Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- ture neaxtr Specutal, ac alo10 Paccus thac some j Laricudes torhe Souchrards chereot; For near che
- lootins onevas, and some anocher, do restect che Linc, che Air is much more raritied, chan ac
- Rays oE Lishetallins uponchem, noc romards onc
- oreacer Dictance trom ir; becaule che sun is errice
- in a Zear Verrical chere, and ac no time distanE a
- Ore 23 Degrees i, ac. wrhich Distance the IIcar
- Oeins a5che sine of the Angle of Incidence, is bur
- lrle Morr oF thac of che Perpendicular R2Y
- rhereas under che Tropicks, cho che Sun Aay
- IOODINOS, in a Ship, are thole Plantes lons Verrical, vet he is as Ions 47 Degrees oA
- eotich atc solned and Fastned alons cue Ship Side) wohich is a kind oF Winter, Wvherein the Air sC
- cools, 25 char che summer FPear cannoc varm id
- to chie Came Degree with chac under the Equator
- WVheretore the. Aic co che Norchward and Souct.
- ward beins lessraritied chan char in che midale; is
- Follos, charfcom boch Sides ic oughero rend EO
- wards che Equator. This Morion compounded
- wich che former Lasterty Wind, ansivers aIl che
- Phaenomena ot che General Prade Winds; wtrict
- it che irhole Surtace of che Globe ivere Sea, voule
- undoubredr b’ow all round che Wortd, a5 chez
- are found ro do in che attanticl and sEthiopick
- Occans.
- Bur secins that (0 oreat Continents do interpole
- and break the Continuier of ThC OCCANS, ReTaTO
- must be had eo the Nacure oF rhe Soil, and che
- Posirion ot the ITigh Mouncains, which arethie
- uvo principal Caules oF the several Variarions ot
- the Wind From theformer general Rule; For it
- Conneer lins near thesun, pon WDe Llal, San
- dr, and L. ou Land, such asthe Delerrs ot Lybit
- are ulually reporred robe, the FPear occasioned b.
- the Refection ot the Suns Beams, and the Recen
- tion chereot in the Sand, is incredible co chosecha
- have noc Feltic; Wherebrche AIEBCHIS CACCCI
- Is raritied, IE IS necellarY ThaL THIS COOL AHE MOI
- dense Air Mould run chichermards ro reltore
- squilibrium: This is suppoled ro be the Cause
- Whynear che Coalt ot Guinea che Windalvays set
- in uponche Land, blowins Westerlr instead of F a
- Herlr, chere beine Cusficient Realonto beliere, chay
- che Intand Pares ot africa, are prodisious hor
- ince the Northern Borders chereot rvere (o intem
- Derare, as to sire the Ancienes cause ro conclude
- Thac all berond che Propicts as made uninhabita.
- ble by excels oF Fear
- anothet, bur outwards, rowards che Spectarors Cye
- LuC. the accoun of Wrhirenels, according ro ihe
- Nenrontan LLypochesis OF. LIHL aria C
- oto 15
- Thactis che ResuIE OF the Mixture oF alL POrES O)
- ad Lizbt
- Rars oF Liehtrosethier. Sec Colours
- InEO THE STCEN
- NTLL, OE Last Will. Sec Testament.
- WVIND, ac Sea, cher call brHIBMIS a Strips
- Fleac about, Windins of ber; and wllen he come
- coride at an Letter, II 15 Cdid ro Wina ap: AIIC
- voten ile is under Sail, chey use coeHaITC, LIon
- se rinuo, ac. oonich war Me lies WosckLsCaC
- 50, mathe Boat, is roturm her LACalt aBOUI.
- Conrirents.
- WIND is desind eo be the Scream, Or Curren
- OFthe AIE, and where such Current is perperually
- and AXL I IIS Courte, tis necellarr ac Il Proceed
- From a Peasem mintermitrins C’ausc. NHerc
- Pore lome hare been inclined to propole che Diur
- nal Rocace ot che Carthuxon its Axis, OY Wtich
- 25 the CilobCcaens l’astvards, che loole and Auic
- Parricles ot cu alr, beins lo exceedins st ds
- cher be, are letr behind, (o thac in respect of the
- Farchs surtace, cner more Mellrdras, and be.
