vincent. (headed 1793. 
 (^ Sta. CI. faft 12m. 6f. 
 Snow or rain^ about this 
 Conver. of St. Paul, time 
 dPer. 7*s fo.5h.55m.af. 
 Sexag. Su. Pr.Aug.Fr. b. 
 ( 1773. D. len. gh. 14m. 
 
 K.Cha. I. Martyr. High 
 5 CI* faft 1 3m. 54f. Winds. 
 
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 FE3RUARY, hath XXVIII Days. 
 
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 New Moon, Monday 4th Day, at 4h. om. afternoon. 
 Firll Quarter^ TticfJjy 12th D*y, at 8h. 30m. aitcrnoon. 
 Full Moon, vVedncfday 20th Day, at oh. 49m. morning. 
 Lull Quarter, Tuelday 26th Ddy, at 4h. 8ra. ftftcrnoon. 
 
 O enters H Monday iSth Day, at 9h. 45m. forenoon. 
 
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 ilcmarkable Days, 
 Afpe£ts, Weather, &c. 
 
 7*s fo. 6h. :51m. aftern. 
 Purif.ofB. V. Mary. 
 Quinqiiagef. Sun. JD.len. 
 § gr. Elong. (gh. 42m. 
 Agatha. Sifrove Tucfday. 
 Afti Wedncfday. 7*sf. 6.^7 
 Cl.faft I4m.33f. (lom.af. 
 
 Changeable 
 > Apogee. loeat/ier. 
 ift Sun. in Lent. D. len-'v 
 T^sfo. 5h. 50m. af.(9.58. 6 
 6^% Cl.fift i4m.37f.6 57 6 
 More /now or rain. 655' 
 Valentine, 
 
 Piercing cold. 
 7*sfo. «;h. 3am. aftern. 
 2d Sun. inLen. D.len. lO. 
 Cl.fali 14m. i6r. (24m. . 
 Plea/ant weatker for the. (3 
 feafon. Pretty full Tides. 6 43 
 There will de abundance^.d 41 6 
 ^ Perigee, of J'now about (> 39 6 
 CI. f. 13111.391. if/i^ Jays. 6 3S 6 
 3d Su. in Lfr.St. Mat. Pr.'6 36 6 
 (Ad.Fre.b. 1774. D.I. ioh.|6 
 *s fo. 4h. 50m. df, (48m 
 
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 The AfpeEls threaten rain. 
 
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 lorning. 
 moon. 
 
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 ^ III. MARCH, haih XXXI Days. 
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 New Moon, Wednefday 6th Day, at ph. 20m. foren. 
 Firll Quarter, Thurfday 14th Day, at zh. 8m. aft. 
 Full Moon, Turfday 21ft Day, uc loh. 39m. fore. 
 Laft Quarirr, Thurfday 28th Day, at 3h. 20m. morn. 
 
 Centers <Y» Wednefday 2Clh Day, at 1 oh. 3m. forenoon* 
 
 Remarkable Days, jr. © s. 
 Afptfts, Weather, &C.J1.M.11. 
 
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 Place. A. 
 
 St. David. 7*s fet ih. mo. 6 31 6 157^37 
 
 6 30 6[28 21 
 4th Sun. in Lent. D.i. 1 1. 6 29 (tioXUsS 
 CI. fall iim. 57r. (2m. jc 28 6 
 Falling iveathtr about t hi fed 27 6 
 7*sf€t oh. 42m. m. days. 6 26 6 
 
 r. >•.' H.w. 
 
 H. M. H. M. 
 
 23 16 
 
 Pcrpetua. 6 S% 
 
 C Apogee. Perhaps rain. 
 
 CI. fa(l lono. 44r. 
 
 5th Sun. inL. D.len.iih. 
 
 Gregory M. (24m. 
 
 <S S ^ 3h» i6m. morn. 
 Bluflering weather and 
 
 CI, faft gm.izLJhme rain. 
 PlMjantfor tnefeafon. 
 
 7*sf. oh. 4m. morn. 
 
 Palm Sun. St. Patr. D.Ie. 
 alEd. K.ofW. Sax.(u.48. 
 3 CI. faQ 7m. 54f. 
 4! Pjetty high Tides. 
 5|Bcnedift ^ Per. I^Staiio. 
 6^ Good Friday. 7*8 f. iih. 
 (40m. aft.ern. 
 
 Eafter Sun. D. len.12.12. 
 3,Ealler Mon. Annun. of V. 
 3;£a(]t. Tuefday (Mary, 
 
 5H29 
 
 »7 34 
 6 24 6|29 32 
 
 6 22 6j II 7^24 
 
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 57 
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 417*$ fec.iih. 26m. after. '5 49 7I29 C £i 
 l^Lvpk put for ajhrm^ with,^ 47 7,i2Vf22 d 
 
 
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 • ' (Low Sun. I5 45 7j 7:js;55 24| a 46 
 ift.Sun.aft.E. D.I. 12.34. 5 <3 7 ^-^ i^ ^51 3- 3"^ 
 
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 20^ 
 
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 M«-«'<<!'WihB'i 
 
 APRIL, had 
 
 New Moon, Friday jtl 
 Firft Qiniricr, Saturday 
 Full Moon, Friday iQt 
 Laft Q^iarter, Friday 2 
 
 G enters y Friday 19th 
 
 M 
 D 
 
 
 Remarkable Days, 
 Afpefls, Weather, kc. 
 
 I 
 
 ^3 
 
 24 
 
 27 
 -9 ■ 
 
 s^^ 
 
 AH Fools. Cl.f. 5m. ^r. 
 April /howcrs bring forth 
 
 jlowers pUntcoujIy . 
 Sr. Ambroft;. 
 C Apo. Moderate Tides. 
 7*s ict loh. 47m. af. 
 zd Sun.af. Ead. D.lcn. 
 ^611 (izh. 56m. 
 
 6 ]) c^O^. 5501. after. 
 (nOb ^^' i6m.murn. 
 7's fct loh. 28m. af. 
 Frequent rair.s about 
 tins time. 
 3d Sun. af. Eaft. D.l.tsh. 
 
 (iSm. 
 7*sret loh.af. CI. fl.iSf. 
 P leaf ant weather 
 for gardening. 
 6 Alp. civ. Pretty full 
 7jCI. fl. ini. i4f. (Tides, 
 jth Sun. af. Eaft. D.ien. 
 7'sf. qh. 5011:. a. 13.40. 
 St. Gtorge. Cloudy dull 
 
 weather. 
 ?t. !\Iaik. Pn». Mary born 
 W Sta. (1776. 
 
 Vic. C. 1746. 
 5th S.af. Eaft. Rog. Sun, 
 (D. ien. i4h.om 
 CI," flow zm. 
 
 fitttkmkm 
 
 -»w^«<S< 
 
1799. g 
 
 rnmg. 
 m. morn. 
 "ternrKin. 
 aftcrn. 
 
 ght. 
 
 H. W. 
 11. M. 
 
 "•<€«{ 
 
 »»>»M> 
 
 MAY, huh XXXI Days. 
 
 1799. ^ 
 
 New Moon» Saturday 4th Day, at 8h. cm. Evening. 
 Firll Quarter, Sunday 12th Day, at oh. 55ni.aftern. 
 Full Moon, Sunday 19th Day at 3h. 3701. morning. 
 Lad Quarter, Sunday 26th Day at 6h. 51m. morn. 
 
 O enters n Monday 20th Day, 1 1 h. i im. night. 
 
 * 
 
 -f 
 
 Remarkable Days, 
 Afpcfli, Weather, &c. 
 
 r. ©9. 
 
 H.M.H. 
 
 |42| 4 
 
 4S i &^' '^"^ 
 
 St. Philip and S:. James. 
 AfcenHon Da v. ( Apog. 
 Inv.of theCrofs. Moderate 
 CI. flow 3m. iSf. (Tides. 
 Sun. af. Afce. D. len.14. 
 7*s fet 8h. 54m. af.(i6m. 
 do 9 7h. 20m. morn. 
 
 Plea/ant flowers about 
 Cl.fl.3m. 5of. theft days 
 followed by heavy foggs. 
 7*8 fet 8h. 35m. aftern. 
 Whit-Sun. D.leD.14.32. 
 Whit-Monday. 
 Whit-Ttief. St.Petersand 
 
 (Miquiloo tak. by Gen . 
 C Perigee. (Ogilvie 1793 
 
 Pretty full Tides. 
 Trinity Sunday. Q.Cha. 
 
 (b. 1744. D.len. 14.48 
 
 ^ Station?.ry. 
 Prs. Eiiz. born 1770. 
 More plea/ant 
 
 piowers, 
 CI. flow 3m. 28f. 
 id Su. af. Trin. Aug. ifl 
 (Abp. Cant. D.l.i5h.2m. 
 69$ diff.Lat. 43'. 
 K. Cha. 11 rcflored. 
 
 C Apo.c^ ^7^ 7h.46.mo. 
 CI. flow 2in. 45f. 
 
 8 
 
 C r. Cs. H. w. 
 A.!h.m.'h. m. 
 
 19 13 
 
 iS 24 
 
 3lTl»8 
 
 18 15 
 
 3| 81 
 
 17 48 
 
 2Vf !0 
 16 18 
 29 40 
 122SJ47 
 
 7K54 
 20 
 
 8| ir57 
 8,13 47 
 8'25 34 
 8 70^4 
 
 7 
 
 I 20 
 
 D 1 50 
 
 9 a 17 
 
 io| 2 45 
 
 u 3 21 
 
 l^. 3 57 
 
 '3 
 
 4 24 
 
 14 
 
 4 50 
 
 
 
 rife. 
 
 16 
 
 8 20 
 
 t7 
 
 9..»4 
 
 18^10 8 
 
 19,11 2 
 
 20^11 41 
 
 21 
 
 mors. 
 
 (T 
 
 52 
 
 ^3 
 
 I 22 
 
 14 
 
 14 « 
 
 ^-5 
 
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 !•»»»' 
 
 VIv JUNE, 
 
 hath XXX Days. 
 
