John Worsdale - Genethliacal Astronomy

CELESTIAL
OR
CONTAINING
THE ONLY TRUE METHOD OF
MADE PLAIN AND EASY.
By John AVorsdale, Astronomer,

Near the Cathedral, Lincoln.
PuWislictl by Messrs. Longman, & Co. 47 Patomostor Row,

Ijomlon ; and may be bad ol the Author, or Printer,
and all Booksellers in the United Kingdom.
M. KKYKORTII, PRINTER, LINCOLN.
CONTENTS.
This Work contains an exposition of the Errors of all Ancient and Modern
Authors, impartially stated, proving that no Original Works on this depart-
ment of Astronomy, have been published in this Kingdom for several Centu-
ries past, and that all Modem Publications on Nativities, which have yet
been given to the World, are pirated from Ancient Authors, with a develope-
ment of their erroneous operations, and Judgmentin Directional Motion, &c.
including the Names of all piratical Authors, who have dishonored this
celestial science by their inexplicable principles and practice.
The pristine elements of calculating nativities, and the true

Methodof delivering Judgmentin all cases, are clearly demonstrated in this
Work, divested of eveiy fallacious hypothesis, with a concise illustration of
the Computations of all mundane directions, and Parallels by direct,
rapt, and converse motion, comprising the most correct Rules, and
demonstrableExamplesfor Computing all Arcs of Directions in the zodiac,
which are proved in the Calculations of thirtt remarkable modern
nativities, never before published; includingthc Geniture of the infant
duke de bordeaux. All those who are disposed to Study this department
of Astronomy, may refer to the exemplary Computations given in full, by
attending to which, they will be qualified to Calculate all the Arcs of Direc-
tions in any Nativity, with accuracy and expedition, and also ascertain
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llieir various Effects in the different Terms and Constellations, &c. by which
all important Events, during any person's Life, are accurately discovered,
and previously ascertained. Many Examples for practice are given in this
VVork, computed in full, from new astronomical tables, accordingto (lie
present Ecliptical Obliquity, exemplifying the influence of tho Celestial
Bodies on Man, comprising the established Method of selecting and direct-
ing the True Apheta, in any Nativity, in Examples of Life and Death.
The Precepts are interspersed with copious strictures, practical and scientific,
comprehending the Stellar Causes of the retardation, frustration, and
acceleration of the Effects of all Primary Directions, with a dissertation on
Directional Motion in all its parts, which may be proved by the use of the
Celestial Globe, or Spherical Trigonometry. To which are added, conciso
Rules for delivering Judgment on the revolutions op kinqdoms
and states; including correct precepts for computing solar and
lunar eclipses, for any number of Years past or to come, with Examples
containing the Calculations; and also the Elements of the great Eclipse
of the Sun, on the 15th of May 1S3C. New tables of the Poles of lire
Houses, and those of Declination, Right Ascension, and Ascensional Differ-
ence, arc given in this Work, and likewise all those new and valuable Tables
of Oblique Ascension, computed by the Author, accordingto (lie present
Obliquity of the Ecliptic, from one to sixty Eegrees of Latitude, compri
ing those Calculated for the principal Cities, and Towns in England, Scot-
land, France, Ireland, and North America, which were never before publish-
ed in this Kingdom.
THE
AUTHOR'S ADDRESS
TO
THE READER
Many improvements have been made in ail

age«, for promoting and adi ancing useful arts and
sciences, which merit the approbation of an im-
partial community; but in the present age, the
divi ne science ol Genethliacal Astronomy has been
neglected, and in a great measure discnuntenan-
ced, in consequence of the numerous errors and
notorious contradictions which are recorded in the
pi rated works of all A uthors. Many have applied
themselves to this Celestial Study, but have soon
been defeated, because they were not able to ob-
tain a competent knowledge of its primitive prin-
ciples, having nothing to attend to but delusive
Theorems, multifarious processes, and inexplici-
ble Problems void of legal demonstration, which
have plunged them into a Labyrinth of insur-
mountable error and confusion. Thus it becomes
evident to every enlightened mind, that this sub-
lime science, as it is now generally studied, and
practised, must be considered as a most disgusting
and contemptible study, because its advocates and
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professors have not produced any of those substan-

tial and indubitable proofs, which are required to
place this useful, and interesting branch of sacred
literature, high in public estimation ; for no mo-
dern examples have yet been given, which are
deemed sufficient to establish the verity of Stellar
power on mankind, neither are there any mani-
fest facts on record, that are competent to convince
the unbelievers, of the truth of Astronomical com-
putations, and predictions; but in this work I
presume I have unveiled all those flagrant abuses,
and delusive chimeras, with which the Volumes
of all piratical Authors abound, and having so done
by authentic examples founded on facts, which
cannot be confuted, I flatter myself that my feeble
exertions, will be productive of establishing the
truth and utility of this sacred and much injured
science, and once more restore it to the summit
of its ancient respectability and splendour.
It is well known that this branch of Astronomi-
cal literature, was sanctioned and practised in the
earliest ages, by the most august and learned per-
sonages, whose worksexhibitnumerous interest-
ing and important truths relative to the effects of
Sideral power; but though the laudable and in-
defatigable researches, of those literary and sci-
entific characters, were attended with consummate
success, yet all those who are Students in this de-
partment of Astronomy, ought to know that there
are several works, which if adhered to, will con-
stantly mislead them in all their operations and
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judgment. The Authors of the works I allude

to, are Gadbury, Coley, Parker, White and Sibly.
These pirates have dishonoured this predictive
science by the fallacious innovations, and notori-
ous prevarications which pollute their pages; th y
have multiplied the most flagrant errors in direc-
tional motion and judgment, which ought to have
been deposited in the confines of oblivion, for it
is plain from their pirated works, that they were
deficient in Astronomical calculations. The true
method of directing a significator to its promittor
in Mundo, by direct and converse motion, was
u nk now n to them, becau se they did not u nderstand
the Rapt motion of the Earth, and doctrine of the
sphere in all its parts. Their Tables and Arcs
of directions are all incorrect, and their division
of the Heavens are also false, delusive and unde-
monstrable, which I have proved by the examples
given in this work. They have absurdly invented
many vague motions of the Celestial Bodies that
have no existence, being remote from truth, which
the most correct Astronomical computations, and
use of the Celestial Globe are incompetent to ex-
plain.
A Work entitled, "an illustration of Astrology",
waspirated and published by Mr. E. Sibly, about
thirty years ago, which has done incalculable
injury to this noble science. In many cases he
has given precepts forcomputingdirections, which
he has abandoned in his operations, he has also
detracted most of the Nativities from Gadbury's
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collection; with all the erroneous calculations and

judgment of that Author, which have been very
ably exposed, and refuted, more than a century
ago, by Mr. John Partridge, in his valuable En-
glish works called Opus Reformatum, and Defectio
Geniturarum, the compilation of those volumes
will immortalize his name, and exhibit his superior
talents in this department of Astronomy, to gene-
rations yet unborn.
The Works of Mr. William Lilly on Horary
questions, and on the subsequent mutations of the
World, are interesting and of considerable impor-
tance to all genuine students in this celestial sci-
ence, and though the Author was unacquainted
with the true method of d.rectional motion in
Nativities, and the correct division of the Hea\ens
by duplicate horary times, yet he certainly was
the greatest professor of the Mundane, and Ho-
rary departments of this science, that ever wrote
in the English language ; his precej ts and judg-
ment pro^.e his abilities to every unprejudiced
reader. The Works of Mr. John Partridge, and
Mr. William Lilly, are of more value than all
others that have been published in this Kingdom;
but if the industrious Students are disposed to
purchase the works of other Authors, which are
altogether a confused heap of rubbish, they are
at liberty to do so, as Booksellers may always be
found, who will be very ready and willing to sup
ply their customers with works on Nativities, at
enormous prices, if the deluded purchasers think
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pi-oper to dispose of their cash for articles that are

of no use, or value whatsoever.
About twelve years ago, Mr. Thomas White
published a work called, "The Celestial Intelli-
gencer," which is a wretched compilation of bor-
rowed, and stolen trash, collected from the works
of most of the pirates 1 have mentioned. The
truth is, his work does not contain fifty pages of
his own composition; his Arcs of directions are
all notoriously falsa, and his judgment inco-
herent and absurd; he has given the most incon-
sistent examples to prove, that the Planets, after
they have passed the Ascendant and Midheaven,
return back, contrary to the regular order of na-
ture, and the distance of the Stars from those
Angles, he is pleased to stile Arcs of Directions;
by these and other ridiculous, and whimsical no-
tions, the industrious Students are misguided, and
continually deceived in their practice, thus when
a Man is disposed to transcribe and pirate the
works of the living, or the dead, combined with
new inventions void of truth, his own inability
then becomes manifest to an impartial community
and his works will ever record his ignorance and
lolly.
Mr. James Wilson has lately published a Dic-
tionary of Astrology, in which he has given all
the fallacious precepts, false terms, and preposte-
rous innovations of the transcribers before quoted.
The errors and contradictions which he has re-
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vived, ought to have been placed in obscurity,

and not raked together to deceive the ignorant,
and confound the Students in this Science ; but I
have given my opinion on his Dictionary more
at large in another part of this work, hoping that
my impartial admonitions will prove useful to
those who are inclined to adhere to truth alone,
founded on authentic examples and experience.
There are several other Authors who have writ-
ten on Nativities, but I shall not notice the rubbish
they have collected, and impudently foisted on the
Public 5 but it is by no means sufficient for me to
say that the works of the Authors 1 have mentioned
are false, without producing satisfactory proofs of
the truth of my assertions, which I presume I have
done in the course of my calculations; all of which
may be proved by the use of the Celestial Globe 5
for what can be more simple and plain than the
examples I have given, or what more easy to be
understood, than those invariable facts, proved
by the clearest demonstration. In the compila-
tion of this work, I have received no assistance
from any Man living, but I anticipate that suc-
ceedinggenorationa will return me grateful thanks
for exposing the errors contained in this noble
Science, and particularly those in directional mo
tion. It is notorious to observe the villany which
is practised by numerous impostors, who travel
through the Country, and pretend to calculate
Nativities, of which they know nothing; theea
Jugglers^ and artfiil dcceieers, trlio are gene-
rally as ignorant as they ore impudent, frequently
attempt to perform many things, vrtiich are far
beyond the extent of human comprehension; In
many towns or villages of ncte, some of this
scandalous tribe may be found, they eften attract
the attention of the vulgar, and to carry on their
villany without control, pretend to comerse with
Spirits, and to have Legions of Angels at their
command. Many of these detestable impostors,
manufacture, and dispose of Charms, Sigils and
Lamens, to make their poor deluded clients rick
and completely happy, and thereby put their de-
signs of knavery into execution, by which they
impose on the credulous, and deceive the ignorant;
but all these, and many other species of villany,
(too odious, and contemptible to mention,) are by
no means connected with the genuine principles
of Genethliacal Astronomy, reduced to practice.
There may be, and doubtless are some, who un-
derstand the primitive rudiments of this celestial
science, but those literary characters are at present
unknown to me. Every attentive observer may
soon discover the numerous abuses practised un-
der the name of this sublime study, which when
attended to in its divine purity, is far superior to
all the known arts and sciences in the World.
In this Work I have given the primitive ele-
ments of calculating Nativities, and the method
of delivering judgment in all cases, which are
clearly demonstrated and divested of every falla-
cious hypothesis, with an illustration of the pro-
jections of the Mundane Aspects of the significa-
tors and promittors in any Geniture, and in all
parts of the Kea-\ ens, comprising the most correct
rules and demonstrable examples for computing
■all Arcs of directions in the Zodiac, which are
proved in.the calculation of thirty remarkabl
modern Nativities, according to the doctrine of
Ptolemy
I have also given new Tables of Declination
.computed according to the present obliquity of
-the.Ecliptic, with those of right Ascension, and 1
•Ascensional difference, including new-Tables of
the Pules of the Houses, calculated by duplicat
horary times; 1 have likewise given new Table
of oblique Ascension, computed according to th
Eclipticai Angle of twenty three degrees, twent
eight minutes, from one to sixty degrees of lati-
tude, among which are .given, those calculate
for the latitudes of several principal Towns an
Cities in England, Scotland, France, Ireland and
North America, which were never before publish-
ed in this Kingdom.
Those who purchase this Work will not
require any aid or assistance from any other
Author, as I have not omitted any thing that is
requisite to be •■understood, by the attentive
practitioner. In erecting the firs£ Figure in this
Work, for the La-titude of ths City of Lincoln, I
have given the tru method of placing the proper
Signs, Degrees an
jtl i [iiite s/cn the Cusps of all the Houses, and have
ahc given Rules how to place the Planets therein,
so that withoutthe least difficulty, a Figure otthe
Heavens may be truly erected for other Latitudes,
according to the Same rules and computations from -
the tables of Oblique Ascension at the end of this'
Work, hs tables of Houses are unnecessary. I
have likewise explained the method of calculating
the true Geocentric places of the Planets from the;
Ephemeris, for the time of Birth, and have also
given rules ^ and examples in full, for computing'1
. the Latitudes,' Heciinaticns, Right. Ascensions,
Semidiurnal, Sehiinocturhal Arcs, and Ascendo--
nal Differences of the Planets, with theirrdiurnal
andlinocturnal horary times, all of which 1 have
endeavoured to make as plain and as easy as pcs-:
sible, in order that those opsratious hiay be per-
fectly understood by every Student in this science,.:
before heproceeds to compute any Arcs' ol direc-"
tions, either in the Zodiac,,or iiLMundo.
■" I have given the true computation oi' the .p)!ace
of the part .of "Fortune, .and: the method of d irect-
ingvit fr'-Oniithe original Greek Quadripartite: of.
the .learned.Glaudius. Ptolemy, which has iiever.
been .published in .the English .Language,.Xhe i
Lunar,Horoscope .can,only, he.-directed..in •the.
World,.* having a -regular and .uniform.motion,
thmugh'nbthe Houses, It is always .found Jto pj e- '-
sert:a theâme.space.irom . the Eastern: Hprizoo,.
whetherhy day,,.or .night, .us'dlie Jjjumi haries 'are.
distant from .eachmther; it does hot'depend on".
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the Latitude and Declination of the Moon, as those

numbers are only required in constituting the
Moon's true distance from the Solar place, neither
can it claim the horary times of the Moon, for
certain and obvious reasons; for if the Moon and
part of Fortune, were allowed to have the same
Latitude and Declination in all parts of the Hea-
vens, and in all cases, we should then to no pur-
pose, endeavour to explain, what is impossible to
be proved by human Literature. The calculation
of this important point, as it is given by all Authors
presents an entire mass of error and confusion ;
but as 1 have given all its Arcs of Directions in
the Genitures calculated in this Work, it would
be needless to dwell longeron thissubject,which
if duly investigated, will doubtless give the great-
est satislaction to all Students in this Celestial
Science.
All Authors have given inaccurate methods for
computing the Poles of the Planets, which I have
proved by examples in this Work, for when the
Student has used his best endeavours to ascertain
his numbers and distances, &c., under incorrect
polar Elevations, his Arcs ol Directions then be-
come entirely deficient, so that no events can be
truly predicted from such lalse operations; but I
ha e made all these suljects as plain as possible
by my computations; 1 have also instmcted the
Student, (by the precepts 1 have recorded,) hew
to give immediate Judgment on any Nativity,
respecting the propitious and malignant Qualities
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of the Cebstial bodies, from their different posi-

tions, and configurations in the Radix; so that
when a figure is erected, the Student may examine
the precepts I have given, and he will instantly
discover, whether that Native, born under the
power of those Elementary qualities will obtain
Wealth and Preferment, or experience Poverty
and Woe. I have likewise given many Arcs of
Directionswrought in full, both in the Zodiac,'and
in Mundo, including Mundane Parallels, by Di-
rect, Rapt and Converse Direction, so that the
Student may soon become Master of the whole
Art of directional Motion, without which, the time
of any important Event during the Life of an in-
dividual, cannot be previously pointed out, and
truly ascertained. But to instruct die Student
still further in these Celestial enquiries, I have
also given Rules by which 1 have explained the
nature, power, and effects of all Directions and
Parallels in the Zodiac, and in the World; so that
when the Student has computed the Arcs of Di-
rections in any Geniture, by the examples given,
he may then refer to the Precepts, where he will
instantly discover the nature of the Events por-
tended by the quality and Effects of the different
directions, whether they are good or evil.
The Rules which 1 have given for delivering
judgment on the Revolutions of Kingdoms and
States, War and Peace, Plenty and Scarcity, &c.
may be depended on in all cases, and those who
properly attend to them, will be amply rewarded
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for their exertions. The method of computing

Solar and Lunar Eclipses I have also given in this
Work, and have inserted the calculations in lull,
by a correct method, by which any Student may
compute them with ease and accuracy, for any
number of Years past, or to come.
In the Nativities calculated in this Work, I have
explained the power of Progressions, Annual Re-
volut ons and Secondary Directions by examples,
so that the Student will be enabled to understand
them by little application, and apply them in all
cases in the calculation of other Genitures; but
though I have recorded the most substantial truths
relative to the verity of sideral prediction, which
the testimony of many hundreds of respectable
characters can substantiate, yet I am aware that
the most flagrant and abusive arguments will be.
advanced against the utility of this venerable Sci-
ence, by those, who are always ready to condemn
what they are unable to define, or comprehend ;
if such characters are of a different opinion, and
do not believe that the Heavenly Bodies have any
influence on Mankind, they ought to avoid every,
portion of censure, and view those who Study the
power, magnitude and motions of the Celestial
Orbs, with pity and regret, for it is absurd and
unji st to deny the truth of what they never pro-
ved; but Alas! in the present Age, when bold
Infidelity is making giyantic moiements in this
once happy Land;.even those sacred writings,
which contain Goi>'s holy word, are frequently
traduced, disregarded, and a considerable portion
of odium, and ignominy levelled against them,
but sacred and Celestial truth in its purity, will
ever reign triumphant over \ ice, profaneness and
immorality, Those who demand prooi of Astral
power on man, may observe, that I have iurnished
them with examples, over which contentiun, and
hypocrisy are unable to prevail; if thedilference
between the Cause and the Effect is required, the
most ample proofs are given throughout the Work
which will repel every artful insinuation opposed
to the Study of Stellar power, it would therefore
be inconsistent to attend to arguments advanced
by Infidels, Deists, and Atheists, who generally
use their puny efforts, to stifle and traduce visible
facts of every description, if those facts appear
mysterious to their own comprehension. The
untaught vulgar arc generally enemies to Celes-
tial truths; their impertinent, and pitiful ribaldry
combined with a large portion of low cunning, in
a moment proclaim an ignoble origin; but the
ignominious conduct of such characters is beneath
my notice. It is well known that there are sonie
who remain of opinion, that allowing the time of
every important Event of any person's Life, with
the period of dissolution, to be previously ascer-
tained with correctness and precision, by Astro-
nomy, or any laudable Calculations whatsoever,
it would prove injurious; and instead of adminis-
tering comfort and consolation to an afflicted mind
a perfect and previous knowledge of those Events,
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would be productive of unhappiness and misery.-

Such is the nature and extent of the ridiculous I
and absurd arguments, which some, who disbe- 1
lieve the Occult power of Sideral agency on man- r
kind, are disposed to produce, but the Royal
Psalmist was of a different opinion, for his express
and humble desire was, to know his end, and the
number of his Days, that he might be prepared
to meet his God; but the hardened Infidels ge-
nerally condemn every contemplation of a solemn
and instructive nature, and turn aside, and impi-
ously spurn at all admonitions, which exhibit to
them the period, when they must bid a final adieu
to all alluring vices; then at last on a bed of sick-
ness they appear conscious of their guilt, and wish
in vain far the return of a few Years, that they
might humbly reconcile themselves to an offended
God, and receive spiritual consolation from every
divine instruction, but Alas! the number of their
Months are with THEE, they must go hence at
the time appointed, unto that place, where the
wicked cease from troubling, and where their im-
pious Tongues will no more be able to utter da-
ring eloquence, against the irresistable power of
the wonderous Works of the most high.
•Ill those who are Students in this department
of Astronomy, (in which the infinite Wisdom of
the grand Architect of the Universe is so mani-
festly apparent in all his stupendous designs,)
will soon be able to comprehend the primitive
rudimeofs of this noble Rrienee: fhev will not
inaet v< ith any insurmountable difficulties in their
practice, when they diligently apply themselves
to directional Motion and Judgment, as I have
used my best endeavours to make every thing as
plain as possible, by the most familiar examples,
The various opinions on fatk, and the freedom
of die will, are here set at rest for ever, not by
noisy arguments and contention destitute of proof,
but by a combination of visible, and manifest facts
which admit of no human contradiction. Reli-
gion in its purity, on which the Law of the Land
is established, cannot unfold to human reason,
more excellencies of the infinite Wisdom, Glory,
and power of him, who is kino of kings, and
lord of lorbs, than a constant contemplation of
the influence of those Celestial Bodies, which are
the Works of his Hands, and by whose Almighty
power, they are, and were created, for the use of
mortal Man. Religion teaches us to worship the
great Creator in Spirit, and in Truth; but the
Study of Celestial Philosophy elev ates our finite
understanding still more, and displays to us the
certain immortality of the Soul, and the boundless
joys of eternal felicity, which are objects of the
greatest importance; it also exhibits to us the un-
speakable Love of the Lord of Hosts to mankind,
and in a moment breaks all the forged shackles
of Priestcraft, and liberates all those who are
slaves to refined Popery ; it exhibits to the rich
Man the time when himself, his offspring, and
rclatb-ps. must soon like shadows, vanish, and bo
fJ'Tio iaoresilt teaches Kings,: Princes and Emperor^
^.'that-î^-siteiit^dmhs wait for the reception o|
their eartldy Tabernacles, which must shortly hi
dissolved-; thus when the Understanding of Man!
is soaring by contemplation above those Orbs of
Light, we then reflect,' that all Terrestrial objects
are of sm all impGitahce, when compared with even!
asi; imperfect view, of. those Celestial pleasures]
. which flowiroih; theTavour, mercy arid goodness
of the Almighty for evermore.
. E. now condudej-hbping that what I have dete-
. loped by ezsmpies.founded on the Ba'sis of Tf iith^
will ultimately prove of essential advantage to ailj
- geuuifie: Sons of'.Urania, for whose Literary ad-
vancemeht-Thave unveiled and revived, the pri-
mitive. principles of .'.the.: venerable: Science on
GenetMiacal-Aôhomy. .....
i&audcite JDeum in sdnctitdtieius: Lduddte

ckiri m fimiam&tiqfoHitudinis eius.
TO THE MEMORY
OF THE IMMORTAL PTOLEMY.
BY THE AUTHOR.
Immortal Teacher of this Art divine,

