( 39 1 1

d.

h. /

0 / tr

OB. 17

14 10

0 20 9

*

14 17

- --rep.

0 20 12

14 2.1

-■ -again

0 20 14

14 25

Betwixt their Next Limbs-

° 19 44

14 33

Betwixt their Remotes Limbs———

0 20 37

i 5 9

Saturn from the Heel of Castor ■■

48 32 25

15 14

Jupiter from the tarne Star - -

48 45 5

1? 17

rep.

48 45 20

15 20

Saturn from the/ameSMr again—

48 32 20

iS 50

Betwixt their Centers again--

0 20 30

19

17 41

Betwixt their Remote Limbs --

0 26 2

15 45

Their Centers---

0 25 37

>5 47

Their Next Limbs----

O 2pl

22

18 25-

Betwixt their Centers-

O 33 19

18 29

—-rep.

O 33 26

The D ist ance s betwlxt the Planen were mea-ured wit'n the Micrometer andl16 Foot Glaß, from the Fixt Stars with the Sextant .- thäte of.the ix^bymy Atlistant, the rest by my seif.

On the 22 day, the Planet Jupiter was in Consequence of Saturn seme-tbing lese Distant from him than he had been observed on the 5^ day near thefilme hour. Hence the Middle Time, betwixt these Observations is pointediout for the titne of their true Conjunftion, but to dettrmine it n»re accuratc-ly I (hall Examine the Observations made with the Sextant on the seventeenth <day which being nearest the time are most proper für this purpose.

The Correct Longitude of the Heel of Castor now D o° yo 7 42 ;/ . its Iia~-titude yi' 40h South. The Latitude of Saturn by the CarolineTablet jb 7%d'. of Jupiter 4i / 3O 77 . bothNorth..

By the aflumed Latitude of Saturn 56s ao 77 . and hhf Distance froratheHeel of Castor observed and corrected 4S0- 11! ^o". 1 sind their Difference.of Longitude 48° 30' 37". thercfore Saturn in Sl 19° 2p ty"

By the Latitude of Jupitur astutned 41 7 30". and his Distance from' tbo.Star 48° 45' xq/, ‘ their Difference of Longitude.48 0 43', y6 77 - and JupitersPlace in Sl, 190 34' 39".

Henoe Jupiter s Place in Consequence ot Saturns 13' ao // . witbwhieh and.the Distance of . their Centers observed, the tarne night 20 7 1 1". I sind thetrue Difference of their Latitudes 15' rd f but half a Minute Different fron»,what I affumed ie\on the Authority of the T ables.

The Apparent Motion cf Jupiter from the 14 to the 18 day of 'OEhiber byan Ephemeris exactly calculated and made agreeable to these observations i?29 77i6 , \‘ of Saturn 15^ Ql". both. Direct, hence- the Motion of Jupiter from»Sutura- in four. days is 14'' 15"! I sey therefore. ai 4 days Motion or 14/'

is!'. da,