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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.te

perfoD. 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.re

four

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.ey

in 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.me

of • genu, of

folIil s, ot (he

cl.ns

01

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·