Parker's EPHEMERIS

For the Year of Our LORD 1770.

Being the Second after Bifiextils or Leap- Year.

4. The Eighty First Impression.

A Tabic of Terms and their R<

Hilary Term begins Jan. 23. ends Feb. 12.
Returns or Effoign-days. 'n eight Days of St. Hilary, Jan. 20 From the D.\y of St. Hilary in 15 Days, 27 On the Morrow of the Purlf. Bleited Mary, Feb. 3 n eight Day; of the Purif. of Bleficd Mary, 9	Exc. 21 28 A	Rct| Ap 22 23 19 30 5, 6 1 1 12	W. D. Tuefd. Tuefd. Tuefd. Mond.
Eaftcr Term begins M*y -> ends May
From the Day of Eaftcr in 15 Days, April 29 From the Day of Easier in 3 Weeks, May 6 From the Day of Eai'ter in 1 Month, 13 From the Day of Eafler in «; Weeks, 20 On the Morrow of the Afcenf»o», 25	30 ♦7 *4 21 *4	Mi 2 8i 9 15I 16 22" 23 27 28	Wcdn. Wedn. Wcdn. Wedn. Mond.

Trinity Term begin? 'June 15, ends Ji*ly 4 On the Morrow of the Ho'y Trinity, June 1 i Tn 8 Days or (he Holy Trinity, 17 In 15 Days of the FLJy Trinity, 24 fn 3 Weeks of tht Holy Trinity. Juh 1

J 5 [ Friday, 20 W^n, 27 Wed?*,

4 Wedu.

Michaelmas Term begins AW. 6, ends AW- 28. On the Morrow of All Souls, AW. 3

On the Morrow of St. Martin, 12 In eight D.iy* of St. Martin, iS in 15 Days of St. Martin, 25

51

27;

6iTu?fd. j 5 Thurfd, 21 W*dn, ^oJWidn.

A7. B. No Sittings in Wcfiminfnr-HdU on Afcenfion-day, Midfummer- day, and the 2d of February.

The Ex-jb. quero^ns eight Days before any Term begins, except Trinity, bsfore which it opens but four Days.

Note, That the firft and laft Days of every Term, are the firfr and laft Days of Appearance.

Common Kcics for the Year 177*.

GJdctn Number 4

GjrclMf hit Sen 15

The 3

DominiciJ Letter G

Naabcr of Direfiioa 25

January hatb xxxi Days. I

: : : j

FTfff quarter ^ day at i morn.! Full moon i j day at 5 night, Laltquarrer i3 day at $ night New moon 26 diy at 1 1 nio-hti

February- hath xxyiii Days,

G 4 29

3^ 3»

lotidays and Saints Days, &c.

Circtmcifidn

OMChriftmDav.

Epiphany : " Plow Monday

OldNew-year'sd.

fei'mk Tsrm f>?i« a SuiLl.aft.Epiph, OxicraTe:^ befi.

18 0

01 i Twelfth day

.Char.E.D.kcpt

F.ihian

iaf."tft.Bpfph. Term begins Cv nv, cf St. Paal

K; Char,I.-MV

Pifcft quarter 3 day at noon Pull moon 10 day at 4 morn. Laft quart. 17 day at i anern, Now moon 25 day at 4 afeditfet

Moon	Moon		Sundays and	Moor)	1 Mcon
South.	fets.	b.	^inrs Dn'y-, ('ire.	South.	j fets.
3 A . 1 4		!	Punf. B.V.Mary	*A	, 6
3 59	10 5	?	4	56	Morn.
4 42	i r if	?	3Ufe	.5	50	0 41
5 28	Morn.	G	5 Suad.afc.Eoipfo	6	47	i ct
6 tS	0 ?cv			7		3 7
•7 lO /	T 46	6		S .	Hi	4 .1 2
8 6	3 3			9	48	5 3
9 7	4 '22			10	46	? 4f
10 9	§" 33	9		f 1	4.2	0 1 7
r 1 T2	6 33	~			n.	JrjfeF;
			- *ff**f*« n.i-y	0	55
0 13		i s	Term teds	1		8**29 J
Hilary	7 4	13	Did C.mdlem.day		f	9 44
2 5	S 26	14	V aJ en tine	3	2	10 57
2 54	9 4*1			3		Morn.
3 4-		i6		4
4 2S		7		5	26	I n
5 I<	0 9	3		6	1	2 U
5 5?	1 i9:	c		7		3 5
6 4:	2 25			7	5;	3 Si
Agnes	3 27.			8	4>-	4 28
8 21	4 25;	2 7		9	26	f 59
9 i'	5 15;			ro	ii	s *
10 c	5 56		St Mzttbfas	iO	5?	S 49
10 46	6 H	G	Shrove Sund 2 v	11	h
1 1 32	> fets.!	r6		OA. 3c	6A45
OA. 1 c	*A.2cS			I	1	7 j
I 4	6 36;			2	4	9 3 4
T &	7 4>
2 3	8 571
3 1*	:o 9!

'Tis Law that fettles all you do, And marries where you did but woo 5 That makes the molt perfidious Lover A Lady that's as falfe recover.

March hath xxxi Days.

Firft quarter 4 day at 9 night Pull moon 1 1 day at 4 altar a. Laftquan. 19 day at 10 morn. New moon 27 day at 6 morn.

Sundays *nd Saints D iys, &c.

)avid Chad

T Sund. sn tent 5 Prs. Hefle born

Emtet Week

2 Sund. in Lent 12 Gregory

St. Patrick 3 Snsd, in Lent

Benedict

Mjdkk Sanday

Moon | Moon
vouth.	fers.
2A.54	iOA.|I
3	1 1 47
4 43	Vlorn.
5 4i	« °!
6 9	2 51
7 4o	3 0
8 38	3 4jl
9 34	4 -i8,
10 27	4 47i
11 18	5 '3!
vlor-n.
0 7	7A.2:
0 56	8 3?
1 44	9 5^
2 33	10 ^9
3 H	Morn.
4 12	0 1
JEdw.K.W.Sa.
S 5C	1 48
6 33	2 3C
7 26	3 "5
8 13	3
8 59	3 S3
9 4<	4 19
II 15	5 1
oA. 1	> fets.
0 57	8 A. 22.
	) 9 40
2 4«	) io 56
1 3 4^	. Morn.

April hath xxx Days.

Firit quarter 3 day at 3 morn, Full moon 10 day at 4 morn Laft quarter 1 8 day at 5 morn New moon 25 day at 5 aftern

M Sundays and j D. Saints Daysq &c

CU Sund. in Lent

*;}

3 Rkhard

4 £t. Ambrofe

5 Old Lady Day

nds

Oxr. Xerm ends Palm Sunday

Moon >outh.

5 4'-

6 4

7 :

8 at)

9

10

10 56 4

Morn.

Maundy Thurfd. iQooi Friday^

Ea/fcr Monday *7|Eafler Tuelday

9 Alphage

Low Sunday ^3 St. George

11^' — 26." 27 z3

f. Eaftes

0 33

1 22

2 11 3

3 5i

4 39

5 27

6 14 6 s* 7_43 8 3© 9

W oon

^fvl 5 3

5° 2 as 2 58

3 24

3 47 4 4

}' r?fes.

to 56 fl 49 Morn.

0 34

1 10

1 40

2 7 8 28

io 52

2 50

3 f°

3 3i

3 53

>fets. 9A.58

OA. 41

1 41

2 42

3 43 11 56

4 43 1 Morn.