 «««<«i«*^ 
 
 1799. 
 
 New Moon, Monday 3d Day, at loh. 51m. foren. 
 Fiift Quarter, Monday loth Day, at 7h. 14m. even. 
 Full Moon, Monday 17th Day, at 1 ih. 51m. forea. 
 Lad Quarter, Monday 24th 5)ay, ac i ih. om. night* 
 
 O enters 25 Friday 21ft Day, yh, 49m. morning. 
 
 Remarkable Days, 
 AfpeCls, Weather, &c. 
 
 7*s life ah. 40m. morn, 
 id Sun. af. Tr. D.le.ish. 
 Q Gr. Elong. (12m. 
 K. Geo. Ill born 1738. 
 Pr. £rn. Aug. born 1771. 
 (Boniface. 
 Growing weather, 
 (D.Ien.i5h.2om. 
 3d Sunday after Trinity. 
 Frs. Anieliab. Cl.fl.i.if. 
 Sc; Bainabas. 7*s rife zb. 
 (mom. 
 C Perig. Middling Tides. 
 
 Rain^ with thunder. 
 CI. and together. 
 4th Sun. af. Trin. D. le. 
 St. Alban. (ish^ 22m. 
 A Jpell of warm grow- 
 ing weather. 
 Tr.ofEdw. K. W. Sax. 
 7*s rife ilt. i8m. mo. 
 
 Frequent Piowen. 
 5th Su. aft. Tri. D.le. 15. 
 Nati. bfSt. John B. (24. 
 CI. faft 2m. 8r. 
 C Apog. Low Tides. 
 A/pell of foggy weather 
 
 about thisfeafon. 
 St. Pet€ir. (22m. 
 
 6ih Su. af. Tr. D.lc.ish. 
 
 r. 6. 
 
 H.M. U. 
 
 i >»>»Mfc » »^ ■■^■' . 
 
 -<•*♦<<;<«' 
 
«799- I 
 
 . foren. 
 
 K). CVCIlt 
 
 , foreo. 
 I. night. 
 
 ^»>M 
 
 38 
 
 10 46 J5 
 
 11 38$ 
 
 18 30 
 1 82, 
 
 5 405 
 
 6 «7§ 
 
 -«^««(4^ 
 
 5 vir. 
 
 JULY, hath 
 
 l>»Wii 
 
 '•«^v45 
 
 XXXI Days. 1799. f 
 
 ! 
 
 New Moon, Taefday 2d Day, at iih. 1301. night. 
 Firll Quarter, Tuefday 9th Day, at 1 ih. 5801. night. 
 Full Moon, Tuefday 16th Day, at 9h. 3R1. night. 
 Lafl Quarter, Wednefday 24th Day at 4h. 22B). aft 
 
 enters ^ Monday zzd Day at 6h. 4901^ afternoon. 
 
 Remarkable Day?, 
 Afpedts, Weather, &c. 
 
 f. s. 
 
 H.M.H. 
 
 0in Aph.7h.13m. morn. 
 Vifi. ofB. V. M. Mode. 
 P leaf ant flower Sn (Tides. 
 5}Traofl. of St. Martin. 
 CI. &R 4m. 7r. 
 7*« rife oh. i6m. morning. 
 7th Sun.afr.Triji. D.lcn. 
 St. Killan. (i5h.i6m. 
 
 AJpell of very warm 
 C Perig. CI. fait 4m. 54f. 
 7*5 ri.i ib.50. af. weather n 
 fucceeded by rain and 
 thunder » 
 SthSun.af. Trin. D. len. 
 Swithin B. (i^h. 4m. 
 7**ri. iih.3ira. Mid. rid. 
 The heat encreafcs with 
 Thunder 
 fhowers, 
 Marg. Cr. faft 5m. 54f. 
 9th Sun. aft. Tt in. D.kn. 
 Magdalen. (i4h. 50m. 
 
 C Apog. Pretty full tides. 
 5] St. James. Dog Days begin. 
 6 St. Anne. 7*s ri. 10.55. *•• 
 
 6 9l91d:ff. Lat.45/ 
 
 loih Sun. aft. Trin. D.lc. 
 
 Fogj^y weather t (14.38. 
 
 Cl.f. 6m. if. afterwards 
 I heavy fliQwers, 
 
 «9 
 
 20 
 20 
 21 
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 92 
 
 22 
 
 ^3 
 
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 24 8 
 
 25 8 
 26 
 
 27 
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 33 
 
 34 
 
 35 
 
 36 
 
 37 
 
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 8ni53 
 
 23 4 
 
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 4 41 8j o2o34 
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 4 43 826 51 
 
 •«<*'^ 
 
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 Vin. AUGUST, hath 
 
 »»»»aM 
 
 XXXr Days, 1799. 
 
 ">9Wff(4^ f^^y^y 
 
 New Moon, Thurfday ift Day, at 9h. 32m. forcn. 
 Firft Qaartcr, Thurfday 8th Day, at 4h. 41m. morn. 
 Full Moon, Thurfday icth Day, at 8h. i5m.foren. 
 Lall Quarter, Friday 23a Day, at loh. 7m. forenoon. 
 New Moon, Friday 30th Day, at6h. 46m. morn. 
 
 O enters vjl Friday 23d Day, ih. 301. morning. 
 
 Lammas'Dav. - fs. ({ ^. {4 44 8 
 (5 (T <J CI. fatt 5™. 52f .'4 45 8 
 
 Some pltajant Jhowers. 4 46 8 
 nth Sun aft. Tiin. D. 1.'4 47 8 
 Growing weather. (14.^6. '4 48 8 
 Tran.ofour Lord. ' I4 49 8 
 Namcofjefus. C Perigee. '4 50 8 
 Gr. Elong. 9* * !4 52 8 
 
 Heat continues intenfe. .4538 
 St. Lawrence, (b. 1737. 4 54 8 
 F i2ih Su. af.T. Prs. of Br.;4 55 8 
 P,r; of Wales born 1762. '4 56 8 
 CI. faft 4m. 3if. Plea/ant /\. 57 
 Gr. Eiong. ^ growing 
 
 weather. 
 Pr. Fred. D. olYork.born 
 
 13th Su. af. Tri. D. len. 
 
 (ijh. 5zm 
 Moderate Tides. 
 ^Pr. W.Hen. Duke CI. b. 
 (176s. C Apogee. 
 Moderate fliowers. 
 St. Bartholojncw. 
 14th Sun. af.Tr. D.I.13. 
 7*sri.8h. 56m. af. (zSm. 
 <5 Stationary. how 
 
 St. " " 
 
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 P leaf ant 
 
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 10 
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 16 
 18 
 19 
 
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 9 
 
 morn. 
 
 10 
 
 16 
 
 11 
 
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 8 1 
 
 16 
 
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 18 
 
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 23 morn. 
 
 24! 40 
 
 25I I 58 
 
 26 3 6 
 
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 •I 
 
 «799-' f § JX- SEPTEMBER, hath XXX Days. i 
 
 roien> 
 morn. 
 
 foren . 
 
 •enoon. 
 
 ora. 
 
 s. H. w. 
 
 H. M 
 
 8 lo 
 
 9 2 
 
 9 54 
 lO 46 
 
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 I3 30 Z 
 
 22 ^ 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 3 
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 '4 4> 
 6 
 
 57 
 
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 5 
 6 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 9 
 9 
 
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 39 
 30 
 21 
 
 15 
 
 4 
 
 53 
 
 10 42 
 
 11 30 
 
 12 91 
 
 1 7 
 t 55 
 
 2 43 
 
 3 31 
 
 4 19 
 
 5 T 
 
 5 55 
 
 6 43 
 
 8 20 ^ 
 
 9 u ^ 
 
 I 
 
 
 Firft Quarter, Friday 6th Day, at loh. 45m. foren. 
 Full Mood, Friday 13th Diy, at ich. 17m. nigh:. 
 Laft QiJarter, Sunday zzd Day, at ^\\. 9m. morn. 
 New Mood, Sunday 29th Day, at 3I1, 50m. morn. 
 
 O enters £h. Sunday 22d Day, at 9h. 35m. ni^ht. 
 
 I 
 
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 M 
 
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 D 
 
 D 
 
 I 
 
 F 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 5 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 
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 9 
 
 2 
 
 lO 
 
 3 
 
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 4 
 
 12 
 
 5 
 
 13 
 
 6 
 
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 16 
 
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 17 
 
 3 
 
 18 
 
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 6 
 
 21 
 
 7 
 
 22 
 
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 24 
 
 3 
 
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 4 
 
 2j6 
 
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 27 
 
 6 
 
 *8 .7 
 
 29 
 
 M 
 
 Aemarkahle Days, 
 Afpedts, Weather, &c. 
 
 r. O s, 
 
 H.M.H 
 
 1,5th Su. af. T. D.I. 136 
 London burnt 1666 O.S. 
 C Pcrig Moderate Tides. 
 Dog Days end. We may 
 now expeSi cool mornings 
 7*sr. 8.i2.a. C3cvenir,crs. 
 Enuvchus. CI. 11. 2m. i if. 
 i6th Su. aft.T. Nat.ofB. 
 (V.Mary. I. i2h.^2m. 
 Inf. ^ Q ^ 2h. 1 6 in. aff«r. 
 7"-s r.db. a. Very p leaf anl 
 Cl.fl. 3m.54f. about this 
 
 time. 
 Holy Cr fs. 
 
 17th Su.af. Trln. D. le. 
 7*«Ti. 7h.4om.af.(i2.22. 
 Lambert. C Apogee. 
 
 Falling weather 
 about this time. 
 t^ Stationary. 
 
 St. Matthew. 7*sr. 7.22. 
 iSth Su.af. T. K.Geo.IlI 
 (cro. 1761. D.le.i2.2m. 
 AJtrene^ plcafant and 
 "otne air. 
 