- come a conttant Pacterly Wind. Chis Opinion
- Seems Conurmed, For Tharrhese WMas aretou
- don-
- ly near che Lguinocnal, in chole l’arallels oF Lati-
- tude, wvhere che Diurnal Mocion is Cvisrest; but
- ehe ContanE CAHS IN eC ManicK Sea, near thC
- Guinen, ael the Periodical Westerty Monsions
- der ihC Lquator in ene Indian deas, lecl ll
- clare che insusticieney oF chac HIy pochelis.
- Betides, the Rir beins KepEFO EHC LatM by chC
- Equator; the Westerly Winds near the Coast ob
- Principle ot Gravity, vould in Time, acquire chic
- Tame Deoreeot relocur, chac che as dulace
- mores ith, 25 Well in respect of che Diurnal RO-
- ration, a5 oF che Annual about the Sun, which is
- about 30 times svitter.
- le remains cheretore re substiture toule beet
- Cause, capable of producins a like consta cHec
- nocliable to che lame Objections, but delecable rc
- chekno Croverties oE che FleeS O AI alid
- From e lame lause it happens, thac Cete alC
- the Rains, for chis lraet beine placed inthe midale
- becween the Weltertr Winds, blowins on theCoal
- ot Oninea, and che Patterly Frade Winds blovine
- coche Westards chereot, che rendener oF che Ais
- Wacer, and che L. as oF che Motion oF Fluid B0-
- dies. Sucn an one is le secn e e Suns Beams
- uxon the Air and Water, 25 he passes everr Day
- overche Occans, considered rogecher wichrheNa
- turc oF che Soil, and siruarion ot che adjoynins
- (0 constant Calims in that parr OF the Ocean, callec
- hero, I5 inditterenero eicher, and (o Aandsin P qui
- benc armosphere, beins diminithed br the continual
- lon thac che Rir here holas net ene cous rapo
- Theretore, accordins tO ehC LaWS OL Oa
- the AH, wrtich is lels caritied or expandea bs LICal,
- and consequentr more ponderous, mult have a
- Morioh round those Parts chereot, which arc t
- raritied, and less ponderous, eo brins it 10 an A
- quiliorium; also, the Prelence oFche Sun continu.
- ally hifrins eo che Westvards, chac part alus
- erhich che Rir rends, by realon of che Raritaction continued Scream, a5 Fast as ic rarities, and chat
- made br his prearest Meridian Ilear, is wich him beins ascended, ic must disperse ic selF ro prelerre
- carried Westrard, and consequenty che rendencs
- Ot che whole Body oFthelorver Air is chat ar.
- Fhus a general Pasteri Wind isformed, itich
- beins impressed uxon all the Air oF a rast Ocean,
- che Pares impel one che orher, and (0 heer movins
- rillche nexc return of che sun, whereby somuch ol
- che Morion as was lost, is again restored, a
- che Fasterly Wind is made perpetual.
- Fromche lame Principle it Follons, Tharchis Pa
- Aexly Wind Mould on the Norrh- Side OF che Pqua
- caneous Chanse ot che Wind ro che oppolie Poine
- ihe Trade-Winds, leems e0 alture. us; buL Mal
- 5
- librio berween both; and the Weigheof che incum
- conrrary Winds bloins from hence, is rhe Rea-
- Dul aoce Cooi ace cane u. Os CCatoo a
- it receires, bilees se a eg LCainS.
- Freater Crates, Pestes en eule set altut Latied
- ris demonstrarire, chac chis latrer must ascend in 3
- the Legudium Cat Lon ) a CoMtats Currene
- the upper Aix must more from thole Parrs wtere
- the Brcale LICatIS; 10bY 2 Kute et CMeaLIO
- che Norch- Fast Prade-Wind belo, will be atten-
- ded wich a South. Westertr abore, and the South
- Falterly wich a Norch. west Wind abore; chacchis
- is more chan a bare Conjecture, the almost instan-
- Which is Frequeney Found in pastins che Limits on
- coi, bcto che Dorchm aeds ot e Lalt, ane in donch srohich above alt conseno hio Hyvochelo, e
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