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3 Obfer. April 25. The firil fatellite of Jupiter 
emerged at 1 1 hours, 46 minutes, 50 feconds. Ob- 
ferved by us both. 
May r. The feveral furveying parties difperfed 
round this Iiland, to finifh the furvey, and take the 
latitudes of all the moft remarkable places; of which 
the refult is ; 
At Louilburg and Iiland Battery, the latitude is 
45 ° 54 ' North. 
Cape North, latitude 47 0 2' North. 
St. Paul’s Iiland, North cove, latitude 47 0 1 1' 
North. 
The entrance of Dartmouth Harbor or Baye des 
EJpagncls, latitude 46° 13' North. 
Conway or St. Anne’s Harbor, latitude 46° 20' 
North. 
The North head of Colviles Bay, or Niganiche, 
latitude 46° 44' North. 
Auguii 4. I returned to Louilburg, to obferve the 
eclipfe of the Sun on the day following. This 
eclipfe appeared here perfe&ly annular ; but I could 
only obferve the undermentioned circumftances, as my 
large telefcope and micrometer were out of order. 
I obferved with the telefcope fixed to my quadrant 
or equal altitude inftrument ot two feet long reverting 
the objects ; and Mr. Thomas Watts obferved with 
one ofDollond’s, four feet long. 
During the time of obfervation, the fky was very 
clear, and I took fix equal altitudes, to examine the 
clock. 
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The beginning of the eclipfe 12 38 40 
The ring formed 2 8 48 
The ring opened 2 12 6 
End of the eclipfe 3 33 50 
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