 ^7 
 
 29 
 
 3» 
 
 32 
 
 34 
 36 
 
 37 
 
 39 
 
 40 
 
 42 
 
 44 
 
 45 7 
 5 46 7 
 5 48 7 
 5 49 7 
 5 51 7 
 5 53 7 
 5 54 7 
 5 56 ; 
 
 57 7 
 
 zuholijo 
 
 St. Cyprian, ^gr. EUmg 
 
 (9 Stationary. 
 Q.n.9'2<>r' (Die. 11. 40, 
 19th Su.af. Tr. St. Mich 
 
 jol »»1it. Jcr. (Prs.Roy.b.1766 
 
 5 
 
 58 7 
 
 5 
 
 59 / 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 6 
 
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 6 
 
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 8 6 
 
 6 
 
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 2 
 
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^ X. OCTOBER, 
 
 hath 
 
 AM«»>»».w 
 
 •»am4<Ui 
 
 XXXI Days. 1799. f 
 
 V 
 
 I' 
 
 Firft Quarter, Saturday 5th Day, at yh. 2oni. even. 
 Full Mqod, Sunday 13th Day, at3h. lom. aftern. 
 Lall Quarter, Monday 2 ill D^yf at6h. 301x1. aftern. 
 New Moon, Monday 28th Day, at ih. 2201. aftern. 
 
 O enters Tq, Wcdncfday 23d Day, at 5h. 37m. morn. 
 
 
 
 6F 
 
 Rcmigius. CPc"g«Mid. 
 CI. fl. xom. 42f. (tides. 
 Frojiy mornings and even~ 
 ittgs, butpUafant days, 6 
 Hign winds, 
 20tli Su. af. Tr. D.l.iih. 
 CI. n. ixm, I if. (i6m. 
 A li^htfaU off now vjill 
 St. Denys. mojl probably 
 happen about this time. 
 ';*i rife 6h. 9m. aft. 
 Cffjl mornings & evcninqs 
 2ift S. af .Tr. Tran. of K 
 .(Ed. Conf. D.le. 10.56. 
 
 3 X Apog. Moderate tide*. 
 
 4 Maria Antoinfctta of France 
 
 5 E»be!ficieJ (beh. 1793. 
 
 6 .St. Lulic, Cifi.14tri.47f. 
 7;"^ Stationary. 
 
 f lizU Su. aft. Tr. P.l.io. 
 2 Change of weather (34rn. 
 Ci. fl.ij.ayf. sioui this 
 tiau ', rain or fnov}. 
 
 (Sap.^O^- 
 K.Cea.IIlAcccf. Cnlpin. 
 
 at| TiK/ieo.lil Prod. 1760. 
 
 «^T/F jjjdSu.af.Tr. D.l.io. 1 
 
 2* 
 
 
 s|St.SimDn& Judc. C per. > 55 6 
 
 Vs (0 eci. ini^fi. 
 
 4iCI.{lo\v i6ia. yf. 
 
 5I V * • 
 
 5 56 6 
 
 5 57 6 
 
 6 59 S'19 J 7 
 
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 ftern. 
 
 aftern. 
 aftern. 
 
 morn. 
 
 X7 n 
 
 »««*i 
 
 g XI. NOVEMBER, haih 
 
 XXX 
 
 **<«GI5 
 
 Days. 1799 
 
 f 
 
 Fiift Qiiartcr, Monday 4th Day, at ';h. 20m. morn. ? 
 Full Moon, Tutfday 12th Day, at 9h. 54.™. foren. 
 Iiaft Quarter, Wed ncfday 20th Day,at 7h. 36m. morn. 
 New Moon, Tuefday 26th Day, at iih. 36m night 
 
 O enters 4^ Friday 2 2d Day, at ih. 55m. morning. 
 
 Remarkable Days, Ir.Qs. 
 Arpe£ls, Weather, &c. Ih.m.h. 
 
 16! 7 
 
 22 
 
 AllSaims. ^(lll 7 
 
 Pr, Edward born 1767. 7 
 Z4th Su. af. Tr. Prs. Sop. 7 
 (b. X777. D.Ic. 9h.54in. 
 Powder Plot, 1605. 
 9Sta.7*$ rife4h.36m.af.'7 
 Prs. Aug. 5op.b. Perhaps 7 
 a light Jail ofjnow about 7 
 CI. fl.15. 56!'. thiitime, 
 z5th Su. af.T. D.).9.36. 
 St. Martin, C Apogee. 
 Seme /harp weather al>out\y 
 
 this timey afterwards 
 Cl.a. 1 5. iS . more moderate 
 
 Proper weather for the 
 fecfon : A little fnozo. 
 26th Su. af. Tr. D.l.g.22. 
 
 (HugliBp.cf Lincoln. 
 CI. il. 14m. i8f. 
 Edm. K. and Martyr. 
 Tj Stationary. 
 Cecilia. 6 ^\^\ 
 
 St. Clement. 
 27th Su.aFr. Tr. D.l.g.G. 
 D. ofGlo.b.1743. C p-ri. 
 7 *\ To. X 1 .2o.uf. Full tid. 
 
 i7, 
 
 CI; flow Tim. x8f. 
 St^ Andew. * 
 
 ^7 
 18 
 
 »9 
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 22 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
 25 
 
 26 
 
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 29 
 33 
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 Full Moon.Thurfday izih Day, at 4h. 41m. morn. 
 I aft Qnaricr, 1 hurfday jpih Day, at6h. 27m. even. 
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 THE 
 
 ROYAL FAMILY 
 
 OF 
 
 GREAT-BRITAIN. 
 
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 GEORGE in. King of Great -Britain, France,' aod Ireland, 
 EleAor of Hanover, born 4 June, 1738. Succeeded his 
 Grandfather, K. George II. on a; 0£t. 1760. Married 8 Sept. 
 176 1, 10 the Princcfs Charlotte of Meek lenburgh Streiitz, born 16 
 May, i''44, crowned 22 -Sept. 1761, by whom he has ilTue. 
 
 1. George Prince of Wales, born la Aug. 1764, Married 
 Aprils, 1795, to Caroline- Amelia-Elizabeth, daughter of the 
 Duke of Brunfwic, born May 17, 1768; by whom he hasiffuc 
 Princefs Charlotte Augufla, born, Jan. 7, 1796. 
 
 X i. Frederic Duke of York, Bp. ofOfnaburgh, 16 Aug; 1763* J 
 ^n^arried, Sept. 29, 1791, Frederiqoe Charlotte Ulrique CatharinCiS 
 §eldcft daughter of the King of PruOia. 9 
 
 3. W. Henry, Duke of Clarence, 21ft Aug. 1765. 
 
 4. Princefs Royal, Charlotte A.ug. Matilda, 19 Sept. 1766, lady 
 of the Imperial Ruffian order of St. Catharine, married May 18, 
 1797, to his Serene Highnefs Prederic-Charles-William, Hcredi-^ 
 
 $ tary Prince of Wirtemburg-Stuigardt. . . 5^ 
 
 
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 6. 
 
 7- 
 8. 
 
 9' 
 
 Edward, 2 Nov. 1767. 
 
 Auguda Soph. 8 Nov. 176S. 
 
 Elizabeth, 22 May, 1770. ' 
 
 Ernefl Aug. 5 June, 1771. 
 
 Aug. Fred, 27 Jan. 1773, marjiedin Nov. 1793, at Rome, 
 to Lady Augufla Murray, daughter of the Earl of Dunmore, which 
 was declared void in Aug. 1794. 
 
 10. Adolphus Fred. 24 Feb. 1774. 
 
 11. Mary, 25 April, 1776. ' • - 
 
 12. Sophia, 3 Nov. 1777 
 
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 2. William Henry, Duke of Glouce^er, Earlof Coaoaught, 
 2 2; Nov. 1 743f married 6 Sept. 1766, Maria, Couatcfs Dow. 
 I Waldegrave, Daughter of Sir Ed. Walpole, K. B. by Whom he^ 
 S \\-tt! .QnnKio-M'itfi/io Kinirn iWiav tn »r>*i aud WiUiaiOL JFxcdfirlc, *^ 
 
 Amelia, 7 Aug. '783. The King's Brother and Sifter ait, 
 AuguftaDuchefs of Brunfwic. < 
 
 S has Sophia-Matilda, bora May 29, X773i 
 Shorn Jan. 15, 1776* 
 
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 gTable of KINGS and QUEENS ; willi the Time they fcvcrally be 
 S to Reign. 
 
 ENGLAND. 
 
 From the Year 801, when England was firft fo called to the Year 1707 
 when the two Kingdoms of EngUnd and Scotland were united under 
 the Name of the Kingdom of Great- Britain. 
 
 A. D. 
 
 Saxon Line. 
 
 801 Egbert 
 38 Elhelwolf 
 
 58 Ethelbald 
 60 Ethelbert 
 66 Ethetrcd 
 
 900 Edward I Saxon. 
 92 5 EthelAan 
 41 Edmond I 
 48 Edred 
 5.5 Edwin 
 
 59 Edgar 
 
 75 Edw. II Saxon. 
 79 Etheldred 
 1016 Edmond II 
 
 A. D. 
 
 36 Harold I 
 39 Knute II 
 41 Edward Conf. 
 65 Harold II 
 
 Norman Line. 
 1066 William the Co. 
 87 William Rufus 
 1100 Henry I 
 1135 Stephen 
 
 Saxon Line reftorcd. 
 
 1152 Henry II 
 
 S9 Richaidl 
 
 99 John 
 1216 Henry III 
 
 72 Edward I 
 1307 Edward II 
 
 A. D. ' ' 
 
 27* Edward III 
 77 Richard II 
 Line of Lancafter or 
 the Red Rofe. 
 
 146i Edward IV 
 83 Edward V 
 Richard III 
 
 While and Red Rofe 
 united or the Line 
 of Tudor, 
 
 1 435 Henry VII 
 i509 Henry VIII 
 4i Edward VI 
 63 Mary I J 
 
 58 Elizabeth 
 
 Danifh Line. 
 
