A Grecian named Erostratus being ambitious of a name, and finding he could not obtain it by any laudable enterprize, resolved to do it by an act of the highest villainy, and therefore destroyed by fire the famous temple of Diana at Ephesus, in the year 398, from the foundation of Rome. A pile of building that for the excellency of it, was reckoned among the wonders of the universe. His confessing his design in being the incendiary, was to render his name immortal: The Ephesians, by a law forbid the citizens from ever naming him, to disappoint him of the glory he sought after; but were mistaken in their politics, for the record continued what they endeavoured to abolish.


NEW-YORK.


MARRIED,

A few days since in this city, Mr. H. de Bernard, jun. late of the island of St. Lucie, in the West-Indies, to the widow Tronson, of this city.


METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS.

From the 14th to the 20th inst.

Days of the
Month.
Thermometer observed at
8, A.M. 1, P.M. 6, P.M.
Prevailing
winds.
OBSERVATIONS
on the WEATHER.
deg.100deg.100deg.1008.1.6.8.1.6.
Aug 1475837580sw.w.do.clear, lt. wind,do.do.
15677368w.do.se.cloudy,lt. wind,clear,
16677468se.do.do.clear, lt. wind,do.do.
17647067se.do.do.clear, lt. wind,do.do.
18677370se.do.do.cloudy,lt. wind,clear.
19737875se.do.do.cloudy,lt. wind,rain
20737978se.do.do.cloudy,lt. wind,clear