For Law's the Wifdom of all Ages, And manag'd by the ableft Sages ; Who tho' theirBus'nefs at the Bar Be but a kind of Civil War,

May hath xxxi Days,

Firit quart. 2 day at 10 morn. Full moon 9 day at 6 afcern Lad quart. 17 day at 10 night New moon 25 day at 1 morn Firft quart. 31 day at4aftern

Mj Sundays and D. Saints Days, &«

St.Phil. & James Term begins In?, of the Crofs

3 Sun. af. Eafter

i% Old May Day Ck San. af. Eafor

m

W .

16

B

19 Q Charlotte bornr G Rogation Sunda

2ii

24 H« 25

ly Thurfday

6 Sun. af. Term ends K.Char,II. Reft.

tfxfoidTerm endi

Moon South.

6 3 !

7 a3 3 10

■8 <7

Moon

fets.

0M36

June hath xxx Dayt,

St.JohnA.P.L

3 26 Jrifes. 8A.48

ro 3

11 18 Morn.

o 9

0 58

1 47 * 39

3 *4

4 10

4 36

6 25 Dunft.

7 53

S 41 9

*o 27 n 24 0A.26

9 46

10 33 ri 13

11 45 Morn.

o I?

o 34

0 55

1 16- 1 37

Full moon 8 c; ay at 9 morn. Laft quarter 16 day at noon New moon 23 day at 8 morn Firfl quarter 29 day at midn

Sundays and Saints Pars, &

Niconude

Wh't-S?inday Wh ft -Monday 5 Wh t-Tuefciy

6 Ember Week

> fets.

30.

Eafter Ven. Bede

3 3*

4 26

6 9

9*-4~'

11 37 Morn.

Trinity Sunday

St. BarnsJbas

3 Oxf, 14 Coipus

Term begins

Term beg. " Chriftf

1 Sun. aft. Trin Tr.Edw K.Vr.«

Longcfl D,y

G 2 Sun. aft. Trin, 2i

'7

29

Moon } Moon iouth, fets,

6 A . 5 5 j 0M25 7 41 o 45 S 28 1 5 K.Geo.III.bo.

3' 1 5.$

" 4i 3

vloin. t )rifes»

O 30 9-ri

Pra.Amel.born

St. ?e:er & Paul

a 4	f 0 12
2 50	to 36
3 33	TO 5S
4 16	II 16
4 f9>	II 3.
5 43	M 56
St. Alb.	Mom.
7 16	0 t\
8 6	0 42
9 I	1, 14
0 0	1 54
M 1	2 47
oA. 8	2> fets.
St. John B?vX,
2 9	-9A-33
I 4	10 0
3 57	10 23
4 47	10 4 c;
5 35	11 7-
6 2<	ti 29

In which th' engage with fiercer Dudgeons, Than e'er the Grecians did ihe Trojans, They never manage the Corned T1 impair their publick Intereft,

aT

July hath xxxi Days.

Auguft fiath xxxi Dajr.

'1 ^..U '^(rP Full moon^ clay at rnidn. ,aft quarter 1 5 day ati inigh Mew moon 22 day ac 4 aftem rirft quarter 29 day at noon

Sundays and ruts Days, &c

3 San. af:. Trio, Vifit. B. V. M. Orr-b. Co mm en.

Old M Day

Cam. Term eiuls Thomas a Bicker 4 5u ar>. Trim Oxicru; Aot

O f. Term ends 5 Sun. af, Tri«,

South

7 A. 8

7 57

8 45

9 32 fo 21

11 57

Morn.

0 4s

1 28

2 54

3 36

4 20 Swirh.

riA.5; Mom o 2?

0 58 ' 3* 2 27 : rues. 8a, it

1 37 8 58

18 3$ 57. 17 40

l»la regret

6 Sun. aft. Tim*

-t. James

■'t.Anr.e, Mother •f the B;V. Marv

7 Sun. aft. Trifi. Dos* days be. in

5 5* " 7!

6 4x|ii 41; ^qi Morn.

3 38| • *$ 9 391 1 24

jo 4*1 2 35 Q- Denmark b« I ) fets.1

oA I 41

8A.23,

8 46!

34

24 9 9

9 3 f

9 56 10 2

10 56

11 35

Pull moon 6 day at 3 aftern.

alt quart. ^dayaiS morn. New moon 20 day at 1 1 night Firft quart 28 day at 2 morn.

Sunday*; and Saints Days} Sec,

•imraas D y

8 Sun. aft. Trjn

I\ a at, figuration

St- Lawrence

Pn.Brunfw. born 9 Sua. aft. Trim

AtTump.B V'M.

6 Pr. Fred, bora

lo3u>. aft. Trin,

ai|Pr.Wai.Hen. b.

22

St. Birth ofotfccW

G 11 Sun. a!c.Trin<

St. Auguftine Jccol. St. J.Bapt.

(3

	/W 00
Smith*	fets.
8 A. 17	Morn.
9 5	O 21
9 53	■ *5
f 0 40	2 14
1 1 25	3 16
Morn .	Drife*
0 9	7 A. 24
0 52	7 44
I 36	8 4
2 19	8 »«;
1 4	8 46
Pr. Wa'es bora
4 4o	9 44
5 3*	10 24
6 28	II T 3
7 17)	Morn.
8 27	0 16
9 28	1 30
10 27	2 52
it ac	}) Tets.
0A.22	6A.50
1 16	7 *4
2 6	7 37
2 56	8 .3
3 47	8 30
4 37	9 *
5 27	9 39
6 16	10 24
7 5	11 15
7 54	Morn.
8 4	O TI

Or by their Controverfies, le/Ten The Dignity of their Profeflion : For Lawyers have more feber Senfe Than t'argue at their own Exper.ce ;

1 J

September hath xxx Days, I Gibber hath xxxl Days

Full moon 5 da< at 6 morn, j La:= qua-t. 12 day ac 3 aftero.: Nevv mo-n 1 9 day <u 8 morn. Fir!1 quart. 26 day at 8 night

). Sd nt. Pa s, *cc

11 Sum. af. Trin.

$ Nat?, ii. V. M. CM ftm. if. Trin.

14 Holy Ctofs Day

• 114 811, af, Xrin.

1-7 La tuber t 18:

igpmfcer Weefc

20

Moo 5 nth

Moon ; fefei i 9 v ?.l nv: 1 1\ La Ki666pS.|

11 4-4 29!

Mom.' )nfe&.|

"o 85 6A.39!

1 oj 7 o]

2 461 7

1 37 8

Full moon 4 day at 8 night , ait Quart, 1 1 day at 10 nighjt incvv moon }8 day at 7 nigm Fifrft quart. 26 day at 4 aiierti

Moon ] Moo i 5 ath. j fets.

f

j t-tem £ius 2

J>

6 FajitJi G 17 Sun, af. T*ui.

It. Deny* Dxf.&Csra.T. b,>

31 9

Z TO

27,JI *3|L»3 25I Mom. 1

23! 0 38

14.; 3 2o' 11A. 9! 4 411 ) feci. 6A.11

upt. Mitthsw

22pC- O«0. III.

5 Sun. af. Tr«j

24|

HI.

o

ST St, Cyprian

27|'

29 \U Mt-hael 16 ian, ar. T r *ri,

43

34|

2Si 7

17 8

71 9

Tr K.Edw.Conf IS Sun. af. Trin,

56! 10 ic 4 6 t 1 1 1 3-J Mem.

