minates after the sperme of light which it included, did not call any le Our fruation was founder ble shadow. A crepulcular bright noticing the fan. From a caprion peared all around, in the lower part d of the accounts of different pelis in the hemlibere, at the time of total b our circle, with reference to a oddal forn of the fun. Dr. Halley nation globe, it appeal that Aldebaran Cap fimir brightzels round the barisan la, Cather, Prag, and two of the thin the sige of 1715, and gives a faOrienced hyp of it. So much of A file belive the total obfcurain, de fegment of me amphere," he ob a deep dark dende, relembing map fee, aware the bariton, and prading tinder form, was obferved wa without the ae of the mos at the welward. As the stipfe wear shadow, was man lighted by fa file appearance was noticed on the fan's beams, and delade of the horns. The de- dle light, which mak feat fem pating light of the fan was apportable hary, and hindered the pe das" This brigh ned, Dr. Haley computes in the more immediate pr be a lead duble the dimenticas of terrupted Bence a leap p 'dge. One of our company, at Resuming light midd orb of the maca, amerr dia, and high d our watch. If we were to judge were added Y CATALOGUE THE UNITED STATES FOR JUNE, 1806. n mediocria, funt mala plura.-MART. Fairy norato 874 y & Co. Green le TracPhilaPrefs of looking ilofophy, al poem. he Shade 25 cents. Hiftory; Chriftian 12mo. for the rife, proAmerican iographtions. In ey Warn, printE. Lark Solar E the 16th cular, from bination and confpiracy to raise their wages. Taken in fhort hand, by Thos. Lloyd. 8vo. 75 cents. Philadelphia. anation of e caufes on cts. New Report of the Trial of Dominick Daley and James Halligan, for the murder of Marcus Lyon, before the fupreme judicial court, on the fourth Tuesday of April. By a member of the Bar. Northampton, Maf. 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Bofton, Munroe & Francis. 12mo. pp. 200. price 30 cts. An Effay on Truth: containing an enquiry into its nature and importance; with the caufes of error, and the reasons of its being permitted. By And. Fuller. 8vo.pp.30. Bofton, Manning and Loring. Letters addreffed to the editor of A Collection of Effays on the fubject of Epifcopacy. By the author of " Mifcellanies." 8vo. pp. 40. Albany, Backus and Whiting. Seemingly experimental religion inftructors unexperienced-converters unconverted--revivals killing religion---miffionaries in need of teaching, or, v against the gospel. By its friends. ing the examination and rejectio Thomas Ledlie Birch, a foreign orda minifter, by the Rev. Prefbytery of O eafion. At the fame time we must exprefs our acknowledgments to the ingenious author of a pamphlet, which, to the extent of its circulation, in a great degree accomplished the defired purpofe. It was written, we understand, by Mr. ANDREW NEWELL, a young printer of Bofton, whofe predilection for aftronomical ftudies has prompted him to affiduous application to that fublime branch of fcience, and whofe advances therein are faid to be refpectable. A number of gentlemen in Boston, who had furnished themfelves with proper inftruments, agreed to meet on the morning of the 16th at the houfe of Mr. Benjamin Buffey, in Sumner street, for than whi Ad x na Poland, nor at Biddeford, for Kennebank, berwen Budent and Portimouth. If this in " be correct, the breadth of the ped the as zhout 190 miles, and envel the purpose of obferving the eclipfe. the diet, excepting Martha's Vineyard Their obfervations, as communicated by their committee of arrangements, are as follow. "Our obfervations were made in Mr.Buf fey's garden with three achromatick telefcopes, which we fhall diftinguifh by the numbers 1, 2, 3. No. 1 magnified about 45 times; No. 2 was furnished with a double object glafs, and magnified about 70 times; the magnifying power of No. 3 was fmall, but it gave a clear and diftinct vifion. The time was determined by an excellent watch with a fecond hand. Obfervations of correfponding altitudes for adjufting our time were omitted. Suitable inftruments on which we could rely were not readily to be obtained,and it wasnot foundconvenient to pay the requifite attention, without which fuch obfervations would have been nugatory or delufive. therefore determined to confider Prefident Webber's clock, at Cambridge, as our standard, and to compare our watch with it immediately after our obfervations fhould be finifhed. We The gentlemen at telefcopes No. 1 and 2 were placed near to each other. Their obfervations correfponded, excepting as refpects the end of the eclipfe. By telescope No. 1 and 2:Beginning, Beginning of total ob fcuration of the fun, End of the fame, End of eclipfe by No. 1, Ditto, by No. 2, 10h. 3' 21" 11. 