 1017 Knute I 
 
 Union of the Crowns of England and Scotland. 
 [1603 James I I 60 Charles II I 88 Wm. HI &Ma.II| 
 
 25 Charles I 1685 James II 1722 Anne. 
 
 SCOTLAND. 
 [From the Re Ao ration by King Fergus II. in tlic Year 422 to the Union" 
 
 AD 
 
 422 Fergut II 
 
 40 Eugene II 
 
 61 Dcngard 
 
 65 Cunllantine I 
 
 82 Congalc I 
 501 Goran 
 
 35 Biigcnc III 
 
 68 Congale II 
 
 72 Chinaule orKin- 
 natcllus 
 
 60 Aldan 
 606 Kenrcth I 
 Eugencc IV 
 
 20 Fcrchard I 
 
 32 Donald IV 
 
 47 Terchard II 
 
 68 Maldwia 
 
 88 Eugene V 
 
 92 £u gene VI 
 
 99 Amberchelet 
 
 in the Year 1707. 
 A D 
 700 Eugene VII 
 
 17 Mordach 
 
 50 Etnnus 
 
 61 Eugene VIII 
 
 64 Fergus III 
 
 67 Salvathiu« 
 
 57 Achaius 
 SCO Congalc III 
 
 14 Don gal 
 20 Alphin ■' 
 23 Kenneth II 
 54 Dt)nald V 
 
 58 ConAantine II 
 
 74 Ethus Swiftioot 
 
 75 Gregory 
 ,93 Donald VI 
 
 904 Connaiitinc III 
 43 Malcolm I 
 58 Indulphus 
 
 68 Dufifus 
 
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 73 Culenns 
 7S Kenneth III 
 
 94 Conftanline IV 
 
 95 Crimus 
 1003 Malcolm II 
 
 53 Duncan I 
 
 40 Macbeth, Ufurp. 
 
 57 Malcolm III, 
 
 93 Donald 
 
 94 Duncan II 
 
 96 Edgar 
 1106 Alewinderl 
 
 24 David I 
 . 53 Malcolm IV 
 
 do William theLion 
 1214 Alexander II 
 
 49 Alexander HI ^ 
 
 8.5 Inter tcgnum 
 
 92 John galiol 
 1306 Robert 1ft Bruce y^ 
 
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 i3'29 David 2d 
 3<2 Edward Baliol 
 70 Robert 11 
 90 Robert III 
 
 1423 Tamos I 
 37 James II 
 
 A. D. 
 
 1460 JnmCT III 
 8'2 James IV 
 1513 James V 
 4'2 Mary 
 
 67 James VI who 
 
 fweceetled to the 
 
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 A. D. 
 
 1 625 Charles 
 60 Charles 
 85 James VU 
 38 William III and 
 
 Mary II 
 
 1702 Anne 
 
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 GREAT-BRITAIN. 
 
 From the Year x7o7, when the two Kingdoms were united. 
 
 t7o7 Anne reigned 12 Years 4 Months 24 Days, died aijed 49 
 1714 George 1ft reigned 12 Years, lo Months, lo davs, died aged 67. 
 1727 Geo. II nMj;ni"d 33 Years, 4 Months 3 days, died aged 77. 
 i760 Geo. Ill Whom God grant long to reign and profper. 
 
 TABLE 
 Of the Value of Dollars at 4?. 8d. each. 
 
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 PROVINCE OF NOVA-SCOtlA. 
 
 4- 
 
 PIS FXCRT LFNCY- 
 
 Sir ]0HN WENTWORTH, Baronet. L.T-.D. 
 
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 Sir ]0HN WENTWORTH, Baronet. L.L.D. | 
 
 Lieutenant- Governor and Commanilcr in Chief, in and over Hi« | 
 
 Majefly** Province of Nova-Scoria, and its OepenJenciet, Vice 
 
 Admiral of the (ame, &c. &c. &c. 
 
 His MAJESTY'* COUNTIL. 
 
 Hon. Sampfon Salter Blowers 
 
 Richard Bulkeley 
 
 —— Henry Newton, 
 — *— Alexander Brymcr, 
 
 Kaac Derchamps, 
 
 — — Thom?s Cochran, 
 
 MEMBERS or the HOUSF. or AS^^EMRLY. 
 County of Halifax, 
 
 Hon, Cb.»rles Morris, 
 — — John Hallii urron, 
 ^ ■- Henry Duncan, 
 
 James Delancy 
 
 ■ Benning Weotworth, 
 
 \^mii\ 
 
 J Michael Wallace, Efq; 
 JJamc? Stuart, Efq; 
 #jL;iwrence Hartfborr.c, Efq;j 
 y^ Charles Morris, Efq; 
 
 Courity of Annapolh, 
 
 Thomas MilldRC, Efq; 
 
 James r4oody, Efq; 
 yj County of Cumberland* 
 vWilliam Freeman, Efq; 
 J2?^iuel Embree, Efq; 
 * QueerCi County. 
 
 J Simeon Perkins, Efq; 
 
 Rich. J. Uniackc, Efq; 
 County of Lunenburg, 
 
 John Wm. Schwartz, Efq; 
 
 Edward James, Efq; 
 
 King^s County, 
 
 Benjamin Belcher, Efq; 
 
 Elilha Dcwolf, Efq; 
 
 County of Hants, 
 
 HeQor M'Lean, Efq; 
 
 Wm. Cotmam Tonge, Efq; 
 County of Shelbu me , 
 
 Stephen Skinner, Efq; 
 
 George GrsfTie, Efq; 
 ? County of Sydney, 
 
 j* John Stuart. Efq; 
 -^Thomas Qutler, Efq; 
 
 Truro. — Math. Archibald, Efq; 
 Cnflow. — Daniel Eaton, Efqj 
 
 Town of Halifajt, 
 William Cochran, Efq; 
 John George Pyke, Eliq; 
 
 Londonderry, 
 Robert M'Elhinney, Efq; 
 
 Annapolis, 
 Thomas Barclay, Efq; 
 
 Granvilie, ' 
 
 Alexander Howe, Efq; 
 
 Lttnen&urg, 
 John Bolman, Efq; 
 
 Morton, 
 Samuel Leonard, Efq; . 
 
 Corn wallis 
 William Baxter. Efq; 
 Falmouth. 
 Jeremiah Northup, Efq; 
 
 Newport. 
 Shubael Dimock. Efq; - 
 
 Amkcrji, 
 Thomas Liifby, hfq; 
 Windfor,John M*Monaj;Ie, Erq; 
 Liverpool, — Samuel Harr, Efq; 
 Varmout/r.^S. S. Poole, Efq; 
 5a7r«»^;<?«.--:JohnSaigtnt, Elq; ; 
 Digiy. — Henry Rutherford, Efq; | 
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 JUSTICES of the PEACE throughout the PROVINCE. '^ 
 
 S. S Bloweri, 
 Richard Rulktlcy, 
 Henry Newtorii 
 Alex. Brymcr, 
 Thomas Cochran, 
 Charles Morris, 
 
 Hon. John Halliburton, 
 ■ Henry Duncan, 
 ■ James Delancey, 
 
 Benning VVentworth, 
 
 R. J. UniackCfEfq, Attorn.Gen. 
 James Stuart, Efq; Soli. Gen. 
 
 2 
 
 J 
 
 ^uftices of the Peace 
 
 Conr.ty of Halifax. — John Newton, Efq; Cuftoi Rotulorum, 
 Thomas Woud, Efq; his Deputy and Clerk of the Peace, Jona- 
 than Binney, George Wm. Sherlock, John George Pyke, Mich. 
 Head, William Taylor, Stephen H. Binnev, William Porter, 
 Theoph.lus Chamberlain, Wm. Jordan, James Gauticr, William 
 Cochran, Charles Morris, junr. Daniel Wood, Lewis Davis, 
 William Thompfon, John Philipps, Michael Wallace, James 
 Fulton, James Yuill, John Harris, Eliakim Tuppcr, Kobcrt i 
 Archibald, Hugh Dcnoon, John Rofs, Andrew Belcher, Wm. ^ 
 Forfyth, John Solomon, Charles Hill, Lawrence HartOiorne, :^ 
 Richard Kidfton, Philip Marchinton, Jonathan Tremain, James '^ 
 Clarke, John Wm. Schwartz, Robert Pagan, John Dawfon, 
 James Archibald, James Sutherland, Nicholas Purde Old'ng, 
 John GcorgK Weaver, Edward Mortimer, Robert Geddes, 
 Alexander Stuart, Samuel Tapper, Hibbcri Newton Binney,'. 
 William Logan, John Faulkner, William Cutting, Daniel M'-^ 
 Curdy, Dan. Morrifon, Jol.ua Marfli, Alex. Waugh, James ^ 
 Moore, Thomas Wood, John Woodin, and fjohn Brcmner, j 
 Efquircs. *" 
 
 County of Annapolis. — Phincas Lovct, Chriftopher Prince, S. Ka- 
 therns, Benjamin James, Thomas Millidge, Ifaac Bonnel, Sam. 
 Chcfley, Richard Hill, Alexander Howe, Jofiah Jone5, Chtifto. 
 Benfon, Andrew Snodgrafs, Edward Thome, Thomas Williams, 
 William Winniett, Stephen Jones, David Seabury, Amiable 
 Dowfctt, Thomas Cornwall, William Willet, Mofcs Shaw, 
 Robert Fitz Randolph, Phineas Lovett, junr. and Benjamin 
 Dodge, Efquires. 
 
 County of Lunenburg. — Jofeph Pernctte, D. C. JefTcn, Jonathan 
 Prcfcntr, Jofiah Marfhal, ]. C. Rudolf, Cafper Woolenhaupt, F. 
 G. Etter, J. Martin, Elifiiu Cooper, John Wm. Schwartr, J. 
 Donig, and Joleph Rudolf, Efquires. 
 