P.Cb.Au.M.b,

9 Tl 1 T9i

29

Ethcldred St. Luke

G"F9 Sua.af. Trin, 22

ksk. Gso. Ills In.

9ft 4.

^7

10 Sm.a'f. Trin, St. Sim, & Tud

	1 11.
O	1	5A.i9
0	:>o	6 6
/	JO	6 43
2		7 2&
	3 2	8 2C
Or	Mich, Da>
5	29	l° 37
6
7	22	Motn.
	i';	1 ji
		2. 3 1
9	S7	3 49
>o	47	5 8
! I	38	> lets.
O	3o	5 a. 15
	2 !	5 49
2		5 28
3	4	7 13
3	55	8 3
4	44! 9 6
C rifrrn
6		11 10
7		Mom.

26

9 " 9 57

1 20

2 27

3 37

But make their bed Advantages Of others Quarrels, like the Swifsj And. outof foreign CoJit raver jies, By aiding, both bides, fill their Purfes

A a

November hath xxx Days.

rrull moon 3 day at 9 morn. Uft quart, ic day at 5 morn Ne moon i;day at 10 morn Pirlt quart. 25 day at 1 afrem

umiays ana Sains Days,

Ail Sahts 2 Pr. Edward born

11 Suu. af. Trin Pa pi fl^ Con piracy

6 Term beg n8 D. of Cumb.born Prs.SophiaAue.b.

ord/vuyor'sDay

: London

5S

27

Moon I iouth.

A!l$o 1. Mom.

0 29

1 2(-

Lcona. 3 4

S « t 6 1^

>2 Sua. ar.Trfiu

>ritius VTachuru'i

-luzhEp.of Line. ?3 Son. a T* i».

"dmur.d K.&M.

Mo.r fets

4M49

6 3 )rifes. 5A.24

6 1 6

December hath xxxi Days.

8 2')

0 45 1 11 5

Morn, i

Mart-n Z 54

8 44

9 31

OA . 4

45

Old Mart. Day t. Ckmcnt

24 Sun. af. Tiliii

:8-

jo St.

'erflB sfidi Andrew

j 39

2 5*5

4 10

> feu.

5 4

5^ 54 57 a

ouc. b.

7 o

7 44

8 28

!

Full moon 2 day at 10 night La ft quarter 9 day at 1 afcern. New moon 17 day at 3 morn. Fiffi quarter 25 day at 8 morn.

M Sundays and D. Saints Days, &/c.

~7i—

Advent Sunday

Nicoiaa

8 Concept. B.V.M 2 Suna. inAdvent

i Lucy 141

t* 7 bund. inAdvent Ox.&Cam.T.end

Ember Week

i>t. Yfeomas

4 Snnd. inAdvent

Chriftmas Day St Stephen St. John Evang* Holy Innocents

2Sun.af,Chriftm Siivefter

Moon

^outh.

Morn, o 4

3 4 4

5 44

6 >3

10 27

11 2S

OA. 17

'I

m

Moon feti.

7 19 J) lets.

6

7 14

9 4*

10 46

11 53

3 Morn.

1

10

35 44 46

But have no Int'reft in the Caufe For which th' engage, aud wage the Laws ; Nor farther Profpect than their Pay, Whether they win or lofe the Day.

Of the Four Quarters of the YEAR 1770.

H E Spring Quarter begins on the 20th Day of Match, 21 Minutes after 1 in the Afternoon, Appa-

T

rent Time.

The Summer Quarter begins June 21, 9 Minutes pad Noon.

The Autumnal Quarter begins Sept. 23, 49 Minutes pail 1 in the Morning.

The Winter Quarter begins Vec. 21, 34 Minutes paft 5 at Night.

Of the Eclipses this YEAR, 177c.

THERE will be but two Eciipfes, which will La^pen in the following Order:

The fir ft Eclipfe is of the Sun, and will happen on Fri- day the 25th of May, near our 2 o'Clock in the Morning; tonfequently inviiible to us, and to all thefe Parts of the Globe.

The fecond Eclipfe is like wife of the Sun, and will happen on Saturday, the 17th Day of November, near our 10 o' Clock in ihe Mornirg ; but will be invifible to us, and to all thefe Farts of the Earth.

Altho' at the Time of this !ad Eclipfe the Sun will have a confiderable Altitude above our Horizon, yet the Moon's South Latitude being augmented by her Southern Parallax of Latitude, will deprefs her too low to eclipfe any Part of the Sun's Body.

Of the Sun'j Horizontal Parallax, and Diftance from the Earth.

Concerning the Diftance between the Sun and the Eirth k there is a great Difagreement between the former and latter Altronomers, occafioned by the Difagreement bet v«.en their Obfervations the Sun's Horizontal Parallax ( vnich is equal to the Earth's Semidiameter viewed at the Suajf r lycho making it 3 Minutes, Kepier but 1, Bullialdus 2 Mi- nutes 2 \ Seconds, and Ricrioh but 28 Seconds. Confe- x quently the Diftances arifmg from hence are lefs than thofe of the latter Aftronomers. The very ingenious and accu- rate Monf. De La Hire, in his Tabul Jpon. thinks the Sun's Horizontal^ Parallax to be not above 6 Seconds, and his Diftance therefore to be 3 4377 Semidiametcrs of the Earth. But although his Obfeivations were made lince, yet f fhalLjj make ufe of Menf. Qajjin?* Number, being deduced from very ingenious and accurate Obfeivations of the Paradax of Murs9 and agreeing nearly wirh the Determination of two great Men, Mr flamjud and Mr. Huygrvs, and 1 may add Dr. HallytoOj who make it about 10 or 12 000 uiame'.ers of the -Earth. That great Aftronomer alhgns a IN umber between- them, in his Its El mens de V AJircv. S cl. 37, 'That the Sun's Parallax being fuppofed to be 9 £ Seconds, gives the Diftance of the Sun from the'Emh 21,600 bemidiame- Urs of the Earth, which are equal to 86,651,398 Engli/b Miles ; and imagining the Magnu< O.b'r. to be a Circle, (which is an Ellipfis not much dtfrering from a Circle) the Double of that Number is the Length of its Diameter, iwSfr 172,102,795 Engijjb Miles.

A Table of the K 1 N G S and QJJ E EN S of England fince the Conqueft.

Kings and

Born Began Reigned - A D. r heir, Reign. Y. M. D. "

Kciin Deaths and Dethron.

W here

Will Conq. Will. Ruius Henry 1 Stephen

Henry II Richard I John

Henry III Edward I Edward II Edward III Richard 11

Henry IV Henry V Henry VI

1027 10^7 1058 no

1134

iobb 1087

I I CO

ins

Oft, 14120 Sept. 9 Aug. 2 Dec. 1

1156 1189 t 166 TI99

»2l6

1239! 1272 1284-1307

131211327

1366:1-77

i367!m99 1389 1413 1421! 1422

10 2b Io 24 4

TO 24

Oft. July April 6 17 Oft. T9U6 Nov. 16! 34 July 7 19 Tan. 20 50

Burit by Leap Slain acciden- tally.

