The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-11

DICKERSTAFF's Bottom AL
~ MANACK, Ger The year Of our RedemP-
lion 1874 being the fecoid after leap year,
the fourteeEth OF the reign of GEoRoE Ill. and
from the creation Of the world. according othe
belt hiRory, s77s, but the 18th from the horrid.
PoPilh, High church. Jscobite Plot. Wherein
may be found all things n,csAary, ufeful. and
fitting for fnch work. Calculated for the Me-
ridian Of Bottom, NJ E. la, a.. IS. N.
Embellifhed with a number Of curious
Engravings, viz.
|. The Head of OTEooowcoow, Son
of New.Zealand Chief. 49,
II. The Head of Chief of New-Zea-
land, according TO their cultom.
Ill. A representation of a WAR CANOE
of New. Zealand, that was between So
and 60 feet long, rowed with 10 pad
dies, and adorned with very fine head,
two large eyes, o heart-lhaped tongue,
and feet and hands carved very neatly
all engraved on copper.
Nv. Head of KING GEORGE II.
V. Head of his Preient Majeity, KING
GEORGE Ill. q
vi. The ANATOMY of MANS BopY, as
governed by the Twelve Cancellations.
c o N T E N T S.
The preface wherein the Author
complains of the caPrices and prejudices
of mankind and particularly of the
prerogative ahumed, by Printers, over
Perions of his character and occupation
1UbS traverjs hyperion region, and are proper
InbabitanfI of another WOrA: After apollo
Citing for his preface.writing, he draws
iimile between the compiler of an Ar
MANAcK and a MIDWIFE; and concludes
with curious Diinition Of the word
Alnianack.
Vacations at Harvard college.
Thoughts on leveral lubieGts.
An account of the natives of New-Zea-
land, from Journal of voyage to the
South. Seas, in his majelfy's lhiP the En-.
deavour, faithfully transcribed from the
papers of the late Sidney Parkinion,
Draughtiman to JoiePh Banks, Elq; on
B late expedition round the World, BY
JeIA Hawkelworth, L. LID. Ia book
|LSYgbI eGssmsd, that the author rsesiOsd
1880 gaiHeaJ for The copy.
Humorous pcetical lines by gentle
faaGRh Tha LIVED hdh." Yfie hagsh::" "f
The direct lineal delcent of George
iii. and an ode addreaed to his majeity.
A character of England, faid to have
been found among the POlthumous pa
pers of St, Eyeremont.
A curious method of tightening flip
in form.
Obliquity Of the ecliPtic for the frf
day of each month in the y ear time of
the fun's entrance into the twelve fgus;
ecliples vulgar notes calendar .iudg-
ment of the weather ; fnn's rifing and
fetting moons place, riiing, ietting,
full and change time of hiEh wateI
morning and Evening.
Diltances of the principal towns
the continent from Bottom, with the in
termediate diltances, in computed miles,
and the belt houfes for travellers to put
up at.f
Time of the Superior and Inferior
Courts fitting in the provinces of Maha-
chulerrs- Bay, New-HamPlhire, Rhode
Hand Ond Connecticut.
The Lawyers fair.
Friends yearly meetings.
A uLeful table of intereR.
An account of the inhabitants of Ota-
heite, another newly diicovered Iiland in
the South Seas, containing, among ma
ny other particulars, deicription Of
mott extraordinary fOoietY, called che
ARRRoY, the members of which have
Attended 60 (caIe cf diGcluse feufuality
wholly unknown TO every other nation
Whole manners have been recorded from
the beginning of the'world to the pre-
tent hour, and which no imagination
could poiIibly conceive il is competed
of both fexes. and every woman is COM
mon to every man the moment any of
thele women are delivered of child, il