deg. deg. deg. 8. 1. 6. 8. 1. 6. 100 100 100 JULY 10 73 78 50 74 NW. SW S. clear do. do. 11 73 25 78 77 50 S. do. do. cloudy do. do. rn. at n. 12 80 75 87 50 78 S. SW. W. cr. cy. do. thun. & light 13 76 72 50 74 25 SW do SW rain do. do. 14 72 74 75 72 SW do NW rain do. do. thun. & lit 15 72 76 50 72 N se sw cy. rn. cy. thun. & lit. 16 74 50 82 50 76 75 W do SW cloudy clear do. 17 74 25 80 50 79 SW do. do clear do. do. 18 72 79 73 W. SW W. clear. do. thun. & light 19 70 75 78 79 W. do do. thun. in the nt. cy. do cr 20 70 50 66 63 NE. do. N. cloudy rain do. 21 74 50 77 50 77 N. do. SW. cloudy clear do. 22 75 80 73 NE. do se clear do. do. 23 69 74 69 Ne do. e cloudy clear do. * * * * * +For the New-York Weekly Magazine.+ * * * TO ELIZA. Come, my Eliza, grace the sylvan scene, Ah! fly, and leave the careful seats of woe; No sorrows here intrude, all calm, serene, Our happy hours in sweet contentment flow; Bring guileless pleasures each succeeding day, Then clap their joyous wings, and quickly haste away. O’er neighbouring fields, unlike our smiling plain, Fell tyranny his iron rod extends: There furious war and devastation reign, And pity bids us weep our slaughter’d friends Yet cannot sympathy our peace molest, We grow by sad comparison more blest. O come, the time prophetic bards foretold, When tyranny, and war shall be no more; When circling years, restore the age of gold, And every sorrow, want, and pain are o’er; When heaven-born love, and peace shall reign again, To bless an unambitious gentle race of men. MATILDA. Cedar Grove, 1776. * * * * * _For the +New-York Weekly Magazine+._ EJACULATION +Over the grave of my wife.+ And does this little space contain The person of my wife? Who, when alive, no house could hold, Her _tongue! ! !_----Ah! what is _life_? THEODORE. New-York, July 24, 1796. * * * * * * * * * TO AMANDA.