( 35 6 )

Ai London ;by Mr. HalUy,tmJ M-Haines.Pb. Coli. n. 5.f. 124.

Af Ballasore,» India; by1Mr. Benj.Hurj. it.

LXVII. 1.

A>i Occa Itatiotlof tht Bnll’sEye at Dant-zick, Jan. 1»st. n. 1681.by M. Heve-iius. Pb. Coli.«V-3- p- 65-

h. / "

7 59 34

8 01 C98 ori z 68 ori 30

- - -81 o

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Attingebat Limbum

Evanuit, Longitudinem Paludis MirltTs ad Bo-ream ab ejus fine Boreo.

=4 02= 2. 26

Boreus Limbus Mtotidis, idem. ALtn.c, eandem. habuere Declinationem cumLoco (ubingressus.

Differentia Declinationum Loci Immersionis & Limbi Lun.t Borei erat,‘ 770 = 13 ' 49 "

9h oz' 58 . Emergebat ab obscuro Limbo, Longitudinem Infula: Majorisab ejus Boreo Termino.

Itineraria per Locum Emcrfionis, ad Boream a Creta ipsius Diametrum, pei*Limbum Boreum Sirbenis , & Montem Climacem , transibat.

9b io' a.6" Luna Diameter ■ ■ — 6791 — 33' 5- z".

z. Ai London, we noted the Immersion at 8^ 6/ 00 7 , and that the Star wasnewly Emcrged at, 9^ z' 52.".

3. Mr. Benj. Harry, Master of the Bcrkely Caftlc, Riding at Anchor inBallasore Road about 20 Miles E. S. E. from the Town, observed that theMoon pafsed to the Northward of the BulCs Eye abeut 24 er 25 Min. andby his Pendulum Watch, Rectify’d by Altitudes and the Rising and Scttingof the Sun, he noted that precisely at iri 1 » oo' the Bull’s Eye was in equalAltitude with the Moons Center, and that at iri 11 30' the Star was in equasiAltitude with the lower Limb of the Moon , and ac 17h 12' the OccidentalLimb of the Moon was in a Right Line with the Bulss Eye and Casella.

Temf.

Observas.

Alt.

h. / "

6 47 00

Palilicium distabat a confinio Lucis & Umbrae tanto

7 37 00

Hiatio quanto Mons Christi removetur a Limbo

Lunae Inferiori.- - ■ --

Stella occulta est ad Mare Syrticum sub Insula Cer-

O /

7 46 00

7 49 3 °

8 46 00

cinna, alto Capite Andromeda ———————

Altitudo Capitis Andromid <e — --- --

Eadem Altitudo---- > ■

Palilicium rursus aftulsit ad Injulam Majorem Ma-

50 3 Z -49 2-748 55

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1 8 $1 00

ris Cassii.

Transiit itaque via ejüs Itineraria, ratione Macu-larum Lunarium , per Mare Syrticum, Montem A-thos , sub, Insula Lemnos, & Montem Dtdymum,sub Sinu Atheniensi , per Fretum Ponticum, atque. Insulam Majorem Maris Caspii.

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