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Thisis a judicious collection, which will afford abundance of information and entertainment, A plain Method of determining the Parallax Pr. 4s. DodЛey. Mr. JOHN GRIFFIN's Directions for entering the Port of PADSTOW. T THE port of Padflow being little known, though the only fafe one between the Land's end and Bidde. ford (I may fay Brifto! on the English fhore) and a harbour fomewhat difficult to enter with the wind from S. S. W. to N. N. W. with which winds fhipping can neither clear the land to the eastward or westward if they are once engaged with it, and nothing but a wild fhore lined with rocks, where it is next to impoffible to fave fhip or life, and where numbers of fhips and valuable cargoes have been loft, for want of a proper defcription of Padstow harbour, and fome rings and bolts being let into the clifis, which is bolted to, clofe to the land (or to the length of a boat's oar) on the ftarboard fhore coming in; as the channel is narrow, tho' a good depth of water, and where hips of 15 feet draught of water may ride with fafety, or lie on fhore in the mud. To prevent the deftruction that has often hap. pened, I have let in here three fub. flantial bolts and rings to the aforementioned clift and, whitewashed the fame feveral feet round the rings, as a guide to frangers to find them; and for fear a boat fhould not be able to land (which feldom happens) I have fixed the outer ring in a place where people may come down and receive a lead line thrown from the boat, by which a hawfer or cable may be hauled on fhore, and faftened to the rings. The ftarboard fhore, which is very. high land, muft be kept close on board coming in, there being a fand called the Doom-bar not more than a cable length from the land, when the rings are let in, fo that when you have tho: within the land, with the above wind, you are generally becalmed, and next flaw may take you back, by which veffels are often thrown on the Doombar, and loft. Now in ftanding into this harbour, amd particularly with an ebb tide, be fure to have your teakles on the boat with a hawfer in her, and a lead line--your anchors and cables clear, and as foon as you are shot within the land, and find way, if it be on the ebb, let go your have lost your you larboard anchor, if on the flood, your ftarboard; out boat, and afhore with your haw fer to the rings, and you are fafe.The rings are about 45 fathom alunder, and after being faft to one, run a warp to the other, and fo to the third, where lie till near high water, which, on fpring tides, you have inthe channel better than five fathom, and on the fand 14 or 15 feet. If need be, you may flip your cable with a buoy, that may be taken up by the boat when the veffel is got to the harbour of Cove, which is more than half a mile above that. I intend to make a proper draught of this harbour, the islands adjoining, with depths of water, &c. I am, Sir, &c. JOHN GRIFFIN. 7 A Lift of the Members of the Houfe of COMMONS, with the Places for which they are chofen, and their Town-Refidence. N. B. Thofe marked with were not Members in the laft Parliament. ABERCROMBY, James, Clackmannan Anfon, Thomas, Litchfield, Spring-garden County Adams, George, Saltash Aiflabie, William, Rippon, Grofvenor-square *Archer, Hon. Andrew, Bramber Archer, Henry, Warwick, Grosvenor-square Afh, Pierce Acourt, Heytesbury, Park-fireet Afb, Afh, Wm. Acourt, Heytefbury, Park Street *Afhburnham, Wm. Haltings, Albemarle-ft. Aftley, Sir John, Shropshire, Hyde-park-corner Bacon, Edward, Norwich, Bruten-freet Bagot, Wm. Staffordshire, George-freet, Hanover-square Baker, Sir Wm. Plympton, Wincheller-freet Bampfield, Sir Richard, Devonfh.re, Pall-mall Bankes, Henry, Corfcafle, Brewer-street Barrington, Lord, Plymouth, Cavendish fquare Barrington, Sir J Newton, Hants, Bromley-fr. Barrow, Charles, Gloucefter, Howard-freet Bateman, Lord, Woodstock, Brook-street Bathurst, Benj. Monmouth, Cloysters, Weftm. *Beauclerk, Hon. Auorey, Thetford, St. James's fquare Beckford, Julines, New Sarum, James fir. Weft. Beckford, William, London, Soho-square Berkeley, Norborne, Gloucestershire, Grof venor-street Bertie, Lord Robert, Bofton, St. James's-place *Bertie, Ld. Brownlow, Lincolnth Berkeley-fq. Bertie, Peregrine, Weftbury, Craigg's-court Bentinck, Capt. J. Rye, at fea *Beft, Thomas, Canterbury, Albemarle-freet