Edward IV Edward V Richard III

. i Henry VII i Henry VII i Edward VI Mary I Elizabeth

James 1 Charles I Charles II James II Mary II William III Anne George J George II George III

1442 '47* 1443

'457 1492

Sept. 29 Mar. 20 Aug. 3

1461 1483 '4*3

Mar. 4 April 9 June 22

^09

'53711517 151-6 1551

t«T33 ml

8 12 9

6 13 0 28

7 ii 6 13 43 5 '! 6;

O 1L 46

31

49

I Caen, Noun Winehefter Reading Fevermam

5 I3

6 4

1 5

2 15

■Aug. 22 April22

fan. 28 "6 July 6! 5 Nov. 17U4

Slain with an Arrow.

Dep. & murd

Dep. & murd,

roni-ever nd

Foh|;everau<j Worcefte*' VVefiminftej W* ftminii : CUoncefter We EjEmiriileg

jMurder'd. Slain in Battle

9 6

5 9

4 »

4- 7

'.566 ino3 16O0 (625 1630 1649 1633 1685 1662 1689

i6;o

1660 1681 1738

1689 1702 1714 1727 1760

Mar. 24! Mar. 27' Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 'Feb. 13 Mar. 8 Aug. 1 June a 1 da, 25

22 6

23 10 36 o 7

407 5 *o 1 13 02 12 4 24 12 10 10 33 4 T^

5* 48

54 (>?

3~

5* 49

67

77

Whom God

Canterbury Weftminfter Wind for

IWlndTor "" |Not known JLsicefter

| Weftminfter jWindfor ! Weftminfter Died of GrierVWeftminfter jWeftminfler

(Weftminfter Murder' d by'Windfor

Villains. Weftminfter Abdicated. St. Germain Weftminfter KiUM by a Fall] Weftminfter from hisKorfe.jWeftminfter Hanover [Weftminfter

preferve.

The Presents of the feveral Ho/pitals of London.

Sir Robert Ladbrokc, "j r ChriilChurchHofpkal.

Sir Thomas Rawlinion, ( p rA A St.Bartholomew'sHofp. Sir Richard Glyn, > i reiidento^ Bethlem and Bridewell. William Nafh, Efq; J L St- Thomas's Hofpita!.

A brief

A brief Chronology of memorable Things t$ the

prefete Tear 1770.

Since the vafl Fabrick of the World was founded 5S20 Since Noah's Flood by which the World was drowned 4.162

Since Fire and Brimftone Sodom did defti oy 3062

Since the Deftruction of renowned Troy 29)2

Since ancient London was by Lud erected 2 8 77

Since Torfis firit Plat and Building was effected 2759

Since Canterbury $ Balis firll was laid 266l

Since Rome's fir it Wings o'er feven Hills were fpread 2^22

Since J ejus Chrifl at Bethlehem was born 1770

S nee crucify'd with Cruelty and Scorn 1737

Since England fir It the Chrifl i an Faith receiv'd 1690

Since London's Tower was built (as 'tis believ'd) 1 205

Since England's Conqueror this Nation won 704

Since to be built Weftminfter- Ball begun 680

Since Lsndon-Bridge was finifhed with Stones 561

Since the In vention of deftructive Guns 3^2

Since rhe firtt Ufe of Printing was infpired 3 1 1

Since St. Paul's Steeple was by Lightning fired 209

Since that vile Project Guido Faux's Plot 2o9*

Since th* frijh Maffi.re, net ye? forgot 16^

Since noble Strafford on the Scaffold fell 1 2g

Since Edge- Hill Fight, whereof loud Fame doth tell 12%

Since Cheapfide-Crofs was by the Saints pull'd down 1 27

Since Mofes's Tables were of mean Renown 1 2j

Since Newbury Fight with Crisnfon dy'd the Field 127

Since Pious Laud to Martyrdom did yield 126

Since good King Charles refign'd his Royal Head 121

Since Virtue, Truth and Juftice all lay dead \2i

Since George Foxhdl began the Quakers Seel: i2o

Since Nol ufurp'd the Power to protect 1 16

Since Death and Vengeance did for Cromwell call 1 j 2

Since Dick his Son did from his Greatnefs fall 1 j 1

Since Charles the Second to White- Hall return1 'd iIO

Since good Men for't rejoye'd, and Rebels mourn 'd 1 IO

Since Rebels were at Charing-Crofs directed i!Q

Since London was with the great Piague infected ior

Since London's dreadful Fire in September \0,

Since the great Blazing Comet in December l0 . Since the vile Plot at Rye H.ufe was detected Since Booths and Stalls were on the Thames erected

87

86

Since the fam'd Oates for Perjury was ftripp'd J

Of s PrieiUy Habit, and through London whipp'd \ 8S

Since

A brief Chronology of memorable things.

Since James the Second did the Throne afcend 85

Since he to Monmout'Ss Tre ion put an End 84

Since the feven Bifhops to the Tower were fent S2

Since the Lord Jeffeiies thither alio went %2

Since the Prince of Orange landed at Torbay 82

Since bte King Jame< to France did make rm Way 82

Since William and Mary at WtfimUfter were crown'd 81

Since War with TfHnis the Trumpet loud did found 81

Since uch y . Numters at the 2?^** were flain So

Since tnenth and Gore did Agrim&tvn 79

Since AVy our Queen pale Death did fur round 76

Since be gave Gloncfter\ Duke a mortal Wound 70 Since Great Queen ANNE unto the Throne afcended 68 Since War prociaim'd with France which now is endedf 68

Since the late High Wind in the Month November 67 Since Blenheim Fight, which well the French remember 66

Since E I\!ES the Piophetwas in his Grave interred 63

Since his mam Refurrection plain appear 'd 62

Since the Two Kingdoms did in One unite 62

Since fatal Death depriv'd Prince George of Sight 62

Since that fam'd Prielr. Sacheverel was rry'd 60

Since that great Surgeon Serjeant Barnard dy'd 60

Since Orm^d**, Duke our General waitie «;£

Since France g <ve Dunkirk to A N NE our Royal Dame 58

Since Hamilton's Duke in One) loft hia Li-e 58

Since ANN Ah Death renew'd our fa&ious Strife 56

Since Perhtn d:d the Scztttfh Re?lm accoft 55

Since Traitors Hopes in Prcfton Fight werj loft 55

Since haughty Spa n Gibraltar did blockade 43

Since 2t Seville a {ham Peace was made 41

Since Spain revoked the Peace of Seville ~y

Since Germans, Dutch, and Britons did agree 39

Since S/^'" in the Vienna Treaty joined 39

Since our fcrosi^ Or Id was into Guineas roin'd 37

Since we with Sfaw an open War precis m'd '3!

Since Porto Bell* was taken and unfram'd 31

Since the great Freft ;hat fta-rv'd both Beaft and Men 30

Since Bnti/b Valour (hone at Dettingen 27

Since Perkin Junior this our Realm annoy'd 25

Since brave Duke William his raih Scheme deftroy'd 24

Since Peace prochirn'd w th France and haughty Spain 21

S nee TradeVevivV 2nd fkurimed ayain 21

Since GEORGE the Second's glorious Reign was ended 10

Since GEORGE the Third the Britijb Throne afcended 10 S'ince GEORGE the Third made bloody Wars to ceafe ^

AH o'er the Globe,, zni made a g onous Pe a c e» $ 7

A TABLE

A T A 13 L E of the I iORD Mayors and Sheriffs of London, from the Revolution to the Year 1769.

