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THE
CAROLINE ALMANACK,
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AMERICAxN FREEMAN'S CHRONICLE
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- 1840.
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"It was jicrpctratcd aftor onno.jrt nn1 proparatiori, by anarmed andsupc
riorrorcci, upon unarmed mid dcf'i'iiccus.'; inun, uudirC(n(rofnijilit,and cir-
<;unistaiH'e.s ol'si;i,n'il at:jcily. Lulccdat the very moment vviicn tin; Liou.
jtcnaid. Governor of Upuer Canaiia was dv.'f:Iarin>j; to the Provincial Parlia.
Iinent liisconlidcnco in thedisposition of the American Government to pre-
Ivent itscitizensfrinn cn^airinfxin thecontestthat wasthenracing, and was
waitingfor replies from tho GovernorofNew York and HerMajesty'sMin-
i**.erat Washington, with whom he had conininnicatod, this outrage was,
withhisknowledgeandapprobation,planned andcxccutod. Undersuchcir
sumstances, it was not to liavo been expected tliat the whole proceeding
could beregarded bytheGovernmentoftiie United Statesinany otherlight
thanas atnanifeetactof hostile anddaring aggression upon its rights and
iovcrcignty, titteriy ineon.-islent withall the principles of national law, and
.vholly irrcconcikable with the fricndh and jieaccfnl rnlp.tioi;s oi" tiietwo
:ountries." Mr. >'':'tevei!:;on theAniPriran Minifitrr'gUiterof'JiidMai/, ISjS
'to Lord Pahncrstoti, dtiiuiudiiig rcdrrcifor tliP. Mussacre at fiichhs-ii-r.
' KOCHESTEU, N. Y.
M AC K i: N Z I.E'S GAZETTE OFFICE,
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Caroline Almanac^and
ASTRONOMICAL CHARACTERS EXPLAINED.
© ^
Sun, Vesta, Qj.Jupiter, © FirstQ,uar. Conjunction,
Mercury, J""no, Saturn, FullMoon, Opposition,
{ f,
VMeanruss,, <^ CPealrleass,, }^S^IUNGreaNwnSuMs,oOoFn,TH(QE0QLZuaaOsrtDtIQiA,ieu<,a^r. >U5. DAesscceennddiinnggNioidoou,e.
<Y^ Aries, Ram, Head, itLibra, Scales, Reins,
n9 Taurus, Bull, Neck, <3 V[ Scorpio. Scorpion, Secret!
Gemini, Twins, Arms, J Sagiiarius, Archer, Thighs,
C53Cancer, Crab, Breast, ^VJCapricornus,Goat, Knees, |
0Ba9 t S.1If(LVierog.o, LViirogni,Cn,OMMBHOeelaNlryt,,NOT^SES(< KFOPAiqRsucae1rs8i,4u0s., FW'aitsheersm,an,LFeegels.,
SolarCycle, 1 DominicalLetters, • E.D.l
Epact, 26 No.ofDirection, • 291
LunarCycle, 17 Roinauludiction, • 131
Julian Period, C553 DionysisnPeriod, 169|
Vfrnal Equinox,March30th,7h. 57in morning. ECLIPSES.
Summer Solstice,June2l8t, 5h.4in.morning, FourEclipseswill takel
AWuitnutmenraSlolEsqtuiicneo,xD,eSceepmtbeemrbe2lr8t2,2Odi,i.72h9.m9.m.eveevneinnign.g. polfatcheedSuurni.ngatnhdetyweoaro;fttwhoe!!
Moon. Thefirstwillbeof the Moon, February 17,beginning atabout8o'.-lockir
themorning,andendingabout ten: theMoonbeing beneaththehorizonatthe time
andconsequently invisibletous.
Thesecondwillbean AnnularEclipseofthe Sun; takingplaceduringtlienight
ofthethirdandfourthofMarch,andconsequentlyinvisibletous.
