( 440 ) 
H The Fallopian Fuhe on the right Side, whofe 
Extremity opens into the Sacculus formed from 
■ the Ovary. 
I The Sacctilus GxttndAng itfelf behind the Uterus % 
wherein we found the Placenta and feveral lace- 
rated Membranes; and’ from whence there was 
a large Opening into the Return, 
Fig. II. 
Shews the Inhde of the Sacculus and its Aperture 
into the Return. 
A The Inteftine. 
B The Sacculus adhering to it. 
C The Opening from the Sacculus into the Return. 
D The Membranes found within the Sacculus. 
E The Vagina turned to the Right. 
II. An ExtraSl of a Letter from Mr. William 
Stevenfon to Benj. Hoadly, M, T>. F. S, 
Containing an Account of an ObferVation of an 
EcUpfe of the Moon^ on July xp, 1729, mads 
in Barbados by Mr* * Scevenfon’i Brother. 
‘ U E took care to regulate a very good Clock, and 
X X ‘ brought it to true Time about 14 Days 
* before the Eclipfe. On the Day it happened, he 
‘ faw the Sun fet, and found the Clock right, accord- 
* ing to the mean Time, Refraflion allowed. At the 
‘ Beginning of the Eclipfe, the Moon was clouded. 
* At 7 H. 18 M. (in the Evening) apparent Time, 
* he faw the Moon z Digits Eclipfed, about 30 Degr. 
