200
MAY, 1806,-


 Height of Fahrinheit's
 Thermometer.
Day of
Month. Morn, Noon. Windi

 SS SS T;S7E:7
 S So 84 E.S. .
 3 83 86 S.
 4 1S 8 S.
 5 %i 84 S.E.,
 6 79 8 5.E.
 7 St 84 E.S.E.
 1 83 S E S.E.
 9 Ss 8 S.E.-
 to 80o 4 S.E.
 it 8 8S E S.E.
 Iz 82 86 S.E.
 J1 8o 84 S.E..
 14 8r 84 3S.E,'
 15 S1 8 E.,S.!f;
 16 Sj 85 S.E;
 17 80 58 S.
 18 8r 83 S.
 19 8s 85 E.S E.
 20 82 87 E.S.E.

 at 82 85 E.S.E.
 2 : 83 5 ESrE.
 13 Sz 84 E SE.
 24 83 86 S.
 25 8S, 86 s.
 26 St 85 E.
 27 Sj 87 S.E.
 28 8 86 S.E.
 29 I3 87 S.E.
 30 82 85 S.
 31 8 86 E.S.E.


General State of.Weaclhr.


Clear
Clear
Morning clear. Noon sultry
 with rain
Clear
Clear
Morning rain. Noonsiteat
Clear
Clear.; occasional shower.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear and iultry
Clear
Clear,
Clear
Clear. Noon lightshowere
Light showers, breezes farl:
 occasionally
Clear.
Clear-
Clear. Winds high duriyf
 night
Mornin cloudy. Noonclear
 Brezes strong.
Clear
Clear
Clearan4 sultry
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Heavy clouds
Cloudy. Heavy showers at
 noon
Rain.
Showery morning. Heavy rains
 towards evening,


 Remarks. -This month has been particularly dry, but ex
ceedingly pleasant from the regularity and strength of the sea.
breeze. Thle conclusion of it. however being doudy and -t*
tended with frequent heavy showers, shows tie approach o
the periodical rains. This month, the early part of it cspe-
tially, is generally very destructive to cattle, which suffer
much from want of water.