The^thirdwillbe apartialEclipseofilie Moon,takingplaceonthemorningofthel
13thofAugust; visibleasfollows
Firstcontactofthemoonwiththeearth'spenumbi'a, (ev. 12th) llh.52m.
MEcildidplseeobfegtinnes,ec(limposme,. 13th)- -- -- -- -- 21 349 ")i|-AoprpaSroleanrt
Eclipseends, - - - - - - 3 59 Time.
Lastcontbctofthemoonwiththeearth'spenumbra, - 5 16 J
Digitseclipsed,7° 17'ondiemoon'snortliernlimb,inthesouthernsideol'theearth's
snadow.
ThefourthwillbeaTotalEclipseofthe Sun,takingplaceduringthenightof'''cl
26thand27thofAugust; andconsequently invisibletous. Itbegms onthe Eartlii
generally atabout aquarterpast11 o'clock in theeveningof the 26th, andends ai
aboutaquarter past4o'clockonthemorningofthe 27th. Itwill be visible in the
IndianOcean,andthe southpartofAfrica. The line of Central and TotalPhase
willpasstothenorthofthe CapeofGoodHope,crossingAfricaatabout10® south
latitude.
MORNING AND EVENING STARS.-VenuswillbeMorningStartillJulv
2E7vtehn;intgheSntcierEtvilelnNionvg.S2t1asrt.; aJnudptihteenraaglasionwiMlolrbneinMgorSntiarn.gStMaarrtisllMwiallyb4tehE;vtehneinncje
StartillMay4th; thence MorningStarthroughtheyear. SaturnwillbeMornin,
StartillJune9th; thence EveningStartillDec. 15th; afterthatMorningStaragain
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT IN 1839.
Queen,—Victoria Guel—ph, aged 20. Her Cabinet Council, Ministry, or Go
vernment,are asfollows: 1st. WilliamLamb,LordMelbourne,FirstLordofthi
Treasury,Premier,—aged61,salary $30,000;was SecretaryforIreland undertiieT
ri«s,cruelandle—wd. 2d. CharlesPepys,LordC/mncc/Zor,(Cottenham) ofliceworc
100,000ayear. 3d. MarquisofLansdown,LordPresidentofthe Council,age:
59,salary|l'20,000; wasHome Secretaryin 1826,tothetories.—4th. ThomasSpnn
Rice,ChaneelhtroftheExche—quer, aged50,salary$25,000; wasanundersecreta P£:()pj
!rin Canning'story ministry. 5th. Lord Duncannon, PrivySeal, aged 60, salar
20,000.—6th. LordHolland,neohew ofCharlesJ.Fox. ChancellorofLancastei
•a2n5d,0f0a0t.herHtoeMhra.dFaonx,intthreigEunegwliitshnMLiandiystWerebasttWears,hiSunrgtGoond,friseiynphrisov6e7dththyeeaard,ulstalearrs Englis
m—7ythL.orLdopradidPa$h3n0e,r0s0t0odna,mFagoerse,igmnarSreicerdetthaery—f,raialgfeadir5o5n,e,sawlhaoryis$2n5o,w00L0;adwyaHsolalatnotr oyfeaornse,mthat
ministerfortwentyyears—.joined thewhigs. 8tn. MarquisofNorinanby.,CoZo?U(!
SIreeclraentda;rys;alianrhyis$3403d,0yteDa.r—;9tpho.orL;oardno^velliinstRausnsdelalc,toir/;ojhna«sSbeecreentaLroyr,daLgieedut4e8,nasnatlar<
— ——
Freeman's Chronicle.
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IINKD. ^0,000; apooryoungerson ofaDuke; wrote abook indefenceofrottini borouf^hs,
'COpopnojsuintcitoino,n, caonmdpoapnpyo.s—ed10ptahr.liEaajrnlenotfarMyinrteof,orFmi;rsitnLcolervderofanIdheuAnpdrmiinrcaipllteyd,,atnhde,relfiokreeEfiatrflo—rGrsuecvh,
Ascendins; Noiio, aperfect/ecc/i, greedy for officetohinii^elf and his relations;salary Sa.'i.OOO. lltli.
