Mars in quadrature with Sun, 10 a.m, Jupiter in conjunction with Moon, 5 pam. 6° 19"
Earth in Perihelion, at least distance! from the Sun, 91,97,000 miles, 4 pam. Mars in Aphelion, greatest distance from the Sun, 194100000 miles, Noon, 5, Venus in Aphelion, 67,652,000 miles 6, A'Partial Eclipse of the Sun, in-Visible In China.
Mercury "in conjunction with Moon, Tpm. MO" aS.
Vents in conjunction with Moon, 10 am. V. 0" 9S.
Uranus at a stationary point, 2 pin. Saturn in conjunction with Moon, 10] am. 5.3 59'S.
12, Uranus fin conjunction with Moon, 9 festly seen, and. very beautiful, but Venus being inthe superior or farther part of its orbit, its dise fs smal: nearer the. greatest elongation from the Sun towards the east, when it is an evening Star. of west when it is a morning points the interior or nearer part of
crescent. larger, sharper, and thinmer in thererle ering isa "int Shersnt Breporlon ai nearer fo the orth End apparently to the Sun: @ very sma lender ft should not be looked for after will show, "it. When quite
Sunset or before wuntise, at ley too {ow in the vapour: but, an equatorial Hand will find He in the daylight fine Sbjct and thus, or Ina transit Insts iment, sas een traced.-as mere Granus tu quadrature with Sun, 10] purposes "in "the. day-time: nplessantiy darsiing in a Sark sky. 09 bin Near screens i subdued by 19, A Total Belipse of the Moon, visible "China, 'Say' to beautiful pearly haste 2. Sin enters the constellation Aquarius, 24. Neptune tu conjunction with Moon, Ovam. N.S YN.
{n' conjunction with Moon, midnight. MIN 8° 207
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