Thy rules on record, most refulgent shine j
To thee alone we owe what we profess,
Though other Sages toiPd without success;
But now we daily prove, that by thy aid,
This Art in darkness, is no longer laid ;
Those Myst'ries now unveiFd, are all as clear
As Light that Howeth from each glitt'ring Sphere:
By thy assistance, we may always find,
Important Lessons, for the human mind :
All gloom is now dispell'd, and Man may show,
The certain Fate of Mortals here below,
As in a Glass we view the human face,
So by thy Lectures, all these things we trace;
Those who may cavil at this Learning ; stand
Amaz'd to see its progress in this Land;
Thy precepts just, fur ever will impart
Truth to each Student in this noble Art,
By which all Facts unfolded to our Eyes,
Are oft survey5d with wonder and surprise;
Through thee, the power of each Star we know,
Though far from all observers here below;
Strange then it must appear, that things tk/w p-am-
Should very olt be treated with disdain;
Those Orbs of Lieht, which roll in order, prove
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That all events on Earth, are from above ;

Solemn the thought! such contemplation, brings
Us near to him, who is the King of Kings;
Thou learned Sage, hast taught us to explain,
Those Signs on High, which are not set in vain ;
The tokens lately view'd in yonder sky,
Are seldom to be seen by human Eye ;
Thou art no more, yet thy immortal Name,
Will soar triumphant on the Wings of Fame,
And though insulting Feet may on thee tread,
Now thou hast long been number'd with the dead;
Yet all thy Rules which infidels surprise,
Are daily proved in the boundless Skies,
Sages unborn, thy learning will adore,
Till Sun and Moon and Stars, shall shine no more.
CELESTIAL PHILUS5UPMY,
QENETHLIACAL AS TROJVOMK
THE TRUE aiETHOD OF ERECTING A
©3s wmm
A Male Child was Born in the City of Lincoln, near the

House in which 1 now live, on the first ofOctober 1817, at
for y five minutes past four o'Clock in the Afternoon; the
Latitude of the place of Birth is 53" 10' North. Now in this
example as well as all others, the Sun's true Longitude atthe
time of Birth must be first ascertained, and then his Right
Ascension, which must be added to the Right AsceUiionqfthe
time of Birth, when converted into Degrees ind Minutes, and
then thotrue Right Ascension of the Midheaven will he found
which is proved by the following computation.
In White's Ephemeris for the Year 1817i on the first of
October, the Sun's place at Noon, is 7° 55' of Libra, and on
the second day at Noon, his Longitude is 8° 54' of the same
Sign, omitting seconds, the difference is 59', which is the
Sun's motion in 24 Hours, but as the time of Birth is 4t». 45ii.'
after the Noon of the first of October, 1 now say, if 24 Honrs
require 59', then 4h. 45m. will give 12', which added to the
Sun's place at the Meridian of t at day 7° 55', the true Lpa-
gitude of the Sun at the time of Birth will be 8° 7' of Libra.
Now to find the true Right Ascension of the Sun, 1 looh
in the TableofRight AscentioninthuWorlt,and in tfefi ti
oolumn opposite 8° of Libra, 1 find 187° 21', and opposite to
9" of the same Sign, the number is 188° 1G', thedifierenceis
55': then if 1°, or 66' give 55', the 7' of Longitude will ra*
CELESTIAL PHILGSOPHT,
quire 6', which added to IS/0 21', the sum will be IS?" 27%
which is the Sun's Right Ascension at the time of Birth ; |j
now refer to the Table in this Work, for converting Honrs !
and Minutes into Degrees and Minutes; then consequent!^
4h. 45m. will produce 71" IS'* which added to the Sun's Right'
Ascension before found, which is 187° 27'> and the true Rightj
Ascension of the Midheaven will be 258° 42': now to find the
true Degrees and Minutes of the' sign corresponding with thes;
above Right Ascension of the Medium -Celi, the operation is|
thus; I look in the Table of Right Ascension, and seek thes
nearest number which is 258° 2', opposite to 19° of Sagittary;;
and even with 20°, of the same sign, I find 259° 7'< the differ^"
ence is 1° 5': then if 65' require 60', what will the difference!
between the Right Ascension of the Midheaven, and the Rights
Ascension of 19° of Sagittary, (being 40') give ? the number!
thus obtained by proportion, is 37', omitting Fractions; so
that 19° 37' of that Sign arc on the Midheaven at the time ofi!
Birth. Then to the Right Accension of the Medium Celi
258° 42', I add 30°, which make 288° this number is the
oblique Ascension of the eleventh House, and by looking in
the Tables of the Poles of Position in this. Work, and coin- '
puting the proportional part for the elevations of the ele-
venth and third, twelfth and second Hoiues for the 15'of
Latitude which exceed 53°, the former will become 25°'!
20', and the latter42° 49'; 1 then look in the Table of,
Oblique Ascension for the Latitude of 25\ omitting the '
20', and seek the number 288° 42', which as 1 have said
before, is the Oblique Ascension of the Eleventh Home, and ,
the nearest number is 288° 8', opposite to 6° of Capricorn,
and even with 7° of the same Sign 1 find 289° 12', the differr
ence is 1° 4': 1 now subtract the Oblique Ascensien corre-
eponding with 6° of Capricorn from the Oblique Ascension'
of the Eleventh House 288° 42', and the difference is 34', then
if #4' require 60', the above 34', will give 32'; to that 6° 32''
of Capricorn must beplacedon the cusp of the eleventh House;!
then to the Oblique Ascension of the eleventh 288° 42', I
sgsin adi 30°, ani the sum is 318" 42'.. v?hlch' is ths oblique
Ascension of ths twalfth, this niuabe? I seek in the Table of
Obliqus Ascension forthe Latitude of 43®, which is the nearest
to the required polar elevation, and opposite to 25° of Capri-
corn I find 318° 6', and even with 28" of the same sign, I find'
318° 58', the difference is 52', and the difference between the
Oblique Ascension of 25° of Capricorn, and the Oblique As-
cension of thetwelfth, 318° 42', is 36'; I now say, if52'require
CO', what will 36' require, the answer will be, 42', so that 25®
42' of Capricorn are to be placed on the cusp of the twelfth
House. Now to the Oblique Ascension of the twelfth SIS®
42', I add 30°,and the sum is 348° < 2', which is the Oblique
Ascension of the Ascendant, 1 then refer to the Table of Sb-
lique Ascension for the Latitude of 53° 15', and seek the num-
ber 348° 42', and opposite to 1° of Piscej, 1 find 348° 20* end
even with 2° of the same sign, 1 find 348° 40', the differenca
between these numbers is 26'; 1 then sub* ract the Oblique As-
cension ofl" of Capricorn, which is 348° 20',firom the Oblique"
Ascension of the Ascendant,being 348° 42', aud the difference
is 22', then if 26' require 60', the above number, which is 22'.
will produce 51', so that 1° 51' of Pisces must be placed
on the cusp of the Ascendant. I then add 30° more to the
Oblique Ascension of the Ascendant as above, which is
348° 42', and the sum will be 378° 42', but as this number.
exceeds the Cirqle, 1 subtract 360° from it, and the remain-
der 18° 42' will be the Oblique Ascension of the second,
which 1 look for in the table of Oblique Ascension under
the Pole of 43°, and opposite to 2° of Taurus 1 find 18° 12',
and even with 3° of that sign stand 18° 48', then by sub-
traction the difference becomes 30', and by subtracting 18°
12' from 18° 42' there will remain 30'; therefore if 30' re-
quire 60\ then the difference between the Oblique Ascension
of 2° of Taurus, and the Oblique Ascension of the second,.
being 30' as abeve, will produce 50', so that 2° 50' of Tau-
rus are to be placed on the cusp of the second; I then add 30
more to the Oblique Ascension of the second, and the Ob-
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liq-.'.e Asecneion of the third will be 49® 42', this sum I seek,
for ia the Table of Oblique Ascension under the Latitude of
25', and even will 0° of Gemini I And 47° 56', and opposite
to 1° of t' at ign stand 48° 52', the one number being too-
little, and the other too much, the di Here nee between them
i SC', then by subtracting the Oblique Ascension of 0° of !
Gemiiii '7® 53' from the Qbli jue Ascension of the third *-8®
42', ft ere will remain 46'; 1 now say, if 56' require CO', then
•;e' will produce 4S'; so that 0' 49' of Gemini must be placed
on the Cusp of the third House.
in these computations it must be observed that the Signs,
Degrees, and Minutes, occupying the Cusps of the oriental
and occidental Homes stand as follow.
Oriental 1 Occidental Opposite Signs,

Houses. ft Rouses. cegreeife minutes.
10 19 37 1 4 19 37 n
11 6 32 V? 5 6 32 25
12 25 42 Vf 6 25 42 25
1 1 51 ik 7 1 51 rrg
2 2 50 a 8 2 50 111
3 0 49 n 9 0 49 /
The sign Aries is intercepted in the Ascendant, and Libra

in the Seventh; Aquarius is also intercepted in the twelfth,
and Leo in the sixth.
The Geocentric Longitudes of the Planets at the time of
Birth, are calculated as follow.
The diurnal motion of Saturn in the Ephemeris is 3' ;
but as the proportional part for the time of Birth amounts
only to seconds ; I take the place of that Planet in 0° 13' of
Pisces, Retrograde.
The Longitude of Jupiter on the first of October, is 6° 41'
of Sagittary, and on the second, his place is 6° 51' of that
Sign, then by subtraction his daily Motion is 10'; 1 now say
if 24 Hours require 10', the time of Birth 4u. 4.512. will require
5
•?J. which being added to the place of Jupiter on the first of

October, his true EjOngitude at the lime of Birth will be 6e
.j& of Sagittary.
By the same method the diurnal motion of Mars will bo
•>0': for if21 Hours give 20', then in. 45m. will produce 4',
which added to "20° 30' of Gemini, his Longitude is 20° dO'
bf that Sign.
The daily motion of Venus by subtraction as in the above
Examples, is 1° II' ; then if 24 flours require 71' ! the time
of Birth 4h. 4511. will give 14', which added to 0° 4', the
true place of Venus will be 0° IS' of Virgo.
The diurnal motion of Mercury is 27' : now if 24 Hours
give 27', then the time of Birth Hi. 45*1. will give 5', which,
must be subtracted from the place of Mercury on the (ir<jtof
October, because he is Retrograde, and his true Longitude at
the time of Birth will be 2 1° 34' of Libra.
The Longitude of the Moon on the lirstof October, is 14®
32' of Gemini, and on the second, her place is 2(i0 28' of that
sign: now by subtraction, as in all the above examules,
her diurnal motion becomes 11° 55': then if 21 hours re-
quire 11° 50', what will 4h. 45m. the time of Birth give ?
the answer will be 2° 22', which added to 14° 32', the true
Longitude of the Moon at the time of Birth will be 10° 54'
of Gemini.
The compvtalion of the Latitudes of the Planets, at the
time of Birth.
As there is not more than one Minute in the variation of
the Latitude of Saturn in the space of six days, and the same
with respect to Jupiter's Latitude, I take 1° 19' South for
the Latitude of Saturn, and that of Jupiter O® 28' North.
The Latitude of Mars on the first of October is 0° 30'
South, and on the seventh of the same Month it is 0° 19'
South, the difference is II' in six days, therefore by propor-
tion the time of Birth 4h. 45m. will not produce any number,
*o that the Latitude of Mars will bo 0° 30' South.
1'hen by subtraction according to the above method, the
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variation of the Latitude of Venus in six days is IS', there
fore .jH. "will produce nearly one Minute, which mustj
be added to 0° 36'.. and the Latitude of Venus at the time of
Birth will be, 0° -37' "North.
The Latitude of Merenry on the first day of the above
Monti; is 3' 34' South, and on the seventh it is 2° 33': the
difference then produced is 1° 1' in six days; then if six days
or 144 Hours require 01', what will 4h. 45m. the time of
Cirlh require? the answer will be 2' omitting- seconds, whidJ
1 subtract from 3° 34', and the true Latitude of Mercury will
be 3* 82' South. • • t]
The difference in the Moon's Latitude, between the firsl
and second of October, is by subtraction, 5.V then by the rule
of proportion, if 24 Hours require 55', what will 4h. 453$
give? the Answer is II', which being added to 2° 17', th'd1
true Latitude of the Moon will be 2° 2S' North. The Dra^
gen's head at the time of Birth, is 19° 5G' of Taurus.
From the new Tables of Declinations contained in this]
Work, the true Declinations of the Planets arc computed)
which are more correct than taking them from White's,
•Tsphctn arts.—The operations are as follow.
The Declination of Saturn is thus calculated.
His Longitude is 0' 13' of Pisces, in which place he has 11
40' South Latitude:—I now refer to the Tables of Declination/
and opposite 0° of Pisces at the bottom of the Table, with 1?
South Latitude, I find 12° 24', and even with 1* of the same
sign with 1° South, the number is 12° 4', and the difference'
20': then if CCS require 20', what will 13' of Longitude gire!?j
•Answer 4', which subtracted from 12° 24'> there will rcmajn
12° 20' :—I now equate, for 49' of Latitude thus opposite
0° of Pisces with 1° of Latitude I find 12° 24', and even wifli
0° of the same Sign, with 2° of Latitude, the corresponding
number is 13° 20', thus by subtraction the difference is S6'.:rrj
Now if 60' give 50', then 49' ot Latitude will produce 46'j
which added to 3 2° 20' as above, the true Declination of Sa;
turn at the time of Birth will be 13° 6' South.
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The Declinatinn of Jupil-er is computed as follows.

The Longitude of Jupiter is 6° -iS' of Sagiltary, with 0' 28'
jôrth Latitude ;—1 now turn to the fables of Lieclination,
and opposite G3 of Sagittary with 0° North Latitude, stand
the number 21° 20', and even with 7° of the same sign under
0°, 1 find 21° 30'; the difference will bo 10' :—Then if Gi/
require 10', whatwill43'of Longitude give ? Answer?' which
added to 21° 20',and thesum is210 2?':—l-now compute f r
2g' of Latitude; opposite 6° ofSagittary with 0° North, 1 find
21° 20', and even with 6° of the same sign with E0 of Lati-
tude, the number is 20° 21': the difference will be 59', then
if 60* require SO1, what will 28' ofLatitudegive? Answer28',
which I subtract from 21° 27', and the true Declination of
Jupiter at the time of Birth is 20° 59' South.
The Declination of Mars is found as follows.
The Longitude of Mars is 20° 40' of Gemini, in which place
he has 0° 30' South Latitude :—1 again refer to the Tables of
Declination, and opposite 20° of Gemini with 0° South Lati-
tude, the number is 23° 5', and even with 21 ° of the samesign,
and under the same Latitude I find 23° 10' the difference is
5'—Now if 60'give 5', then 40' of Longitude will require
3', which must be added to 23° 5', and the number is 23° 8' •
I now compute for 30' of Latitude :—opposite 20° of Gemini
with 0° of Latitude I find 23° 5', and even with 20° of the
same sign, and with 1° of Latitude stand 22° ,V :—Then by
subtraction the difference is 1? :—I now say, If 60' require
1° then 30' of Latitude will conse«|uently produce 30', this
last number obtained 1 subtract from 23° 8' as before found,
and the true Declination of Mars will be 22° 38' North.
The Calculation of the Sun's Declination.
The Longitude of the Sun is 8° 7' of Libra, 1 then refer to
the Tables of Declination, and even with 8;° of Libra I find
30
11', and under 9° of the same sign the number is 3° 3.11:—
The difterenceis 23':—Now if CO' require 23', then 7' ol'Loa-
gitude will produce 3', which added to 3° 11', thesum thence
arising will be 3° 14' South, which is the true Declination
of the Sun in the Geniture-
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The following is the computation of the Declination of Venus..

