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SOlaF SpOts.-Spots on the Suns Disk, have this year appeared frequently. I have witnessed them for several months past, and some of them seemed exceedingly large. Yesterday, at TO- A. NJ, ob- served (with my Telescope) one larger than any be-

 fore seen, to the Southward and Eastward of his centre, with sixteen of much lesser magnitude three above and thirteen below it, the latter forming the segment of circle, and the ends with four form ing square to the Northward and Eastward of his centre; and in consequence of the extraordinary number of these spots with their penumbra on the Suns disk, it renders his rays feeble and obscure, not unlike that occasioned by partial eclipse. Not withstanding, however, the number which has been this year, the has been and is likely continue so unusually fine, and never perhaps, dld the smiles of Heaven seem more gracious, or the beauties of nature bloom more lavishy than at the present moment. J. M. E.