 King's County. — John Burbidi^e, Haudley Chipman, J. Chipman, ^ 
 I John Bilhop, jun. Jona. Cranu, Juna. Shearman, Gurdon Den- % 
 M nifon, Daniel Bowen, Edward Potts, Robert Walker, John Fra- % 
 ^ fer, EHIha Dewolf, Benjamin Belcher, Colin Campbell, Wm.g 
 
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 Davis, 
 
 James 
 
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 Campbell, T. Ratchford, B. Gcrrifh Gnv, E. Tnylor, James 
 
 9 Ktrr, John Thomai Hill, John Allifon, Elkanah Morion, John 
 I Filiis, Jofeph Prcfcott and Srcph^n Harrington, Efquircs. 
 County of Cumberland. — Edward Baron, Wr7i. Black, Thomas 
 Watlon, George Foflcr, Charles B;«ker, HcMf, Purdy, J. Puiz- 
 flcy, Samuel Kipp, George Oxley, jun. Thomas Lufby, John 
 Stewart, and Alphcus Morle, fTqrs. 
 Queen's Cof<n/y.— Simeon Perkins, William Johnflunr, Benajah 
 Collinf, William Freeman, Samuel Hunt, John Thomas, Elilha 
 Hopkins, Hallit Collins, J')feph, Bals, Nathan Tupper, Ifaac 
 Dexter, Bartlet Bradford, and Jolhua Newton, Efqrs, 
 County of Hants. — Jofeph Gray, Jeremiah Northup, Conflant 
 Church, John Sandford, John Emerfon, Danran Campbell, 
 He£tor M'Lean, KcnethM'Donald, Benjamin Dewolf, Rich. 
 Cunningham, John M'Monagle, John Bond, William Cottnam 
 Tongc, Daniel M'Niel, John Clarke, Peter Shey, Otho 
 Schwartz, Jon. Snelling, John M'Colla, Arnold Shaw, Shubal 
 Dimock, John Walker, John Chambers, William Smith Ifaac 
 
 ^ O'Brien, Wm. Salter and Jofh. Sanford. Efquires. 
 
 iSiCounty qfSheiSurne. — Stephen Skinner, JohnCrawIcv, R. M*Kin- 
 non, Ephraim Cook, Archibald Smith, Jofeph Durfce, Nicholas 
 Ogden, Abraham Van Bufkirk, David Thompfon, Jofhua Froft, 
 John Homer, John Coffin, John Sargent, Ebenezer Parker, A. 
 Leckie, Samuel S. Poole, Benjamin Barnard, Gideon White, 
 Samuel Campbell, Gre^. Springall, Edward Brinley, Benoni 
 
 ^ Dentremond, Nathaniel Richards, Samuel Marflial, James Kel- 
 
 ^ ly, Hyde Walterand Collin Campbell. 
 
 County of Sydney. — Timothy Hierlihy, George Dawklns, Jofeph 
 Marfhai; Daniel M*Niel, Liffbid Waldron, T. W. Hierlihy, 
 Geo. Whitmorc, Jo. Stuarr, The. Cutler, John Stewart, Wm. 
 Campbell, John Legget,Hynde Walter & Colin Campbell, Elqs. 
 
 Commiflioners for taking Special Bail in tlie Country, on Actions, de- 
 pending in the Supreme Court. 
 
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 pman, J 
 Den- % 
 n Fra- % 
 Wm.S 
 
 Annapolis, Wm. Winnictt,Efqr. 
 CornuaHis, John Burbidge, Efqr. 
 Horton, Samuel Dennifon, Efqr, 
 Windlor, W.H. O. Halliburton. 
 
 Shelburne, C. Campbell, Efqr. 
 Di-rby, Richard Hill, Efqr. 
 Cumberland, Char. Baker, Efqr. 
 Lunenbur;j, Fr. R.udolph, Efqr, 
 
 JUDGES of the COURT for the PROBATE of WILLS. 
 Honorable Charles Morris, Surrogate-Genenl. 
 
 Annapolis, Wm. Winnict, Efqr. 
 7 Cumberland, Edward Baron, Efqr. 
 , ^ Lunenburg, J. Creighton, Efqr. 
 ' ^ Hants, Hon. Jf. Defchamps 
 ^Yarmouth, S. S. Pool, Efqr. 
 
 bhflburnc, C. Canipbtill, Efqr. 
 Sydney, John Stuart, Efqr. 
 King's County : H. Chipman, Efq; 
 Queer.'* County : S. Perkins, Efqj 
 
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 ^ Secretary and Regijier cf the Province. ^^llon. Bcnning Went- J 
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 \Ckief Surveyor of Lands. — Hon. Charle* Morris. 1 
 
 Attorney-Gtnerai,-^l^\c\Mad John Uniacke, Efqj | 
 
 SoticitOT'Gtneral. — James Stuart, Efq; 
 
 Speaker of the Houfeof Afembly. — Ihomas Barclay, Efq; 
 
 Clerk of the Houfe of Affembly.'^]2iVEiti B. Franklin, Elq; 
 
 Prothonotary and Clerk of the Crown, — Wm. Thoropfon, Efq; 
 
 Treafurer — Michael Wallace, Elq; 
 
 Naval Officer, — William Counam Tonge, Efq; 
 
 PROVINCIAL COURT of ADMIRALTY. 
 Hon. Richard Buikelcy* Jvdge. | Hon. Charles Morris, Reginer. 
 R. J. Uniacke, Efq; AJ. Geo. | James Putnam, Efq; Mar(hal. 
 
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 [A JESTY's SUPREME COURT of the PROVINCE. | 
 
 able Sampfon Salter Blowers, Chief Juflice. S 
 
 Ifaac Defchamps and James Brenton, Jujlices, "^ 
 
 JUSTICESof the INFERIOR COURT ofCOMMON PLEAS. 
 
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 l*^County of Halifax ; Hon. Henry 
 
 ilT Newton, Jonathan Binncy, 
 
 ^ Francis Green, Mich. Wal- 
 
 X lace, and DanielWood, Efqri, 
 
 County of Annapolis; A exanr!er 
 
 Howe, Thomas Barclay, Da. 
 
 Seaburv, Jofiah Jones, atid 
 
 1 homas Miilidgc, Efqrs. 
 
 County of Lunenburg ; John 
 
 Creighion, Jv.feph Pcrneitc, 
 
 D. C. JefTen, Jon. Prefcott, 
 
 an J J. C. Rud )lf, Efqrj ; 
 
 Kiiia^s County \ JohnBurbidge, 
 
 |. Chipman, Gurd. Dcnnifon 
 
 Eli. Dewolf &Wm.CampbclI. 
 
 Qufoi^s CouJity ; Sim. Pcrkin?!, 
 
 Wm. John ft one, Sam. Free- 
 
 * mao, and Ben. Collins Efqrs; 
 
 ' i^*""*'^ "^ /^anfi ; G. H. Monk, 
 K Jofeph Cray, HcSlior M'Lcaii 
 
 «\>«(k. 
 
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 and William C. Tonge.Efqrs, 
 County of Cumberland. — Ed.^ 
 
 ward B irron, Charles Baker, 
 
 and Wm. Freeman, Efqru. 
 County of SAelburne. -^Stephen 
 
 Skinner, Nicholas Ogdcn, 
 
 John Sargent, and Gideon 
 
 Wiiitc, Efqr*. 
 Dijlriil of Yarmoufh.'~]o\in 
 
 Craw lev, Nathan Utiey, and 
 
 S. Shf ld(jn Poole, Efqrs; 
 
 Difria of ColcheJler.^]zme^ 
 Fulton, J. Frafcr, Hugh r>c- 
 noon,John Rofr., Robert Pa- 
 gan, and John Dawfon Efqrs; 
 
 County of Sydney ; John Stuart, 
 Gcor<;e Dawkins, Tiiomas * 
 (nitlcr, and Jam:& Stewart, a 
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 OFFICERS of His MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. 
 
 Hon. Henry Newton, Collector. 
 ^ John Slayter, Efq; Comptroller. 
 • John Newton, Efq; Surveyor and 
 Searcher. 
 
 Mr. JohnH. Fikycr, Ganger. 
 Ifaac Meflingham, 7 
 Hammond Green, 5 
 
 
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 Tide- Waiters ^ 
 
 OFFICERS for CoUefting th.; PROVINCIAL DUTIES. 
 
 iohn Newton, and Hibbert Newton Binney, Efquires, CoUeaors. 
 >anlel Wood, Efq; Infpedtor and Searcher. 
 Mr. John Cleaveland, Colledor of Licence Duty. 
 Mr. John H. Flieger, Gstuger. 
 Mr. John Selby, Land Waiter. 
 Mr. Henry Newton, jun. Affiftant. 
 
 r Halifax : John Newton, Efq; 
 
 Colleaorsof Light Duty. J ?'»'^>'' ,Niel M'Niel, Efq; 
 
 " ^ J Annapolis: James Hughfton, 
 
 ' Shelburnc : Edward Brinley, Efq; 
 
 PORT of SHELBURNE. 
 James Bruce, Efq; Collector. 
 David Thompfon, Efq; Comptroller. 
 Archibald Scott Bruce, Efq; Surveyor and Searcher. 
 Mr. Richard BrazeU 
 
 G auger. 
 
 [SURVEYOR-GENERAL of WOODS in the PROVINCE ot NOVA- 
 SCOTIA, and all other His Majefty's Territories in 
 NORTH-AMERICA. 
 
 'His Excellency Sir JOHN WENTWORTH, Baronet. 
 
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 V ' NOTARY PUBLICKS bv KING'S AUTHORITY. 
 
 V James Gautter, Efquire. I James Clark, Lfquire. 
 * PROVINCIAL NOTARIES. 
 
 Richard John Uniackc, Efquire. 
 James Stuart, Efquire. 
 Edward Brenton, Efquire. 
 Fofter Hutchinfon, Efquire. 
 
 C. Campbell, Efq; Shclburne. 
 N. P. Olding,Erii; Fidou. 
 Peleg Wifwell, El'q; Annapolis. 
 
 HOLIDAYS at the PUBLIC OFFICES. 
 
 1 rt January. — New Year's Day. 
 
 ISth do. — Queen's Birth Day. 
 
 30th do. — King Charles Martyr. 
 
 17lh March. — St. Patrick. 
 
 '25th do.— Ladv Day. 
 