In the Nativity, the place of Venus is 0° 18' of Virgo, and
her Latitude 0° 37' North :—J again turn to theTahles of De-
clination, and opposite 0° of Virgo, with O" North Latitude.
1 lind J1° 29'. and even with 1° of the same sign and under
the same Latitude, stand 11° 8':—1 now subtract the . lesser
number from the greater, and the remainder will be 21':—1
then say, If GO' give il' what wil l 18' of Longitude require ?
the answer will be 0', which 1 subtract from J1° 29', (becauso
the Declination is deerea&ivg by Latitude, which must be aL-
tended to in all similar cases,) and the remainder will be 11a
23':—1 now equate for 3",' of Latitude : even with 0° ofVir-
go with 0° of Latitude, 1 lind 11° 29', and opposite 0° of the
same sign, with 1° of Latitude, the number is 12° 2d', the
difference is 55':—Then if GO' require 55', the above 37' of
Latitude will produce 3 !', which added to 11 ° 23', then con-
sequently the true Declination of Venus will be 11° 5/' North.
The Calculation of the Declination of Mercury is thus wrought.
The Longitude of Mercury is 24° 34' of Libra, in which place
lie has 3° 32' South Latitude :—1 again refer to the Tables of
Declination, and opposite 24° of Libra, with 3° South Lati-
tude 1 tind 12° 6', and even with 25° of the same sign with
3° of Latitude, the number is 12° 30' ; then by subtraction the
dillerence is 24':—1 now say. If GO' require 24'; what will
3.!', of Longitude give i the answer will be 14', which added
to 12° 6' the sum will be 12° 20':—1 now equate for 32' of
Latitude:—even with 21° of Libra with 3° of Latitude, 1 find
12° 6', and opposite to 24° of Libra under 4C of Latitude, the
number is I3D'2': 1 subtract tlie lesser number from thegreater
and the dillerence is 56':—1 then Say, If 60' give 56' what
will 32' require, the answer is 30", which added to 12° 20''
the sum then obtained, is 12° 50', which is the true South
Declination of Mercury.
The computation of the Declination of the Moon, is as follows.
The Geocentric longitude of the Moon at the tima of Birth
51 10° 541 of Gemini where she lias 2° 2S4 North latitude:
Then in the Tables of Declination, even with lfi0ofGemini,
V'ith 2° North latitude, 1 lind 21° 4:3', and opposite 17° of
the same sign, under the same latitude, thenuinber is2 i® 50':
the difl'erence is 7' J14—'Then if GO'give 7, what will 54'of
longitude require ? the answer will he G', which 1 add to 24°
43', and the sum is 24° 49':—Then to obtain the requisite
number for 28' of latitude, 1 proceed in thesame manner as in
the operations before wrought; opposite 16° of Gemini, with
2° of latitude, 1 hud 24° 43' ; and even with 16° of the sam#
sign, with 4° of latitude, the number is 25° 43': the differenc*
is 1°:—Then if GO' require 1°, consequently,28' will produce
28', which 1 add to 24° 49', and the sum will be 25° 17', which
is the true North declination of the Moon, at the time of
birth.
The Calculation of the Right Aacensions of the Planets,
with their Latitudes.
The longitude of Saturn is 0° 13' of Pisces, where he has
1° 49'South latitude:—1 look in the tables of right ascen-
sion, under Pisces, with South latitude, and even with 0° in
the first column, and under l0of latitude. 1 find 332° 28'; and
opposite 1°, on the left hand, and under l0oflatitude, I find 333'
25'thediflerencei£57':—Then if GO' require 57', the longitude
of Saturn, 13', will require 12', which, added to 332'' 28'
make 332° 40', being the true right ascension of Saturn, with
1° South latitude. But to equate for the 49'of latitude, L
take the difference between 332° 28', under 1°, and 332° 49',
under 2° of latitude, which is 21':—Then, if GO1 require 21'
What will 49' require ? the answer will be 17', which, added
to 332° 40', the true right ascension of Saturn with his lati-
tude will be 332° 57'.
The place of Jupiter is 6° '13' of Sagittary, and his latitude
28' North:—In the Tables of Right Ascension under Sagit-
tary North Latitude, and opposite 0° on the left hand under
0° of Latitude 1 find 244° 6', and opposite 7° under the above
0° of latitude, I find 245° 9', the difference is 1° 3':—Then if
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GO' require 63' the above 43' of J upiters longitude will require
45', which added to 244° 6', the Right Ascension of Jupiter
without latitude, will be 244° 51' :—I then subtract 2-14*
6' from 244° 17' under 1° of latitude, and the difference isll',
then if 60' require 1 i',Jupiter's latitude being 28' will requiro
5', which must be added to 244° 51' and the true Right
Ascension of Jupiter will be 244° 56'.
The longitude of Mars is 20° 40' of Gemini, and his latitude
0° 30' South, his right Ascension is thus computed. 1 look
in the Tables of Right Ascension, and opposite to 20° of Ge-
mini under 0°, I find 70c T, and the next number even with
21°, is80o 12', the diflerence is 1° 5':—Then if 60' give 65'
what will 40' give ? Answer 43', which added to 79° 7', the
sum will be 79° 50':—the difference between 79° 7' and 79*
12' is 5':—Then if 60' require 5', the aboveSO', the latitude
of Mars will give3', which with the above 79° 50', the true
Right Ascension of Mars will be 79° 53'.
The Right Ascension of the Sun has been computed, and was
found to be 187° 27'.
Venus is in 0° 18' of Virgo, with 0° 37' North latitude, the
difference between 152° 6' and 153° 4' in the Tables of Right
Ascension under Virgo is 58':—Then if 60' give 58', tha
longitude of Venus being 18' will give 17', which 1 add to
152° 6' and the sum is 152° 23' :—Now for the latitude which
is 0° 37', the difference between 152° 6'and 152° 27' under 1*
of latitude, is2r :—Then if 60' require2r what will 37'give?
Answer 13', which I add to 152° 23', and the true Right As-
cension of Venus will then become 152° 36'.
The place of Mercury is 24° 34' of Libra, Retrograde, and his
latitudes0 32' South :e— In the Tables of Right Ascension
under 3° South latitude, and even with 24° on the left hand I
find 201° 5', and under the same latitude opposite to 25° stand
2( 2° 2', by subtraction there remains 57'Then if60' require
57', the remaining minutes of Mercury's longitude being 34',
will give32', which added to201<: 5' the sum will be 201o37,:
The liitlerenee between 3° and 4° of latitude opposite 24° of
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Libra is 23': —Then if GO' give 'ZS1, the SiJ' of Mercury's La-
titude will give 12', which I subtract from the above sum
201° 37', because the Right Ascension decreases by South
Latitude,and the Right Ascension of Mercury will be 201° 25'.
The longitude of the Moon is 16° 54'of Gemini, where she
has 2= 28" North latitude:—Then in the Tables of Right As-
cension North latitude, opposite to 16° to the left hand, and
under '2" of latitude 1 find 74° 33', and even with 17° under
the same latitude, stand 75° 39', the di tie re nee between these
numbers is 1° &:—Then if60' require 66' what will ST give?t
Answer 59', which added to 74° 33' the sum.is 75° 321:—Now
opposite 16° and under 2^, of latitude 1 find the number 74*
33', and under 3° of Latitude stand 74° •27', the dilference is
only 6':—Then if 60' require 6' what will 28( require ? An-
swer 3' (omitting fractions in all cases,) which 1 subtract
from 75° 32', and the Moon's Right Ascension in the Nati-
vity will be 75° 29'.
The following is the calculation of the Ascensional Dif-
ference of the Planets, by which their Semirfiu.rnal and
Seminocturnal Arcs are ascertained, with the Diurnal and
Nocturnal horary times at the time of Birth, under the
Latitude of 53° 15' North.
The Declination of Saturn is 13° 6', 1 look for 13° in the
Tables of Ascensional Dilference, and even with that num-
ber under 53° of Latitude I find 17° 50', and opposite to 14*
under the same Latitude stand 19° 19', the difference is 1*
29':—Then if 60' require 89', the 6' of Saturn's Declination
will give 9', which I add to 17° 50' and the sum is 17° 59':
The difference between 53° and 54° of Latitude opposite to
13° on the left hand is 42' :—Then if 60' give 42' the 15' of
I Latitude which exceed 53°, will give 10', which 1 add to 17*
59', and the ascensional Difference of Saturn will be 18° 9':
Now having found this number, 1 subtract it from 90° because
the Declination of Saturn is South, and 1 then obtain the Se-
midiurnal Arc of Saturn 71'' 51', this number 1 rdivide by 6,
'and I obtain his diurnal horary times 110 58':—1 then subtract
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the ■Semidiurnal Arc 71" '>!' from 180°, and the number re-.)
ir.aining', being- 108° 9', will then be the correct Seminner-
turnal Arc of the Planet, which also divided by G, the noc-;
tumal horary times will be 18° 2'.
Jupiter's Declination is 20° oO1:—In the Tables of Ascensio-
nal Dillbrence as before, I look for 20° on the left hand, and
under 53° of Latitude even therewith 1 (ind 28° 53\ and op-
posite 21° the number is 30° 37', by subtraction the difference
will be 1° 44x:—Then if 60' give 104' what will 59' give.?
Answer 1° 42", which added to 28° 53', the number is 30*
So1: the difference between 63° and 54° of Latitude opposite
20° on the left hand I lind to be 1° IT:—Then if 60' give
71', the 15' of Latitude will produce 18', which added to 30*
35', the Ascensional Difference of Jupiter will become 30"
53', which I subtract from 90°, because the Declination its
South, and Jupiter's Semidiurnal Arc will be 59° 7* which
divided by 6 give his diurnal horary times 9° 51':—Then
I subtract the ab«ve Semidiurnal Arc 59° 7' from 180°, and
the Seminocturnal Arc will be 120° 53', which divided by 6
the nocturnal horary times thus produced will be 20° 9'.
The Declination of Mars is 22° 38', then in the Tables of
Ascensional Difference I observe 22° and under 53° the num-
ber is 32° 25', and even with 23° I lind 34° 17', the difference
is T 52'; then if 60' give 112', the 38' of Declination will
give 7T or T IP, which I add to 32° 25', and the number
will be 33° 36', the difference between 53° and 54° even,
with 22° on the left hand as in the foregoing Evamples,
will become T 22':—I now say, if 60'give 82' what will
15' of Latitude give? Answer 20', which being added to 33"
36', the number thence arising will be the true Ascensional
Difference of Mars 33° 56' :—Now as Mars has .North Decli-
nation, I add the Ascensional Difference thus found to 90°,
and the Semidiurnal Arc of Mars will be 123° 56' which 1
divide by 6, and I then obtain the diurnal horary times 20°
39', I now subtract the above Semidiurnal Arc from 180°, and
the Seminocturnal Arc will be 56° 4', which divided by 6,
OB GE.S'ETIILIACAI, ASTRONOMY,
will give S" 21', being tlie nocturnal horary times of Mars.
The Sun's Declination is 3° 14': Now in the above Table?
opposite 3°, and under the (glevntion of the Pole 53°, 1 tind
3' 59', and even with d3 under the same Latitude, stand 5°
19', the difference is 1 0 20': then if GO' give 80', the 14' of
the Sun's Declination will give 10', which with 3° 59' make
-1° 18', then the difference between 53° and 51° of Latitude
c\en with 3° on the left hand, will be 9':—therefore if 60'
give 9', the 15' above the Latitude of 53°, will produce 2';
which added to 4° 18', make the Ascensional Difference of
the Sun, 4° 20', which I subtract from 90°, because the Sun
has South Declination, and his Semidiurnal Arc will be 85° 40',
this number by being divided by G, will give his diurnal ho-
rary times, 14° 17' ; then by subtracting the above Semidi-
urnal Arc from 180°, there remains the Seminocturnal Arc
94° 20', which I again divide by 6, and his nocturnal horary
times will be 15° 43'.
The Declination of Venus is 11° 57'; 1 enter the Tables of
Ascensional Difference with 11° on the left hand, then under
53°, 1 find 14° 57', and opposite 12° the number is 16° 23',
and the difference 1° 20':—Now if 60', give 86', then 57'
will give 1° 22', which I add to 14° 57', and the number will
be 16° 19'; then by subtraction, the remaining difference op-
posite 11° under 53° and 54° will become34':—Thus the pro-
portional part for 15' of Latitude will be 8', which I add to
16° 19', and the Ascensional Difference of Venus will be 16*
2?', which being added to 90°, because the Declination is
Ntrth, will produce her Semidiurnal Arc 106° 27', this num-
ber divided by 6, will give the diurnal horary times 1 7° 44',
and the Seminocturnal Arc by subtraction as before, 73° 33',
which again divided by 6, the nocturnal horary times of Ve-
nus will be 12° 16'.
The Declination of Mercury being 12° 50', I look in the Ta-
ble even with 12°, and I find 16° 23', under the elevation of
the Pole 53°, the next number below is 17° fib', the difference
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is 1* 271; the proportional part obtained as in the foregoing'

Examples, is 1° I"2', which I add to 16° 23', and the number
will become 17° 35'; the difference between 53° and 5-1°, op-
posite 12° on the left hand, is 37' ;—Then if GO' give 37', the
15' of Latitude will give 9', which added to 17° 35\ will pro-
duce the Ascensional Difference of Mercury 17° 44':—1 sub-
tract this number as before, from 90° because the Declination
is South, and the Semidiurnal Arc is 72° 10', and the diurnaf
horary times 12° 3'; consequently the Seminocturnnl Arc
will be 107° 44', and the Nocturnal horary times 17° 57'.
The Moon's Declination is 25° 17';—In the Table opposite
25° on the left hand, and under 53° of Latitude I find-38° 14';,
and opposite 26° stand 40° 20', the difference is 2° 6":—then
if GO' give 12G' what will 171 give? Answer 36', which I add
to 38° 14", and it makes 38° 50'; then for the 15' of Latitudej
the difference under the elevation of the Pole of 53° and 54?
opposite 25°, is 1° 45' ; then by the rule of proportion, if GO',
give 105', the 15' of Latitude which exceed 53° will give 20',
which added to 38° 50* will produce the Ascensional Di(f«>.
rence of the Moon 39° 16* under the Latitude of 53° 15' :
Now as the Moon's Latitude is North, 1 add the Ascensional
Difference above computed to 90°, and I make the true Se-
midiurnal Arc of the Moon 129° 16", which divided by Gjligr
diurnal horary times will be 21° 33';—then consequently
the above Semidiurnal Arc taken from 180°, the remainder,
which is 50° 44' will be the Moon's Seminocturnal Arc, this
number I also divide by G, and 1 obtain the nocturnal horary
times of the Moon 8° 27l.
It is to be observed in all cases, that when a Planet has North
Declination, the Ascensional Difference must always be addej,
to 90°, which will produce the Semidiurnal Arc, but when
the Declination is South, the Ascensional Difference must *
then be subtracted from 90°, and the remainder will be tjjg
Semidiurnal Arc required.
The only correct Method of computing the Poles of the
16 CELESTIAL PU1L0S0PHY,
Right Ascension of the Moon. 73

Subtract lier Oblique Ascension under her own Pole. 73 0
Moon's Ascensional DifTerencc under her own } 2 ''n
Polar Elevation. )
at
Then from sine with Radius. 2 29 = 18,031377
SubtracttangentoftheMoon'sdeclination 25 17 = 9,07426
Tangent of the Moon's true Pole 5 l-l = 8,90251
From those plain and easy calculations, the Poles of theothel
Planets stand as follow.
The Pole of Saturn 52 39, Oblique Ascension 350 42

Jupiter's Polar Elevation ..18 0, Oblique Dcscension23 7 44
Mars'Circle of Position ... 1 43, ObliqueDescension 80 36
The Pole of Venus 53 9 , Oblique Descension 109 0
Tlie Polar Elevation of ) „ . 1Q-.
c ue e£
Mercury S ' l ^ '':,0I1 ^
There are several Methods of computing and directing the
Part of Fortune, all which dill'er materially from each other,
being false and groundless ; for it is certain that this point,
(which can only be directed in Mundo,) will continually be
found to preserve the greatest order and regularity in its.,
movements, being always as far from the Eastern Horizon,
as the M*on is distant from the Sun in the various parts of
the Heavens, Nothing can be more absurd than allowing
it to claim the same Latitude and Declination as the Moon
for by the false Methods that are used, the Moon may be po--
sited in the middle of the Tropical Sign Cancer, and the Par
of Fortune near the end of the opposite Sign Capricorn, anr
yet many would allow them both to have North Declinationj
which in several other similar cases, are inconsistent and un- ,
demonstrable. Now if the Moon was posited iu twelve de-'
grees of Virgo, and the Part of Fortune in twenty two De
grees of Libra : then if the Moon in that placo had no LatH
16 CELESTIAL PUILOSOPHY,
Right Ascension of the Moon. 75

Subtract her Oblique Ascension under her own Pole. 73 0
Moon's Ascensional DifTerence under her own > 2
Polar Elevation. J "•
• '
Then from sine with Radius. 2 29 = 18,036/7
SubtracttangentoftheMoon'sdeclination 25 17= 9,0/426
Tangent of the Moon's true Pole 5 14 = 8,90251
From those plain and easy calculations, the Poles of theothei
Planets stand as follow.
The Pole of Saturn 52 39, Oblique Ascension 350 42

Jupiter's Polar Elevation ..18 0, Oblique Descension23 7 44i
Mars'Circle of Position ... 1 43, Oblique Descension 80 36
The Pole of Venus 53 9 , Oblique Descension 109 0
The Polar Elevation of ) . ,, _ . 10-.
Mercury i 40 51, Oblique Descension 18/ 21
There are several Methods of computing and directing the
Part of Fortune, all which ditier materially from each other,;
being false and groundless ; for it is certain that this point,:
(which can only be directed in Mundo,) will continually be!
found' to preserve the greatest order and regularity in its.,
movements, being always as far from the Eastern Horizon,
as the M*on is distant from the Sun in the various parts of
the Heavens, Nothing can be more absurd than allowing
it to claim the same Latitude and Declination as the Moon
for by the false Methods that are used, the Moon may be po*-
sited in the middle of the Tropical Sign Cancer, and the Par ^
of Fortune near the end of the opposite Sign Capricorn, anr
I yet many would allow them both to have North Declination! j
which in several other similar cases, are inconsiiStent and un-J
demonstrable. Now if the Moon was posited iu twelve de-
' grees of Virgo, and the Part of Fortune in twenty two De-
grees of Libra : then if thu Moon in that placo had no LatN
OR CEKETIILIACAL ASTRONOMY, 17
Elide, most practitioners would allow her to have the same

Declination, when it is evident that one point is North, and
the other South of the Equator: and then if we were to al-
low five degrees of North Latitude to each of those places,
jt would augment the Declination of the one point, and re-
duce that of the other. 1 have plainly stated these observa-
tions that the Student may no longer be deluded by those
false Rules, which 1 am certain will deceive him in all his
calculations.
The true computation of the Part of Fortune in this Na-
tivity-
From the Oblique Descension of the Sun before

183 50
calculated.
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of the Moon. 73 0
Itemains the distance between the Sun and Moon 110 50
Subtract ninety Degrees. 90 0
And the distance of the Part of Fortune from
20 50
the Medium Geli will be.
Its distance from the Southern Angle as above,
30 •
subtract from.
And its distance from the ninth becomes.
1 now add the distance of the Part of Fortune from the ninth
to the Oblique Descension of the ninth, being 228° 42', which
is found by adding 60° to the Oblique Descension of the se-
venth, and the Oblique Descension of the Part of Fortune
will be 237° 52', which points to 10° 26' of Sagittary, where
its Declination is 22° 2' South ; and its Right Ascension 248*
49': its Ascensional Difference then consequently w ill be 32*
49', that number being subtracted from 90°, leaves its Semi-
diurnal Arc 57° II', which divided by 6, its diurnal horary
time* become 9° 32':—1 then subtract its Semidiurnal Arc
from 180°, and the remainder will be the Seininocturnal Arc
122° 49', which also divided by 6, will produce its nocturml
horary times 20° 28'. The Pole of the Part of Fortune js

never required, because it can only be directed in the Mim*'
dane Circle.
In all computations when the Degrees and Minutes of a
Planets Longitude exceed those of the House where it claims
its position, it must then be placed past the cusp, according
to the regular succession of the Signs in the Zodiac: but when
the Degrees and Minutes of the Stars Geocentric Longitude,
are less than those of the House to which it belongs, then the
reverse Rules must be uniformly attended to, without th»
least variation.
I have not noticed the difference between the Meridian of"
Greenwich, and that of Lincoln in this Geniture, because it
is very small, but. when the difference in time is more con-
siderable, then it must be attended to in all Nativities, by add-
ing it to the correct time of Birth if the Longitude be Westp
-and subtracting it if the Longitude be East of the given place
Birth, - iut ji {>« »''t-ta i,-.
From the foregoing Calculations, the true Celestial Figure
of Birth, including the requisite numbers for computing all ■
the Arcs of Directions in the Zodiac and Mundo, stand |
follow.
19
ass' 42'
7N
•U fV
**
V a.
N-^N JAMES ATTER8ALL,
O . -3
<h^ HORN, "Q
Octofcer 1st. 1817,
II. M.
4 45 P. M.
Latitude 53° 15'.
78° 42'
A D.
o / of o 1 ;» f' 0 O V O /
.13 6 8. 332 57 71 31 11 58 108 9 18 2 18 9
20 59 8. 244 5C 59 7 9 51 120 53 29 9
. 2238N. 79 53 123 56 20 39 56 4 9 21 33 56
3 14 s. 187 27 14 17 94 20 15 43
11 57 N. 152 36 17 44 73 33 12 16 16 27
72 16 12 3 17 57 17 44
25 17n. 75 29 129 16 21 33 50 44 8 27 39 16
20 28 32 49
THE DIRECTIONS ARE ASTRONOMICALLY COMPUTED m

FULL, AND ARRANGED IK PROGRESSIYK ORDER AS FOLLOW.
1
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venns in Muvdo.
9' r
To the Right Ascension of Venus 1 52 36
Add the Ascensional DiHerence under the Pole £ jg 9_
of Birth. ^
Oblique Descension of Venus 160 3:
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the West- i -
108 42
ern Horizon. \
Arc of Direction 0 21
ANOTHER WAY.
e t
The Right Ascension of Venus added to her J 259 ^
Semidiurnal Arc. £
Right Ascension of the Midheaven subtract 258 42'
Remains the Arc of Direction 0 21
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun in A/undo.
o l
As the horary times of the Part of Fortune, 9 32"
Are to its distance from the ninth, ..9 IQ1
So are the horary times of the Sun, 14 1:7
To the proportional part 13 44:
Primary distance of the Sun from the West, 14 25
Above part proportional subtract 13 44
And the remainder is the Arc of Direction 0 41
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse Dir
reetion, !
From the Oblique Descension of the Sun's sex- ) _
" 23S 52
tile which falls in 8° 7' of Sagittary. S
Subtract the Oblique Descension of Jupiter 237 44
Direction's Arc I 8
OR GEKUTHLIACAL ASTUOXOMV, 21
Midhearen to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo.

a I
Right Ascension of Mars 79 53
Subtract the Right Ascension of the Northern Angle. 78 42
And the Arc of Direction will be 1 11
Moon to the Quint He of Venus in the Zodiac.
C <
This Direction falls in 18° 18'|of Gemini, where
the Moon has 2° 35' North Latitude. From f
V 74 32
the Oblique Ascension of the Quintile of Venus T
under the Pole of the Moon. j
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of the Moon 7S 0
Ascendant to the Body of Saturn in Mundo.
o 'i
Right Ascension of Saturn 332 57
Add his Seminocturnal Arc 108 9
And the sum is. 441 6
The Circle Subtract 360 0
Remains 81 G
From which subtract the Right Ascension of
78 42
the Imum Celi
And the Arc of Direction is 2 24
OR THUS.
<0 t
Tothe Right Ascension of Saturn 332 57
Add the Ascensional Difference under the Pole of Birth.18 9
And the Oblique Ascension will be 351 6
From which subtract the Oblique Ascension of ) ^
theEasternHorizon J
Sun to the Body •/ Mercury in Mundo by Direct Motion

C /
As the horary times of the Son 14 1/
Are to his distance from the Seventh 14 25
So are the horary times of Mercury 12 3
To his secondary distance from the West 12 10
Primary distance of Mercury from the Western Horizon 14 50
From which subtract the secondary 12 1Q.
Arc of Direction 2 49"
Moon lo the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Direc-

tion.
o 1
As tiie horary times of Mercury 12 S
Are to his distance from the Seventh 14 59
So are the horary times of the Moon 8 27
To the part proportional 10 3(3
Primary distance of the Moon from the third 13 41,
The above proportional part subtract 10 3o
And the Arcof Direction is 3 II
Part of Fortune to the Se.rtile of Mercury in Mundo.
O 1 fy"
As the horary times of the Part of Fortune 9 32
Are to its distance from the ninth 9 10,
So are the horary times of Mercury 12 3 ,
To his secondary distance from the seventh 11 35
Primary distance of Mercury from the West 14 5lT
From which subtract the secondary 11 35"'
Direction's Arc 3 24 ,
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac.
From the Oblique Descension of the Sesqui-

quadrate of Saturn, in 15° 13' ofLibra. under 187 10
the Pole of the Sun.
OR CE:\IiTIILIACAL ASTUONOSIY, 23
gabiract the Oblique Descension of the Sun 183 50

Sun to the Semi quart He oj Venus in the Zodiac.

This Direction falls in 15° 18' of Libra.
The Oblique Descension of the Seniiquartiloof )

Venus under the Pole of the Sun U. 5 187 19
From which subtract the Oblique Descenftion \
183 50
of the Sun, under his own Circle of Position. '
Arc of Direction.
Moon to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac.
From the Oblique Ascension of Mars in the Ra- } __

dix under the Pole of the Moon. )C '7 4
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of the Moon, ? ^ 0
under the same Pole. )
And the Arc of Direction is.
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in the Zodiac.
The Oblique Descension of the Trine of the }

Moon, in 10° 54' of Libra, under the Pole of r 1188 6
the Sun is. '
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the Sun, j
.183 50
under his own Polar Elevation.
And the remainder is the Are of Direction. 4 jg
Moon to the Body of Mars in Munda, Direct Direction.

O
As the horary times of the Moon .8 -27
Are to her distance from the linum Celi 3 13
So are the horary times of Mars 9 21
To hissecondary distance from tho fourth 3 33
Primary distance of Mars from the Inmm Celi add 1 H
24 CELESTTAr, PHILOSOPHY,
Arc of Direction ....4 4|

Moon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction.
As the horary times of the Moon .. s a?)

