On Thursday the 3d inst. at his Excellency John Jay’s, Esq. by the Rev.
Dr. Rodgers, JOHN LIVINGSTON, Esq. of the Manor of Livingston, to Mrs.
CATHARINE RIDLEY, daughter of his Excellency William Livingston,
Esquire, late Governor of New-Jersey.
On Saturday evening the 5th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Foster, Mr. PETER
WARNER, of Boston, to Miss ELIZABETH AMELIA FIELDING, of this city.
On Sunday evening the 6th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Moore, Mr. THOMAS LLOYD,
to Mrs. SARAH ELLIS, both of this city.
Same evening, by the Rev. Dr. Ireland, Mr. WILLIAM WATSON, of this city,
to Miss JEMIMA HONEYWELL, daughter of Israel Honeywell, Esq. of
West-Chester.
On Monday the 7th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Ogden, of Newark, Mr. JOHN
STEVENSON, of this city, to Miss HANNAH KINGSLAND, daughter of Mr.
Joseph Kingsland, of Second River, New-Jersey.
On Tuesday evening the 8th inst. by the Rev. Dr. M‘Knight, ROBERT LEE,
Esq. to Mrs. CAROLINE BETTS, both of this city.
On Friday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Rattoone, EBENEZER BROWN, Esq.
of Philadelphia, to Miss ESTHER ANN WATSON, sister to James Watson, jun.
of this city.
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_METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS._
_From the 30th ult. to the 12th inst._
_Thermometor observed at 8, A.M. 3, P.M._
_Prevailing winds._
_OBSERVATIONS on the WEATHER._
deg. deg. 6. 3. 6. 3.
100 100
Oct. 30 46 57 w. do. clear light wind. do. do.
31 44 54 w. sw. cloudy lt. wind do do.
Nov. 1 37 45 n. do. clear high wind do. lt. wd.
2 35 49 nw. w. clear light wind. do. do.
3 41 52 sw. w. clear high wind, do. lt. wd.
4 43 44 w. do. cloudy lt. wind, clear do.
5 47 53 50 w. nw. cloudy high wd. cr. lt. wd.
6 45 50 46 25 sw. nw. clear lt. wd. do. high wind.
7 32 44 nw. do. clear high wd. do. lt. wind.
8 38 50 25 sw. do. clear lt. wd. cloudy do.
9 46 48 sw. do. cloudy lt. wd. do. do.
10 43 75 56 50 sw. e. cloudy lt. wd. do. do.
11 48 75 53 e. do. cloudy lt. wd. do. do.
12 43 50 52 n. do. cloudy lt. wd. clear lt. wd.
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RESULTS OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.
_For October 1796._
deg. 100
Mean temperature of the thermometer at Sunrise: 49 18
Do. do. of the do. at 3 P.M. 58 5
Do. do. for the whole month 53 61
Greatest monthly range between the 25th & 28th 40
Do. do. in 24 hours, the 25th 24
Warmest day the 25th 77
The coldest do. the 28th 37
2 Days it has rained, and but a small quantity.
11 days it was clear at the observation hours.
11 do. it was cloudy at the same do.
18 do. the wind was light, at do. do.
2 do. the wind was high do. do.
18 Days the wind was to the westward of North and South.
18 Do. the wind was to the Eastward of do. do.
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_For the +New-York Weekly Magazine+._
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[The Editor is exceedingly thankful to MONIMIA for the three
different views of Winter, which she has so beautifully contrasted.
--The first is presented to the admirers of Poesy, the two latter
shall follow in rotation.]