The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-01 00:00:00

By ne Rev. ANDREW THOMSON, A.M.
liialsternt St. George's. Edinburgh.
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words waich occur in the course of the work.
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EDISIB.

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DIARY FOR TIM ENSUING WEEK.
RITZ TiIt:TIMIS OP' NIGH WATZR AT LONDON-BRIM.

March 2. S.-3d SEND. IN LENT. Chad,

HO water—morn. IS m. aft. ; even. 33 na. aft. 5.
3, Vii.—Sin rises le to, aft. 0.
Morn water—morn. bt, m. aft. 5; even. 17 in. after 8.
4, T.—MOON LAST QR. AT 7 ATT.
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5, W.—Venus sets 6 in. aft. 7.
High water—morn. 3.8 an. aft. 7; even. 8 in. aft. 8.
8, Th.—Mars sets 54 m. after 5.
High water—morn. 42 m. aft. 8; eves. 18 m. after 9.
7, F.—Perpetsia.
High water—mom. 48 rn. aft. 9 ; eve*. 20 m. aft. 10.
8, B.—Jupiter sets 30 at. aft. midnight.
High water—morn. 61 min. aft. 10: evetl23 tn. aft. 11..,