 23d April,— St. George. 
 
 29lh May.— Rcftoratibn of King 
 
 Charles II. 
 4th June.— King's Birth Day. 
 JJ 24th do.— St. John. 
 4 12th Auguft. — Prince of Wales's 
 J Birth-Day. 
 Al22dScpt. — George III. crowned. 
 
 2Pth Snpt. — Michaelmas Day. 
 25th Otft.— George III Actt-ltion. 
 
 5th Nov. — Gun-po^^dcr Plot. 
 GOthditto.-rSt. Andrew. 
 25th Dec— Chrifimas Day. 
 
 2nth do.) 
 27thdo.JChri 
 28th do. ) 
 
 fimas Holidays 
 
 Good Friday. 
 Ealter Monday. 
 Eaftcr Tucfday. 
 Whit-Monday. 
 Whit-Tucfday. 
 
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 ^ SITTINGS of the COl/RTS and SESSIONS in this PROVINCE. 
 
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 fe SUPREME COURT. ;j 
 
 * At Hautfax :— The fccond Tuef- I tinij oftlie Court at VVindfor. J 
 day of January, hrft Tuefday of At Annapolis. — On tlie Monday | 
 April, fecond Tuefday of July, ^•"- = i^-r^^-. .■.. ^ 
 
 ferond Tuefilay of October. 
 At Wi ND!0 R.— On the thirdThurf- 
 
 • .»— 
 
 day of May and September. 
 At HoRToM. — In King's County, 
 on the Monday followinsf tl»e fit- 
 
 followins; the fitting of the Court 
 at Horlou. 
 At Amherst. — In the County of 
 Cumberland, in the month of 
 June, on the fecond Tucfdayafter 
 fitting of the Court at Annapolis. 
 
 INFERIOR COURT of COMMON FLEAS. 
 
 AtHALiFAx.— On the firft Tuef- 
 days of the Montli of March, 
 June, September and December. 
 At Annapolis. — On thefirftTuef- 
 day of April, and the firft Tuef- 
 day of November. 
 
 ^ At Lunenburg. — On the fecond 
 
 2 Tuelday of April, and fecond 
 
 $ Tuefday of October. 
 
 $ At HoRToN. — On the firft Tuefday 
 of June, and lirft Tuefday of Oc- 
 tober. 
 At Liverpool. — On the fecond 
 Tuefday of April, and fecond 
 Tuefday of November. 
 At TusKET Village. — On the 
 
 jj^ firft Tuefday of April, and laft 
 
 ^ Tuefday of October. 
 
 ^ At Amherst.— On the next day I 
 
 ^ after the fitting of the Supreme | 
 
 " ^SESSlbNS~of 
 
 At Halifax.— On the firft Tucf- 
 d.-iy of March, the firft Tuefday 
 of June, the firft Tuefday of Sep- 
 tember and the iirft Tuefday of 
 December. 
 At Lunenburg. — The fecond 
 Tuelflay of April, and fecond 
 Tuefrfny of October. 
 At HoRToN.— The firft Tuefday 
 of June, and the firft Tuefday of 
 Odober. 
 At Liverpool. — ^The fecondTwef- 
 day of April, and fecond Tuef- 
 day of Nov. and and laft Tuefday 
 of Odtober. 
 J At Barrinoton.— The firft Tuef- 
 4S day of November. 
 
 xAtTusKET Village. — ^The 
 55 Tuefday of April. 
 
 firft 
 
 «i^ ^>»^ W 
 
 Court in the month of June and 
 on the laft Tuefday of Odobec. 
 
 At Shelburne. — On the firftTucf- 
 day of March, firft Tuefday of 
 July, and firft Tuefday of Nov. 
 
 At Onslow.— On the firft Tuefday 
 of January. 
 
 At Walmsley. — On the firft Tuef- 
 day of April. 
 
 At Onsi.ow.— On the firftTuefday; 
 of July. 
 
 At Walmsley— On the firft 
 Tuefday of Odober. 
 
 At Windsor. — On the firft Tuef-I 
 day of April, and the firft Tucf-j 
 day of October. 
 
 At Guysborough. — InthcCoun-^ 
 ty of Sydney, on thefecondTuef- 
 day of February and fecond Tuel- 
 day in Auguft. 
 
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 the PEACE. 
 
 At Amherst. — On the next day 
 afte r the httint; of the Supreme 
 Court in the month of Junc^ and 
 on the laft Tuefday of Auguft. 
 
 At Onslow. — On the firft Tuefday 
 of January ; at Walmlley, firft 
 Tueftiay of April ; at Onflow firft 
 Tuefday of July ; at Wahnfley, 
 firft Tuefday of October. 
 
 At Shelburne. — The laft Tuef- 
 day of March, and laft Tuefday of 
 Odober. 
 
 At Windsor.— The firft Tuefday 
 of April, and laft Tuefday of Oc- 
 tober. S 
 
 At Guysborough. — IntheCoun- J 
 ty of Sydney, on the fecondTuef- Jg 
 day of February, and fecond;^ 
 Tuefday in Augufl. ^ 
 
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 le Court 
 
 ounty of 
 Tionth of 
 I'day after 
 nnapolis. 
 
 June and 
 ►dtobet. 
 firftTucf- 
 lefday of 
 of Nov. 
 t Tuefday 
 
 (irnTuef- i 
 
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 the firfti 
 
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 SHERIFFS in the Tcvcral 
 
 f Halifax. 
 
 Lewis Wilkins, Efq. 
 I Annapolis. 
 
 Robert Dickfon, Efq. 
 
 Cumberland. 
 Charles Chandler, 
 
 Lunenburg. 
 Henry Kaulback, 
 
 King's County. 
 
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 #i««y<ygr| 
 
 Counties in this PROVINCE. S? 
 J. Thomas Hill, Efq; ^ 
 
 QUEEN*sCoUNTY. § 
 
 Nathan Tapper, Efq; S 
 
 ShELBUR N£. 
 
 ; Thomas Crowcll, Efq; 
 Hants. 
 Benjamin Dewolf, Efq; 
 
 Sydney. 
 Wm. T. Hierlihy, E^q; 
 
 FIRE- WARDS for the TOWN ot HALIFAX. 
 
 John Geo. Pyke, Efq; 
 Rich. J. Uniaclce, Efqj 
 Mich. Wallace, Efqj 
 Charles Hill, Efq; 
 Rich. Kidfton, Efq; 
 
 Mr. John Cleaveland, 
 James Cochran, Efq; 
 William Lawlor, Efq; 
 Mr. William Millet, 
 Elias Marfhall, Efq; 
 
 Mr. George Bell, 
 James Clarke, Efq; 
 Mr. Thomas Fiilis, 
 Mr. John Stealini;. 
 Mr. Andrew Liddlc 
 
 FIRE-ENGINE COMPANY for the TOWN of HALIFAX. 
 
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 4 
 
 ^Benj. Bridge, Captain. 
 /fcWilliam Miiwaid, 
 XEphraim Whifton, 
 
 .Samuel Kin^, 
 
 IWilliam Hogg, 
 
 rMichael Perkins 
 
 Thomas Adams 
 Archibald Wihon, 
 John Brown, 
 Thomas Donaldfon, 
 Alexander Clunies, 
 Robert Milne, 
 
 John McKinr.e, 
 John Head, 
 Alex. Smith, 
 Kenneth McKinzee, 
 Jeremiah Boyer, 
 
 LEVEE DAYS at the GOVERNMENT-HOUSE. 
 
 ^ 1 ft Tannarv. — New Year's Dav. 
 VlPlk do.-lQueen Cfiarlottc'sbirth 
 
 V Day. 
 
 V 17fh March.— St. Patrick. 
 SSd April.— St. George. 
 
 4th June. — King's birth day. 
 
 ISthAug.— Prince of Wales birth<^ 
 Day. , sS^ 
 
 2'2d Sept. George III crowned. ^ 
 
 25th October.— George HI Accef- § 
 fion. S 
 
 Goth November. — St. Andrew. 
 
 OFFICERS of His Majefty's NAVAL- YARD. 
 
 Hon. H.Duncan,Efq;Commifrioncr. 
 
 Mr. P.F. Wallis, and Mr. A. Far- 
 quarfon, Clks.to tbeCommi(noner. 
 
 Titus Li\ ie, Efq; Naval Olhcer and 
 Storekeeper. 
 
 Mr. A. Anderfon,and^.fr.B. James, 
 Clerks to thcNaval Storekeeper. 
 
 Elias Marfhal, Ffq; M. Shipwright. 
 
 Mr. Tho. Wood, Clerk to the Ma- 
 iler Shipwright. 
 
 Tho. Read, Efq; Mafler-Attendant. 
 
 Mr. William Hughes, Foreman of 
 
 Shipwrights. 
 
 Mr. Wm. Lee, Foreman of Houfe 
 
 Carpenters. 
 Mr. John Brufh, Foreman ofSmiths. 
 Mr. John Gardner, Foreman olSail- 
 
 makers. 
 Mr. John King, Foreman ofMnfons 
 Mr. James Robcrlfon, Foreman «f 
 
 Labourers. 
 Mr. David Ridgeway, Boatfwain of 
 
 the Ordinary. 
 Mr. G. Andrew, Purveyor of Mafts. 
 Mr. Duncan Clarke, Surgeon. 
 Mr. Stephen Cullen, Porter. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ;sH 
 
 His MAJESTY'S NAVAL-HOSPITAL. ^ 
 
 J. H.'iniburton,Sur<f. fe Ag ent, f M r. M*Evoy, Aflinant. ^ 
 
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 OFFICERS of His Majeftv's Shi])» on this Station, under the Command 
 of GEORGE VANDEPUT, Efijj Vice- Admiral of the White, &c. 
 &c &c, 
 
 \Vm. McLeod, IftLt. 
 Tho. McCullock, 2d 
 John Smith, 3d d«. 
 L. Little, Marter. 
 E. Beaumont, Surgeon. 
 John Cork, Purfer. 
 