Sir John Shorter Sir John Evles Sir John ChaDman Sir T. Piljfin&ton Sir T. Pilkingron Sir Thomas Stamp Sir John Fleet i Sir William Amurft

1688 ;

1629 1690

1691 j6q2 1693 1694;

1695 : Sir Tnornas Lane 1696! Sir fohn Houblon

1697 'Sir Edward Clark

1698 Sir Humphry Edwin

1699 i Sir Francis Child 3 too j Sir Richard Lever U701 Sir Thomas Abney

1702 I Sir William Gore

1703 \ Sir Samuel Dafliwaod

1704 ^ Sir John Parfons

1705 Sir O. Buckingham. J706 Sir T- Rawlinfon

j 707 Sir R. Bedingfreld

1708 Sir Will, Withers

1709 ' Sir Cha. Duncombe

1710 Sir Samuel Garrard 17 11 1 Sir Gilbert Heathcote J7I2, j Sir Robert Beachcroft 37 1 5 Sir Richard Hoare •17 X4 Sir Samuel Stanier

Sir Will. Flumphrys

17 16 ; Sir Charles Peers

17 17 Sir James Bateman I748 I Sir William Lewen

17 19 j Sir John Ward

1720 j Sir George Thorold i/721 j Sir John Fryer I722j Sir William Stewart

1723 I Sir Ger. Conyers

1724 j Sir Peter Delme

1725 Sir George Mertms

1726 j Sir Francis Forbes

1727 {Sir Jehn Eyles Bt*

Sir Bax'il Firebrafs, Sir John Parfons

No Freeman of London

Sir Humphry Edwin, Sir John Ficet

Chrfftopher Letbulier, Efq; Sir j&n Houblon

Sir Edward Clark, Sir Francis Child

William ^Jburjt, Richard Leuet, Efqrs.

Sir Thomas Lane, Sir 1' bom as Cook

Sir 'Thomas Abney, Sir William Hedges

Sir John Swettapple, Sir William Cole

Sir Edward Wills, S r Owen Buckingham

Sir John Wolf, Samuel Blewct, Efq;

Sir Bart, Gracedieu, James Collet, Efq;

^ir William Gore, Sir Jofeph Smart

Sir Charles Duncomb, Sir Jcffery Jeff tries

Sir Robert Beachcroft, Sir Henry Furnefs

•Sir W. Withers, Sir^P. Floyer, SWJ. Bateman

Sir Robert Bedim field, Sir Samuel Garrard

Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Sir Jofeph Wolfe

Sir John Buckworth, Sir W. Humphry*

Sir Charles Thorold, Sir Samuel Stanier

Sir William Berfon, Sir Ambrofe Crawly

Sir Benjamin Green, Sir Charles Peers

Charles Hopfon, Efq; Sir Richard G$y

$ir Richard Hoare, Robert Dunck, Efq;

Sir George Thorold, Francis Eyles, Efq;

Sir John Cafs, Sir William Stewart

Sir William Lewen, Sir Samuel Clarke

Sir Francis Forbes, Sir Jofeph Sparp

Sir Robert Breeden, Sir Randolph Kvipe

Sir John Ward, Sir John Fryer

Sir Gerard Conyers, Charles Cnok, Efq;

Sir Peter Delme, Sir Har court Mafiers

Sir John Bull, Thomas Ambrofe, Efqj

§ir John Eyks, Bart. Sir John Tajh

S r £«rg* Cuhvell, William Billers, Efq-

Sir George Alert ins, Edward Becher , gfo-

Humphry Parfons, Francis Child, Ek>rs.

Sir fl. Hopkins, F. Feafi, E. Bellamy, Efqrs,

Sir Jofeph Eyles, Robert Baylis, Efq;

F. friflBf* J. Murden, J. Tbompfon, Efqrs.

Sir Ja&w Lw^ Sir #7///*.»

4 • Sif

A Li [I of Lord- May on and Sheriff;^ &c.

I72S I729 3730

J73* 1732

'733 17:4 1735 I736

J7M 373S 1739 j 740

'741 3741 1742 J742

*743 I744

\7Al 1746

V47

i748

1749

37cO

J75° J75'

37S2 I752 17^ 17 54

17S4 1755 17:6

i7fS

I7S9 1760

I76 T 3762 I763 1 764 37'S5 3766 J767 I763 I769

Sir Edward Be< her Sir Robert B-y lis Sir Richard Brocas Humph. Parfons, Ejq) Sir Francis Child John Berber. Efffi S<r William Billers Sir Edward Bellamy Sir John Williams Sir fohn Thoxnpfon S;r John Barnard Mkaiah Perry, Efq\ Sir ]uhn Salter j Hum. Par Tons, Efa; 1 Sir Dan. Lambert, j Sil Robert Oodfchnll ? Geo. Heathcote,Efqj f Sir Robert WiiJimot Sir Robert Weftley, j S:r Henry Marfliall, i S r Richard Hoare, William Benn, Efg; Sir Robert LaaVoke, Sir William Ca vert, Sir Samuel Pennant, ( jol ni'lachrord,Eiq; ( Francis Cokayne, Efqj T. Winterbottom, Eiqj Rober" Alfop, Efqj Sir Crifa Gifcoyne, Eow. Ironfide, Efqj \ T. Rawlinfon, Efqj f Stea.The.JaniTen, Efq; SIin;sby Rethell, Efqj Marine Dickinfon. E;q j Sir eWle| A%U1 Sir Richard Giyn Sir Thomas C nitty Mr Matthew Blakifton Sir Sam. Fludyer, Bt. William Bcckford, Efqj WjI! am Bridge-i, Efcjj Sir WHlfim Stephenfon Gorge Nelfon, Efqj Sir Robeit Kit* Ho1. Th ma3 Hal ley Samuel Turner, Efqj

J Sir John Grofvemr , Sir Thomas L:mbe

Richard Brocas, Richard Levet, Efqijs* j J. Barber, Efqj Sit Jofci Wxlliamt \jobn Fuller, Efqj Sir jjfaaf Shard 'Samuel Rujjil, Thomas Pindar, "Efqrs. Sir Fe-«ry ffankQ Robert Alfp^cy, Robert Wejiley, Daniel Lambert, Efqrs* P. tie tjab Perry) Efqj Sir John Salter Sir jfa<i>« Bernard, Sir Robert Godfchall Sir William Reus, Benjamin Ratvlin, Efq; Sir (7. Champion, T. Ruff el, Efqj Sir fl. CtfftJf JWi flrsoAe, William ffeftbrook, Efqrs. George Heathcote, Efqj Sir ^uejne

Henry Marfiall, Richard Hoare, Efqrs.

tfwW Willimot, William Smith, Efqrs.

William Benn, Charles Egleton, Efqrs. tfc&rf Ladbroke, William Calvert, Efqrs. Walter Barnard, Samuel Pennant, Efqrs.

Blarhford, Francis Cokaynr, Efqrs. Thomas Winterbottom, Robert silfop, Efqrs. Cr///> Gafayne, Ed<zv* Davis, Efqrpj Thomas Rawlinfon, Edivard Ironfide, Efqrs. William Whit acre, Stephen Theodore Janjj'en% Efqrs.

William Alexander, Robert Scott, Efqrs.

"^Slwgfby Bet hell, Mar/he Dickenfon, Efqrs.

Sir Charles AJgill, Sir Richard Glyn

Thomas Chitty, Matthew Biak'Jion, Efqrs.