Descendingiioue. SirJohnCam Hobhousc, PresidentoftheBoardof Control, a partner in Whit-
bread'sBrewery,aged."SS,salary $—28,000; wasoncea railinal.butsoldliissupporters
SJAcSraccloherepsri,,on, RSTe-hicinrfsej,thss,, Ptaanrkdeespinrdoiten,cnitapllsoeofsrtfehotreajiB)nlosnaceardasnedoatfeiaTnsreat.hdee,1C2a.sbaiKlnaierctyh.a4r2.dHi,eL0a00ww.al—sorItShStelhii.eCloL,loorMnd.ialGPl.eSnefeocrlrgeT,tiapirfpye,Irnmwrihyso,- I
,GWoaatte,rman,LKengese,s, a(pSipnrcoevetdheoafbaolvlethweasmuirndetyrpsecwoemmoibtsteerdveb,ytlAmrttiiniuArugaunsdt,Co1l8b3o9r,nteheonMatrhqeuigsalolfowNs.oi- HM
Fi»he8, Feel. mniaanlbSyectroeotkarLyo;rdSpJroihnngRRuiscseellle'fstptlhaeceEixncitiheeqHuoerm,eOalnKdceis,sauncdceReudsesdellbybeMcra.mFeraCnoclios-
Baring; andLordHowick, whohadaseatintheCabinet,hasceasedtobethe War "t
. E.D. Secretary.]
29 CANADA'S MARTYRS—ROYAL MERCY! ROB THE PEO
16193 PLE FIRST, [D- THEN MURDER 'EVt FOR DEFENDING
ECLIPSES. THEMSELVES.—Tho reader will find the executions in Canada very
•urEclipseswill take like eachother. The picture before him will represent the deaths of Lynn
!erledaSuthuronair.bniogzauotntnhde8attyowe'toa.hlreoo;fctktitwmhieoerjf arWHenoeadonl—drBryeuB—daffifoLrrod&du,,&nAtbPH&bearerlydMe,yay,tBtauhSncetdkiwlrsleC,iyunTng&o—nriJoLnaangwmthteaoosm—n,DM,oooorrrLeoaVrCuoilnmaairtSckcrNhia&oanugdlaHtriDzanod—&a,enn,oGlreaaiotnfrghgLeeaotnpadlMteooFannostre,st
jlaceduringtlienighij to look back tothetimesofthe great revolution, it will e.xiiibit the diatiiof
us. Isaac Hayncs of S. C. and hundreds of brave men like him. At Toronto
onthemorningofthcl and elsewhere, Indian savages were often employed to guard the scaffolds,
and the plateexhibitsthem acting in that capacity, while the prisonersarc
llh.52in.1 looking through the bars of their bastiles wondering who will bethe next
3521 3156949 J/I>•AopTrpiaSmroele.anrt vA4il—cmtaSiemnp.atc.k(8,S—eJeNanocuvaas.ers2y8t4o,—wD7,heic1.c8,h8,itihl1i,2s,3e0n1-9g-,rFa2ev2b,ivn2.g4.1h1a,s1r2,efe1re5n—ceA,priinlt1h2e—CAaruogl.i.i1e, il'
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MorningStartillJulv
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339.
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relandundertiieTc
jttenham) oflicewort:
ofthe Council,age 9 9 h t
-v4alsh.anTuhnodmearsseScprentnj PEOPLE OF AMERICA, TAKE WARNING B£3Y THE PAST!
Sceealll,aragoefdLa6n0c,assatlearr IVnaimnorisalhismeiricoyp,e wtrhuotsheansdtajyusatnidce!trustB,i'iarns.
his67thyear,salar EnglishGtOvernmentinIreland.—Duringthedreadfulperiodoffourhundred
.N8p$orn2ro5om,vw0ae0udL0bat;yhd.ewyaCaIsdolulolaoUtnaetniroic;r oyfeaornse,mthaenlTaohwfesIrsoitfsrihahnbegleoErondgslhaaislslhahGecoarrivmeter.hny—mleS&nimtuenJotfamIore'eeblraMnhadiscdkpildianintnosot,sphu.nish themurder
I•iLaorry,daLgieedut4e6,nasnatlar( TilTSlhhtaehlvlsiptgayhurasoneftots'hetyrhhetamhsreeplssvohenasgl,sl8bo8efttshheeeniytrorc'iaveperttitvthehesydaecnehdpa.iwnes,ep.—Moobi.
