2. That in serene good settled Weather, the _Mercury_ is generally high.

3. That upon very great Winds, though they be not accompanied with Rain,

the _Mercury_ sinks lowest of all, with relation to the Point of the

Compass the Wind blows upon.

4. That _cæteris paribus_ the greatest heights of the _Mercury_ are

found upon Easterly and North-Easterly Winds.