22′ 31", 11. 27' 09 ma all fa tc r: b t ( f t с same perfons, who were on the w the harbour, noticed, during mr. The fame appearance is fid A Cape Ann, but we have no accurate is Girma on the fubject. At Plymouth Tibarmen in the har obferved the 1mins appearance of the fray of the Data & which is frequently apprest in the it appearances of alerts among ran at bedring the extiple of 1715. We A love teard any fimilar remark at and put were feen upon the face of the ocean Dr. Hally inti drop, which are minutes after the appears of light which it inclofed, did not caft any inOur fituation was not forble for ble shadow. A crepufcular brigh noticing the as a caprion peared all around, in the lower part of of the acounts of diferent periots in the beniphere, at the time of total our circle, with seierence to a telethal fearation of the fum. Dr. Halley autom globe, it appeared that Aldebaran (Cape af brighton's round the har Ya, Cafur, Prag, and two of the fan the sciple of 115, and gives a fus in Orion were noticed chary explanation of it. So much of A fine before the total obfcuration, the fegment of our amphere," he ob a deep dark dude, refembling an ap fee, as was at the banon, and pradove ha cerved was without the use of the moon's at the welward. As the eclipte west shadow, was more on his lighted by da imiar appearance was noticed on the fan's beams, and in the the car fade of the boom. The de difle light, which made her f paring light of the in walapportable bary, and hindered the het waarderie with lars This brigh CONVEYANCING. The American Clerk's Magazine, and complete practical conveyancer. Containing the most useful and neceffary precedents, with obfervations and references to the laws, &c. with a variety of other useful inftruments in writing. The whole adapted to the ufe of the citizens Hiftory; of the United States, and more particuChriftian larly to thofe of the ftate of Maryland. 12mo. By a Gentleman of the Bar. 1 vol. 12mo. for the pp. 350. Price 1,25. Hagerstown, Mar. Jacob Dietrick. sing to be avera digit, while this intereffing (pd neceifary however to make me of a la tinders, the de Our watch. If we were to je feared den f though bright, and engaging contralt to the dark body of the song, Weddfod y Vol III. No. 6. IS DIVINITY. Mr. Merrill's defenfive armour taken from him; or, a reply to his Twelve Letters to the Author, on the mode and fubjects of Baptifm; in which the liberties and privileges of Chriftians are refcued from the bondage which clofe communion baptifts would impofe on them. By Samuel Austin, A. M. Worcester, Ifaiah Thomas, jun. The Chriftian Monitor, No. II, containing obfervations on the life and character of Jefus Chrift. Boston, Munroe & Francis. 12mo. pp. 200. price 30 cts. An Effay on Truth: containing an enquiry into its nature and importance; with the caufes of error, and the reasons of its being permitted. By And. Fuller. 8vo.pp.30. Bofton, Manning and Loring. Letters addreffed to the editor of A Collection of Effays on the subject of Epifcopacy. By the author of " Mifcellanies." 8vo. pp. 40. Albany, Backus and Whiting. Seemingly experimental religion inftructors unexperienced-converters unconverted--revivals killing religion---misfionaries in need of teaching, or, against the gospel. By its friends. ing the examination and rejectio Thomas Ledlie Birch, a foreign orda minifter, by the Rev. Prefbytery of O cafion. At the fame time we must exprefs our acknowledgments to the ingenious author of a pamphlet, which, to the extent of its circulation, in a great degree accomplished the defired purpose. It was written, we understand, by Mr. ANDREW NEWELL, a young printer of Bolton, whofe predilection for aftronomical ftudies has prompted him to affiduous application to that fublime branch of feience, and whofe advances therein are faid to be refpectable. A number of gentlemen in Boston, who had furnished themfelves with proper inftruments, agreed to meet on the morning of the 16th at the houfe of Mr. Benjamin Buffey, in Sumner ftreet, for The cording 4' 38". other total of it to be M tions T that whi Ad he cored, the breadth of the Thadow was about 10 miles, and arvel and the entire territory of Maficho the purpofe of obferving the eclipfe. the excepting Martha's Vineyard Their obfervations, as communicated by their committee of arrangements, are as follow. m . The fame