S E
e
571 )
S E
e
~u,ntity, ~nd
fiop
l1p
your canos uru. l, till you hav< oc·
ca(jr,n to
broa~h
Ir.
For th< ebbing antI flowin g of the reJ, r« AS TRO·
NOMY ,
P.4 73'
SEAM t::S ,
fu eh as are
refuved
to
rerve
[he king. or
(l,he~
perloos, at (ea, who rncly not
dt"p04n widl\JUl
Jicenlt",
oc.
Seamen flghting .
qllarrelllOg,
or
Ill.•klng
any
JL!".
tu rb,iOce ,
m ~y
bl! puollhed
by
Il,e com' lIllinners
\lf
lhe
navy with fi ne anct Impnfonmeol . Regiltered
fetlml O
are exem pted (roro fer.ving in
fll1 y
parifh
oflice.
&c.
and
are allowed bouOIy.money uefides Iht ir
payo
By
,he law
of mcrchants, 1he fea-men
oi
a ...erreI are accDuntable
tO
(he m..llu or commander, and
Ihe
ma:ll!r
tO lhe owner5,
and rhe
owners
to
Ihe
merclunts, for
d.tm;¡,ge
{urlained
eirher
by
negligence or
olherwlfe.
Where a
reaman
is
hi r~d
ror
a voyage, aud he
ddens
ir before
it
15
cnded,
he n..1I lofe hlS
\V.~es;
and in
e.re. Otip b,
1011
by a
tempdl, or in a fiorOl,
the
feamen lofe thelr wages, as
well
as
the
owners
thcir
freight.
S EAFORD, a pon. town of Sufre", fitll ated on the En ·
ghlh channe!.
(~\'en
miles fouth of L e\ves.
1t
fends
lWO
members
tO
parliament.
S EAL, a
puncheon,
or
piece
of metal. or other mat ter,
ufually either round
or
ova l, whereon are engraven
the
arm~,
device,
Oc.
of fome prince,. fl:ate, community,
magif1:rate
or
priv.teperfoD. olten with
a
legend
or
fub,
{criplion, the impreffion whereof in wax ferves
tO mcake
aéts . inflruments,
&c.
aúthendc.
S EA
L
is , Ifo ur,·d fo r the
w."
or lead, and the impre!lion
Ihereoo,
~ffixed
lO
Ihe
tlllng
Ce•
.Jed.
SI A L ,
in SCOIS law.
S~e
LJ\w, Tic xii 25.
SEALER, an officer in ehaneery . ppointed by the lord
chancellor or keeper of the great
(e,,1
10
feal
the writs
and
inftruments
lhere
made
in
his
preCence.
S EALlNG, in architeé'ture, the fixing a piece of \Youd or
iroo in a
wall
with pl.tHer, monar, cement,
Ic.ad, and
other roltd bindiDg. For /laple., hinges and join.., pla.
(ler is very proper,
SEAL1 NG \YA X. See WAX.
S EAM or SEME
of
corno
IS.
meafure of eight bu!hels.
Su M
ofg/afi ,
the quantity of
110
pound ur 24 flones taeh
n.e pounds weight. The feanl of wood is an horre.load .
SEAR
CL o rH , Of CERE._CLOTH, in
furgery,
a
form
of
external
remedy
fornewhal
hucler
than
an
ungul'ot.
yet
f"rter than an empl.!Ier. thotlgh ir is Irequently urca both
for lhe
one
and
lhe
Olber.
T he-
fe2 r-clolh is
alwAys
CUpa
pofed to have wax in
its
compoíition,
wlllch ddlingu files
. and
even dcnominatcs
it.
In effcét, whcn a linlmt'nt or
ungl1cnt has
WdX
enough
in
it,
it does nOI diffcr from a
fe.r.cloth .
SEAS IN, in a (hi p, tne name of a rope by whieh the boat
rides by the !hip's fide when in harbou r,
&c.
SEASUNS,
in
cofmngraphy,
certain
poruoos
Of quarters
of (he year,
d ftl nguinll!d
by
lhe
(j~ns
whit':h Ihe earth
thcn
enters, or
by
lhe
meridian altlludes of the
lun,
con–
fequent on which are ddT<,; ren t temperalUres
of
the
air,
diffc:rcnt works in
tiJl ..
ge.
&c.
T he year is Jlvlded
ioto
( OUT
C("dCons
fpClng lummc:r, autumn, and
wjn~er.
Sce
A STRO"OM Y. p. 546.
·SI .
SEBASTI AN,. pun town
ofSp.in, in the prnvince of
Bifc.ty.
and
('~r
Itory
Il(
GUlpUCCU.I:
íitudted
lit
\V.
long .
, ° 50',
N .
1" 43
0
31'.
S ECALE, R
y
E,
io butdOy, a s<nus of tbe triaodria digy.
ni:t c1ars. The
involu..:r-tlill
confins of two Icaves, and
conlil. ns (wo fl nwel!l .
J
here are rour fplClC::5.
ooly
one
of th,, 01 .
vh .
tht.
vilJofum , or wooJ rye·cr",Cs, a nauve
of
Hrititlo.
For
th ::.
"reÓllla,
or cúmm(ln
r)'t
clduvated
in
our
fidds, lee
("\~k. I CUl.TURE.
('.6 1,
SECANr.
