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GREAT HEAT-AdFices have been received from
lhe expedition of Capt STUART, iii New Holland


~ irii POrt Adelaide a year and half ago to
proceed northward. and had advanced about FIVE
hundred miles, 10 longitude l4l30 east. and lati-
tnde ~ south His description of the heat at
the highest northern point, is positively fearful
lie says; Il found the thermometer, which was
hxed IN the shade of large tree, four feet from
the ground, stationary at $50 degrees Of Farenhet
az haii-past T. VI and, in the direct ravs Of the
sun, i rose 20 l57 degrees 1t had. on a former
occasion, Stood At 1872 degrees il the shade. and
- degrees ~ the snn- MAJ. Iat.