— — —
i'uiuiine J/»ianu(.', o':d
Englikh Govehnmki^t in Canada.—On Sunday evening, (Nov. lltli, 183?,
MartininasB,)thewholeoftho backcountryabovelinprairiepresented the awful guishei
iipcctacleofonevastsheetofturiil flame, and it it»reported that nota single rebti ravage
househasbeenleftstanding. Godonlyknowswhatistobecomoofthesurviving is,at tl'
Canadiansand their wivesand fanjilicsdurnigtheapproachingwinter, asnoihin;: works
but starvationfrom hungerand cold stares them inthoface. Thehistory ofthi; cruelty
East proves that nothinu but sweeping them from thecnrlhand laying their ha- of/luit
itations level with thedust, will prevent renewed rebellions south ofthe Si, Esol
Lawrence. TheCanadiansin the rebelliousdistricts, whosehouses have been April1;
given to the flames, and who have escaped thebullet, thebayonetor the pris'in,
aredoomed toperish in the woods, forin the United States they can expect no
assistance." MuntrcnlHerald^ ton/goverai—ntnfjournal.
English Governmentin New Kngland. "Itwillbearecord thatmustren- ® /'
der the Hritidli name odious in .'\merica to the latest gem-rations. In that
record will be found the burning of tho fine towns of Charlestown, near
Boston; ofFalmouth, justbefore winrer, when thesick, theaafd,thewomenand Days.
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cibabnhuaihtrtlucnhdnheredbemrrunieerddndweteat,arnnoeaddfnddwsrfciiianvfmlttepyaenerndmt.iy;oloeshfseDueNonokcfedtsrwohweeerdLllstloJe-nirsodcefovwtjnthfla,eeairdrnoemifcentoFrahusFie,nrrytnfrnicwekyoilUutdill,hiado'idfihtihKawersaiddosrelptsyuewcs;irf,viienpe&dstvcie.itora;n;ynbodoehffsoicNEudhosenireslfgdonlraleienkasnd,,rk 2134 ErTs
GoEtiegrhntmeeenntniunNA—nmneErnicaan,dvtolw.el1,vpea.g—eW4h6!i^loeftIhdesfwoorrmkasl.r—elationsofamityremain- 67r, MWT
ed yetunbroken whilepeacewas yetsupposedtoexist in coldbloodan unpro- R
voliedattackis madoupononeofyournationalships, and several American citi-- 9 T
zens baselyand cowardly murdered. At the inoment when your feelingswere 10 F
atthe highest [)itch of irritation in consequence of the perfidious di—savowal of 11 S
Erskine'sagreement, aministerissent,—not tominister to yourrights—not toex- IJ M
tenuate theconduct ofhispredecessor but tobeard your Execuiive toadd in- 13 T
somtuefalstttxhatbeoolfAeimhnpejerurrariciytcnii;acqnaeuinnotdtay,ttiiooEmnnpf,lgrielinnsagsntcidhonengrtepAsurmoemleseverleniydcceaatonnodfpseirrehesaeipmsrAteomnaiecnrihnittihconeahnwteihrpeceksoefpedalrc,eve.tihocefeT—otoodhfieoceuaEnspxteoatcmnhuedbtiicdlnveige-- 1111(4575 WFT
oursonswithin tiie walls of her shipsof war; compelling them to—wasteihetr 18 ES
lives, and spill their blood in tho serviceof a foreign government a practice ID M
whicli subjectedeveryAmerican tartotheviolenceandpetty tyrannyofaBritish 20 T
mahmasNipanueedpcddnswrhtlsoytioaaoYioucucpodgcurhrohuikt'famt,ano?utt,1lomh8aaea1strWn3tnes.drahdfasomnocoguaiidltgrne'hbcytau/ums—saseointlifVnday//nt-oab.chunle;erVe^omainn*f^Banaa.crts"ylaiuei,ofsine'tat.iotnsasfldsnyAodttwdhoehodeaiafrrcbmelihaoysnnjsshtudtaortosyognc,taonhltwewelhhveiePeanrregtrtoicosgpweehlatartehsvsseieotfdyfnuoadrotteotuhw.ierroheniSgttaocUwravhndhtedeiyrocoeunohurr-f*2222222.1343G'7) WMTFTS
