County of LINCOLN.

Booth Bay, Capt. Paul Reed,
Winthrop, † Mr, Robert Page,
Bath, Rev. Mr. Francis Winter.

County of BERKSHIRE.
Sheffield and Mount Washington,
† John Ashley, jun. Efq;
Great-Barrington, Elij. Dwight Efq;
Partridgefield, Mr. Ebenezer Pierce,
Wiliamstown, Capt. Jof. T. Skinner,
Pittsfield, Dr. Timothy Childs,
Stockbridge, Hon. John Bacon, Efq;
New caftle, Major John Failey,
Bowdo nham, Mr. Zacheus Beal,
Becket, f Nathaniel Kingfley, Efq;
Richmond, Mr. William Luik,
Weft Stockbridge, Elij, Wili ams. Efq;
Alford, Mr. Ehud Hopkins,
Adams, † Capt. Reuben Hinman.

JOHN AVERY, jun. Efq; Sec'y.
Hon. S A. Otis, Efq; Speaker, and
G. R. Minot, Efq; Clerk of the
hon. Houfe.

Thofe gentlemen with thefe marks tangexed to their names, were not of the Hon. Senate or House laft year.

The Meteorological Society at Mauheim, by a letter from their Secretary, M. HEMMAR, to Profeffor WILLIAMS, have announced their intention of presenting to the University at CAMBRIDGE, a complete Set of Meteorological Inftruments. This donation will be at the expence of His SERENE HIGHNESS the ELECTOR PALATINE. Thefe Inftruments are the most exact of any that have yet been made; and they have been diftributed throughout Europe, that obfervations made in different places, may admit of the most accurate comparifon. This generous offer (the first of the kind that has been made to any part of America) was in confequence of the obfervations made bere for feveral years years paft, being communicated to that illuftrious Society.

The following eftimate has been formed of the inhabitants of all Germany. According to this the numbers are as follows: Bohemia, Moravia,

Auftrian Silefia,

High and Low Luface

Circle of Austria,

2,100,000

3,100,000

200,000

380,000

4,150,000

At Plaiflow, in New-Hampshire lately, Mrs. Hannah Belknap, aged 106 years, 11 months. She retained her mental faculties to the day of her death.

1600,000 At Martha's Vineyard, Mr. Sam1,148,433 uel Draper, fchool-mafler.

77

67 63 63 63

31

6357 5 52

68 CO 65 05

SW. NE. 6.

NE. SE.

**The Obfervations are taken at 8 o'clock,

do. cloudy.
cloudy, fair.
do. fair.

fair.

fair, cloudy. cloudy, fair. do. fair. Wait.

cloudy,

4o. fair.

fair, cloudy. cloudy, rain, co fair, thunder, clou cloudy, foggy, rain. rain. (in the night. do. cloudy.

cloudy, foggy, rein
rain, cloudy. (night
cloudy, fair.

fair, foggy
cloudy, fair.
fair, thund.fhower.
do. cloudy.

cloudy, fair, cloudy at one, and at 9 in the evening. The Thermometer; Farenheit's Scale, is fufpended in a Stair cafe by the fide of a North Window. The Figures, nexed to the Wind, denote the force; 4 a strong gale, 5 à storm.

S W. W. S 4.

N. E.

N. E.

SW. S. 4.

S W. 4

SW.

4

E.

N E. E.

Bofton Mag.June 1784

J.Norman Sc.

MADEMOISELLE de BEAUMONT or the
CHEVALIER D'EON

Female MinifterPlenipo. Capt.of Dragoons

With the following EMBELLISHMENTS, viz.
No. I. Mademoiselle D'Eon, &c. No. II. The horned Viper.

B 0. S T 0 N:

Printed and Published by NORMAN, WHITE and FREEMAN,

At their Printing Office the North fide of the Market.