Boone, Charles, Caftlerifing, Margaret street Brudenell, Ld. Marlborough, Albemarle-ftr. Buller, James, Cornwall, Parliament-street Bullock, John, Maldon, Pall-mall Campbell, John, [now Duke of Argyle] Dun- *Campbell, Lord Fr. {Campbell to, &c. &c. Carnarvon, Marquis of, Radnorfhire, Charlesftreet, Berkeley-fquare Carnegie, Sir James, Kincardine county George-ftreet, Hanover- fquare Clayton, Sir Kenrick, Bletchingly, Hill-ftreet Cocks, Charles, Ryegate, Conduit-freet Conolly, Thomas, Malmbury, Dover-street Craufurd, John, Berwick, Broad-firect Crefwell, EftcourtT. Watton Baflet, Parliam,fir. Cunliffe, Sir Ellis, Liverpoole, Berkeley-quare Cunningham, Ld Sandwich, Geo.ftr.Hanoy.fq. Curzon, Affton, Clitheroe, Brook-freet Curven, Henry, Carlisle Cuft, Sir John, Grantham, Marlborough-ftreet *Cuft, Peregrine, Bishop's-caftle Dalrymple, Sir Hugh, Lauder,&c. Bruton-ftreet Dafhwood, Sir Francis, Melcombe Reg. Han, fq. *Dashwood, Sir James, Oxfordsh, Grosvenor fq. L12 Daw Dawkins, Hen. Southampton, Arlington- ftreet Dering, Ed. New Romney, New Burlington- ftr. Dummer, T. Lee, Newport, Hants, Charles- Duncomb, Thomas, Morpeth, Grosvenor-ftr. cumbe] Foway, Upper Grofvenor-street Finch, Hon, Hen, Malton, Scotland-yard Fitzmaurice, Lord [now Earl of Shelburn] Forrester, Tho. Dorchefter, Upper Grofv. fr. Frankland, Vice Ad. Thrisk, Bond-ftrect Gafhry, Francis, Eaftloe, Bloomsbury-íquare Glyn, Sir Richard, London, Budge-row Grant, James, Elgin co. Panton-square Grenville, Hon. Geo. Buckingham, Up. Br. ftr. *Gray, Charles, Colchester, Albemarle-street Grenville, Hon. James, Buckingham, Southftreet, Audley-fquare Grenville, Hon. Henry, Thirsk, Clifford-freet *Hamilton, Wm. Midhurft, Curzon freet Harris, W. Chriftchurch, Lincoln's-inn-fields Harvey, Eliab, Dunwich, Red-lion-fquare Hawke, Sir Ed. Portsmouth, Geo.ftr. Hanov.fq. Heathcote, Sir Gilbert, Shaftsbury, Charles- Herbert, Edward, Ludlow, Effex-freet Hewen, Hewett, Jn. Nottinghamsh. Grosvenor ftr. Hill, Tho. Shrewsbury, Cleveland court Hobart, hon. George, Beeralfton, Cavendifh fq. Holborne, Admiral, Queensferry Howe, Ld. Dartmouth, Whitehall Jenkinson, C. Cockermouth Jennings, Geo. Whitchurch, S. Audley ftr. Jenyns, Soame, Cambridge town, Tilney row Ingram, Char. Horsham, Charles ftr. St. James's Jollife, John, Petersfield Jones, Rob. Huntingdon, Clement's lane Ifham, Sir Edm. Northamptonshire, Spring gardens Keck, Anth, Woodstock,UpperGrófven, str. * Knight, hon. H. Grimsby, Golden fq. Lane, Robert, York city Lafcelies, Edw. Northallerton, Bond ftr. Lafcelles, Dan. Northallerton, Mincing lane Lafcelles, Edwin, Yorkshire, Bond str. Lawrence, Wm. Rippon Lee, hon. Rob. Oxford city, Conduit str. Lee, John,Newport, Cornw. Albemarle ftr. Legge, Rt. hon. H. B. Hants, Downing ftr. Leigh, Peter, Newton, Lanc. Greek ftr. Lenox, L. Geo. Chichester, Privy garden Levett, John, Litchfield Ligonier, Lord, Bath, N. Audley ftr. Lind, Geo. Edinburgh city Lockyer, Joseph, Ilchefter, Wellclofe fq. Long, Sir Rob. Wilts, Brook ftr. Lovet, Verney, Wendover Luttrel, Simon, Wigan, S. Audley str. Mackworth, Herb. Cardiffe, King ftr. St. * Major, John, Scarborough ¦ Malpas, Ld. Corfecastle, Wigmore ftr. * Mandeville, Ld. Huntingdonshire, Berkley fq. A Manners, Ld. Robert, Kingston on Hull, Grofvenor fq. . I Manners, Ld. Geo. Grantham, Berkeley fq. Manners, John, Newark on Trent, Burlington str. Martin, Sam. Camelford, Abingdon build. Mawbey, Jofeph, Southwark, Kennington Maynard, Sir Wm. Effex, Grosvenor fq. Medlycot, Tho. Milborn port, New Palace yard Mellifh, Jofeph, Grimsby Meredith, Sir Wm. Liverpool, George fr. Westm. * Merrick, Owen, Anglefea Metham, Sir G. Mont. Kingston on Hull, Pall mall Middleton, Ld. New Shoreham, Cleveland court Middlesex, Ld. Eaft Grinstead, Arlington ftr. Milbank, Sir Ralph, Richmond, Brook str. • Millar, Thomas, Sanquhar, &c. Mills, Richard, Canterbury Milton, Ld. Dorchester, Cleveland court Mitchel, Andrew, Inverarie, &c. Abroad * Mitchell, John, Boston, Knightsbridge Molineux, T. More, Haflemere, St. James's ftr. * Morant, H. Hindon Monfon, George, Lincoln, Eaft Indies Montague, Fred. Northampton, Hanoverfq. Montague, Edw. Huntingdon, Hill str. Montague, Ed. Wm. Boffiney, Hammersmith Montague, SirEdw. Tiverton, Hanov. fq. • Montgomery Col. A. Air county, Stranraer, &c. Mordaunt, SirJ. Cockermouth, Audley fq. Mordaunt, |