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Mr . pigott’s Account of a Nebula, & c. 83 
Its light being exceedingly weak, I could not fee it in the 
two-feet telefcope of our quadrant, fo was obliged to determine 
its declination likewife by the tranfit inftrument. This deter- 
mination, however, I believe, may be depended upon to two mi- 
nutes : hence its declination north is 22 0 53"?* The diameter 
of this nebula I judged to be about two minutes of a degree. 
I am, See, 
E. PIGOTT. 
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