City of ST. AUGUSTINE, in the Territory of East Florida. Lat. 29° 48′ 30" N. Long. 81° 35′ W.

D South at Ap. o 11' 16.23". At greatest obscuration 11' 1.49''.

City of SAVANNAH, in the County of Chatham, and State of Georgia. Lat. 32° 2' N. Long. 81° 3′ W.

The Capitol in the City of WASHINGTON, in the District of Columbia, the Metropolis of the United States. Lat.* 38° 52′ 45′′ N.

55' 30'' W.

Beginning of the Eclipse
Apparent Conjunction
Greatest Obscuration
End of the Eclipse

S. D. not corrected.] S. D. corrected.

h. m. S.
6 44 56 M.

h. m. 8.

Long.* 70°

6 45 6 M.

Duration of the Eclipse

D South at Ap. ♂ 18′ 28.39". At greatest obscuration 18′ 6.50".

* Doubtful.

Duration of Total Darkness

City of ST. JAGO, in the Southeasterly part of the Island of Cuba. Lat. 19° 57′ N. Long. 76° 5' W.

Beginning of the Eclipse
Beginning of Total Darkness
Nearest Ap. of Centres
Apparent Conjunction
End of Total Darkness
End of the Eclipse

At the Nearest Dist. of North Limbs (not cor.) 53.29"

(cor.) 55.09"

Approach of

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The apparent motion of the Moon in latitude in this eclipse is very great; at St. Jago, at the beginning it exceeds 8" in a minute.

OCCULTATIONS IN 1832.

Occultations of the Planets, and Occultations of, and Appulses to, Stars of not less than the fifth magnitude at Boston, in 1832, in Mean Time for the Meridian of Boston.

[Those marked with a* will be Occultations at Charleston, and those with a † in some part of Europe.]

** The semidiameter of the Moon was diminished 1.5" for irradiation.

h. m.

Jan. 12th, 0 34 M. Nearest Ap. D to 2 Ceti✶0′37′′ South of D.

D's S. D. at Im. 16′ 20.22"; at Em. 16' 18.91"; h's S. D. 9.86''.

D's S. D. at Im. 15' 55.68"; h's S. D. 8.16".

† June 14th, 9h. 40m. A. Nearest Ap. D to o

Immersion
Emersion

June 18th. Occultation of 8 vs.

10' North of the D.

D's S. D. at Im. 14′ 54.19'; at Em. 14' 55.09".

June 26th, 3h. 5m. M. Nearest Ap. D to a 81'. 22" South of the D.

Nearest Approach D to at 10h. 51' 54" A. Distance of Centres then 15' 3.45". D's S. D. then 15' 3.49". An error therefore of only 1" in the latitude of the D or *, will either prevent an occultation or cause it to be of considerable duration.

September 14th, 9h. 40m. A. Nearest Ap. D to f 81 South of D.

Immersion
Emersion

Oh. Om.. 7.7s. M. 0' 44.1" > North of the Centre.
0 54 57.2
5 29.7 South

D's S. D. at Im. 16′ 8.03"; at Em. 16' 10.89".

h. m.

Oct. 11th, 0 14 M. Nearest Ap. D to 2 Ceti

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3h.52m. 2.9s. M. 11' 55.9" South of the Centre.

Immersion

Star sets eclipsed

Dec. 6th, 9h. 5m. A. Nearest Ap. D to 28 8 4

North of D.

Occultations of the Planets, and Occultations of, and Appulses to, Stars, of not less than the fifth magnitude, in 1832, at Charleston, South Carolina, in Mean Time for the Meridian of Charleston.

[Those marked with a will be Occultations in Boston, and those with a † in some part of Europe.]