appearance al to "Our obfervations were made in Mr.Buffey's garden with three achromatick telefcopes, which we fhall diftinguifh by the numbers 1, 2, 3. No. 1 magnified about 45 times; No. 2 was furnished with a double object glafs, and magnified about 70 times; the magnifying power of No. 3 was fmall, 1 but it gave a clear and diftinct vifion. The time was determined by an excellent watch with a fecond hand. Obfervations of correfponding altitudes for adjusting our time were omitted. Suitable inftruments on which we could rely were not readily to be obtained,and it wasnot foundconvenient to pay the requifite attention, without which fuch obfervations would have been nugatory or delufive. We therefore determined to confider Prefident Webber's clock, at Cambridge, as our standard, and to compare our watch with it immediately after our obfervations fhould be finished. The gentlemen at telefcopes No. 1 and 2 were placed near to each other. Their obfervations correfponded, excepting as refpects the end of the eclipfe. By telescope No. 1 and 2:Beginning, Beginning of total ob which is frequently apparent in the nyt on the ocean Dr. Halley inti lite appearances of them among The daring the ecliple of 1715. We A tout love it heard any fimilar remark at waisande Nere in upon the face of The he drops, which a endly any affronomers a ver fecfiples when the med to mall thread of light, bfe obfermers; by Some Amall minutes after the appearance of light which it inclofed, did not call any inOur fituation wat die for ble fhadow. A crepuscular brigh noticing the fun. From comprifon peared all around, in the lower part of of the accounts of different per in the hemifphere, at the time of total ob our circle, with reference to a cechal fruration of the fum. Dr. Halley to globe, it appeared that Aldebaran Cape a fim brightnels round the harian la, Cafer, Froq, and two of the form in the eclipte of 1715, and given a fas in Orion we uticed fichy exp of it. So much of A fine before the total obfcurion, the legunt of me amofphere," he ob a deep dark shade, refembling as a ferves, as was above the barison, and hender firm, was obferved was without the use of the moon's at the witward. As the sciple west bhadow, was man 331 Y CATALOGUE THE UNITED STATES FOR JUNE, 1806. n mediocria, funt mala plura.-MART. the fin, this appearance was expected; wonderfully magnificent and idion, t are exceded any of which we find admiration and awe, wid whis and with fmaller laminated points bechter of Tween them, in farm and digiting te tars, doals f 87 & Co. Green e TracPhilaPrefs of lookinglofophy, al poem. he Shade 25 cents. bination and confpiracy to raise their wages. Taken in fhort hand, by Thos. Lloyd. 8vo. 75 cents. Philadelphia. Report of the Trial of Dominick Daley and James Halligan, for the murder of Marcus Lyon, before the fupreme judicial court, on the fourth Tuesday of April. By a member of the Bar. Northampton, Maf. W. & S.Butler. 8vo. pp.88. CONVEYANCING. The American Clerk's Magazine, and complete practical conveyancer. Containing the most useful and neceffary precedents, with obfervations and references to the laws, &c. with a variety of other useful inftruments in writing. The whole adapted to the ufe of the citizens of the United States, and more particu larly to thofe of the ftate of Maryland. By a Gentleman of the Bar. 1 vol. 12mo. pp. 350. Price 1,25. Hagerstown, Mar. Jacob Dietrick. DIVINITY. Mr. Merrill's defenfive armour taken from him; or, a reply to his Twelve Letters to the Author, on the mode and fubjects of Baptifm; in which the liberties and privileges of Chriftians are refcued from the bondage which clofe communion baptifts would impofe on them. By Samuel Auftin, A. M. Worcester, Ifaiah Thomas, jun. The Chriftian Monitor, No. II, containing obfervations on the life and character of Jefus Chrift. Bofton, Munroe & Francis. 12mo. pp. 200. price 30 cts. An Effay on Truth: containing an enquiry into its nature and importance; with the caufes of error, and the reasons of its being permitted. By And. Fuller. 8vo.pp.30. Bofton, Manning and Loring. Letters addreffed to the editor of A Collection of Effays on the fubject of Epifcopacy. By the author of " Mifcellanies." 8vo. pp. 40. Albany, Backus and Whiting. Seemingly experimental religion inftructors unexperienced-converters unconverted--revivals killing religion---miffionaries in need of teaching, or, against the gofpel. By its friends. ing the examination and rejectio Thomas Ledlie Birch, a foreign ordai minifter, by the Rev. Prefbytery of O |