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ASTRONOMY.-The Liverpool Couri-
Ter, after paying some high compliments
to Mr.. Goodacre, who had lectured fol
some time in that place on astronomy, in
forms that he was about to proceed to the
United States with his splendid appara-
tus; which is said to be unparalleled in
variety, utility and extent, by any ever YET
exhibited before the public. The planis-
phere is reconstructed entirely with re.
ference to the United States, and adapted
to every city in the Atlantic states of the
Union. Mr.. Goodacre, it is observed, goes
out with introductions from numerous sci
entific gentlemen in England, to some OF
the first literary gentlemen of Philadel-
phia and New York.