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SECTION V. - ASTRONOMIE SPHÉRIQUE.

11254 SALMON, W.

A table for finding tbe latitude from thealtitude of the polar star, observed at anyhour in the northern hemisphere .

8°, London , 1850.

11255 BOILEAU, J. X. A.

À collection of tables, astronomical, meteo-rological, and magnetical, also for determi-ning the altitudes of mountains.

4», Umballa , 1850.

11 25G SANCUEZ y CEBQUERO, J.

Explicacion de las tablas de navegacion yastronomia nautica de J. de Mendoza y Rios.4°, Madrid , 1851.

11 257 DOMKE, F.

Nautische, astronomische und logarith-mische Tafeln, nebst Erklarung und Ge-brauchs-Ànweisung für die PreussischenNavigations-Schulen.

8°, Berlin , 1852.

8°, Berlin , 1856.

8», Berlin , 1862.

8», Berlin , 1865.

8», Berlin , 1860.

8°, Berlin , 1874.

8", Berlin , 1879.

8», Berlin , 1885.

11 258 FOURNIER, C. F.

Manuel du caboteur.

8°, Paris , 1855; 4 pl. « Nouvelle édition, entiè-rement refondue, suivie des principales tablesastronomiques nécessaires aux navigateurs. »

11259 WARD, E. C.

New lunar tables, for correcting theapparent distance of the Moon from the Sun,tixed star, or planet, for the eff'ect of refrac-tion and parallax.

8°, New York , 1855.

Voyez le n° 11 214.

Traduction.

Neue Mond-Tafeln zur Berichtigung der

scheinbaren Distanz des Mondes von derSonne, eines Fixstern oder Planeten hin-sichtlich Refraction und Parallaxe (par E. F.J. Huwald).

8°, Hamburg, 1857.

II 2GO TUXEN, G. E.

Nautiske, astronomiske og logarithmisketabeller.

8°, Kjobenhavn, 1856.

11261 * * *

Natural versed sines from 0° to 125°, andlogarithmic versed sines from 0° to 135°,or O' 1 to 9 h , used in computing lunar dis-tances for the Nautical Almanac.

Fol., London , 1856.

112G2 SHARE, J. SI.

Tables for ascertaining a ship’s distancefrom the summit of high land, having takenits altitude above the sea horizon with asextant.

4», London , 1856.

11265 LIN DS A Y, J. B.

The chrono-astrolabe, containing a full setof astronomical tables.

8°, London and Dundee, 1858.

Il 264 CAMERON, P.

The variation and déviation of the compassrectified by azimuth and altitude tables fromthe equator to the latitude of 80 degrees;also by the azimuth and altitude tables arefound in the true position of a ship at sea,the error of the chronometer and the longi-tude; likewise a treatise on magnelism andthe déviations of the compass in iron ships,and the method of observing and correctingthem by magnets.

8°, London , 1850; 90 pages.

8°, London , 1865.

8", London , 1868; vu + 152 pages.