382 A/t.Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
No. CCCXLV. R. A. 22 h 17™ ; Deck i7°39' S. 
41 of the 145 ; 53 Aquarii ; Struve, 752 ; 
Nearly 
equal ; 6 and 6-t magnitudes. 
Position. 
October 11, 1823. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
9 ° — 55* °1 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
30. 8q 
56. 2 
np 
29. 8 | 
55.58 ;>s 
31. 8 >S 
5 6 -30 1 
Position = 33 0 57 ' np 
30 . 7 | 
56-4 5J 
30. 6 J 
Mean — 56. 3 
Distance = 9" .853. 
Mean 
= 30-74 
Z = 
+ 0.46 . 
31.20 
Position 
O O 1 
90 — 56.20 
57 - 3 
59. o 
5745 
57-55 
58.15. 
Mean — 57.43 
October 16, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
np 
7 and magnitudes. 
Position = 32 0 37' np 
Distance = 10". 2 10. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
3 1 - 71 
33 - 8 ! 
30. o 
3 1. 8 
33 - 4 I 
32. oj 
Mean rz 32.12 
Z az -f- 0.21 
32.33 
Measures difficult from low altitude. 
At the time of measuring was not known to be 41 of the 145. 
Mean. 
Position 3 0 7' np ; Distance ld'.ogz ; Epoch 1 823.86. 