Are to her distance from the fourth .. 3 13
So are the nocturnal horary times of Venus, (as y
she will be below the Earth when the Di- > 16
rcction is finished.) *
To her secondary distance from the Seventh ... 4 40
Primary distance of Venus from the West, add .. 0 21
And the Arc of Direction will be . 5 I
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, by Direct Motion:
As the horary times of the Sun. ...14.1/

Are to his distance from the seventh ..14 %*>
So are the horary times of the Moon .. 8 27
To the proportional part. .. 8 .32'
Primary distance of the Moon from the third ..13 41
Above part proportional subtract .. 8 32i
Arc of Direction ..5 9
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo.,
t »'
As the horary times of the Part of Fortune . 9 32
Are to its distance from the ninth, 9 10
To her secondary distance from the third 8 s 7
The primary distance from the third is 13 41
From which subtract the secondary 8 7
Direction's Arc. 5 34
Moon to the Quint He of Saturn in Mundo Converse Direct
lion.
As the horary times of Saturn, . 18 2

j^rQ to liis dts-bmce fcoia the- yir^ndanE. in *•• 2 24
go'aro tHe honiry limes of the '{uim. ... 8 27
To ter ••eC1, ''(tar* distance from the tiiird,... ... 1 7
Primary diptruic*1 irora tlie tîi-d is. ... ... ... 13 41
From wfudi subtract the secondary. ... I 7
Kemainti <he tile's Arc of IJireclion. ... 12 34
Subtract four-filths of the horary times of the
6 46
Moon below the Karth.
Sun to the Sex tile of Jupiter in Muntlo, by Converse

Motion.
O t
As the horary times of Jupiter. ... ... ... ,,, 9 51
Are to his distance from the ninth. ... ... 5 56
So are the horary times of the Sun 14 17
To the propo-tional part. 8 36
The primary distance of the Sun from the seventh.... 14 25
Above part proportional subtract i ... 8 36
Arc of Direction. 5 49
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo,

Direct Direction.
• /
As the horary times of the Sun 14 17
Are to his distance from the seventh. .. 14 25
So are the horary times of Jupiter ... ... 9 51
To his secondary distance from the Western horizon. 9 57
The primary distance from the seventh, is ... 45 21
From which subtract the secondary. ... 9 57
And the Sun to the Body ol Jupiter, is 35 21
.Sobtract half his Semidiurnal Arc 29 33
Remains the Arc of Direction ... 5 51
CELESTIAL PHILOSOPHY,
Ascendant to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundn.

v f
The Oblique Ascension of Jupiter under the j)
Pole of the Horoscope. J ' ^ ^
Add four-thirds of his Semidiurnal Arc 78 49
The sum 354 38
From which subtract the Oblique Ascension of ) .
1*1
the Ascendant )L 42
Arc of Direction 5 56'
AMOTHER METHOD.
O '»
From the duplicate horary limes of J upiter 19 42
Subtract his distance from the Southern angle 13 46
And the remainder is the Arc of Direction 5 g-g
Sun to the Trine of Mars in. the Zodiac.
From the Oblique Descension of the Trine of t
Mars, in 20° 40' of Libra, taken under the > 189 56
Pole of the Sun. /
Subtract the Oblique iDescension of the Sun }
183 50
under the same Pole of Position. J
Sun to the Virgin's Spike in the Zodiac.
S t
From the Oblique Descension of the Virgin's }
Spike, in 21° ID1 of Libra, under the Sun's > 100 17
Pole. /
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the Sun 183 50
Direction's Arc
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac.

This Direction falls in 21° 43' ofLibra.
* e f
From the Oblique Descension of the Semiqunr- £ 190 30
tile of Jupiter, under the Sun's Pole. j
Subtract tlic Oblique Dcicension of the Sun,
under bij own Polar Elevation. 183 50
Arc of Direction.
Sun lo the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by (he

IIapt Motion.
© f
Rin'ht Ascension of the Opposition of Vemis 332 3G
Right Ascension of the Sun, subtract 187 27
Distance of the Sun and Venus in Right Ascension. 145 9
Diurnal horary times of the Sun 14 17
Nocturnal horary times of Venus 12 1G
The sum 20 33
Then, by the Rule of Proportion,
a f-
As the sum of both the horary times. ... 20 33
Is to the horary times of Venus. 12 16
So is the difference in Right Ascension, as above. ... 145 9
To the proportiona art. ... 67 4
The dis om the Imum Coeli. 73 5gJ
Proportional part, subtract. 67 4
ANOTHER METHOD BY WHICH THIS DIRECTION MAY BE
COMPUTED.
0 v.
As the Sum of the horary1 times of the Sun and )
v
Venus. .... ^>26 33
Is to the horary times of Venus. ... ... ... 12 16
So is the difference in Oblique Descension be- )
tween the Sun and Venus. j 14 4
To the proportional part 6 30
-Add the primary distance of Venus from the seventh. 0 21
28 CELESTIAL PIIILOSOPHV,
Ascendant to the Quinlile of the Moon in Mundo.
The distance of the Moon from the third, is. .. 13 411

Subtract four-fifths of her horary times below
the Earth.
Remains the Arc of Direction. .. 6 34
OR THUS,
From the Oblique Ascension of the Moon un- ) •

derthe Pole of Birth, with the circle. >
Subtract four-fifths of her Seminocturnal Arc... 40 35
Remains. 355 38
Oblique Ascension of the Ascendant, subtract 348 42-
Direction's Arc. .. 0 50
ANOTHER WAY.
© \
i
From one-fifth part of the Moon's Seminoc- )
9
turnali Arc.
a )C 1°
Subtract the distance of the Moon from the fourth. 3 13
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct

Direction.
As the horary times of the Moan. 8 27

Are to her distance from the Imum Cceli. — 3 13
So are the diurnal horary times of Saturn, (as J
the Direction is finished above the Earth.) ) * 58
To the proportional part. 4 33
Primary distance of Saturn from the Ascendant, add. 2 24
OR GESETHLIACAL ASTRONOMY. 29
l/oon 1° the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse

Motion.
From the Oblique Ascension of the Square of

the Moon, in 10° 54' of Pisces, with 1° 51', 357 45
South Latitude under the Pole of Saturn.
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of Saturn 350 42
under the same Pole,
Arc of Direction.
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt

Motion.
As the Sum of the horary times of the Sun and > 26 15

Saturn. S
Is to the horary times of Saturn, diurnal, (as 4
he will be above the Earth when thedirec- V 58
11 5®
tbn is finished.) ^
So is the distance in ObliqueDescensionbetween i 12 I
the Sun and Saturn in opposition. . '
To the part proportional 5 29
Primary distapce of Saturn from the Horoscope, add., 2 24
Direction's Arc.
OR THUS.
a /
As the Sum of both the horary times 26 15
Is to the Diurnal horary times of Saturn 11 58
®0is the difference in Kirht Ascension between > ,
o and Saturn.
the Sun j> 145 30
Primary distance of Saturn from the Medium Celi... 74 15
Subtract the above part proportional 66 19
A small variation is visible in the different operations,

owing to the superlative numbers being used with the same
horary times, and Fractional parts in the Radix.
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac,
Converse Direction.
This Direction falls in 16° 54* of Virgo, with

1° 14' North Latitude, From the •bliqueDe-
176 57
scension of the Square of the Moon, under
the Pole of Venus.
Subtract the •blique Descension of Venus un-
169 0
der the same Circle of position.
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac.

O t
The Oblique Descension of Mercury in the Ra- J ^ ^
dix, under the Pole of the Sun, is. )
Oblioue Descension of the Sun, subtract 183 50
Arc of Direction.
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac.
The •blique Ascension of the Trine of Mer-

cury, (in 24° 34' of Gemini, where the Moon
81 20
obtains 3° 3' North Latitude,) under the
Pole of the Moon, is.
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of the Moon,
under her own polar elevation. I 73 0
Direction's Arc.
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse
Motion.
As the horary times of Jupiter 9 51

Are to his distance from the ninth, a 56
OR GEXETIILIACAL ASTRONOMY. 31

To her secondary distance from the third 5 5
The primary distance from the third is 13 41
From which subtract the secondary 5 5
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac, by Con-

verse Direction.
From the Oblique Descension of the opposition i ^

248 2
of the Moon, under the Pole of Jupiter. _ j
Subtract the Oblique Descension of Jupiter
237 44
under the same Pole.
Sun to the Trine of Mara in Mundo, Direct Motion.

O t
As the horary times of the Sun 14 17
Are to his distance from the seventh 14 25
So are the horary times of Mars 9 21
Primary distance of Mars from the third 19 53
Above part proportional subtract 9 26
Direction's Arc..... 10 27
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo.
O /
Are to its distance from the ninth 9 10
So are the horary times of Mars. * 9 21
Primary distance of Mars from the third, 19 53
The above part proportional subtract 8 59
Arc of Direction.
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac.

0
S
From the Oblique Descension of the Trine of ")
Saturn, in 13' of Scorpio, under the Pole of > 194 Jl
the Sun. ?
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the Sun ? jgg ^
under the same Pole. J
Remains the Arc of Direction ll 4 '
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Z«diac.

o !r j
Oblique Descension of the Sextile of Venus \
which falls in IS4 of Scorpio, taken under the > 194 58
Sun's Polar Elevation. )
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the Sun 183 .0.5:
Direction's Arc 11 8
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury, in the Zodiae,
Converse Direction.
The Oblique Descension of the Sesquiquadrate

of the Moon, in 1° 54' of Scorpio, with 1° 1 3gg
198 M
38' North Latitude, under the Pole of Mer- C
cury is. J
Subtract the Oblique Descension of Mercury )
187/ €>
under his own Pole of position. J
And the Arc of Direction is 11
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo, bf

Con, erse Motion.
The Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the 1 . ^

World,Converse Direction, is. ^ ^
Add the horary times of the Moon below the Earth. g
OR GENETHLTACAL ASTRONOMY.
ANOTHER METHOD.
From the Moon to the Opposition of Mercury, )

in Mundo, Converse Direction. i
Subtract half the seminocjurnal Arc of the Moon. 25 22
Arc of Direction., 11 39
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac.
From the Oblique Descension of the zodiacal

Parallel of Venus, which falls in 1° 20'of 195 31
Scorpio, taken under the Sun's Pole.
Subtract the Oblique Descension of the Sun
183 50
under his own Pole.
And the remainder is the Arc of Direction 11 41
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS WITH THEIR ARCS AND MEA-

SURES ADJUSTED BY THE SUN'S GEOCENTRIC MOTION IN
THE ECLIPTIC.
ARC. TIME.
d. m. vears Months
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo 0 21 0 4
Midheaven to the Square of Venus in Mundo 0 21 0 4
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo.. 0 4110 i 8
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse f 18113
Direction S
Midbeaven to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo
Ascendant to the Square of Mars in Mundo
Moon to the Quintile ef Venus in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Body of Saturn in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo
»uo to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, by Direct Motion
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Converse J
Direction )
Pat of Fortune to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo...
u
to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac. ..
n to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac 3 29 3 10
toon to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac 4 4 4 6
•hi to the Trine of the Moon in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.

Moon to the Squareof Venus in Mundo Direct Direction
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, by Direct )
Motion )
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse)
Direction y
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, by Converse ^
Motion £
Sun totheSemiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct J
Direction. )
Ascendant to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo
Sun to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac
Sun to the Virgin's Spike in the Zodiac
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac. ...
Sun to the Parallel of Venus i n Mundo, by the Rapt >
Motion. )j
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo. ...
Moon to the square of Saturnin Mundo,Direct Direction1
Moon to the squartJ of Saturn in the Zodiac, by)
Converse Motion : )
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt >
Motion. ........... ........... ,
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Con- >
verse Direction. - ...)
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the zodiac.
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo Con- )
verse Motion. )
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the zodiac, by J
Converse Direction. ... £
Sun to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion. .
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo...
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the zodiac.
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the zodiac
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in the zo- )
diac. Converse Direction. J
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo, J
by Converse Motion. )
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the zodiac.
OR GENETHLIACAL ASTRONOMY. 35
The foregoing Nativity is that of James, the Son of William

Attersall, who was Born in the City of Lincoln. When
this Child was about twelve Months old, and in good health,
its Parents applied to me for the purpose of receiving my
Judgment on its Geniture, which I gave them in few words,
as it is my practice in all cases, not to write long Epistles,
when short and concise observations are sufficient.
As soon as I had attentively investigated the positions of
the Celestial Bodies at the time of Birth, With their various
qualities, and configurations, &c. I was convinced that a
violent Death was certain and inevitable, which was not in
the power of any human efforts to prevent. 1 then delivered
my impartial Judgment, which was, that dissolution would
take place at, or before the Age of two years, and as the
Child's Father was then constantly engaged in attending one
of the Packets on the River Witham, 1 considered it a duty
incumbent on me to admonish its Parents, never to suffer the
Child to go on board the Packet, in consequence of the mor-
tal Configurations then fast approaching without relief; they
promised to attend to the solemn, and previous warning I
had given, and certainly acted according to my request
having informed them that Death would take place suddenly,
either by a fall, or wound from a Horse, and as Horses were
(in the course of Business,) frequently taken on board the
Packet, 1 conceived his Death might arise from violence of
that nature; the fact is, the Child was never suffered to go on
board that or any other Packet, agreeable to my advice. But
mark the unchangeable decree of the omnipotent
creator, the unfortunate Child was kept as much as pos-
sible in the House, and was not suffered to approach any
Horse, nor go on any Navigable Vessel. About ten days
prior to its dissolution, I went to the abode of its Parents,
and told them that manifest danger was at hand ; there were
several persons present, who replied, thatil'Death by violence
should take place, as 1 had publicly declared, it could not be
for want of sufficient warning-. On the day of Death, the

Child went into the Street unobserved by any one, and immedi-
ately accompanied several other Children who were playing
very near a Horse that was feeding a short distance from the
Door, near the side of the River. The Horse was always
considered to be a very quiet Animal, but in the fatal Hour,
he kicked at the Children, yet none were injured, except the
unfortunate Child, who received the stroke in its forehead,
which proved instantly Mortal ; his Death happened on the
22nd. of September, 1819, near three o'Clock in the After-
noon, Aged one Year, eleven Months,and twenty days.. This
prediction obtained publicity near a Year previous to the time
of Death, and there are many persons of respectability in this
place, and its Vicinity, who will prove what I have here as-
serted to be correct, and beyond the bounds of contradiction,
and if any doubts remain as to the verity of what I Ijave rela-
ted, I request that application may be made to the P&rents in
this City, who will establish the truth of what I have re-
corded.
But though I have given the hostile primary Directions in
this Geniture, with their true computation as far as the orbs
of the benign Stars are in operation, (which ought to be
strictly regarded in all Nativities,) yet 1 would not have the
Students to entertain ideas, that all Children who die in
their infant state, are destroyed by violent Directions to the
giver of Life, &c : for those who die in infancy, or before the
end of the fifth Year, are generally destroyed by those malig-
nant and destructive positions that are formed in the Heavens
at the time of Birth ; as Ptolemy clearly informs us, and not
by Directions, which was the casie in this unfortunate Geui-
ture, there are also other sideral causes of the utmost conse-
quence, which have great and manifest power in destroying
Life within the above period ; for when the significators of _
Children are weak and afflicted in theGenitures of the Parenti;,
it will require but littleviolence in the Nativity of the oflspring
OR genetiiliacal astronomy. 37
(o cut O'T îfe- &reat disproportion in the occult power

of the Elementary qualities, with the evil testimonies predo-
minating1 in the Radix, as well as the Mundane stations of the
Stars, with their healing, drying, cooling, and moistening
qualities, in the various signs, and parts of the Heavens in
which they are posited; are all subjects which require serious
consideration, chiefly when death occurs naturally, and must
in all cases lie attended to, before final Judgment is given,
concerning the period of personal extinction.
The Astral causes that produced the sudden and violent
Death of this Child, are plainly visible; the Ascendant is
afflicted by the Body of Saturn, and Square of the Moon, and
Mars in Mundo; the Moon is conjoined with Mars among
evil Stars in the Northern Angle, approaching the Terms of
Saturn, without any relief, and that Luminary is applying to
the Mundane Square of Saturn, by direct motion. The Part
of Fortune is afflicted by the opposition of the Moon and
Mars: but I judged the work of Mortality to arise chiefly
from the uninterrupted communication of those violent rays
of Mars and the Moon from the Imnm Celi, to the Sun, who
is the true Aphcta, or giver of Life, particularly because the
Hyleg is near the Body of Mercury, and Rapt Parallel of Sa-
turn ; and I shall here observe that Mercury is of the nature
of the enemies in the Celestial constitution.
Thus you see all the vital significators were afflicted at the
time pf Birth, and no intervening Rays of a benevolent nature,
could break their force, or counteract their fury; for Jupiter
is posited near the Heart of the Scorpion, and afflicted by the
Quartileof Saturn, and Venus by the opposition of that Ma-
'cfic, and also by the square of Mars in Mundo, so that all
benign influence was destroyed, and could be of no avail
whatever, in supporting the Life of the Native.,
At the return of the Sun to his radical place, on the first
October 1818, we find many furious and alarming motions
"f the Stars, wh.cb augment in a great measure, the Effects of
I
38
the other malignant positions in the Radix. At the ahofg;

time, Saturn was Retrograde, and posited in the Ascendaijjl
in Square to the Moon in the Nativity, and that Luniinaj
and Mars who were in conjunction in the Imum Celi at Birt|£'
were conjoined in the Western Angle, on the place of Meii
eury in the. Geniture, who was near the Sun's place in He
Nativity.- Jupiter was in Square to the Sun's position in
the Radix, and Mercury was in opposition to the radical At
ccndant, having lately separated from the opposite rays;of
Saturn. Venus was in a violent part of the Heavens,- isnj
afflicted by the evil Rays of Mercurj' from zodiacal stations;
being at the same time injured by the hostile beams of-Sni
turn and his Terms. These positions of the Stars are asti^
nishing, and certainly prove the great and manifest power
of such motions, when rightly compared with the true places
• of the superior significators that have dominion in the Geni-
ture. In fine, such furious irradiations were.assured testipioj-,
nips cf approaching dissolution by vialtnce, b ut the Mundane
and zodiacal stations of the Stars at the time of Death, were
still more remarlrable, when compared with the Anarelic;
positions of the Planets iu the Radix:—there was ane)V\
Moon.three Days previous to his dissolution, when.both the
Luminaries,were in opposition of Saturn, and also in squnô
to the place of the Moon and Mars in the Nativity. Yenift
had the Declination of Saturn,.and was combust; the Mbo'a
Was also cadcnt in the terms of Saturn at the time of Dcajl!,
and Jupiter was nearly on the radical place of that Maleficif
When he received the mortal wound, the Sun was afllictcH
by the opposition of Saturn, who was Retrograde, anduudcr
the Earth : such a train of evil testimonies, united with those:'
corresponding positions, and primary Directions of an Ana-:
retical nature in the Radix, are worthy of admiration. These
things every attentive student ought to attend to, as well as
all the powerful motions of the malignant Stars in the zodiac,'
and BInndo. with their occult qualities, as they afflict tliii
:i9
j c-ri.ts, or the most principal, and superior places of the Lu-

minaries, or their Rulers, with other significators in the Ge-
nilure, and also the progressions and powerful secondary
Pirections then in operation ; for when the corroborating
testimonies of the Enemies are violent, and are likewise mul-
tiplied at the same time by other applications of an inimical
power, without any benevolent assistance, they then, (as in
this Example,) never fail to destroy Life.
All those litigious traducers (who condemn the Study of
second causes,) may observe, that the FATE of this Child was
clearly visible n the Heavens at the time of Birth, and that
no human endeavours could alter, prevent or control the
immutable decree of the most high. The free will of
the Parents was previously used a long time, in a solemn and
indefatigable manner for the preservation of their offspring,
but in vain, which is well known to the Public. These facts
are too obvious to be denied. The Infidel, the Deist, the
Atheist, and the Critic, (who endeavour to turn every Sacred
subject into ignominy and reproach,) may sneer at these re-
marks, but let such characters advance what scurrilous argu-
ments they please, against this Sacred Science, yet they are
in their minds convinced by daily experience, that there is
dnimpending fate, or a something that frustrates,defeats,
and counteracts our actions, and engagements, during Life*,
let us endeavour as we may, for in numberless cases we may
obseno, that when our premeditated projects appear success-
tul.and even infallible, according to human reason, yet in the
execution of those Acts, something overturns our flattering
Schemes, and renders our exertions ineffectual. By these
Manifest Facts we may be convinced, (as an eminent writer
observes,) that if all men could arrive at affluence by their
earr,e
st endeavours, more would probably attain to it, than
w
bat at present are seen to do so.
" And this should teach us,
There's a Divinity that shapes our ends :
Rough-hew them how wc will.''
The next is the Nativity of a Lady, who is now In ing,

