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Sir, The candid reception I met with, when I took the liberty of addressing you in November 1764 by my friend John Ellis, Esq; a case somewhat uncommon, emboldens me, at this time, to communicate part of a letter I have lately received from my son, Fleming Martin, Esq; chief engineer at Bengall, dated 1st october 1765; giving an account of the incredible heat attending that climate, with some other observations, &amp;c.

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XXV. Letter to Mr. Dacosta, Librarian, &amp;c. to the Royal Society, from Mr. William Martin; containing an extract of a letter from his son at Bengal, on the heat of the climate