English GovernmentinAmerica, 1776.—When a long trainof abuses and 22!9< W
usurpations, pursuinginvariably thesameobject,evincesadesignto reducethem no T
[thepeople]toabsolute Despotism,itis theirRight, itistheirduty, to throw otV .31 F 7
such a Government, and toprovide newguards for theirfuturesecurity. Such
has been the patientsutFeranceof these colonies. The historyof the present Faioi
KingofGreat Britain isa history ofrepeatedinjuriesand usurpations,all having counts, t
indirectobjecttheestablishment ofan absolute tyrannyover these States. He Arrest
hascombined with others to subjectustoajurisdictionforeign toourconstitu- treason
teidonlse,giasnladtiuonn.ackFnoorwlaebdolgiesdhibnygotuhrelfarewess;ygsivtienmgohfisEansssleinathtolatwhesiriuacatsneoifgphrbeotreinndg- 2Cd..CLiuucnia(
province,[Canada,]establishing^ therein an arbitrarygovernment, andenlarging Maguire
Itsboundaries, so asto renderit at oncean example and fitinstrument,forin- J. F. Fa
troducingthesameabsoluterule intothese colonies. Forquarteringlargebodies farmer,
of armed troops among us: For protecting them by a mock trial, from Hayes(C
punishment, for any murdera they should commit on the inhabitants of Wi'Uiaiu
these States: For cutting off our trade with all parts of the world: 24th, Jo
For imposing taxes on us withoutour consent: For depriving us in many nisLeafa
GBsee, of the benefitsof trial by jury: He has excited domestic insurrection O'Brien^
amongst us, and has endeavored to bring on theinhabitantsof our frontiers, GoUE n
the merciless Indian savages, whose known rule ofwarfare is an undistin- waydeli
foirthcon
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(Nov. 11th, im,
Erp,rcsi-iitfd the awtiil j/uisheddestructionofallages, sexes,nnrfconditionn. Hehasplunderedourseas,
halnota single rebtl ravntjfdourcoasts,burntojr towns, anddestroyedthe livesof our people. He
jomooftilesurviving is,at this time, transportinglarcearnjiesofforeign mercenaries to complete the
igwinter, asnoiliin;: works of death. (Iiisolniion, nnd tyranny,already begun, with circumstancesof
Thehistoryofthi; crueltyand perfidvscarcelyparalleled in thenioitbarbarousages. Declaration
nnd layinji their hn- ofIndependence, I77t).
ciis south ofthe Si, E\ai,isii (JovEnvMENTIS Scotland.—See February ISth,—November 12th
sehouses have been Ajiril15lh—Juno2kh. Kvomsh Paithto Dbmmark.—See September 1.
jtyhoenyetcoarntehxeppercits'^rnio, 18*0.| JANUARY.—FIR.ST MONTH. jai Days.
ecord thatinustren- s fN^eirwstMQoiuiiia,r.U4itlhi,,43.. 315..nei..wN..w. (ip FLualsltMQoioina,r. V1U8ttllii,, 78.. 3397.. nie.. s.E.w.
fiL-ralions. In that
Charlestown, near rsun .Suii|i\ri)i)ir.Moon
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findit; ofNorfolk, W
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ale. To capthecli- 15 \TV
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