and in good Health. The estimate time of Birth, (whichigl'
given in the following Figure of the Heavens,) was extraclei}
from the written documents of her Parents, and I am induced
to believe it is correct, because the benign and hostile EffectsV'
of the antecedent Directions, with their sideral cause, a&j
periods of operation, correspond with the past occurreneeji,
ofLife. I have computed and arranged the Directions from
the Tables contained in this Work, by which the Reader majf
observe that the methods I use in calculation, and Judgmenf,;
are invariably the same in all Nativities, and may be depend^
ed upon without error, when they are properly applied, and)1
rightly understood, according to the Examples 1 have plainly
developed in Directional motion, on which the foundationipjfi
this Sacred Science depends. The true distance between tljfiJ
Apheta and the Anaretical Promittors, ought first to be coni-j
puted in all Genitures; for it is certainly contradictory, to the
established principles of this department of Astronomy, when
Judgment is pronounced on the Events of the Life of an In<^T
vidual, (whethergood, or evil, with the time thereof,) from
the Effects of subsequent Directions, &c. at those remote Pfk
riods, after the Prorogator to the mortal train has completed,
its final course. There are many, who being ignorant ofth|.r
true motions of the Heavens, mistake ihe Jir&t and chief es-
sential cause which offers itself for consideration, and ab||
surdly attend to those vague, and unintelligible Directions,,
which were to produce Effects after the Native's Demise ; fofcj
if those arrogant pretenders to these Astronomical CalcQr;|
lations are unacquainted with the time, and quality of Death,
from a true Nativity, when the Native is living, 1 am confi-:|
dent they know nothiug of it after dissolution, though tltey|
may vainly attempt to invent something as the prohabW,
cause of personal extinction, when the Native is no more. ^
OR GEiNETHLIACAL ASTRONOMY
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIOKS. - o.
Midlieavcn to the sevtile of the sun in mundo • 0
Sun to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ^ ,
verse Direction. •••)!
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac 2
Ascendant to the sesquiquadrate of mars in mundo.*2 ;
Sun to the semiquartile of. Venus.in the Zodiac,?
Converse Direction £
Moon to the semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, j ^
Converse Direction. )
Moon to the Body of mars in mundo, Converse ? ,
Motion _ y
Ascendant to the Biquintile of mercury in mundo...3 '
Moon to the semiquartile of saturn in the Zodiac J 3 I
Snn to the semiquartile of Jupiter in mundo, Di-?_ ^
rect Direction J >
Moon to the Body of mars in the Zodiac, Converse ? ^ ,,
Motion. J ■
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo. 5 :
Ascendant to the sesquiquadrate of the moon in mundo. & -
Moon to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac - 8 -
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of saturn in mundo.1
Sun to the body of mercury in the zodiac. 0
Sun to the seytile of Jupiter in the Zodiac ^,3 *
Sun to the Parallel of saturn in the Zodiac 10-
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Venus in mundo. 30 4
Moon to the Body of Venus in mundo, Direct Di ? t
rection.-- , Ji
Snn to the Body of mercury in mundo, Direct motion, it 2
Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac... If 4
Midbeaven to the sextile of mercury in mundo .—'IT 4
Moon to the sextiie-ofsaturn in the Zodiac j.-13 i
Sim to the Body of saturn in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction.. - . }
Sim to the Body of saturn in mundo, Converse motion. 14
Moon to the Body of mercury in mundo, Converse }
Direction. X
Sun to the sevtile of Venus in the Zodiac, oy Con- ?
verse motion £
Ascendant to the Biquintile of mars in mundo ;N3
Avccndimt to the scorpion's Heart in mundo, 14 4
Moon to the Lion's Heart in the Zodiac.........t..,.;.. 15*
43
arc. time.
THE DIRECTIONS COKT1NCEO. XI. ». VCafS JI01ltllhv
SDH- to Ihe
. sextile of Jupiter in muniio. Converse)> IJ ,r oti i.i
..
Direction. J
s D to the Parallel of mars in the Zodiac 15 58 15 G
jloon to the sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiacj Con- < jq q 15 y
verse motion )
gun to the square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse £ (030
1G 30 10 10 q
Direction. $
Inn to the semiquartile of mars in the Zodiac, by ) |0 lc
" Converse motion. )
jloon to tlie Body of mercury in the zodiac. Con- ) jq 53 j0 5
verse Direction. £
Hid heaven to the Quintile of thq sun in mundo 1G 54 IG 5
Ascendant to the sesquiqundrate of Venus in mnndo... IG 57 IG 0
Moon to the semiquartile of mercury in the Zodiac.... 17 55 17 0
Midheaven to spicn Virginis in mundo 18 42 18 ft
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the moon in mundo.... 19 17 18 9
Moon to the semiquartile of Jupiter in mundo, by ) 19 ineo58 19w, -
Converse Motion S ^
Ascendant to the Trine of Jupiter in mundo 20 44 20 2
iSun to t lie Body of mars in the Zodiac. 21 4 20 6
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 2111 20 7
.Moon to the semiquartile of satufn in mundo, Di- ) 21 21 25
25 20
20 1010
rect Direction. £
Moon to the Sextile of the sun in the Zodiac 121 31 20 11
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the zodiac 2145 21 2
Part of Fortune to the scsquiquadrate of Jupiter in) .2. r
J
mundo. )
Sun to the Body of mars in mundo, Direct Direction.. 22 30 22 0
Part of Fortune to the Opposition ofthesun in mundo. 22 34 22 I
Midheaven to the sextile of mars in mundo ..22 43 22 3
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the zodiac, by Con- ) on 11 90
verse Motion. V|
Sun to the semiquartile of Venus in mundo. Con-) 0323 2" O
.23 23 230
verse Direction. S I
Moon to the semiquartile of Venus in the zodiac,) one o-x o
Converse motion
Un \ f'13* 24 3
to the Body of the moon in mundo, Direct Di- ) n, .n .
rection, £ ;"50 50 24
-l 0
'dheaven to the Sextile of the moon in mundo ..25
25 3 24 8
"n to the Body of the moon in the zodiac ..25 35 25
v
the Quintile of Jupiter in the zodiac, Con-
erse motion
44
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED.

Moon to the semiquartileof mars in tiie zodiac J2G3I
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in the zodiac '"26 40
Sun to the semiquartile of mercury in the zodiac, ({
Converse Direction. : $
Ascendant to the Opposition ofsaturn in mundo 27 22
Midheaven to the square of saturn in mundo 27 22
Moon to the sextile of mercury in the zodiac 27 23
S un to the sextile of mars in the zodiac, by Converse £ 9
motion. 5
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the zodiac 27 42
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Venus in mundo 28 27
Midheaven to the Quintile of mercury in mundo 28 43
Moon to the Quintile of the sun in the zodiac [29 2
Sun to the semiquartile of saturn in the zodiac !29 G
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the zodiac 29 42
Moon to her own semiquartile in the zodiac 30 4
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Jupiter in mundo. 31 49
Sun to the Parallel of saturn in Enurido, by the Kapt) ^ ..
motion. £
Sun to the Quintile of Jupiter in mundo. Conversed ^
Direction. ) i 0
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in mundo, Direct mo- > ^ ^
tion £
Moon to the square of saturn in the zodiac .J33 0
Sun to the Body of Venus in the zodiac 3 49
Moon to the sextile of saturn in mundo. Direct) „
Direction. S '
Moon to the sextile of Venus in the zodiac. Con- £ 3424
verse motion. \
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of mercury in i _
mundo ^34 28
Moon to the Quintile of mercury in the zodiac 34 49
Sun to the Quintile of mars in the zodiac, Converge )
Direction ( 3528
Mo«n to the semiquartile of the sun in mundo, Di-i
rect Motion £ 3o 30
Moon to the sextile of mars in the zodiac. 35 51
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direc- ? „»
52
tion S
Midheaven to the sextile of Venus in mundo 36 5
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of saturn in mundo 36 11
ARC. TIHB.
! THE DIUECTIONS CONTlJifKD. Iit. u. rears Months.
•^,11 to tlie square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse £
* ,36 17 { 3G 0
Direction. •••*«• •••••• ^
?un to the scmiquartile of saturn in mundo. Direct ? Jfi.iG 30 G
motion. •••••• ^
j.m t* the sextile of mercury in the Zodiac, by Con- >
verse Direction. ..... ...... ...... y
inn to his own semiquartile in the Zodiac.
jluon to the seiniquartile of Venus in the Zodiac
tsceudant to the sesquiquadmte of Jupiter in mundo.
I )[oon to tlie seiniquartile of mars in the Zodiac, >
' Converse motion. £
tjnou to the Body of saturn in mundo. Converse >
i Direction. ••*••• •••••• y
Midheaven to the Quintile of mars in mundo. .....
Sun to thesextiieof saturn in the Zodiac
JInon to the Parallel of saturn in mundo, by the >
Rapt motion. ...... £
Moon to the sextile of Jupiter in mundo, by Con- >
verse Direction. $
Moon to her own sextile in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac
i Moon to the Body of 8aturn in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Direction.
Moon to the square of the sun in the Zodiac.
Midheaven to the (juintile of the moon in mundo. ...
Sun to the scmiquartile of mars in mundo, by Con-)
verse motion. )
Sun to the Lions' Heart in the Zodiac.
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of saturn in mundo.
Moon to the Quintile of saturn in mundo. Direct)
Direction. .. )
Ascendant to the Opposition of the sun in mundo. ...
Midheaven to the square of the sun in mundo
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, by )
Converse motion. )
Moon to the square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ) 48 10142 2
Verse Direction. \
to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse )
"lotion. % '42 51 i 42 11
Sun to the sextile of Venus in mundo. Converse#
Direction. ...... V ,42 34 143 O
46
ARC. TXltg,
the nuiEGTioNs coxtixhed. n* m, years xoyy
Sun to the semiquartile of mercury in the Zodiac, -.f 43 .0 I 43 .y.
Moon to the semiquartile of mercury in the Zodiac.£ . j -j
Converse motion. ...... ••••♦•.
Part of Fortune to the opposition of mar's in mundo... 44 25 4^,;^
Sun to the Quintile of mercury in the Zodiac, Con-1
verse Direction. . ) 44 32 '
Sun to the-Parallel of mercury in mundo, by the/ ^-iiig,
Raptmotion.; .... ' ...... i ^45 34 - vi.tj
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the moon in?
mundo. ......t 45 53 îiJj
Sun to the semiquartile of mercury in mundo/:by? .
Converse motion. . 45 55 4C-.'y,
Sun to the sextile of saturn in Mundo, Direct -DV?
rection: J
Moon to the square of mercury in tbe Zodiac 4017. 40 4-
Midhcaveh to the Trine ofsalurnin mundo. 46 22
Sun to his own sextile in thci thciZodiac.;
Zodiac.; . • . ..... 40 23 46. is.i
Sun to the Parallel of saturn in mundo. Direct Di-? jg ^ 4Q ^>
rection:. ) ,,1...
J... :if»«
Sun to the Quintile of saturn in the Zodiac. '. , 4630. . •
Moon to the semiquartile .of Venus in mundo. Con-? 4Q39 4039 ■'i
verse motion. .. J . .dOTO'
.dCTO'
Moon to the sextile of Venus in the Zodiac 4G 50 j.
Part of' Fortune to the sesquiquadrate of saturn in ? _ • .' .'..'t
mundo.' .... \, ' , •.
Ascendant to the-'Biquintilc of Jupiter in mundo. ...47 4 47.. 47..^,!
Moon to her own.Quintile in the Zodiac ,..i 47 M» 4"].
,..1 47
San to1-the square of mars in the Zodiac, Converse? ' ,
Direction. . ; '.' ;;ii4716 .
Moon to the sextile. of .mars in the zodiac, by Con- ?
verse motion., .. ■: 47 If
Moon to the-semiquartile of mercury in mundo, Di- ? .-vo?
rect Difectionl ■. j 47 50 : Ai
Moon to the sextile of the sun in mundo. Direct Dir ?
rection;..,.; 48 23 r
Suii'to'theParallel .of.mars in mundo, by the Rapt? 48 IP1'
motion.' ) 4.831 -i'I1
Sun t'o'the square of Jupiter in mundo, by Converse ?- 48^1^
motion | . /.... ,S 4839
Sun to' tlie Parallel of the moon, in.iriundo, by the ? 'i4.'1'1
1
Raptmotion. ... ...;.f.48 56f •
47
ARC TIME.
TUB DIKKCTJOSS CONTISl'F.I). n m. vears Months.
I' t0 u,c scmiquartile of saturn in the zodiac, Con- ) I K)24(.|9 10
1
' verse Direction. ... . )
jloon to spica V'irginis in the zodiac. 1954 50 4
Sim to the sextile of mars in mundo. Converse motion. 19 55 50 4
\scendant to the Biquintile of saturn in mundo. 50 10 50 8
i'an to the Quintile of Venus in mundo, Conversed 50 14 50 9
Direction. ••• ••••»• •«•••• ^
fart of Fortune to the Parallel of the sun in mundo. 50 23 5010
•him to the Parallel of Jupiter in the zodiac. 50 24 50 10
gun to his own semiquartile in mundo. 50 56 51 5
jun to the semiquartileof mars in the zodiac 51 1 51 6
Jliilheaven to the Quintile of Venus in mundo J 51 24 51 II
(Jim to the sextileof mercury in the zodiac 5145 52 3
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the zodiac. 52 3 52 8
Moon to the Trine of saturn in the zodiac. 52 22 53 0
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in mundo, by the Rapt / 52 24 53 0
motion. ..
Moon to the square of saturn in mundo, Direct Di- J
rection. ...... ^
Sun to his own quintile in the zodiac.
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in mundo, Direct Direction.
f
Moon to the square of Venus in the .odiac, by Con- ?
verse Motion. ... f
llidlieaven to the sextile of Jupiter in mundo
Sun to the Quintile of saturn in mundo, Direct Di- f
reetion. ...... J
Ascendant to the Opposition of mercury in mundo. ...
Midheaven to the square of mercury in miindo,
Sun to the Parallel of saturn in mundo. Converse J
Direction. .. ...... f
J'un to the semiquartile of the moon in the zodiac. ..
on
to the Quintile of Jupiter in mundo,by Con-?
verse Mation. ... 5
"ij.to the Sextile of mercury in mundo. Converse f 55 6 55 11
Dfrectiop. $ i:
jjOon
Oo
to the Quintile of Venus in the zodiac. 55 7 55 11
I n to the Quintile of mars in the zodiac, Con- ?
55 7 55 11
motion. £
10
Pj the square of mercury in the zodiac. 55 22 50 2
j, ofFortune to the Biquintile of the Sun in mundo. 55 22 50 "
n
to the square of mars in the zodiac. 55 43 50 6
48
.me. time:
THE niRECTrOSK CONTINUED. II. M. y«"nr*XOO'l]
Moon to the Quintile of the sun in nuhido, Direct ,, .
Direction. . . $ P3
Ascendant to the scscjniquadratc of saturn in mniido.55 52 50 'S
Moon to the textile of mercury in the zodiac, Con- ? ^ ,
verse Direction. . 'j G 'i
Part of Fortune to tlic Trine of saturn in mundo. /.oBB ^
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Venus in iiiimdo.jflG'SG
Sun to the square ofsaturn in the. :-.odiac. . 5G 51 57 6
Sun to the sesquiquadrate' of .Jupiter in the zodiac, \ _o' r-ij1
Converse motion. v.'J 1 *" :
Moon to the semiquartile of Jupiter in the zodiac.:;. 57 6 ! -IS £
Moon to the Parallel of mercury in mundo, by the? o
Rapt motion/ "... ' ...... / ...... '^ 0/ J
Sun to the CLuintile Of mars in mundo, by Converse ? 57.10 V

Direction:, "7.: : . . .
Moon to the semiquartile of mars in mundo, Direct ? y ^ ^ ' ■'^■'i
57 19; s&.j'
Direction. '• .i- j 'j |
Sun to the sextile of saturn m the zodiac, Converse t{ 57 ct 5p
ci jrd55 H
motion. " J <
Sun to tho Parallel of Jupiteriu mundo, by.the RapU 57 52 ' fig'il'
motion. ... \
Moon to her own semiquartile in mundo. 58 15 60 ^
Snn to tho Quintile of mercury in the zodiac. .... 58 28 ®
Moon to the Parallel of saturn in mundo, Direct^ 5337 jflJO
Direction. $ **
Sun to the Trine of Venus in the zodiac, by Converse ? trq T
motion. .'...'V )
Sun to the sextile of mars in the zodiac 59 23 CO 7
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in the zodiac. .... 59 28 CO S;
Moon to her own square in the zodiac. 59 55 SI -
San to his own sextile.in mando, .... " 60 8 61 5
Midheaven to the Trine of the sun in mundo ... .6014 gi S:
Moon to the sextile of mercury in mundo, Direct? 5Q21 7
Direction. ' ...... J, . ...
Sun to the semiquartile of Venus in the zodiac. 60 34 i, 61 l?j
Moon to her own Parallel in the zodiac. ,60 36 61 J"
Moon to the Trine of the sun in the zodiac. , 60 54 69. ®
Fart Of Fortune to the sesquiquadrate of the sun in ? ,.7 ,2
mundo. ... J 60 54 ^
San to the square of Venas in mundo, by Converse ) J'
motion. J 6110
19
ARC. TIVE.
THE D1HECTI0SS CONTIM'ED. 1I,, m. vears Monllis.
ifid]i^vcn to Mitum in mundo
]'itrt 0' t'oTtune to tlio Parallel of mercury in mundo...
><1111 to IJi eQuintile of mercury in mundo. Converse ?
Direction. .... ...... ......)
<;lin to the textile of the Moon in the zodiac,
rjoon to the (juintile of Mercury in the zodiac, Con- ^
ver.-c Motion. S
A.-ccncUmt to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo
îdhPuven to the Square of Mars in mundo
Sun to his own square in the zodiac
.Moon to the Parallel of Mars in mundo, by the Rapt £
Motion. )
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the zodiac.
Ascendant to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo..
Midhcaven to the square of the Moon in mundo
Ascendant to the lliquintile of the Sun in Mundo
Sim to the <2uintile of saturn in the zodiac, Con-)
verse Direction. £
Moon to the yuintileof mars in the zodiac.
Moon to the scxtile of Venus in Mundo, by Con-)
ver.e Motion. ... i
Sun to the square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction,
Ascendant to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo.
Sun to tlio Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by Con- )
verse motion. .... )
Sun to the Riquintile of Jupiter in the zodiac. Con- )
verse Direction. j
Sun to the Quintilc of Mars in the zodiac. ......
Moon to the square of the sun in mundo. Direct Di- ?
rection. .. S
Midheaven to the Quintile of Jupiter in mundo
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, by Converse )
motion. \
Pariof portune to the Biqnintile of.Mercury in mundo
'oon to t]ie Quintiie of Mercury in Mundo, Direct)
Direction. )
; Uri If his own quintile in Mundo, ...
m>ii to the semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, )
. OConverse motion. £
■ on to the square of Mars in the Zodiac, by Con- )
êrse Direction. ... S
3 H-C, TI ME,
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINVED. i>. m. * oars jjotHi
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in ill undo, by the ,
Rapt Motion. '
Sun to the Trine of Mars in the zodiac, Converse
Direction. ...
Sun to the square of Mars in mundo, Converse Mo-
tion. ......
Moou to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the zodiac.
Sun to the square of Mercury in the zodiac.
Moon to the sextile of Jupiter in the zodiac.
Sun to the Parallel of J upiter in the zo diac.
Sun to the sextile of Venus in the zodiac.
Moon to the square of Venus in the .Zodiac.
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in theZodhc. ...
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in
Mundo. ..... ...... ......
Part of Fortune to the Trine of the Sun in mundo.
Moon to the sextile af Mars in Mundo, Direct Di-
rection.
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by Converse i
1
Motion.
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac ....
Moon to the Trine of J upiter in the zodiac. Converse
Direction.
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac.
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Jupiter in
mundo.
Moon to her own sextile in mundo. ... ....
Sun to the sesquiquadrate of Venus in the zodiac,
by Converse motion.
Sun to Spica Virginis in the Zodiac. .. —
Moon to the square of Jupiter in mundo. Converse
Direction.
Midheaven to the Trine of Mercury in mundo ....
Sun to the Parallel of mercury in mundo. Direct
Direction. ...
Sun to the Parallel of the moon in mundo. Con-
verse motion. ...
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in mundo, Direct Di-
rection.
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of Mars in mundo..
51
ARC TIME.
TUB DIRECTIONS CONTINVBD. d m . vears Months.
part of Fortune to the sesqui quad rate of Mercury in ) 72 29 73 1
Jlunilo. ... ^
yoon to the Parallel .of Jupiter in mundo, by the J
Kapt motion. ... ) 72 45 75 4
Moon to the sesquiquadrate of the Sun in the /.odiac, 73 0 75 8
.gun to the square of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ) 73 3 75 8
vcrie Direction. ...... (
Moon to the square of mercury in the Zodiac, by)
Converse Motion £ 73 14 75 10
Sun to the square of mercury in mundo. Converse £
Direction. ^ 73 2 8 70 1
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in mundo. Converse ) 73 32 76 2
motion. )
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of the Moon in ) 73 42 7G 4
mundo. £
Sun to the Trine of saturn in the Zodiac. 73 48 70 5
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venus in mundo. 74 21 77 3 .
Midhcaven to the square of Venus in mundo, 74 21 77 3
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the zodiac 74 26 77 4
Sun to the Trine of mercury in the Zodiac, Converse )
Direction. ...... J 74 27 ' 77 4
Midhcaven to the Riquintile of the Sun in mundo. ... 7457 77 10
Ascendant to the Riquintile of mercury in mundo. ... 75 22 78 4
Moon to theSextile of saturn in the Zodiac, by Con- ^
verse mdtion. ... jl 75 24 | 78 4
Part of Fortune to the square of saturn in mundo. .... / 5 33 /8 0
CELESTIAL PUILOSOPIIV,
Tl c positions of the Planets in this Nativity, are of an in^