 <r 
 
 ASIA, 
 64 Gims. 
 
 Rohert Murray, Efq ; 
 
 Capt. 
 Tof. Spears, 1ft Lieut. 
 John Sykcs, 2d Lieut. 
 G.CJ.Lenock, SdLicut. 
 Alex. Skene, 4thLieut. 
 John Mowett, 5th Lt. 
 A. V. Drury, 6th Lt. 
 Wm. Chalmers, Mart. 
 Jof. Trounfell,P«r''er 
 Paul Crebbin, iftLieut. 
 ? ;. Cookfley, Chapl. 
 
 St. ALBANS, 
 
 S* , 64 Guns. ' : 
 
 5 Fra. Pcnder,Efq;Capt. 
 3s, John Lyne, 1ft Lieut. 
 "^ — — - Stewart, 2d do. 
 
 Morris, 3d do. 
 
 Jno. McLeod, 4th do. 
 
 Jno. Code, 5th ditto 
 
 MurdoDownie, jMaft. 
 
 tj Fleming, Surgeon 
 
 ^Tho. Phclp, Purfer. 
 I C. W. Cartwrigbt, 
 fi ' Captain of Marines. 
 
 Gcrmaine, Lieut. 
 
 ——Herring, Chaplain 
 
 ASSISTANCE, 
 50 Guns. 
 
 J.O. Hardy.Efq; Capt. 
 J. Wareham,ift Lieut. 
 vV. J. Simons, 2d do. 
 R. Dunham, 3d ditto 
 J. Skelton, 4th ditto 
 Wm. Scargill, Mafter 
 R. Cinnamon, Siir<.;eon 
 J. Atchcrlcy, 1ft Lieut. 
 Marines 
 
 PREVOYANTE. 
 C8 Guns. 
 
 ^Jolm ScaterjEffj; Capt. 
 
 CLEOPATRA, 
 
 32 Guns. 
 If. Pcllow, Efq; Capt. 
 Jofeph Tavlor, 1ft Lt. 
 G. V. Cro"{bv, 2d Lt. 
 W.Richardfou, 3dLt. 
 
 Penrofe, Mafter. 
 
 Jno. Fairfoul,Surgeon. 
 W.Kitchingham, Purf. 
 J.N. N. D'Eftcrre, Lt. 
 Marines. 
 
 HIND, 
 
 28 Guns. 
 
 J. Larcom, Efq; Capt. 
 Fran. Stanfiell, 1ft Lt. 
 J. E. Froud, 2d Lt. 
 
 jMaftcr. 
 
 Ralph Cuniming,Surg. 
 T.R. Sugars, Purfer. 
 — — Meredith, Lt. Ma. 
 
 PORCUPINE. 
 
 . 24 Guns. 
 
 A. F. Evan$,Efq;Capt. 
 John Evans, IftLt. 
 AthcrStow, 2d Lieut. 
 Wm. Baker, Mafter. 
 
 M'Queen, Surg. 
 
 John Pearce, Purfer. 
 Clark, Lt. Mari. 
 
 LYNX, 
 
 . 18 Guns. 
 
 «iu>>»**»'»^ 
 
 Robert Hall, Efq;Capt. 
 Ed. O'Brien, 1ft Lt. 
 Geo. Gfiorge, 2d Lt. 
 James Downie, Mafter 
 Wm. Jamiefon, Surg. 
 Henry Long, Purfer. 
 Wm. Phillips, Lt.Ma. 
 
 PHEASANT, 
 18 Guns. 
 
 W. Skipfey, Efq;Capt. 
 Maurice Walfti, iftLt. 
 James Monry, 2<lLt. 
 Francis Whitiiey,Maft. 
 Charles Carr, Surgeon. 
 Mich. Collins, Purfer. 
 
 DRIVER, 
 
 18 Guns. 
 
 J. Dunbar, Efq; Capt. i 
 
 Kellop, IftLt. Si 
 
 A. Rofc, 2d Lieut. E 
 
 , Mafter. 5! 
 
 Wm. Rutledge, Surg. 
 J. Fogarty, Purfer. 
 
 D A5HER, 
 
 18 guns. 
 
 Geo.Tobin, EfqjCapt.f 
 Wm. Adams, lit Lt. . 
 W[m. Avery, 2d Lt. 
 Rich. Patelon, Mafter. 
 Dan. Helifernan, Surg. 
 John lirenton. Purler. 
 
 SPENCER, 
 
 18 guns. 
 
 J. Walton, Efq; Capt. 
 John Bate, lii Lirut. 
 John Baldwin, Mafter. 
 Robert Hume, Surg. 
 C. £. Andrc.ws,Purfer. 
 
 Agent for Prifonersofl 
 War. J 
 
 Daniel Lyman, Efq; § 
 Mr. J. Proud, Clerk. § 
 
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 V' STAFF of the ARMY ; under the Command ot Lieutenant-General' 
 V HisRoyal Hijihuels Prince EDWARD. 
 
 q;Capt. 
 Ill Lt. 
 2dLt. 
 , Mafler 
 , Surg, 
 'urfer. 
 Lt.Ma. 
 
 ER, 
 
 ii Capt. I 
 lit Lt. i 
 Lieut. K 
 Mafter.35 
 ;, Surg, 
 'urfcr. 
 
 ER, 
 
 ;Capt. I 
 Lt, . 
 Id Lt. 
 Mafter. 
 , Surg, 
 urler, 
 
 feR, 
 
 Capt. 
 
 Lieut. 
 Mafter. 
 5ur^. 
 Purfer. 
 
 ners or ij 
 
 F.r'j; I 
 Clerk.S 
 
 M Aid-du-Camyjs, Major John Vefcy 
 and Captain G. S. Smith. 
 Military Secretary, Captain John 
 
 Hale. 
 Lieutcnant-General , James Ocjilvie. 
 Aid du-Camp, Capt. VVm. Cox. 
 Brigadier-General, John Murray. 
 Major of Brigade, Major John Mur- 
 ray. 
 Deputy Adjutant General ; Lieut. 
 
 Col.'F. A. Wetherall. 
 Major of Brigade ; Capt. Walker. 
 Commanding Royal Engineer] 
 
 Major James Stralton. 
 Comniiffary and Storekeeper Ge- 
 neral ; George Krinlcy, Efq; 
 Afilftant CommilTary General Pro- 
 
 * vifion Brancii ; . 
 
 £ AfriftautCommiflTary General Fuel 
 X Branch ; FofterHutchinfon, Efq; 
 jSi.Coinmiflary of Mufters ; William 
 Potter, Efjjj 
 ^Deputy Barrack Mafler General; 
 James Putnam, Efq; 
 
 Ordnance Storekeeper; Clement 
 Horton,Efq; 
 
 Barrack Mafter; Stephen H. Bin- 
 ney, Efq; 
 
 Clerk of the Cheque ; James Spry 
 Heaton, Efq; 
 
 Deputy Paj maOer to the Forces ; 
 Hon. Alexander Brj'mer. 
 
 Afting Comptroller of Army Ac- 
 counts ; John Beckvrith, Efq; 
 
 Deputy Judge Advocate ; Edward 
 B. Brcnton,Efq; 
 
 Surgeon to the Forces, &c. Tho. 
 Irwin. 
 
 Afliftants ditto, james Boggs, and 
 Boyd. 
 
 Surgeon to the Garrifon at Anna- 
 polis; George Henkel. 
 
 Affiftant ; Jofeph Pierce. 
 
 Surgeon to the Ordnance and Ar- 
 tillery ; W. J. Almon. 
 
 Chaplain to the Garrifon; Rev. J. 
 J. Wetherall. 
 
 OFFICERS of the REGIMENTS. 
 feUnder the Command of Lieutenant-Gcncral His Royal Highnefs Prince: 
 3E FT) WARD- \ 
 
 ROYAL ARTILLERY. 
 
 Lieut. Colonel. 
 Thomas Delbrifay. 
 
 Capt. Lieutenant. 
 Robert Wright. 
 
 lA Lieutenants. 
 George C. Mercer, 
 
 J. Duer, 
 
 2d Lientcnanti. 
 Thomas Deftrifay 
 
 Surgeon. 
 Wm. J. Allmon 
 
 7th REGIMENT of FOOT, (or ROYAL FUSILIERS.) 
 
 Colonel. 
 His Royal Highnefs 
 Prince Edward. 
 Lieut, Colonels. 
 John Dcifpard 
 A. L. Layard 
 Z Majors. • 
 
 iS^ Tam^^s Borrowcs -i 
 
 ^ Walter Clifte 
 
 Captains. 
 Thomas L'Efl range 
 Thomas Saumarei • 
 Robert Walker 
 Geo. S. Smith 
 J, A.Prevoft 
 Edward J. S. Ryng 
 John Eiimintiham 
 Krenton Hallibuiton 
 
 Capt. Lientonant. 
 Frederick Ilardyman 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 Alex. Ftc-rliny^ 
 Robert Burton 
 William liernani 
 B. V. Layard 
 George Harris 
 WnliamDefpard 
 
 3|^V^-»»«r 
 
 ••««<\«i*; 
 
 L<C 
 
 icCC' 
 
 :§ 
 
if Rol)ert Robinfon 
 
 I H.G.Howe 
 
 5 John Hollaiul 
 Winckworth Tonge 
 John Weeks 
 John Perlbnage 
 FrWerick Holland 
 Charles Sheckl«toi\ 
 Thomas Fit/fimons 
 DonaUl Campbell 
 Joieph Taylor 
 
 Lewis J. Skinner 
 Hon. H. Cochrane 
 Frerl. A. Wetherall 
 William Bowycr 
 Charles Nowel 
 Henry Crotty 
 Hutton Rowe 
 Alexander Walker 
 Chrifloplier Taylor 
 Robert Finley 
 J. Mervin Nooth 
 
 Edward O'Hara 
 Donald M'Kinnon 
 Mathew Teigh 
 
 Chaplain. 
 John Wetherall 
 
 Adjutant. 
 Frederick Hardyman 
 
 Quarter Mailer. 
 Jofeph Parkes 
 
 Surgeon. 
 John Copland 
 
 '<5|g 
 
 DETACHMENT of the 66th REGIMENT. 
 
