The Reading Rail-Road : its advantages for cheap transportation of coal, as compared with the Schuylkill Navigation and Lehigh Canal. Nos. I to VIII.

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Tables requisite to be used with The nautical ephemeris, for finding the latitude and longitude at sea. First published in London by order of the Commissioners of longitude. To which are now added, the most useful astronomical tables by Maskelyne, La Lande, Robertson, Vince, Mackay, Mendoza Rios, De Borda, &c., with many new problems explaining their use.

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The geographical guide : a poetical nautical trip round the island of Great-Britain, with entertaining and illustrative notes, in prose : descriptive of its principal ports, havens, rivers, creeks, and inlets, cities, towns, forts, and mountains, &c. &c. &c and a particular description of the general appearance of the country, as viewed from the sea.

Theatrum oceani on p. 71.

The practice of navigation and nautical astronomy,

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A practical introduction to spherics and nautical astronomy; being an attempt to simplify those useful sciences. Comprising new projections and calculations for finding the latitude and longitude.

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A description of two new instruments, by which astronomers & nautical men may ascertain their correct distance from any known meridian, etc. With an appendix.

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The new American practical navigator : being an epitome of navigation; containing all the tables necessary to be used with the nautical almanac, in determining the latitude, and the longitude by lunar observations, and keeping a complete reckoning at sea; illustrated by proper rules and examples ... dictionary of sea terms; and the manner of performing the most useful evolutions at sea: : with an appendix, containing methods of calculating eclipses of the sun and moon, and occultations of the fixed stars ... /

Three pages at end contain a publishers' advertisement.

The new American practical navigator : being an epitome of navigation; containing all the tables necessary to be used with the Nautical almanac, in determining the latitude and the longitude by lunar observations; and keeping a complete reckoning at sea ... The whole exemplified in a journal kept from Boston to Madeira ... With an appendix, containing methods of calculating eclipses of the sun and moon, and occultations of the fixed stars /

Campbell 10. First issue with plates dated 1826.

Tables requisite to be used with The nautical ephemeris for finding the latitude and longitude at sea.

Preface signed: Nevil Maskelyne, astronomer royal.