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NHw BAROMETER -It Ia difficult for aif per- ns to have Barometer to ascertain the state ot Il c weather. but in England they have made a dis cover, of very sinpe character. li Is b, keeping Leech ID hal o water 1.-the weather cont iu,ies and brauiIul, the Iereh lies mai"ness al iie bottom of the glass, and rolld together spiral orn. II it rains either before aiier noon, ' Is found iv have ctep up towards the its adgings, d there i remains till the weather s settled. 1T ~e are to have wnd. the poor prisoner ninves

 through it's lImpd lmh iaiion w,lh amazing wiint ss, and seldom rests til il begins to blow hard. lf a ren,arkable storm of thunder and ruin is succeed, for days before, it t,dees almost continually oul of water and discovers great uneasiness in

 lent ,hroes and convusIso-lke motions. la frost, as in sumner like weather, it is constantly st the bo,- tom. And in snow as in rainy weather, il pitches ia dwelling upon the very mouth oi the phiai lt may not he amiss to notice that ihe leech Ia kept in common eight-ounce glass phia about three -fnurtls filled with water, lied on the n,uih with X hit of linen rug. ln the summer time, Inc water is changed once a week, and in win@r once a fortnight.