S:r Samuel Fludyer, Sir J^&a Toriano William Bedford, I've Whitehead, Efqrs. Wiliam Rridgen, Wiiltam St even fort, Efqrs. George Nelfjn, Francis Gojlm?, Efqrs, George Dandfidge, A uxander Mailer , Efqrs, Geo. Errington^ Paul VadUnt, Efqrs. Sir Robert Kite, Sir William Htrt. S'r Nathan' 'e I Nafb, Sir JM>« Cartwrigbt. Sir 7&0m* Challener, Sir f&ar^

Harhy, Ri hard Blunt, Efqj Z? ■ ' Cro/ky, Efqj rJ homas Harris. B. Ken iet, B . C<6 ; rlwood, B.Trec- thick, Efqrs* S r Kc^rf Darling, oir James Eldatle. Ricbzrd Peers, William Najb, Efqrs. Thomas Halifax, John Sbjk-fptare, Efqrs,

A Cat a*

A Catalogue of the Molt Reverend, Right Reverend *nd Reverend, the Archbifhops, Bifhops and D<-ans, exer- ciiing Ecclefiaihcal Jurifciclion in lingiand, 1770.

Jrcbbi/bops. H.Dr. Fr. Cornwalli H. Dj . R.Drummon;

Bijhofs. Dr. Rich' rd Terrick Hon. Dr. Rich.Trevor Dr. fohn

Dr. Edward Willes LcrdJames beaucierk Dr. Zach'iry Pearce Dr. .mu d Keene Dr. James Johnfon SiiWm. Afhburnham Dr. John Hume Dr. John Egenon Dr* Philip Yonge Dr. Will." Warburtor, Dr. John Ewer Dr. John Green Dr Thomas Newro'ft H. D . Fred. Keppel Dr. Robert Lamb Dr. Robes t Lowth Dr. Charles Mofs Dr Laves Dr. Jonath. Shiple) Dr. S. Barrinorton s

Deans Names Dr. John Potter

Dr. John Fouiuayne York

Dr. Th. Newton .ion. Dr. 3 Cowpe>

Sees Names. Cant r bury

London Durham

Dr. Jonath. Ship ey:Winchefter

Dr. Matthias Mawfon Dr. B ugh T^oma^ Ely

Lord Fre Seymour Bath and Well* Dr. Francis Webber Hert ford Dr. B^nj.NewcomejRochefter Dr. VYiiliam Smith jChefler

iWorceller homas BalI,M. A.jChichefter Dr. Thomas Green pa iifbu-ry Dr. J. Addchbrook'Litchfield and Cov.

Dr. Philip Lloyd Dr. Jolicih Tucker Dr. Thomas Lloyd H Ja. York, AM Dr. Curts Barton

Norwich

G'oucefier

Bangor

Lincoln

Briiiol

Dr. Chs. Tarrant Dr. Will. Markhan; J. Morgan, B.D.Pr

Dr. Mark Hilderfley

Dr. Jeremiah Miller Exeter

Dr. Thomas Wilfcn Carlifle

Dr. Will, Herring J Fulham. A. M Dr. John Thomas Dr. Fred. Keppel

Peterborough Oxford David's

;t. Afaph Lan dafF Weltminfter Wmdfor Sodor and Man

The

I. In the) Chancery. J If. In the ) K. Bench. S HI. In the I G. Pleas. IV. In the Exchequer.

//' III wn Ut i

Names of the Learned "J u^ges in the Law. R.Hon. Lord Camden, Lo>d High Chancellor. R.H.Sir Thomas Sfitoeli, Knt. Mailer of the R:1K VVm, Lord Man \ -fie Id, L.C.J, bir j.ofe.$hYati$t K.nt# Sir Richard Jjhn, Knt. Edward Willes, Efq; R.H. Sir Earalv IVilmot, L.C.J. Sir Ed. CH<ve, Kt. Hon. Henry Bathurft. St Henry Gould, Knt. Sir T, Parker, L. C. B. Sir S. S' a ford Smyth*. S'r Richard Adams, Knt, G o>ce Per rot t^ F/q; Ffi; Alt. Gen. 7 hn Punn n E'd; lv I. G n.

The Names of the Lord-Mayor and Aldermen of LO N DO N, and the Places of their Habita- tions, with the Wards under their Jurifdidtion.

Thofe marked thus * have paj/ld the Chair.

The Right Hor. William Beckford, Efq; Lor©May®r, and iderman of Billing/gate Ward, Mariiiaii-Koife, 1770.

* Sir Rob. Ladbrokc, Knt. Sc. PeterVhiU B

* Robert Aifop, Elq; Great-Manbro'-ilr

SirTho. Rav/iinfon^Knt. Fenchurch fir

* Sir Charles Afgili, bart. Loinbard-ilreer

* Sir Richard Glyn, Bart. Birchin-iane

* William Eridgen, Efq; Fcrty-Hiil

* S r William Stephenfo n, Knt. O'dSwa

* Sir Robert Ki:e, Knt. Cannon- (free t

* Rt. Hon. Tho. Harlcy, Alderfgate-ftr. v** Samuel Turner, Efq; Mincing-lane

James Eyre, Eiq; Recorder, Sir William Baker, Knt. Winchefter-ftr. Sir Henry Banks, Knt.Roehampion, Surry Barlow Trecothick, Efq; Buck'erfbury Brais Crofoy, Efq; Seething-lane Richard Peers, Efq; Queenhithe William Nafh, Efq; Sw.thins-iane ) Thomas Hallifax, Efq; Birchin-lane

John Shakefpeare, Efq; Billiter-tquare Aldgate Ward

Sir James Efdajile, Bunhili-rov/ Samuel Plumb, Efq; Fofter-lane Brackley Kennet, Efq; Pall-mall John Kirkman, Efq; Cheapfide

James Townfend, Efq; Joiin £>awbridge, Efq;

idge Ward without Ccleman-Jtreet Wa> d Brcad-fireet W&rd Cnndie^wick Ward Dcwgate Ward Farringdon Within Bridge-Ward within IJme-jlreet Ward Porijoken Ward Tower Ward

BaJJifraw Ward Cordwainers Ward Viniry Ward Bread-fireet Ward £hte*nbitbe Ward Walbrook Ward 4lderfga!e Ward

Cripple gate Ward Caftie-Bvynard Wa» Com hill Word Cheap Weird Farringdon Without Bifocpfgate Ward Langboum Ward

James Townfend, Efq; J@hn Sawbiidge, Elq;

| Sheriffs.

Sir Steph. Theo. JanfTen, Br.r:. Chamherlain.

Sir James Hodges, Knt, Town-Cfyk* B

Rates For Hackney-Coaches and Chairs in London^ or within 10 Miles thereof, by Stat. 9 An. Reg.

s. d.

For one Day of 12 Hours ■ — . 10 o

For one Hour ■ ■■■■ 1 6

For every Hour after the firft I o

From any of the Inns of Court to any Part of St. 7 James's, orOhy oi We/tm.except beyond T tbiJ-Jireet ) 1 0 From the Inns of Court, or thereabouts, to the Reyal Exc. 1 o

From any of the Inns of Court to the Tower, Aldgate, } Bijbopfgateftreet. or thereabouts $ 1 0

And it is alfo declared that no Hackney-Coachman (hall take for his Hire more than one Shilling for any Diitance not ex- ceeding one Mile and an Half, and Eighteen-pence for any greater Diftance not exceeding two Miles.

And Hackney 'Chairmen by the faid Acl fhall not take more than one Shilling for any Diftance not exceeding one Mile, and Eighteen-pence for any Diitance not exceeding a Mile and an Half.