propitious Nature, and as their various conlig-urationstoea^;
other, arc also of an inimical power, L shall therefore make^;
few plain observations on their elfects, that those who apply-
theinsolves to this Sacred Study, may form a decisive njilj'
impartial Judgment on other GcnitureS, in which similar
silions and Directions are frequently apparent, which when;
diligently attended to, will give pleasure and satisfaction fo;
* . if
every industnotis Student in the noble Science of prognostic
Astro noiny.
The Celestial Sign Sagittarius occupies the oriental Ilo-.'
rizou, and Jupiter Lord of the Ascendant, and signilicatonojf
the Native, is posited in the Ninth House, cadcnt, and in Jjigj
detri merit, near violent fixed Stars ; he is likewise applying.-
to the square of Saturn in the Western Angle, without any.
assistance from benig n Rays, or propitious terms, either iiythe;
Zodiac, or in the World. Mercury who disposes of Jupiteft
in the Radix, is combust, and besieged between the bodies.pf
the Sun and Mars in thp descending part of the Heuvensy;
where the evil power of the Malefic Stars is- augmented by-
the Rapt Motion of the Earth. The Moon and Mars, whi^v
are the chief Mortal promittors, are very violently conjoint
and as they approach their subterraneous positions, they cp#.'
rcquoritly increase their baneful rays to each other ; the pirt
of Fortune is alilicted by tile opposition of Saturn, Lord of.
the Second, and its dispositor is weak, and deprived of all h5§
dignities in the Radix ; these positions and violent motions of
trie Stars, combined wjth the evil stations of the Satellites
of the Luminaries, will (notwithstanding the mundane Sex*
tile of the Sun to the Midheaven, and the Trine of VenuS
ruler of the supreme Southern Angle to the Ascendant in Uie
World,) always produce sorrows, and many dilficulties, witli
various calamities during the whole period of the Native's
Life ; and I shall further observe, that in all Gcnitures^
63
> Aether Male or Ffcmale,) where such hostile positions, and

urat 0lis as t e a
Config ' ^ hove are discovered, those' persons
w jll be subject tbi contefnpt, and reproach ; innumerable
troubles, and losses, with' dangers to Life will sdrround them,
and in the end they will always descend below the sphere
of Life in which they were BornJ
There are many methods invented for thepurpose of ascer-
taining the true Hour, and Minute of h Nativity, from the
estimate, brgivfcn time of Birth. 1 have tried all the rules,
both Ancient and Modern, in an impartial manner,that have
been published; and in many hundreds of Nativities which
1 have calculated, they have generally deceived me in my
computations, and I am certain they will deceive every prac-
titioner vVho may thmk proper to rely on such preposterous
inventions, which can neither be supported by proof, nor il-
lustrated by proper Examples, and Experience: The truth
is, there is but one trueMethod for correcting the given time
of any Birth, and that meihod Mil never fail, when pro-
perly understood, and rightly practised; and when the esti-
mate time does not exceed its reasonable limits. The Me-
thod 1 allude to, is the computation of the Arcs of Directi-
ons to the Ascendant and Midheaven, which are the two
superior Angles of the Figure, so that when the time of any
important Events, (whether good or evil,) are given, the
true time of Birth may be readily discovered, by comparing
the Numbers arising from the computed Arcs, with the
Years, and Months of the Native's Life, when the corre-
sponding occuri'ences took place; thus by adjusting the
Directions, according to the nature, and power of the pro-
mittors, &c. in the manner above described, the true time of
Birth will visibly appear without the least confusion or
error, but when the time of any Nativity is truly taken from
a
corrected Clock, or Watch, no rectification will be re-
quired. I have recorded these important subjects in this
place* because by the above Method, (which 1 daily use io
L
mv practice,) I liave provcJ the time of the Foregoinsf Nati
vity correct, as will appear from the Nature, of the fol-.
lowing Directions ; the Elfects Qf which perfectly corr^
spond with the periods of the given Events of Life.
At the Age of twenty-seven Years, the Life of the Native,'h
was in imminent danger from a lingering Illness, which coda
tinned upwards of si* months. She also sulfered much in-,
jury by a fall from a Horse. The Ascendant was then di-,
rected to the Opposition of Saturn. •
Aged forty-one Years and fen. Months, she was not eX#?
pccted to survive the Effects of ah intermitting Fever, which '
attacked her with unusual violence, during several weeks ;
this Direction at the same time produced several other calai,^
mities, and troubles. The Ascendant at that period was di-
rected to the Opposition of the Sun.
When the Native was nearly fifty-five years of age, she
wag alllicted with another violent Illness, accompanied with,,
delirium, and hysteric aflectious, which according tcftlie opi-
nion of her Medical attendants, had every appearance of ter-
minating in death ; but after two Months severe nickne^g^
she was restored to her former state of Health. The Elfecfe
of the Ascendant to the Opposition of Mercury, were in Ope-
ration at that period.
These thrfce directions of Saturn, the Snn, and Mercury
to the Ascendant, were those which 1 previously selected for
the purpose ef proving the correctness of the given time of
Birth, before 1 commenced the calculation. The Ascendr-
ant is certainly the giver of Life; accarding to thfe Rules,
1 have given in this Work, for selecting the true prorogator
in all GeniLires, and at the Age of sixty-four Years' "and ten
Months, that Aphetical point will he direcled to the oppo-
sition of Mars and the Moon, without asSL-tance, the Effects
of which will certainly destroy the Native's Life.
But tlioujrh I have stated the time of Dissolution, to prote
the important use of the true Prorogator, ] ■.lull observe,
that the power of the Anaretic Directions will be consider-
ably increased and accelerated under their horary Circles of
position: for before the mortal promittors descend the Wes-
tern Horizon, the Terms of both the Maleflcs, and their Pa-
rallels under the Motion of the Primum Mobile, set, with
two Degrees fifty Minutes of Leo, and consequently precede
the deadly train at the age of sixty years, aiid nine month:, :
at which time, Life will be exposed to the most alarming
danger by a violent sickness, from which the Native will
never perfectly recover. The Mortal disease will be violent
palpitations of the Heart, with difliculty of breathing, pains
and inllamations in the Hreast, anda putrid Fever; such will
be the Nature and Effects of the disease, which will temii-
nute the Native's existence in this earthly World.
1 have not made any comments on the Events produced
by the Effects of those Directions that are Tabulated in th s
Geniture, from the time of Birth, to the present period < f
the Native's Life, except a few of tho.e computed to the
Oriental Horizon, having omitted such observations to avoid
repetition, as the practitioner will lind the Rules for Judg-
ment with the Effects of all Directions in any Nali-
vity, progressively arranged in another part of this Publi-
cation.
1 have calculated.all the preceding Arcs of Directions in
th is, and all,other Nativities in tliis Work, from Tabular
numbers, being 2/ie only true Methwl, though the Planis-
phere is Used by some, who JaUely and impudeiilty aHirm,
that for accuracy and expedition, it is far superior to any o-
tlier invention ; 1 have had one of those Instruments in my
possessiQni vvith all its pretended improvements, several
J'Cars, and 1 flatter myself, that 1 understand its-use as well
as any of those Teachers. This paltry (king at first sight
appears beautiful to behold, in consequence of the variom
56
Colours with which the Signs and Planets, Sec, are orna-
mented ; but the more it is attentively surveyed, the mor^
disgusting jt appears, with all its visible imperfections
Most Students are disposed to attend to any inventions,
which appear likely to prove advantageous to their pur-
suits, but 1 will ask. Why is so much tirne sacrificed in Mojo-
ping. Colouring, and Ornamenting a piece of Cardboanf,
before the Compass, §-c. are applied, and which is good for
nothing at last, and why are theStars and Constellations
whimsically embellished with most of the Colours, which
the understandipg of man can devise ? Surely this is not the
right way to instruct the ingeniojis Students, but it cer-
tainly is the Method which Planispheric Teachers (as they
call theroselvep), adopt to please the Eyes and tease the
Pockets of those, to whom they give artful Lessons of im-
provement, Lessons which I am certain many of the
deluded Students will never forget. Some who are advo-
cates for the Use of this instrument, gravely say, that it
saves much time and trouble, which is a most notorious and
false assertion, for the time taken up in Mapping, Colour-
ing, and Ornamenting, is much more than able calculators
require in computing the whole of the Directions in any Ge-
niture whatsoever; and when the Arcs of Directions are nu-
merous in a Nativity, this thing altogether becomes use-
less, as well as the childish Speculum which is generally
attached to it; I have made these remarks, by which the
Reader may observe, that I do not sanction the use of this
Instrument, (which is only a Globe delineated on a Plane,)
becauseit is deficientin all those parts where true Calcula-
tions are required, though it is artfully contrived to attract
the notice of the innocent,and delude the ignorant, and un
wary.
There has been much contention among many who pre-
tend to calculate Nativities, concerning the power of the
Georgian Planet, and the other four, which have been re-
57
"«iently discovered, I have omitted them in all my computa-

tions, being1 convinced that we have not had any Examples
suflicient to prove the existence of their power, for plain and
manifest reasons. The true and correct places and Revolu-
tions, <Sfc, of these Planets, are unknown to us at present; so
that if we were to notice them in our Calculations and Judg-
ment, we should soon be convinced of our Errors. 1 know
some will say they have discovered many of their Efleets in
Nativities, but those who entertain an opinion of that na-
ture, ough t to produce substantial proofs of their discove-
ries, which I am certain they are unable to explain, tho' if*
such persons areinclined to discountenance what I have here
stated,.! entreat them not to stand any longer .tit a distance
but come forward and publish to the .world, the result of
their observations, founded on legal examples, and experi-
ence.
t^TThe Reader will observe, that as there was not suffi-

cient room to contain the Characters, Degrees, and Mi
niitesofthe Moon, Venus, and the Dragon's Head, in the
eighth House, in which they claim their true position ;
the compositor has unavoidably placed them as they now
appear in the preceding Figure of Birth
This is the Nativity of Mr. Thomas Willonghby, a vbw^
Gentleman, with whom I was acquainted, and owin<j lo
request, and the deiirc of some of his Friends, when he wcj
in perfect health,! calculated his Geniture, and immediatell
observed, that there were many Anaretical Directions f|(,
lowing- each other, in regular succession to the Moon,
.giver of Life, which would shew their Mortal EfTects, early
[ in the month of August, J8-2-2, agreeable to the fisost;
accurate computations ; and which, according W
Judgment, would produce personal dissolution', as thereWe®
no benevolent directions to give the least support, or assist,
-anee to the true Prorogator, when those powerful Directiont
were in operation. My previous prediction was verified, ®
the time of Birth was taken with the greatest care. HeAtjis-
born at Hull, in Yorkshire, at the time given in the follow;,
ing Figure; and departed this life on the 26th of July, tigas;
at eleven o'clock in the evening, aged twenty-two ycqaj
♦even months and five days.
NAT IIS,
December'20th, 1799,
II. M.
18 53 P.M.
O \
LATITUDE 03 40.
d0 M N
22 13 %
ARC. Tflltif.
A TABLE OF TJIE DtRECTiOH* c.a. vears^
Midheaven in the sextile of Mars in Mundo. 0 28 0
Moon to the Quintile of the sun in the Zodiac. ••• 0 83 0
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in mundo, Direct > q sfr Q:
Direction ... S_
Part of Fortune to the Semiqnartile of Venus in £ ^ <£o 2
Mundo. ...... ^
Moon to the sextile of Mars in mundo,by Converse £ 2 21 0
motion. ...... £
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, > ^ 43 2
Midheaven to the body of the moon in mundo. ... 2 59 2.
Ascendant to the square of the moon in mundo. ... 2 59 2
Sun to the sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac £ " 20 3
Converge motion, ...... J
Moon to Spica Virginis in the Zodiac. ... ... 4 5 3
Ascendant to the sextil e of Venus in mundo, 4 5 3
Moon to the quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac. .. 4 0 3
Sun to the Hiquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac. ... 4 7 3
Sun to theOpi osition of Jupiter in mundo. Con- ) . n* r, ■
verse Direction. \ 4 ■
Moon to the Semiqnartile of Saturn in mundo, by > 4 49 4
Converse motion. )
Midheaven to Spica Virg-'mis in mundo. ••• 543 5
Moon to the sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- > 955
verse Direction. )
Moon to the.Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, by > g 26 5
Converse motion. ...... )
Moon to the square of Mercury iu the Zodiac, Con- ) 7 24 6
verse Direction. 5
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in mundo, Con-? ^39 ^
verse motion. ..... 5
Moon to the semiqnartile of Mars in mundo, Direct? g 29 ?
Direction. ... ...... )
Moon to the trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac. ... 83! ^
Part of Fortune to the trine of Mercury in Mundo.... 8 46 7
Moon to the trine of Mercury in Mundo, by Con-? g gg g-
verse motion. J
Ascendant to the Biquintileof Saturn in Mundo, ... 9 6 8
Part of Fortune to the sextile of Mars in Mundo. ... 9 14 8
Sun to the sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Di-? q 59 g
rection ...... ...... ...... j
Sun to the Body of Mercury, in Mundo, Direct I lionf 9
motion *«•••• C
G1
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTION* CONTINUED. o. m. vearsmonths.
Ascendant to the semiqnartile of flfars in Mimdo. ... 10 43 0 8
Sun to the parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac J11 4 10 0
jloon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 11 9 10 1
gun to the body of Mcrcuryin the Zodiac 1 1 40 10 7
Moon to the Sextile ofthe Sun in the Zodiac 11 44 JlO 8
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, by £ . !
Converse Motion. ... )
Sun to the semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac. ... 12 4111 G
Moon to the sextile Of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Di-) c
rection. .....)
Itfoon to the quintile of Mars in Mundo, Converse) .„ .
a f x*
Motion. ...... ...... ...... 4j lO J <2 1r
Sun to the sextile of Venus in the Zodiac. 13 30 12 2
Moon to the square of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct) .o,, „
Direction. J 13 31 12 2
Ascendant to the quintile of Venus in Mundo 13 42 12 4
Part of Fortune to the semiquartile of Saturn in ) , .
5 12 9
Mundo. ...... J
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, w by
JJ Con- ) . . „ , ,
m
ht i' "—" " >14 99 12 1-2 10
. verse Motion. ... . J>14
\ 10
Part of Fortune to the Body of the Moon in Mundo. 14 48 13 G
Sun to the squaren of Venus in Mundo, Direct Di- ) .... „
.- > 15 15 13 9
ruction. ...... )
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ) . , „ , .on
Motion. ^ In 24 13 11
Sun to the Trine ofthe Moon in Mundo, Direct) .
1549 14 4
Direction
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac 15 51 14 4
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the ) .«
n.nir.-
J-Vcipt Motion. ••• •••••• ••••«» j>10 2G 14 10
Midheaven to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo. ... 10 55 15 4
Sun to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac 17 14 15 7
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, £171715 7
J
ar
P t of Fortune to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo. 17 51 1G 1
Moon to the square of the Sun in Mundo, Direct ) j8 p iC 3
Direction. ...... )
Ascendant to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo. ..18 2 1G „ 3
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 18 2| IG 3
®iinto theQuintileofmarsinmundOjbyDirectmotion |l8 llJ lG 5
ARC. TIME.
TUB DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. d. 31. vcars Moni|,5i
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 18 2-1 jl0 8
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Con->
verse Direction £ 18 42 10 II
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of mars in )
Mundo. $ 19 2'J 17 8
Ascendant to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 20 58 IS 11
Moon to the square of Saturn in the Zodiac 21 7 10 1
Moon to the square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, by)
Converse Motion. £ ■21 48 10 9
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac.)
Converse Direction. J m54 10 10
Ascendant to the Body of the Sun in Mundo. ■22 33 20 5
Midheaven to the square of the Sun in Mundo £2 33 20 5
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 2237 20 G
Moon to the Ses qtiquadrateof mercury in mun->
do. Converse Motion. J •22 45 20 7
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac. 22 50 20 8
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 23 50 21 7
Moon to tko Body of Venus in the Zodiac 24 32 22 2
Moon to the Parallel ofmars inmundo, by the Rapt i
Motion. ...... ...... ...... y '25 5 22 8
Moon to the Sextile of mars in the zodiac, Con- >
verse Direction. ... J 2516 2210
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac. 25 30 23 1
Moon to the Body of Venus in mundo. Direct mo- >
tion. ...... ...... ...... ^ 25 31 23 I
Sun to the Parallel of mercury in mundo, by the)
Rapt motion. ... j 25 32 23 1
Part of Fortune to the square of Jupiter in mundo... 25 4 8 23 4
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in mundo. Converse i
Directien. ...... ...... ...... ( 25 55 23 G
.Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the zodiac- 26 13 23 10
Moon to the Square of mercury in mundo. Direct)
motion. £ 27 56 25 4
San to the Semiquartile of mercury in the zodiac,)
Converse Direction. ..... ' i 28 3 25 6
Midheaven to the Body of Venus inmundo 28 7 25 7
Ascendant to the square ofVenus in mundo 28 7 25 7
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in mundo. Direct )
Direction. . .... J 28 20 2510
63
ARC. TIME.
ma dibectioks coNTiisi'En. i>. rears Jionlhs.
Sun to the Semiûartile of Venus in mundo, Con- ? nao- 28 27 Lr 11
25 11
verse motion. ... J ' ~0
Ascendant to the Quintile of mars in mundo. ... 29 10 26 7
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 29 19 26 9
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the moon in mundo,) 9 „a .
Direct Direction. ...... J
Jfoon to the Square of mars in mundo, by Converse j 29 59 -'7 -3
motion* .•••. ...... ...... j
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter
p in mundo. Direct > „„ „ _
tv „
Direction. •••••• . *•«•«« jf 30 6 27 6
Part of P'ortune to the Square of the Sun in mundo.30 12 27 8
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in the zodiac. ...30 24 27 11
Sun to the Square of mars in mundo, Direct Di-)
2 U
rection. )
Ascendant to the Trine of the moon in mundo. ... 30 37 28 1
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in mundo. Direct mo- ) 30 2
lion. ►••••• ...... j
Sun to the Parallel of mars in the zodiac. 30 44 28 2
Moon to the Biquintile of mercury in mundo, Con- > 3j ^ .
verse Direction. ... i
Moon 9to the Quintile of the Sun in mundo, Direct OI „
A
motion. }i ^ X mr 1 +4
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the zodiac 31 49 29 1
Ascendant to the Body of mercury in mundo 32 24 29 7
Midheaven to the Square of mercury in mundo |32 24 29 7
Moon to the Trine of mercury in the zodiac, Con-J j
verse Direction ) j132 31 29
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in mundo, by ) .
Converse motion. ... ) 32 31 29 8
Moon to the Parallel of mars in the zodia'c. '32 41 29 10
J32
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in mundo, Converse} |09 .9
T"*' a' 32 42 tO 29 1n
10
Direction. )t 1U
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of mars in mu do '32 42 29 10
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the zodiac 132 48 29 11
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in mundo, by the? L
Rapt motion. ) I
Midheaven to the Quintile of the Sun in mundo '33 17 30 5
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the zodiac, Con-)
■*-v« .• ^ 33 36 30 J
verse Direction. ••• . .J
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in mundo.... 33 37 30 9
Sun to the Quintile of mars in the zodiac. ...... 34 2 31 1
64
AUti. TiMB.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D.M.'YL'&re ilOlllJuj.
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in nmndo. Direct mo-) 3-1 14 31 3
tio.n. ... ...... ^
aSuu to the Opposition of Saturn in the zodiac 34 19 31 4 '
Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in mundo. Direct? 35 4 32 2
Direction. J
Moon to tlic Parallel of Venus in mundo, by Con-)
35 18 32 5
vcrsp motion. .. £
Sun to the SemiC|uarlilc of mercury in mundo, Con- )
verse Direction. C 35 21 32 5
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Hip zodiac.,. 35 24 32 G
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in mundo,)
Direct Direction $ 35 33 32 8
Sun to the Biquintilc of Jupiterin the zodiac. Con- )
verse motion. j 35 51 32 11
Mrdheavcn to the Trine of Jupiter in mupdo. ...... 36 12 33 3
Sun to the Biquintilc of Jupiter in mundo. Con- )
36 19 33 4
verse Direction. . .. s
Moon to the Quinlilo of Jupiter in the zodiac, Con- )
verse motion. J 36 28 33 6
Run to the Square of Venus in the zodiac. 36 29 33 6 ,
Sun .to the Parallel of mercury in mundo, by Con-)
36 35 33 7
verse Direction. ... . )
Moon to the Quinlilc of Venus ip mundo, Con-)
verse molion. ...... S 36 58 33 1 I
Sun to the Sextilc of mercury in the zodiac. Con-?
ver=e Direction. } 3711 34 2
65
The Tabulated Directions preceding, are those which I

jcomputed for this Gentleman two Years before his demise,
which several of his Friends now living, well know; but
there is something remarkable in the quality of his Death,
therff&re it is my wish that all Students in this Science may
ptoperly attend to the Rules I have laid down in this Work,
concerniog the nature, and quality of dissolution in any
Nativity ; for the same Causes will invariably produce the
same Effects, when the Heavens are accurately divided by
duplicate horary times, and the Arcs of Directions truly cal-
culated, from the new Astronomical Tables contained in this
Publication.
The Moon is certainly the g iver of Life in this Nativity,
and though the Sun is in an Aphetical position, yet he can
by no means claiiu the prorogatory power, according to the
established precepts arid Examples which 1 have given for
selecting the true Hyleg. This Gentleman was dangerously
indisposed at the Age of Nineteen Years, and 1 am of opini-
on that many pretenders to this Science, would have judged
inevitable Death at that time, because the Hyleg was then
directed to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, that promit-
tor being in the eighth House, which is considered to be their
favourite killing Mansion in all Genitures. 1 certainly admit
that the Effects of the Direction of the Apheta to the quar-
lilo Rays of that Malefic, were of a dangerous nature, but
had riot power to destroy Life, because when that Direction
was in operation, the Moon was received in the terms of Jupi-
ter, and his orbs, and was also directed to his Square, by
Converse Motion, she afterwards applied to the Rody of Ve-
11,18
in the Zodiac, which must appear evident to the Judg-
nicnt of those who are masters of directional motion ; but
though the above Direction of the Moon to Saturn's quartile
was deprived of its mortal inlluence, yet. it clearly shewed
^"'quality of Death : for Venus in Scorpio, indicates poison.
botJi by position, and Direction, as she is in square to Sa.
turn in the ltadi\, and both their Directions fall in
Mortal train to the giver of Life; therefore my prcvio^
and impartial Judgment was, that the Native's Deatli
ivould be occasioned, either by the baneful Effects of iro.
proper Medicine, or, by poisonous Effluvia, received Jjy
respiration into the Lungs, which would corrupt the Dloffil,
and ultimately produce Death, the latter of which was jihg,
case, for Venus, though she cannot save, yet she tra-na,
mits Saturn's malignant Rays to the Ilylog, and joinsgt
the same time in the Anaretical train of Directions, whieg
clearly prove the nature and quality of Death, as specie©}
above.
The Directions which destroyed the Life of this Native;

