gio Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
No. CCLXXIV. R. A. i8 h 3 6'" ; Decl. io° 39' S. 
H. C 296 ; Struve, 585; 
7! and magnitudes ; large, white ; small, blue. 
Position. 
O O f 
July 24, 1823. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
90 — 22.57 
22.50 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
l 7 - 5 l 
17* 3 1 
22.40 
Is 
np 
20. 5 j> 
2 4 - 5 
24. oj 
Position — 66° 18' np 
19. 1 f 
17. 8J 
Mean — 23.42 
Distance — 06. 
Mean = 18.44 
Z — — 1.64 
16.80 
Very difficult to measure with the five-feet instrument. 
No. CCLXXV. R. A. i8 h 37™ ; Decl. i° 9' S 
5 Aquilae ; 9 of the 145 ; 
Position. 
90—57.25 
55 - 3 ° 
56.3° 
56.50 
5 6 - J 5 
1 
57 - IO J 
7 and 8 magnitudes. 
June 11, 1823. 
Seven-feet Equatorial 
s f 
Position =5= 33 0 23' sf 
Mean — - 56.37 
June 15, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
Large, white ; small, purple ; a lovely object 
Position. q and 8 magnitudes. 
90- 
-58.20' 
58.25 
59.48 1 
5 6 - 3 ° f 
57 - 30 
5715 J 
H Position ~ 32 0 2' sf 
Mean — 57.58 
