%g6 Mr. Herschel’s and Mr. South's observations of the apparent 
No. CCLXII. R. A. i8 h i m ; Decl. 26° f N. 
100 Herculis ; III. 41 ; Struve, 567 ; 
Very nearly equal; 6th magnitude. 
June 15, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
sp or nf 
Position. 
o / 
87 - 35 ~ 
88. 3 
88.45 f-S 
87.15 
88.11 
Mean = 87.58 
Position. 
Mean — 87.13 
Position = 87°58' sp or nj 
Distance = 14". 410 
Seven-feet Equatorial. 
Same night. 
Position =87°i3' sp or nf 
Distance = 14". 152 
Mean zz 45.76 
Z = — 0.13 
45- 6 3 
Distance. 
Parts. 
58 - 51 
58. 2 
59. o 
59. 8 I 
58. 8J 
u 
Mean = 58.86 
Z =: 0.00 
Mean result. 58.86 
Position 87° 35' nf ox sp ; Distance 14".28i ; 1823.46. 
No. CCLXIII. R. A. i8 h ; Decl. i8°49' S. 
7 and 10 
Anonyma (Nova) ; 
magnitude ; large, white ; 
small, blue. 
Position. 
Distance. 
O / 
July 11, 1823. 
Parts. 
77 - 35 ) 
78.30 is 
Seven-feet Equatorial. 
231. 2^ 
229. 0 ( 
78.45 > 
nj 
232. 7 f 
Mean ~ 78.17 
Position = 78° 17' nf 
231. 0 J 
Mean zz 230.97 
Distance = 55". 252. 
Z ~ — i.sS 
229.79 