were the Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the
Rapt Motion, followed by the semiquartile of the Sun in
the Zodiac, the square of Mercury, in Mundo, by a right:
Motion, and by a Converse Direction, the Hyleg was di-
rected to the Mundane square of Mars, succeeded by the
Parallel of Saturn's Declination, and also by the zodiacal
Parallel of Mars ; and though the sun was directed to vio-
lent promittors near the same period, which doubtless ifi-
creased the Effects of the mortal train to the true proroga*!
tor, yet he had no power of himself to destroy Life, becaiise
the Aphetical dignity is claimed by the other Luminary in
this Example; such Directions as the above will alvvajs
destroy Life in any Nativity in which such corresponding
positions, and configurations of the Celestial Bodies, ap-
pear to our view, for it is certain that in every Geniturg,,
when the true significator of Life is strongly dignified, abjP
free from the contact of inimical beams, one violent Direc-
tion to the Apheta cannot produce dissolution, but when
all the vital significators are at the same time united wifB;
haDCfiil Directions, without any afrsistanco from benign
c ar1
raV^* ^ - ^ tlien only, the Effects of one Direc-
tion of a violent nature to the Hylcg, will cut off
Life-
In the secondary Directions, the sun was in square to
the moon's place in the Nativity, and the Hyleg was like-
wise conjoined with saturn, near his station at the time of
Birth, and was declining from an opposition to the sun
by those motions, which increased the Effects df- the cor-
responding primary Directions to the giver of Life, when
thev were in operation; and in the Uevolutional Figure
for the twenty second Year, the moon was posited on the
place of mars in the Geniture, and saturn and Jupiter
were in opposition to the Radical position of the Proroga-
tor. Venus was then separating from the opposite place
of Saturn at the time of Birth, and mars was in square
to mercury, they being both promittors in the mortal
train; but in the Progression, the applications of the
chief sign! Bcators were still more violent ; for the Lumi-
naries were both afflicted by the stations of the malefics
from the superior places, and were also superseded by their
terms in those parts of the Heavens where no benign rays
could interpose to counteract their baneful powers ; and
what is more remarkable, that in all these motions, the
antecedent parallels of the Declination of the promit-
tors, minutely correspond with the nature and Effects of
the primary Directions in the mortal train, which not
only prove the truth of the computations, but also con-
firm the cause of the acceleration, and retardation of the
Effects of all those Directions to the giver of Life, which
have power to produce the work of mortality.
At the time Of his Death, Satuoa was on the Ascen-
dant in opposition with the moon giver of Life in the
Nativity, and had descended below the Western Horizov,
at the time of his departure. The sup was in qnartijg
with saturn, and near the Radical place of that malci
11c; mercury was then in exact zodiacal square to tjjf.
place of the Hyleg in the Geniture, and was also in dj.
rect opposition to the place of that Luminary in mundo
at the time of Birth ; I have thus given a brief illustt^
tion of all these corresponding motions of the Planets;
in their moveable stations, which perfectly represent tie
plain, and easy method of discovering the difference be-
tween the important Causes and Effects in any Genhj
ture, which relate to directional motion, and whieh
when properly understood, will amply compensate every,
attentive student, for his researches in this departmeat
of Astronomy.
G9
The estimate time of the followingf Geniture, was Febru-

ary 5th 1802, 9h. 40m. P. M. Latitude 53° North: it was
carefully taken by the Accoucher, who was a Man of the
strictest Virtue, and Fidelity, so that owing-to his attention
in recording- the Hour, and Minute of Birth, there is sulli-
cient reason to believe, that the timeg-iven is near truth ; for
it cannot be supposed that a Man, on whose Character and
Reputation, the malig-nant Breath of slander had never
blown, would give a false time to deceive the Calculator.
The Natives Relatives and Friends, (acting- under the pollu-
ted Banners of Priestcraft;) are enemies to these Astrono-
mical enquiries, and do not believe that the Celestial Bodies,
as second causes, have any influence on the Actions, and
affairs of Mankind ; so that they at once deny the existence
of those thing-s, which they, and their Offspring daily see,
and feel, and which are proved to be continually visible by
numberless Examples. It must appear ridiculous, and con-
temptible, in this enlig-htened Age, when such characters,
Cnot mutilated by the profound Literature they possess,)
endeavour to traduce the common rules of Arithmetic, on
which the immoveable foundation, and admirable structure
of this venerable Science depend. How wretched and su-
perficial must the minds of those persons be, who, impiously
condemn what they cannot comprehend; they insolently
slander the works of the Creator, and treat their power and
operation with ridicule and disdain, because they are unable
to define the Sideral Causes which forebode, and produce
the various, and visible Effects on the Life of Man ; thus
being- foiled in their superficial researches, they then have
recourse to visionary Themes, which they adopt to amuse
the credulous, and impose on the unlettered part of Man-
kind. Some of these pitiful deceivers, and licentious im-
postors pretend to know the state of Mortal Man after dis-
solution, and impudently affirm that they are qualified ta
M
70
-n/certain tliose who are otnects of Divine displeasure : but I

arn not disr-osed to sanction any of those ChimeraH which
tie_ m ie the human understanding: for how can I depend on
the judgment o! those, who are un,ible to prove one .single
T'acl to the satisfaction of any rational inquirer. It is much
t<> be rejrretti d that many are to be found, who pretend to
resolve those Mysteries which relate to a Life immtrial, and
which the feeble, and finite imagination of Man, is unable
to comprehend.
The Pophh Priests, when in their sables clad,
"Would prove their Trade, but proof cannot be had ;
With hands unclean, to Metaphors they fly.
To solve their Chimeras, beyond the Sky ;
But all in vain, their Tricks novv old and stale,
A re disregarded as an idle Tmle:
O irksome Priestcraft, hide thy guilty head,
There is ONE GOD, the Judge of quick and dead.
But though it may be conslde-ed that I have made a di-
gression in this place, yet L shall not apologi e for so doing,
for the well known sublets which 1 have here introduced,
are of recent date, and ought to be faithfully handed down
to future Generations. The Study of Gencthliacal Astrono-
my, shews forth the incomprehensible wisdom, poweii,-
and glory of ONE OMNIPOI' EN V CllEATOlt in hi»
wonderous Works, and is far superior to thosedebased prin-
ciples of refined Popery, which are now become a Stalking-
horse, to answer every vile, and nefarious purpose that hu-
man reason can devise. Such feigneddelusion and detestable
d i dicity, (being pious Mockery in its odious garb.) are
frequently practised by such as are guilty of crimes not
Fit to be named. Many of those cold blooded monsters
of iniquity, (who re-ide near the pdace where this Native
was Born,) are well known to the Public, their Names are
71
already written with Avntun gore, which will not be oblite-

rated by time. We ha»e viewed those immacuiale Canni'
htds, and their Offspring, in the act of devouring the F'le*h
of their felluto XHorta'x, and have seen them ((Miff the Mood
of innocent and defenceless Orphans, i he;e well known
facts clearly prove, that there are Beings yet prowling on
the Earth in the human form, who have bid adieu to Mo.a-
lity, humanity, and honesty, having artfully tfoxlroyid
those whom they ought to have protected, mopen violation
of the sacred trust reposed i n them. It is notorious to
observe, that under the Mask at prostituted Piety, Priest-
craft, and hypocritical Friendship, the most atrocious
Acts of premeditated Murder, Plunder, and Vill(my,lmve
been accomplished, which will ever di grace the human
Character, in an enlightened and civilised Nation.
But though we cannot view Such diabolical octions as those
above recorded without indignation and horror, yet there
is a crime of a more heinous Nature committed by those who
have yet escaped the hand of the Executioner. The isacred.
writings inform us, that the Almighty destroyed twoofthemost
magnilicent Cities in the World, by Fire and Brimstone from
Heaven, because there were not ten righteous persons to be
found therein. All were guilty of the most horrid, ■unna-
tural, and detestable Crimes. Those personages who as-
sume the presumptions habit of Piety, and who are now
moving in apparent allluence, ought to rellect, that there is
an Eye that never shunbereth, and the time is fast approach-
ing, when divine vengeance will overtake them. It is
certainly the duty of an Author to expose by every just, and
proper means in his power, and in the strongest Language,
the Malignancy of a crime of this description, which is ma-
king considerable progress in this Nation, with all its hor-
rid, and dreadful consequences. The treacherous and blood
thirsty pettifogger, and the polluteo popish priest,
72
dare not appear before the Bar of an Earthly tribunal, to an-

swer the horrid charges exhibited ag-ainst them ; but they
put a period to their existence, and thereby evaded the pre-
sence of a Mortal Judge, to appear before HIM WHO IS
IMMORTAL ; and who will "Judge the World in righte-
ousness, and the People with Equity".
LATITUDE 53
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L.vr. j)ECj. R, A. SD A. DH T.jS NA.jNH'J'. k I).
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c? 1 SON II 16N. 157 57 105 20 17 33 7-1 40 12 27 15 20
2/1 14 N.. I14IN. 155 G 105 56 17 39 7-1 4 12 21 15 56
dO lls. 23 20s. 286 32 55 5 9 11 124 55 20 49 31 55
Q
1555 s. 318 57 67 46 II 18 112 1-1 18 42 22 14
5055 s. 19 32s. 309 1861 55 10 19 118 5 19 41 28 5
^45 8. 1525s. -326 1068'32 1125 III 28 18 35 21 28

}
3)0
50 K. 046 N. 359 40 91 1 15 10 88 59,14 50 1 1
ft) '
17 19 S. 225 5365 33 10 55 I 14 2/. 19 5| 24 27
71
ARC. Ti
A TABLE OF THE DiRECTIO*S. I). M.YfOTs;
A'rerulant to the seiniquartiie of Saturn in Mundo
Part hi' Fortune to the Quintileof .Wercury in Mm.do
Sim to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac. ...»
Moon to the Seiniquartiie of the Sun in the Zodiac.
Midheavcn to the Opposition of Mars in Minido. ...
Ascendant to the Square of Mars in ftlundo. ......
Moon to the quintile of Mars in Mundo, Converse ( 1
Direction. £
Bioon to the Seniiquartile of mercury in mundo. < I
Direct motion. i I
Sloon to the Quintile of mars in the Zodiac, by £
Converse Direction. S
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in mundo, Direct >
Direction. £
Suu to the Seiiiiquartile of the moon in mundo, L)i- >
rcct Direction. £
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in mundo, Direct >
Direction. 5
Asceiidaut to the Trine of mercury in mundo
Moon to the Biquintiie of Saturn in mundo, by Di (
rect motion. ...... $
Sun to the body of mercury in mundo. Direct Di->
reel ion. >
Sun to the Body of mercury in the zodiac.
Part of b'ortune to the Sextile of the Sun in mundo.
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac >
Converse Motion. £
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac.
Sun to the Body of Venus in the zodiac, Converse^
Direction. ..*... ...... *..... \
Sun to the Body of Venus in mundo, by Converse (
motion. \
Moon tothe Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, >
Converse Direction. £
Moon to the Biqirntile of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sesqmquadrate of Jupiter, in mundo, I
Direct Direction. ... S
Moon to the Sextile of the Sun in mundo. Direct >
Direction. .......
75
ffllE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. rears Mouth*,

*1,0 to the Parallel df upiter in the zodiac I I 31
jl'rion to the Sextileof mai-sin nmndo. Convene ? 1^33
direction. • )
giin tolhe S tmiocartile ol mars in the zodiac Itjlo
^>Ceiidant to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mmido 15 51
gnii to the Parallel of Saturn in the zodiac 15 51
Moon to the Sextile of mars in the zodiac, Con- ( |5 -g
"verse motion- $
Moon to the Biqnintile of Saturn in the Zodi c.... IC 3
Part of Portune to the Sextileof mercury in mutido. It; 1(5
Midheaven to the Trine of t!:e \Io<in in Mundo IGiitJ
Moon to the Sesqui quad rate of Saturn in munilo t
Direct Direction S . '
Part of Fortune to the semiqnartilc of Venus in ) ' _
Mundo. >1
Sun to the Opposition of Juniter in the "odiac !l8 I
Sun to the Opposition of J upiter in mundo, Direct ^ |.s „
Direction. f '
Ascendant to the Spica Virginis. IS 50
Ascendant to P eSextile of Saturniti mnndo. ... IS 51
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in mundo. Direct £ mo.}
Direction. S
Sun to the Parallel of mars in mundo, by the £ in<}.,
Rapt mcliou. ... ^ '
Sun to the Biqnintile of Saturn in the zodiac. Con- £ 20 55
verse motion. S
Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in mundo. Direct) _
Direction J
Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in the zodiac "21 11
Moon to the Square of mars in mundo, Direct? „.
Direction. S j
Monn to the square of mars in the Zodiac. 21 19
Moon to the Sextile of mercury in mundo. Direct ? L, .o ,
Motion. S 1"
•-cendantto the Biquintileof the moon in Mundo....'22 2!)
"n to the Biqnintile of Saturn in mundo, Con-? „
. Direction \ *£21
00 to
t " the Sextile of the Sun.in the Zodiac 23 11
" to the Biqnintile of Jupiterin the zodiac, Con-? „„ ...
Direction
ARG
- 'mij
TUB DIRECTIONS CONTINUED, o.M.vear, ■ »
Moon to the Ses^niquadrate of Jupiter in the zodiac. 24 53 f. 25 ig--7
1 I RO
Fart of Fortune to the Square of the Moon in M undo.'25 20 j 20 ^
Midheaven to tiie Opposition of Venus in mundo. ..J25 21 28
Ascendant to the square of Venus in mundo. 25 21 26 $
Sun to the Biquiutile of Jupiter in Mundo, by Con->
vme Motion. J lo41 26 S
Sun to the Semiquartile of mars in mundo, Direct^ ^
Direction. y * I'
itloon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac. ... 20 15 27 jf
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Jupiter in mundo 26 3 0 27 f
Ascendant to the Quintile of mars in mundo 27 34 28 §
Part of Fortune to the semiquartile of the Sun in ) _ 6 f.
Mundo. . \ ' 35 28 99
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturnin the Zodiac. 28 49 30 0.
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in mundo, DirectX jg J,
Direction. ) i ^
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodiac,) 0 99 y
29 22 m 30 7
Converse Direction. J 2a %
Moon to the Semiquartile of mars in mundo. Con- £ 0923 30 8'
verse motion. ... )
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in mundo...29 30 30 9
Ascendant to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo. 29 58 31 4
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in mundo. Con- )
verse motion. f
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in mundo, by the ) or. », a-
rt A motion.
Rapt A• ..... r) 13 Vi •»'. <
Part of Fortune to the Parallel ofthemoonin mundo.3035 31 11.-'
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the moon in ) aa A r
1
mundo. >$ o 1 1 o O 4S Oi ?
Moon to the Semiquartile of mars in the Zodiac,) „„ .
Converse Direction. £3128 3128 at 3211;
11 j
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, j 0100 q*! 1
Converse Motion. y 31 38 33 1
Moon to the Trine of Jupiterin mundo. Direct Di-> j
rection. £ 3311 40 40 33 33 1.
2;.
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in the zodiac. ... 31 42 33 2 -ii
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac. 31 49 33 4 ,
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the zodiac, } ■ „„ ^
Converse Direction. £
Sun ^^to the Body of mars in the Zodiac by Converse z> oJ> 09 p *'•« 9— "
motion. S * i
77
ARC. TIME.
the directions continded. D. M. YI3.M0.
£un tn the Roily of Mars in MunJo, Converse Direction 112 32 41 134 34 2
Jioo" to the <Opposition of Jupiter in .Mundo, Con-?
vetse Direction 5
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 12 48 34
Ascendant to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 12 56 14
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 13 5' 14
(Junto the Sesquiquad rate of Saturn in Mundo, Con-? ,»
verse Direction 5 ^ 64 ,3
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac, by ? jg jg
t^Qjrr'etse ^lotion. ..........
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct ? ^ gg
Direction ^
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo. 14 51 3fi
Ascendant to the Square of the Sun in Mundo 15 0 16
Midheaven to the (Opposition of the Sun in Mundo 15 0 36
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mun do, Direct ? ^g gg
Direction. \
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, hy ? gg 24 jg jq
Converse Motion $
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Converse Di-? .g
reclion 3
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt? gg g^
Motion $
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac 18 54 11
Midheaven to the Biquintileof the Moon in Mundo. ... 10 7 12
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direc-? lJ ,, 62.>n ,cJ
,«
tion y
Moon to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac. Converse ? ..
Motion U 46 14
Moon to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ? ,0 , ,.
Direction 5
Ascendant to the Square of Mercury in Mundo 12 13 14
'idheaven to LU the
VIIC Opposiiion
iUIi of 1»1CI
Mercury in Mun
L/lt! JI 114 iVAUll cb. •..•tA.rf
12 13 14 »1
loon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Di-? lo -0 13 -
faction....
faction $1
P 1- OJ 15 "
prt of Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo. 13 8 15 9
*>ara'^ dupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt^ ^g gg 15 ] 1
to Die Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac,? ,0 00 n
lônveree Direction ^ 43 38 16 3
^Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in J ^ g jg
78

Ascendant to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo
Moon to her own Semiquartile in Mundo.
Sun lo the Parallel of Saturn in Miindo, by the Rapt £
Motion j
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the P.apt )
Mot'on .3
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 1...
Midlnaven to the Lion's Heart
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Trine of the Moon in .Mundo
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrale of Saturn in Mundo.
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac
Sun to the Serniquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct j
Direction 3
Sun to the Body of the Moon in Mundo, by Direct j
Motion 3
7»
In taking a view of the Significators of Riches in the foregoing

(jeniture, we find strong, and powerful testimonies, which show a
iiifficient portion of Wealth.— The Lord of the second, is in his
esaltation, angular, and applying by a Mundane sex tile to the
Cusp of the second, and its dispositor is in the Northern Angle,
in his disnities, and in the Cardinal Sign Capricorn, disposed

of by Saturn, ruler of the Imum Cadi, who is conjoined with
Jupiter aboTe the Earth, and free from all aflliction; these
positions, without the aid of other concurring testimonies, clearly
deiote a competent property, which tile Native will enjoy, during
the short period of Life.
I shall make a few observations on the Religion of this Native.
The general significator of Piety, and Virtue, is Jupiter, who is
Retrograde, in his detriment, and afflicted by the Body of the
greater Malefic, who is also Retrograde, and afflicting the Ascen-
dant. Mercury Lord of the Ninth, is com bast of the Sun, in a,
videntsign, and his dispositor, as well as himself, are deprived-of
all their powerful Dignities; from which it is plain that tho
Religion of the Native is a deceitful, vain, and fanciful show, let
the Native's pretensions in society be what they may; and as tha
Ascendant is afflicted by the Mundane square of Mars, united
withthe baneful rays of Saturn, and Mercury, they instil a consid-
erable portion of pride and insolence into the Native's Mind, which
is further proved by the ruler of the Ascendant applying to tha
Rapt Parallel of Mars, in the Radix; thus it becomes obvious,
that such feigned Religion is a something that wants a name,
set forth to pick the pocket of the simple, and to show the Na-
tive's Vanity, Hypocrisy, Insincerity, Superstition and Folly.
In this Geniture the Ascendant is the giver of Life, as all the
Planets are under the Earth, except Saturn, and Jupiter, and
neither of them can claim the Aphetical power; therefore llio
Eastern Horizon is the point which must be selected to deteirnina
the time of the Native's Death.
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The ridiculous, vain, and romantic Hypothesis given by

Wilson, who, in his dictionary op errors akd coxTRADiî
Tioxs, page 311, says, that both the Luminaries under the Eaitlu
in the Nativity ef I'hilip the 3rd were Hylegiacal, he also infcj^
us, that the Moon on the Cusp of the third blouse, was Hy]p-tf
in the Nativity of the Child who was drowned, about the age qf
three years; these Geuitures he has selected-from Placidus,.fq
prove his groundless opinion, that the Luminaries under t^g
Earth are Hyleg in any Geniture, and he further observes, " ugg
will all the crude formal dogmas of Ptolemy persuade me to (jro,
contraiy'', but he has left the subject in obscurity, without any
proofs whatsoever; then in page 308, he mentions the "fooJiii!
doctrine of Ptolemy', yet after all the unbecoming insult levelled,
against the dumb ashes of the dead, he has in page 159, (tiij
in direct contradiction to his former assertions, ) aftirmed, thai
"amidst this vast heap of incongruities, 1 would advise the Student'
to confine himself chiefly to the Rules laid down by Ptolejnjv
which are by far the most rational.''
The learned Cardan strictly adhered to the genuine principles
of Ptolemy, and acknowledged that whenever he deviated from Ms:
Doctrine, he was placed in confusion, and error. The precepts1
delivered by Ptolemy, for selecting the Prorogator, which I hare
given in this work, are clearly illustrated by examples, and thbse
who attend to their application, will soon discover the hiiniswaa
Facts they unfold to the Students in this Science. Mr. WilspjS ,
is, I believe, the only Author, who has the effrontery to afiinn,:
that the Luminaries, under the Earth, are Hylegiacal, contrary
the Rules of Ptolemy, and repugnant to Reason, and daily expefc
rience. I have made these remarks that the Student may 9$
be led astray by those fanciful innovations, promulgated to DECEivPV;
ANNOY, CONFOUND, AND MISLEAD all those who adhere to Siich'
false, and delusive Notions. In the preceding Geniture, ^1C
Student may observe, that both tho Luminaries are under S?®1'
Earth, and at the Age of twenty one years and ten months,
ai
Sun was directed to the opposition of Saturn, fbllowod by the