For better knowing the Diftances between the moil noted Places in the City and Suburbs , the CommiJJioners have cauled the fame to be meafured, viz.

One Shilling Rates for Hackney-Coaches, for Dif- tances not exceeding one Mile and an Half, viz.

From Weftminfter-hall to Marlborough ftreet

Weftminfter-hall to Albemarle- ftreet

Weftminfter hall to Bolton-ftreet

Weftminftcr-hall to Bloomfbury-fquare

Weftminfter-hall to Soho- fquare

Weftminfter-hall to Little Queen-ftreet, Holborn

St. James's Gate to Queen Anne's -fquare, Weftminfter

St. James's Gate to the neareft Corner of Red- Lion-fquare

Golden-fquare to Red Lion fquare

Hay-Market Playhoufe to Red Lion-fquare

Hay -Market Play houfe to Thavies Inn

Hay-Markec Play-houfe to Bloomfbury-fquare

Guild hall to Red Lion-fquare

Upper End of Fetter-Lane, Holborn, to Aldgate

Royal- Exchange, to Mile-End Turnpike

Royals

Rates for Hackney -Coaches, &c.

Royal- Exchange to Hoxton-fquare

Newgate to the middle of Greek-ltreet «**r Soho-fquare

Bridge-foot % Southwark, to SirW. Walworth's- head, Walworth

Gray's- Inn Gate to Sadler's- Wells by Iilington

Covent-Garden to Clerkenwell Church

Temple-Bar to Billingfgate

Aidgate to Shadwell Church

Eighteen-pence Rates for Hackney-Coaches^, for Diftances not exceeding two Miles.

Drury-lane Play-houfe to Queen's fquare, Weftminftcr \ Weftminfter-hall to St, Paul'/ Church Weftminfter hall to Queen's-fquare, Red- Lion fields St. James'/ Gate to Hatton- Garden New-Exchange in the Strand to the Royal-Exchange From the Hay-maket Play-houfe to Hatton-Garden Weftminfter-Hall to Red Lion-fquare St. James'/ to Marybone Church : The Royal-Exchange to Blooralbury fquare The Royal-Exchange to the Watch-houfe, Mile-End The Out fide of Aidgate to Stepney Church \ Bedford -ftreet, Coven t-Gar den, to Coleman -ftreet Bread-ftreet to Hoxton-fquare

Middle of Broad-ftreet to Hart-ftreet, Bloomsbury Market St. Martin'z-Lane, in the Strand, to Gold-ftreet ^yWood-ftree^ Middle tf/'Grace Church- ftreet to Somerfet-houfe Guild-Hall to Brownlow-ftreet in Drury lane The Royal-Exchange to Newington Churchy Surrey Covent-Garden to the Royal-Exchange Stocks-Market to Charing-Crofs . Aidgate to RatclifF-Crofs

One Shilling Rates for Hackney -Chairs^ for Dif- tances not exceeding one Mile.

From Weftminfter to Govent-Garden

Weftminfter-hall to Exeter- Change

St. James'/ Gate through the Park to WeftmMer-hall

Hay -Market Play-koufe to the Entrance of Lincoln's- Inn-fields

Hay Market Play hotife to Bolton-ftreet

Stt James'/ Gate /0 Somerfet-houfe

Somerfct houfe to the upper End of Hatton-Garden

B 2 Kay.

Rates ef Watermen, &c.

Hay-Market Play houfe to ElTex llreet Hay- Market Play-houfe to Soho fquare

The near eft Corner ^Golden-fquare to Drury-lane Tlay-boufe.

Note% That Hackney-Chairmen are oblig'd to go the fame Di* fiances for Eighteen pence,which the Coaches perform for is.

And if any Hackney-Coachman or Chairman fhall refufe to goat, or exact more for Hire than the Rates hereby limited, lie fhall for every fuch Offence forfeit 40 s.

Note, The Mile according to Statute, Hen, 7th, is 8FurIor?gs, ©r 5280 Feet. Then if the Step or Pace of a Man inWalking be 5 Foot, 1056 fuch Paces will be an exact Mile.

Rates of Watermen, as they are fet forth by the Lord-Mayor and Aldermen of London.

Oars Sculs

From London-Bridge to Lime-houfe,New- Crane, Shadwell-Dock, BeTl-Wiiarf,Ratcliff-Crofs

To Wapping-Dock,Wapping New and Old Stairs, the Hermitage., Rotherhith-Church flairs

From St. Olave's to Rotherhith Church flairs,

and Rotherhith-flairs

From Billingfgate, S/.Oiave's, to S/.Saviour'sMillo any Stairs between London-Bridge <w^Weftminfter o From either Side above London-Bridge to Lam-

feethW Vaux-halL 1

From White- hall to Lambeth and Vaux-hall^ From Temple, Dorfet, and Black-fryers Stairs, »r PaulV Wharf, to Lambeth

Over the Water direclly between Vaux-hall and Mme-houfe * - —

o 6

"The Rates of Oars.

Down the River.

^ fG ravefend

-*4» 1

Grays or Greenjiith- Purfleet or Erith —

Woolwich — —

Blsckwall

& v.Greenwi^rh, D#ptford-

Wbol Fare d

4 t 4 c

3 f

2 C

:,2 c

!4

Com- pany', s. d. o 8 o

60

6 4 4

3 3

Rates of Watermen, &c.

Up the River.

Chelfea, Batterfea, Wandfworth ■ Putney, Fulham, Barn-Elms

Haramerfmith, Chifwick, Mortlake Brentford, ifleworth, RichmOnd-

^S J ~, . «

^ Twickenham

Kingfton ■ ■

Hampton-Court • — —

Hampton-Town, Sunbury and Walton

W eybridge, Chertfey > ■ — — —

Staines - 1 *

Windfor

Who! Com-

Fare	pi	ny.
s. d%	s.	d.
1 6	0	3
2,0	0	4
2 6	0	6
- c 2 ©	0	ST O
4 0	0	6
5 0	0	9
z _ 0 0	1	•
7 0	1	0
10 0	1	©
1 2 0	1	0
14 0	1	0

Rates for carrying of Goods in the Tik-Boat between Gravefend and London. /. d.

A half Firkin Whole Firkin Hogfhead

One Hundred Weight of Cheefe, Iron, or heavy Goods

Sack of Salt, Corn, a Cheft, Trunk, or Hamper

Every fingle Perfon in the ordinary PafTage *

The Hire of the Whole Tilt Boat

What Waterman"takes and dc-mands more than thefe Rates, lies liable to pay 40 u and fuffer^half a Year's Imprifonment.

Directions forPaJJing and Repajfing on the Water about London.

Obferve, That below Bridge the Water ebbs feven Hours, and flows five.

Above Bridge, it ebbs eight Hours, and flows four, accord- ing to theWatermens Obfervation, who in their Converfatipa ufe thefe Terms.

If the Water is at lowcft, then it is called Low water ; if rifing, then Young or Old Flood ; when it is at higheft, and be- gins to fall, Ebb Water.

High Water is the Time at Billing/gate for all Paffengers tha: a;e bound for Grave/end, Tilbury, Grsysf &c.

If to Woojwhht BJackwa//, Greenwich, &c. any Time ufl ©ne, two, or three Hours after High Water.

