48 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South's observations of the apparent 
u Piscium continued. 
Position 
0 0 / 
90—24.39- 
2 4-35 
25. 4 
24.49 
24.23 
24 > l 5 J 
Dec. 16, 1821. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
np 
Position = 65°. 2$ np 
Distance — - 5". 448 
Distance. 
Parts. 
16. o' 
18. 0 
18. 5 
17. 6 > 
16. 5 
17. 8 
18. 2^ 
Mean ™ — 24.37 
Mean = 17.5 1 
Z ~ — 0.26 
Mean result. 
17-25 
Position 6 rf 33' np ; Distance 5".428 ; 1821.93 
That this star has undergone no appreciable change, the 
following statement of earlier observations will show. 
Position. 
67° 23' np ; H. First Catalogue. 1781.79 
63 o np ; Ditto Account of changes, &c. 1802.08 
70 48 np ; Struve, Additamenta, p. 182 1819 .9 
Distance. 
5 f/ .i23. Herschel. 1st Catalogue. 1781.79 
The mean of the angles of 1781 and 1802, agrees closely 
with our own. M. Struve's is doubtless too large. 