10 f;(omtt ry, 15" IlIIe thal
cuts
another, or
di·
\'hlcs Ir ioto two
Pttl lS
SEC.l:. u E RS, a
(, él
uf P rdbyterians, who dilfented fro m
the t lt.:lhl.lhed cI,ur..:l, Uf &colla nd in Ihe yeélr 1733,
The
fullowing
cl rcu mll., on.
g"vt.
nl~
10
tllls (eét.
M ..
rr.
~I
O<.lne.
Wdfon Mor,cridr
dnJ
F.(her. m'lutlers cA tl.e: l.n urch
of
S COlh¡¡,d,
obHin1"tely retuleJ,
lor
C
... ver.tI ye¡,¡rs,
10 0-
bey the dec,"on, o' the G en«,1 Afrembly with regard tO
th . (ettlf mt. nt o'
1010iHl IS
agreeably
10
Iht"
lilW
ot patro–
nage: Fur lh 's opt.n
<:oo((.ml't
Of
author,."
lhe
Alft:nl–
bJy,
a{(cr
mJI.y a··d
rept'al~d
admoniuo" 5,
wer~
al
Jan
obJ,ged tOejt{l th,m trem thei ,
r.fp<éhve eh.rges. T
h.refour
ck,
gyml.'n, when '\hc:y faw
m..
Il~1S
canied lhis
length IOtmedlately
complcl1ned of perCecu tion , prufell'ed
UOCOlllOlan faoéhty and a.. llerity
oC
OIanners; aod
cned
out
that Ihe:
church
was
vver-run
Wilh
various errors,
fu ch
as, a
com pllance
wllh
the lt1.w of
patronage ,
the
t.ndernd, of the alrembly tOP,ofelf.m S mfon d"" Comp.
belJ, who
\l/ere
accutt'd
of ATlan anO
A .minl:1 n
herelit.'!J;
and
a multituáe
of
prattt
al devlatioflS
from
Ihe cuye–
" anled rcform"lIon
of
~cothind:
T hey
even
invel&ht'd
againlt the conJuét of .he
J!ovel
nment for {helr ready ad ...
m¡{lion of m.d lgnant ami wlcked meo loto pl<lct's of Irutl
in tht'
army
:wd
It.ue: fOI the 10oCe. and un)¡nn,ed reno–
ratiuo
of
eh.uies
11 .
to the throne . lor \he rettoration
of
prel.eyin Er.gldnd, whtCh h3d been lulemoly abjured ;
for
l eUorln~
thl.', IUPlfO:itious Ch rdl Olas
VdCitnce
t
for
lhe
rt' peolol th :
pt'ncllla\\'s
againH
wiuho,
6c.
ec.
T heCe
ttllngs,
jOlned to the poplllar
tctl~nts
of
turne.
of rhe a ...
bovt nuclflers,
~Iarmed
lh!.: nllnd:a
of
OIany
well.meaOl ng
people:, . nd
in
a
fe;: w
years procured a numerous train of
fodowers. E latfd
\Vllh
thls unexpeékd
(UCCe;:f5,
they
fuon
Cpht
intu
( \VO
pcaltles.
The
chief poiDt
ot
Cunten
arnong ¡he
leaders
ot
I"IS
feét was
lance,
ning lhe
I"wfu~
" efs of
\Yhal
IS
called
the
b...
rgeCs~oath
j
.lnd
hence ' he
one
pilrty
havt;:
ever
lince
been
callt.'d
Burgl" rJ,
and
lhe
o' her
AlJliburgh('r¡.
Thls oi\'ifion
0 ..
tura1ly we kened
their
c,:tU(e,
and diminifhed thelr number, whlch
Hill
{etms
tO
be
upon
the dechne.
SECOM I.!E, in ndtural hiJlory, the
n.meof • genu, of
folIil s, ot (he
cl.ns01
the:
kpt.u
I:t:,
Ihe
chJr~ctfr!J
of
which
a:e; that
they
are
boJles of
a
dufky hu,t', d,vlded
by
fepta ,
or partitions
of
a
I
parry nloltler,
1010
I\. v\.
I
,,1
more
or
lefs reglll. r portiom,
of a
mo..!atttel y
Ii rOl
te~·
ture, nOI gi\'ing
I1re
wlth
lIeel, but
fermenllng
Wllh
acid
rntnllru<4
dnd
eafily calclnlng.
'r he fl.'p["r.z of IhlS
genu:.
are, of
a1l
others.
the mofi
comOlon .. ou
are what ha\'c beeo
known
o)' lhe! huir
~x
prdli ...
e, or nufl aken ncaOlt.S
of
the ""axen vein, or ludus
hdmontii . W e have
m~ny
Ipecles of the!fc
blldles
cum–
mun among
us o
01 Ihe
WlllU(h
or
brownifh
k¡nds we
have
thlrtc..cn
j
of the
ydlowlfh
live; olod uf \he fcrrugl–
oeuus
ones,
tuur .
SECOND, in
~eometry,
ehronol0!'J',
6c .
the fix".eth par!
oJ a
pnOlc
or ",iI'tUI.:,
wht'th~1
01
rI
JC';.!rt'e, or of ao huur.
SL(' O NO .
in mufi rk.
one of the
muli~.d
intlr\'.ds: be!ln¡;:
only dle
ddft. I
c.. lll°1.'
b~·I \\e.('n
any Cound
aDd
lhe
Dt..Xt
ncar ...
dl fouDd, whetber abu.. ur bdow
¡l.
SECüN·