 Major. 
 James W. Gordon 
 
 Lieutenants. 
 Francis Whitfield 
 
 WillianiL. Fortefcue 
 Edward Stokes 
 
 ROYAL NOVA-SCOTL\ REGIMENT. 
 
 Colonel. 
 Sir J. Weiitworth, Bt. 
 ,ieiit. Colonels. 
 
 h 
 
 a 
 
 * Francis Kearny 
 Samuel V. Bayard 
 
 Maj»r. 
 George Thefiger 
 Captains. 
 John Solomon 
 Jones FaMlbn 
 S Alexander Howe 
 5 John Allen 
 X William Cox 
 I Delancy Barclay 
 Capt. Lieut. 
 Job Bennct Clarke 
 Lieutenants. 
 Thomas Morris 
 
 Jofluia Wingate Weeks 
 John G. De Greben 
 Otho Schwartz 
 Philip Kearny 
 Eric Sutherland 
 George Henry Monk 
 Michael Purnett 
 Charles Rudolf 
 Rof)ert Campbell 
 John C. Ritchee 
 John W. Emorfon 
 Timothy Rujjgles 
 Richard W. Green 
 George VVertphall 
 Ifaac Glennie 
 Hibbert Newton 
 
 Enfigns. 
 John Fitzfinions 
 
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 Frederick MuUer 
 Stephen Bavard 
 William E. tlivington 
 Charles Wm. Solomon ^ 
 Tho. A. C. Window ;@ 
 
 Chaplain. 
 
 Robert Stanfer 
 
 Adjutant. 
 
 George Weflphall 
 
 Quarter Mafter. 
 
 Alexander Frafer 
 
 Surs;eon. 
 John Fraler 
 
 Aliiftant do. 
 Jonathan W. Clarke 
 
 Exrraft from the Proceedings of the Burlington Society. 
 
 A N approv'd Method to prcferre the fine flavour of Butter, and 
 ■^ ■*- to prevent its growing rancid. 
 
 To a Peck of fine Salt take one ounce of crude Sfll ammoniac 
 and two ounces oF Salt pet re both finely powdered and mix them 
 inrimattly with the fine Silt : With this Salt work your Butter, 
 until the Butter Milk is entirtly extracted, then pa.k it in Wo;dcn 
 
 I Firkins falting it with the fame mixed Salt to fuch a degree as to be 
 ^ palatable when eat with Brtad, and no Salfe' this mixture i: 
 J ftropgcr ifcau fine Salt, cf conCquence fomething Itfs is required. 
 ft By order of the Socierv, 
 
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 ^A TABLE of fcVeral Coins, calculated, DOLLARS at four^ 
 \ Shillings and Eighc Pence. ^ 
 
 DOLLARS. I GUINEAS. 
 Do. L. s. d. Gu. L. s. d. 
 
 Mo 1 DO kE S.I Joannes's. 
 
 1 IS 
 
 % 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 «; 
 6 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 to 
 
 I 
 
 12 
 
 '3 
 '4 
 
 i6 
 
 i8 
 
 9 
 
 20 
 21 
 22 
 
 *3 
 
 *4 
 
 »5 
 
 50 
 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 1000 
 
 48 
 
 94 
 140 
 
 18 8 
 
 3^ 
 
 8 o 
 
 12 8 
 
 17 4 
 
 ft 2 O 
 
 2 6 8 
 2 .II 4 
 2160 
 
 08 
 
 5 4 
 10 o 
 
 14 8 
 
 19 4 
 40 
 88 
 
 »3 4 
 
 3 
 
 3 
 3 
 3 
 3 
 4 
 4 
 4 
 
 4 
 5 
 5 
 
 5 
 5 
 
 IX 
 
 *3 
 
 i8 o 
 2 8 
 74 
 
 12 O 
 
 16 8 
 
 13 4 
 6 8 
 
 I IS 
 
 2 
 
 3 
 
 4 
 
 5 
 k 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 3 
 4 
 
 5 
 
 J 
 
 5 
 3 
 
 7 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 10 
 
 II 
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 »3 
 
 14 
 
 »5 
 16 
 
 17 
 18 
 
 19 
 so 
 
 21 
 
 32 
 
 *3 
 
 24 
 
 6 10 
 
 7 12 
 
 8 J4 
 
 9 16 
 
 10 17 
 
 1 1 19 
 »3 I 
 
 9^ 
 
 4 
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 8 io4 
 8 
 
 5^ 
 
 ^t 
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 9^ 
 
 14 
 
 >5 
 16 
 
 17 
 
 3 
 4 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 18 10 
 
 19 12 
 
 20 13 
 SI 15 
 
 S2 17 
 
 23 »9 
 
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 8 
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 9^ 
 
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 4 
 
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 6 
 
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 8 
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 8 
 
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 50 54 8 IQi 
 
 io« loS 17 9^ 
 
 46 13 4 200 117 15 63 
 
 70 o o 300 326 13 4 
 
 116 13 4 500 544 3 of 
 
 233 o 8;'iooo 108S 17 95 
 
 25 
 26 
 
 27 
 
 54 
 108 
 
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 326 13 
 
 544 3 
 
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 2 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 17 
 15 
 
 7 
 S 
 
 9 
 10 
 
 II 
 
 12 
 
 J3 
 
 14 
 
 »5 
 16 
 
 17 
 18 
 
 »9 
 20 
 21 
 
 22 
 13 
 
 »4 
 
 *5 
 
 5^ 
 100 
 
 200 
 
 300 
 
 500 
 
 1000 1400 
 
 I 
 
 2 
 4 
 5 
 7 
 8 
 9 16 
 
 i» 4 
 IS 12 
 
 14 o 
 
 15 8 
 
 16 16 
 
 18 4 
 
 19 12 
 21 o 
 
 23 8 
 23 16 
 
 *5 4 
 26 12 
 
 28 o 
 
 a 9 81 
 30 16 
 
 32 4 
 
 33 »i 
 35 o 
 70 
 
 140 
 280 
 420 
 700 
 
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 4 
 
 5 
 6 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 9 
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 19 
 
 20 
 
 21 
 
 22 
 
 23 
 
 24 
 
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 63 9 4^ 
 
 67 405 
 
 70 18 8 
 
 74 13 4 
 
 78 8 o 
 
 82 2 8 
 
 85 174 
 
 89 12 o 
 
 93 6 8 
 
 186 13 4 
 
 373 6 8 
 
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 CouiiTiunieated by the Royal Society of Sweden, to tliat of London. 
 After roofing d Uoufe >«ith wood, boil tar in a kettle, and 
 
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 5 mix 5nely pulverfed charcoal with it, till it i;i of the thickncfs of mortar ; J 
 
 5[ fpread this with a trowel about a fourth of an inch thick, over the roof ; >t JJ 
 
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 ^v;ov«red, have flood in Sweden above a century, and ftill want uo repair. < 
 

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 fDiftance from Halifax to Poiilou, on the New Road, via Mufquc-' 
 
 dobit.viz. 
 
 Miles. 
 
 From Halifax, acrofs the 
 Ferry, to Dartmouth, 
 To Prefton, Bradley's 
 Mr. Putnam's Farm 
 Mr. Porter's ditto 
 Mr. Wm. M'Kcen't 
 Mr. Leckie*8 
 Mr. Robert Archibald's 
 Mr. Robert Gcddes's 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 5 
 
 XI 
 
 »3 
 
 4 
 
 4 
 
 49i 
 
 MTLBS. 
 
 From Alex. Henry's i^ 
 
 Mr. Rob Dunbar's (firft 
 Settlement) on the weft 
 branch of thceafl river of 
 Poiaou - f61 
 
 Mr. Wm. McKay's 8 
 
 Mr. John Frafer's 7 
 
 Acrols the harbour to 
 Walmflcy Court- Houfe i 
 
 » t 
 
 Distance between Halilax and Annapolis Royal, with the. 
 Hottfes of Entertainment on the Road. 
 MIL£S. 
 
 from Halifax to Fort Sack 
 
 vilte, Maddocks 
 To Wenman's Farm 
 To Sprinfield j. ^ 
 To Egiingroii 
 To Pence s.Farm . r 
 To Morris's 
 To Montague houfe - 
 To Margaret Place 
 To Wiodfiir 
 To the Ferry Houfe Fal 
 
 mouth 
 To Half way River 
 
 t - 
 
 t r >i 
 
 10 
 
 5 
 3 
 8 
 
 4k 
 
 5 
 6 
 
 t 
 
 - 1 
 
 - 5 
 
 52 
 
 MILES. 
 
 To Bifijop's Farm 7 
 
 ToFowlci's - 3 
 
 To Peck's '.{ 6 
 
 To Inglis's Farm , t M 
 
 ToSt'-'dman's 5 
 
 ToAylesfordTownlhipboun- 
 
 dary 6, 
 
 To Bufkirk's Farm 6j 
 
 To Clermont, (the Bifliopof 
 Nova-Scotia's Seat) i 
 
 To Dodge's Farm y\ 
 
 To Leonard's Farm loj 
 
 To Hick's Ferry 6 
 
 To Annapolis Ferry 15'] 
 
 ■ 78 
 
 ROAD from Hali ax'to Fort-Cambcrlaiid. MILES. 
 
 From Halifax to Windf. 
 
 ■":.*>': ■■' ^ 
 
 I 
 
 mmt^ 
 
 To Partridge lfl;^i; ^^rrfboro') by water Crane's 
 
 Lewis's, at half ^ .r.r, Parrfboro' 
 
 Moore do. 
 
 Jcffers, Head of ibe RiverHebcre 
 
 Barrons field 
 
 Davifun, Aniherft .. 
 
 Baxter, Do. "^ ; -r * ' - 
 
 Fort Cumberland « 
 
 4S 
 
 30 
 
 9 
 
 I 
 
 10 
 It 
 
 3 
 8 
 
 ♦-77. 
 
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