COMPILED BY REAR-ADMIRAL FITZROY, F.R.S.
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Transcriber's Note
Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note. Due to an omission in the original text, the anchor for footnote #4 has been placed in an assumed position.
A brief table of contents, though not present in the original publication, has been provided below:
PREFACE
HOW TO FORETELL WEATHER
MARINE BAROMETER ...
A contraction of rules for foretelling weather—in accordance with the following pages—is submitted, for scales of common barometers.
RISEFALL
FORFOR
N. Ely. NW.-N.-E. S. Wly. SE.-S.-W.
DRYWET
OROR
LESS WIND.MORE WIND.
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EXCEPTEXCEPT
WET FROM N. Ed.WET FROM N. Ed.
Add one tenth for each hundred feet above the Sea.
LONG FORETOLD—LONG LAST, SHORT NOTICE—SOON PAST.
FIRST RISE AFTER LOW, FORETELLS STRONGER BLOW.