B 3 ATABLS

A V A B L E for finding the hourly Motion of the Moon

II 46 rfi m.	II 56 d. m .	12 6I12 16 . m. d. m.	12 26 12 36 d. m. 'd. m.	12 46 i. m.	12 56 d. m	r? 6 d. m.	13 16 d m.	113 26 d. m
0 0 0 s,9 1 28 1 5*	0 30 1 0 I 20 1 59	0 30 0 30 1 O I I * 31! 1 3* 2 i| 2 ^	0 31 1 2 2 4	0 31 1 3 lis 1 6	0 32 « 4 1 36 2 8	0 32 1 5 1 37 2 9	0 33 * 5 1 3s 2 11	0 33 1 6 1 39 2 13	0 34 1 ? 1 4» 2 14
2 z7 2 57 3 2.6 3 55	2 29 2 59 3 29 3 «i9	2 311 2 34 3 »j 3 4 3 32| 3 35 4 2I 4 6	3 $ 3 38 4 9	* 3/ 3 9 3 4C 4 12	2 40 3 « 3 43 4 »5	2 42 3 H 3 46 4 J9	2 44 3 16 3 49 4 22	2 46 3 *9 3 52 4 2;	2 48 3 21 3 55 4 2Q
4 *5 4 54 5 24 5 5s	4 28 4 58 5 *8 5 53	4 5 3 6 3	4 3e 5 7 5 37 6	4 4o 5 '* 5 42 6 13	4 43 5 '! 5 46 6 18	4 47 5 J9 6 23	4 5* 5 23 5 56 6 28	4 551 4 5 *7| 5 32 6063 6 33' 6 38	5 * 5 36 £ 9 6 43
6 22 6 52 7 7 51	6 28 6 58 7 27 7 57	6 33: 6 39 7 3; 7 9 7 34; 7 4C 8 4! 8 ij	6 44 7 46 8 17	6 49 7 *i 7 52 8 24 8~55 9 27 9 58 10 3c	,6 55| 7 0 7 *7 7 33 7 59 8 5 8 31 8 37	7 6 7 11 7 38 7 44 8 11 8 17 8 44 85»	7 >7 7 5o 8 24 8 57
8 20 8 49 9 J9 9 48	8 27 8 57 9 26 9 56	8 34 9 4 9 35	8 41 9 12 9 43 10 1	8 48 9 '9 9 51 <o 2*	9 3j 9 Jo| 9 J7 9 24 9 34| 9 4* 9 49 9 57 10 6.10 14 10 22 10 30 0 58110 47:10 55 11 3	9 3' 10 4 10 38 11 12
id i8 10 47 11 17 II 46	10 26iio 35 10 56! 1 1 6 11 26j2I 36 if 5612 6	10 44 11 ic 11 46 12 16	10 5. 11 27 » 5 12 2t	11 1 fI 33 r* ^ .2 36	it 10 ri 42 !2 14 (2 46	ii 19 j 1 z 27 11 36 11 5? 12 0 12 10 12 24 « 33(1* 43 12 5613 6' 13 16	11 45 12 19 12 52 13 25

*3 14

16

17 1 2

*9

The Ufe of this TABLE is to find (by an Epbemeris) the irue Place of the Moon at any particular Time of the Day. But fir ft you muft know, that all Aftronomers begin the Day at Noon, and count 24 Hours to the Day ; fo that beginning one Day atNoon, the fame ends the next Day at Noon j therefore 1 in the Afternoon is the firft Hour of the Day, and 1 3 Hours after Noon is the next Day 1 in the Morning. Now in the following Epbemeris, the Moon's Place in the 3d Column in every Month is exactly calcu- lated to the Meridian of London ; and to know her daily Motion, you muft fubtraft the Place of the Moon one Day, from her Place the following Day, by adding 30 De- grees

A T A B L E for finding the hourly Motion of the Moon> and thereby her true Place at any Time of the Day.

X Q I 2 3 4	13 36 0. m	13 46]i3 56 d. m^d. m.	14 6 d m.	14 i6| 14 26 14 36 d. id.i d. m.'rt m.	54 46 d, m	14 5$ d. m	<S 6 d. rr»	•5 *c d tin.
0 34 1 8 1 42 2 16	0 34. 0 3^ 1 91 1 jo 1 4*1 « 44 2 8' 2 19	0 3, 1 J© 1 4c 2 41	0 36 1 II 1 47 2 21	0 36 1 12 1 48 2 24	0 36 1 13 I 49	0 37 1 14 1 5* 2 a*	0 37 1 *5 1 5' 2 29	0 3b 1 53 2 ^ !	0 3» 1 1 6 1 54 ? ; «m
5 6 j 9 to i 1 ii I : M 1 6	2 50 3 24 3 58 4 3*	- 52 3 *6 4 1 4 35	^ 54 3 29 4 4 4 39	x 56 3 31 4 7 4. 42	2 5* 3 34 4 10 4. 4.5	3 0 3 39 4. 16 4 49	3 2 3 39 4 15	3 5 3 42 4 IS 4 cc	3 7 •3 A: 4 21	5 9 4 *4	3 3 4
5 6 5 4° 6 14 6 48	5 1° 5 44 6 19 u 31	5 J* 5 4« 6 2? 6 58	5 *7 5 5* 6 28 7 1	5 »ij 5 »5 5 57 6 1 6 32 6 37 7 8' 7 n	5 *8 6 5 6 41 7 2?	5 32 0 9 6 46 7 2-5	5 3° 6 1 ^ 6 5i 7 *8	5 4° 0 17 6 5. 7	.i 43
7 " 7 5§ 8 30 9 4	7 *7 8 0 8 36 9 11	7 33 8 8 8 42 0 17	7 3* 9 in ° *3 8 49 9 24	7 44 8 19 8 55 9 ^T	7 49 8 25 9 i	7 54 8 31 9 7 Q 44	b 0 * 37 9 J4 9 51	* 5 8 43 9 20 0 C7	8 48 9 26 'to 4	& 1.0 3^54 I 32 O Tl.
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1 1 54 12 28 13 36	1* 3 12 37 13 12 13 46	12 ij 12 46 13 21 13 st	12 20 £2 55 13 31 I14 c	a 29112 38 13 5 *3 M 13 40 13 50 {14 1 6( f 4 zt	12 40 1 J2. r5|lj 4 13 ,3 *3 *3 13 33 !3 41 13 50 j l3 59 H 9 H *9 14 28 1 14 36* 14 46U4 56 t 5 6	13 21 *4 0 H 38 r5 h

grees (if need require it) for fo many Degrees hath every Sign, and 60 Minutes in every Degree; fo you have the daily Motion of the Moon : Then look for the fame in the Head, or the neareft Number you can find, and under it is the Mo- tion of the Moon, agreeing to that Time.

Example. To find the Place of the Moon, on the 5th Day of January, at 1 1 at Night: Her Piace at Noon is in 200 5^', and the next Day in y 40 4^; therefore her diurnal Motion is 130 46' ; then I find thefe Numbers, viz. 130 46' in the Head of the Table, and againft 11 Hours the given Time is 6° 19/ ; which being 1 added to V* 200 55', her Place at Noon, the Sum will be 270 14^ her Place at 11 o'Clock that Night.

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J h P!3 .eis djily Cv'ocions Geocemnck. £

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February 1770.

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The Helioccntrick Motions.

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The Hciiocentrick Motions.

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April 1770.

The Plan-ts Daily Motions Geocentrick.

6

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April 1770.

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May 1770.

Tiie Pianets Duly Motion j Gecctntr*fc.

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B &	L Set.. tooth W

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