Jloon to the Square of Mars in Mundo, and also by his quartile
in the Zodiac, which ought, (if the Luminaries under the Earth
are Hylegiacal,) to have given dangerous Sicknesses, an d misfor-
tunes, but no such Events took place, as he then enjoyed a good
state of Health. I could produce more than one hundred
examples of a similar nature, to prove, that the Luminaries, when
in a subterranean position, cannot possess the Aphetical power to
destroy Life, even when they meet a train of violent Directions,
except when the Lights are within the prescribed limits of the
Eastern, and Western Horizon, by which they then claim the
Hylegiacal Dignity.— Butsome will probablyask, if fallow the
Directions of the Luminaries under the Earth, to the baneful con-
figurations of the Malefics, to give dangerous Sicknesses, Accidents,
and other misfortunes ? I certainly admit that such Directions,
when they shew their effects, will produce diseases, troubles, and
Losses, &c. when the Malefics possess their own Nature in the
places where those violent Directionsfinish theircouree; but when
the reverse takes place, and the obnoxious rays of the Promittora
become considerably diminished, by the Terms of the Benefics, &
their directions, then their malignant power becomes weak, and
unable to produce any serious injury to the Health, and affairs of
the Native, so that in many cases they pass over, and cannot pro-
duce any visible effects whatsoever.
I have observed before that the Ascendant is the giver of Life

in this Nativity, and therefore in few words I shall inform the
Reader, that when that point of the Heavens is directed to the
Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo, at the Age of thirty two
years, and eight months, followed by the Mundane square of the
Sun, Life will be destroyed, as there is then no benign assistance
that can impede the violence of their Anaretical power, for I
consider the Luminaries, and also the benevolent Planets in this
Geniture to be weak, as well as those parts of the Heavens where
they exercise their domiuion'over Life, but it is not from the
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Effects of the above Directions alone that I award this Judgmej^

hut from the combined power of other Motions, which not beiag"
remote, co-operate with the destructive positions, and directions
the Mortal Fromittors from the Oriental Horizon, and Sujrre^
Southern Angle. Now the Nature and quality of Death
be defined from the active power of those Directions that follo»
the train, and as the Sun, and Mars, have considerable doinini^
in those places, it is certain that the dissolution of the Native wijj
be occasioned by a violent Fever, with pains at the Heart, disordes
in the Reins, and Mesentery, and as the Lungs will bo consij^
Ably affected at the same time, it further shows, that the powerful
Effects of such diseases, cannnot be alleviated in the least dsgtea
by the most judicious assistance of the Medical practitioner.
83
The following Nativity is that of Joseph Kent; this Child

lived with his Parents, in the City of Lincoln, and on the twelfth
of July, 1824, in consequence of his not returning home from
school at the usual time in the Evening, his Relatives were
alarmed for his. safety, and applied to me, on the morning of the
following day, requesting my Judgment, whether he was living, or
dead; they informed me that he was born at Liverpool, on the Oth
of June, 1817, at half past eleven at night, and further observed
I might depend that the time of his Birth, was exact, being
taken by his Father, (who is now living,) with the greatest care
and attention; As soon as 1 had observed that the Effects of the
mortal Directions to the true Hyleg were then in operation, and
that all the secondary signiiicators of Life were likewise afflicted,
both by position, and Direction, without any relief from benclic
irradiations, the giver of life being angular, in Pisces, a sign of
the wateryTrigon, with Saturn, & applying to the Body (if that
Malefic by a converse Motion, and also to the Zodiacal Parallel,
and conjunction of Mars, by a direct Direction; I then delivered
my Judgment, that the Child was drowned, and told those who
applied to me on this melancholy occasion, that the River, which
had been superficially examined, ought to be more diligently
explored, which was accordingly done, and the Body was found
near the Swivef Bridge, though all signs of Life had disappeared;
these facts are well known to the Inhabitants of Lincoln. I have
inserted this Nativity with, the following directions, & judgment,
which will doubtless be considered as an interesting Example, by
all those who are seriously inclined to investigate, and prove the
true principles of this Heavenly Science.
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS.
Hfooa to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Dircc-?
tioo )
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Directon.
Midheavento the Trine of Mars in Mnndo
Sun to die Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac, by Converse )
Motion. ...... 3
>loon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse )
Direction j
Moon to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Mo- )
tion 5
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac
Sun to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction',
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse |
Motion |
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac
■Tart of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo.
Sun to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac
' Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Di- £
rection. ^
'Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Dime- /
tion 5
-Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo, by Direct ^
: Motion. f
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo.
' Ascendant to the Sextile of Venus in M undo ,
Part of Fortune to the Square of the Moon in Mundo......
Moon to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse (I
Motion 5
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in the Zodiac.
_Siin to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, by Converse Di- >
rection £
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac
Moon to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct_Direction ..
to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac •
A'cendantto the Square of the Sun in Mundo-
Miilheaven to the Opposition of the 'Sun in Mundo
101
to the Semiquartile of Venus in " Mundo, Direct}
Motion )
in to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, by Direct Di-1
rection J
• Icon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac. ......
86

Stin to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 8 47 ^ '
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Convene? ,, rc.
Motion $ 8 52-îi
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mais in the Zodiac, Con- ? n
verse Direction $ 9 40 ^ ^
Moon to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac. ^. 1.4 9 45 '-i^ |
Midbeaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, t) 54 ''fj!'-®
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse? _ !",,/•
Motion ...: I19 4 H
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Di- ? n
rect Direction. ] 10 8 94#
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 10 26 10 g
1;
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse? . t'.
10
Direction f
Moon to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse? s'4 "
Motion C|1U 6b' ^
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse^ .. ■'' ■&%
Direction 5" U ^ -l#"! I
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ? ,, ' iis , -
Motion j y'' '•
Moon..to the Sextileof the Sun in Mundo, Direct Di- ?'• 11 ., or, ,-1 ll1 is..
rection 3
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 11 37 ll
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt) .„ iTj't'Sl
Motion 5
Sun to the Bivuintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Di- \ . , i'i'K"
rection. ... j Ll 46,11 i5
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mars in Mundo 11 52 11 /i
Moon to the Sextile of the Sun in the Zodiac ■.. 12 15 1L hi
l
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct! ,, a
12 41 12
Motion I f '
Sun to the Square of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Di- ? ,, .V
rection. J 12 M
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo 13 29 lil- i®
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con-1 „„ ,n',t
db
veise Motion. j
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Venus in Mundo 13 53 13"
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac 13 59 13 ''
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac 14 29 13 11,
1
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse 1 . „r 14 0'
Direction 1
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 15 42 15 ' 1
87
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YIS-MO.
.jjendant to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 15 48 15 2
jjooo to th® Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 15 52 15 3
pendant to the Body of Saturn in Mundo 16 9 13 6
^jdheaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo Ifi 9 15 g
jlloon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo Direct Motion. 16 9 15 6
Slidheaven to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo 16 14 15 7
pendant to the Square of Mercury in Munda 16 14 15 7
|UDtotbeSemiquartileofMarsin Mundo. ConverseMotion. 16 15 15 7
jon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse) |g jg 15
I Direction
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo 16 27 >15 1q
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, ConverseMotion... 17 30 16 Iq
Suntothe Sesquiquadrate of Jupiterin Mundo, Direct! |^
Motion )
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo by Converse) ,0 0 .7 .
Direction ) ' 4
Son to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 18 3 17 4
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 18 5 17 5
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, by Direct Motion. 18 33 17 11
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo "... 18 39 18 0
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo 18 58 18 4
Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac 19 12 18 6
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse) in 59 19 2
Motion. 1
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direc-) on oo in a
,J 8
tion (r
Moon to her own Semiquartile in the Zodiac 20 34
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt? 20 on Q_
20 37 37 19 9
Motion
Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct? „n
Direction...... J-20-49
88
Those who will take the trouble to examine the Rules I

laid down in this work, relative to violent Deaths, and apply tliej^J
in a proper manner in the Nativity of this Child, will immediapjp
discover, that the obnoxious positions of the Celestial Rodii^'!
minutely correspond with the quality of tlie Native's dissoliiti|j?;
The Moon who claims the Aphetical power is posited betweea (Sj?
Hodies of both the Malefics, in the Ascendant, in a Watery Sffiy
and in that station she is deprived of suflicicnt support from fjig'
Benefics, both of which are afflicted in their radical stations;- r'>-i
giver of Life is in square to the Sun, and Mercury in the Zot&igjg'
and applying to the Mundane quartile of the Sun by Convey.
Motion, that Luminary being posited in the Northern An^1
among violent Stars, in which place he becomes configurated
Saturn, by a baneful square in the World. The Ascendant isalso!-
afflicted oy the quartile of the Sun in Mundo, and the Part:'^
Fortune is in opposition to the Sun and Mercury, and in mundane;
Square of the Moon, and Mars in the Nativity; thus we
clearly observe that both the Luminaries, the Ascendant, iiii'
Part of Fortune, are all afflicted in this Geniture, which forebode;
a sudden, and violent Death, by sullbcation or drowning, wMch
happened as I have before related.
This Child' was drowned at the Age of seven years, one STofflr;
and six days, and the Directions that destroyed Life, (wHpu
shewed their effects at the time of Death,) were the Moon llylflfc>
to the Body of Saturn, by Converse Motion, and also the psxallfl1
Declination of Mars, and body of that Malefic in the Zodiac,
Mundo; those Directions," with all others may be seen in ®
preceding Table, and though the giver of Life applied to the si®''
tile of Venus, and trine of Jupiter, yet those applications conldoiJ.
produce any important assistance, because both the benefics
afflicted in the Nativity; for Jupiter is retrograde, near the IRAl
of the Scorpion, in square of Saturn, and in mundane Pitfall^
with the Sun, and applying to bis opposition, Venus is ^
Retiograde, near the Pleiades, and in exact parallel with Mercury
89
• Rlundo, where she becomes posited in the terras of both the

pneiuies; thus we may observe that though tho apparent benign
rays of Jupiter and Venus could not preserve Life, neither by
position, or direction, yet owing to their Motions the fury of the
Mortal Directions to the Hyleg were retarded for a time in pro-
ducing their Effects, which will always be found to occur, wher-
ever such configurations are prevalent in any Geniture whatsoever.
By Secondary Motion the Sun was in injunction with
Mercury, and the Moon the giver of Life, had nearly arrived at
the place of the Sun in the Nativity, and was applying to the
Square of her radical position, and likewise to the rays of Mais,
the chief mortal promittor in the Geniture, these obnoxious appli-
cations, compared with the violence of the Progression, considerably
increase the baneful power of the Anaretical Directions- to the
Prarogator. In the Revolutional Figure for the seventh Year of
the Native's age, the Moon was in a violent part of the Heavens,
and separating from the opposite place of Mars in the Nativity;
Jupiter was also in Square to the place of Macs, and that Malefic
was applying to the opposition of his own radical station. Saturn
and Venus were conjoined in a subterranean position/ among
violent fixed Stars; those Planeis, with Mercury, having nearly
the same Declination; all these testimonies fully corroborate the
Mortal power of the primaiy Directions tp the giver of life, as
well as the correctness of all the corresponding calculations. At
the time he was drowned, the Sun, Jupiter, and Venus were in
conjunction in the watery sign Cancer, and descended below the
Western Horizon, with Castor, and Pollux; they were likewise in
Square to Mars, who was separating from the Opposition of his
place in the Nativity, and Saturn had then returned to the
quartile of his own position at the time of birth. The giver of
Life was also near the radical Horizon, afflicted by the baneful
stations of the Enemies, at the time of his death.
DO
Samuel Portwood was Bom at Donington near Spaldujg^

Lincolnshire, on the 5th of June 1790, 18h. 55m. P. M. hg.
was the Son of William Portwood, Farmer of that place.
the month of October 1821, this young Man ( with whoiiijf
was well acquainted, ) applied to me. and gave me the above fiiagg'
of his Birth, requesting me to calculate his Nativity, which f;
performed, and delivered the Figure, and Directions to him ig.,
eluding my impartial Judgment thereon; he had a little know^'
ledge of this Sciesice, which he had obtained from my Books, aiai.
Papers, and appeared confident that the given time of his Birijr
was correct, of which I have no doubt, as the nature of the primary!
Directions is confirmed by the preceding events of his Life. He
told me that he had gained considerably by /.awe? jobbing, and
was very lucky, though the Moon, and Saturn, in the Midheavisng'
he thought, should have given something far different, according1
to the Works of all those Authors he had read on this Science;!-
he further observed with a smile, that the evil conjunction of tlie
Moon, and Saturn in the Zenith, could do him no harm, becaiiset
by their different Latitude, they were far distant from each other!
and Jupiter was posited in the second House, with the Lion's *
Heart; I told Mm that all his observations were founded on erroly
as other Astral Causes of a different nature, were the Auxiliaries of
his success, which would continue but a short time, when Lar&i:
jobbing, and Life would be no more, for I never knew the least-
portion of durable good to flow from a Treasury of evil-, I alscr
informed him that though he had many Books, Papers, aftd;,
documents of mine in his possession, which I expected he would,
peruse to the time of his Death, yet there was one that surpasSfifc
all others, on which the following words were written.—"Prepare
to meet thy God, for soon thou shall surely Die."-
I quickly discovered that my admonitions were but little regafdf;'

ed, I then told him he was not aware that the Moon was Hylegi ,
or giver of Life, and would encounter those terrible Anaretical
Directions in the Snmmer of 1824, which would cut off Life, te ;
91
which he replied, that as the Birth was by Day, the Sun, he

believed was the true Prorogator, because he was posited in the
Eleventh House; I informed him that according to the Sun's
position, he certainly was not qualified to claim the Aphetical
power, which a short time would prove, because that Luminary
had not arrived at that part of the Eleventh, where he claims his
full, and perfect Hylegiacal Dignity; I further observed that
there were other arguments to prove, that the Sun could not be the
Prorogator, for if that had been the case, his Direction to the squares
of the Moon, and Saturn in the Zodiac, united with the Sex tile
of Mars, in Signs of long Ascensions, followed by the body of
Mercury, and all in Cardinal Signs, would have destroyed Life
several Years ago, instead of which, those Directions when they
shewed their effects, produced only a dangerous fall from a Cart,
with a few bruises, including troubles at the same time. The
Figure of Birth with the Directions follow, according to true
Astronomical Calculation.
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S.AMDr.t. PORT WOOD,

BORX,
June 5tb, J79.0,
H. M.
IS 55 P. M.
LATITltDE 53°
DEC. I 11. A. | SDA. 1DHT. I SNA. i NHT., A. fik
h 2 11s.
S3
ARC. TIMR.
A TABLE OP THE DIRECfFONS. D. M. Yrs. MO.
jfoon to the Quinttle of the Sun in the Zodiac
sUn to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Di-?
rect Direction S
Moon to the Biquiutile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, by .?.
Converse Motion 3
Moon to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction...
Sun to the Quintile-of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction 3
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac. ......
Midheaven to the Body of the Moon in Mundo
Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo
Moon to the .Quintile of Mercury in f.lundo, Converse) -
Motion.i. * 3
Ascendant.10.the Seiniquartile of Jupiter in Mundo.
Ascendant to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo.
Sun to the Seraiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse 1.
, Direction. . 3
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt} ,
Motion 3
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac- ....
Sun to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, by Converse Motion
Moon to the Biquintile of Mats in Mundo, Direct Direction
Midheaven to the Body of Saturn in Mundo
Ascendant to the Square of Saturn in Mundo
Moon to the biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo converse direction.
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac,
Sun to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. ,.
Sun to the Sextile ofthe Moon in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motion
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiterin the Zodiac
Moon to the Seiniquartile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct?
direction 3
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Man, in Mundo 9 d9
Ascendant to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo............. 10 13
Minto thc Quintile of Jupiter in Mjindo,. Direct Direction. 10 25
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn inMuhdo, by Direct A lotion. .0 >2
'^Jnto the Square of Man. in the Zodiap. Converse Direction 10,54,
' loon'to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct D irection, 11 10
art of Fortune to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo. .. 11 13
'con to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 11 13
P
THE DIRECTION'S CONTINUED. D. M.
Moon to the Sextile of the Sun in the Zodiac 11 21
Sun to the Seztile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 11 25
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo., 12 56
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 13 26
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, by Direct! ^ 20
Motion 5
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo 14 24
Sun to the Seztile of Venus in the Zodiac 14 51
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac... 14 54
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo... 15 27
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con- ^ jg 3^
verse Direction j
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac 15 56
Midheaven to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo 16 14
Midheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 16 16
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt? jg
Motion y
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo 17 23
Sun to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac 18 38
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Di-) jg
rection. .. "• i
Moon to the Parallelof Mam in the Zodiac 19 27
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction... 19 48 1
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 19 50
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 20 9
Moou to the Quintile of Mercury in tire Zodiac 20 42
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac 20 50 1
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion. 21 24 ;
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction... 22 33
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ? .
verse Motion 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Veuus in Mundo, Converse ? «
Direction. . . . 3 ^' \
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 23 4
Moon to the square of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Motion 23 22 :
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 23.. 22 '
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction... 23 42 >
Sun to the Square of J upiter in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 24 26
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mars in Mundo, 24 34.
Moon to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 25 12
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo..... 25 17
Moû to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac....... 25 45
85
ARC- TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. d. m. rrs. mo.
gun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac... 25 53 25 0
part of Fortune to the Body of the Sun in Mundo 26 9 25 2
Moon to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. 26 35 25 7
■ Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, by Direct Motion. 26 56 25 11
Sun to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction... 27 U' 26 2^
gun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 28 30 27 6
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo,.... 28 52 27 10
Moon to the Sextile of. Venus in t he Zodiac, Converse ? .,g ^ ,g y
Direction 3
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion 29 40 28 7
Sun to the Scmiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ? .,g ,g y
verse Direction 3
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in Hie Zodiac, Converse ? .,g ^ ,g jq
Direction 3
Midheaven to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 29 5 9 28 11
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 10 2d 29 4
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac ....10 33 29 6
Midheaven to the Body of Venus in Mundo.. 3(1 43 29 8
Ascendant to the Square of Venus in Mundo 30 43 29 8
San to his own Parallel in the Zodiac 31 12 30 2
Sun to the Scmiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Mo- ^ qj 30 jy y
Moon to theSemiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct i c ,, „

Direction...... J 6 11 0
Moon to (he Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 33) 27 11 4
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by Converse f ..n gn ri 4
Motion J
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zo diac, Converse f ^ 44 qj . 7
Direction i
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 12 44 11 7
aun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction... 33 47 12 7
■Vt of Fortune to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo .14 41 13 6
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion. 14 51 .13 ,8
pendant to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo 35 J 13 10
M jj0 âra"cl0f Sun in Mundo, by the Kapt^ g - y g
pendant to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo 35 43 14 6
DUn to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction... 35 52 14 7
U
Î<tiê âraê' â'urn iu Mundo, by the Haptj gg 4 ' 34 9
^sodant to the Trine of Satum in Mundo............. 36 49 135 7
90
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. M. TIB,,.

Moon fc> the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 36 54 35
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo 37 10 3(i, q
Sun to the Semiquartileof Mars in the Zodiac 33 35 37 ^
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion. 38 5(5 37 § ,
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction. 9 U 37 ||
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 39 31 38 £
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercurv in Mundo, Converse ) ...
Direction... ' $ 39 33 ■», 4
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo 33 41 38. a
Ascendant to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo 39 41 38 5
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 39 44 38 5
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con-} i.
v,erse Motion...'. \
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo... 40 2 8 39 2
Moon to the Square of the Sun in Mundo, Converse Di- ) S
rection ^ i®/*-"
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse} jq gj, oy -j
Motion ) '.:.k
Sun to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction.. . 4) 19 40 p.
Paitof Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo... .41 37 40 I
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo '42 22 41 1'
Sun to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Direction. 42 50 41 0
Moon to her own Semiquartile in the Zodiac 43 32 42 B:
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn i nMundo, Converse >
Motion ^ ' >>'
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac'. 44 37 43, 4
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- } ^ g
verse Direction.............................. ^
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, biythe Knpt> r,,, ,^ • j
Motion.......... 5 ~ *j"
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse} ^ gg
Direction. ......... ........................ ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Di-} ,g 0g g* j
rection. 5
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac... 47 33 4(3 I
07
This Native lived at Donington, where he was Bom, and for

loin6 years previous to his Death, was a writer to Benjamin Smith,"
an Attorney at Law, at llorbling, near Folkingham, Lincoln-
shire. Those who view the malignant conjunction of the Moon,
aDd Saturn in the Zenith, in Square to Mercury in Cardinal
Signs, will instantly discover circumstances of a most remarkable
Mature. When in Health, ho witnessed the destruction of the
$0es of a certain individual-, he was cut down in the early part
of Life like a Flower of the Field, according to the Judgment
I had given three Years prior to his demise, the truth of which
can at any time be proved; but though he had obtained my docU-
ments which showed that the King of Terrors, was nearly at
the Door of his dwelling, to execute his linal summons, yet he
would not be convinced that the Moon was Hyleg, he thereforo
paid but little attention to my Judgment, strictly, and absurdly
depending on the Sun as the right prorogator, which he vainly
believed, promised him Health, and old Age, though that Lumina-
ry was certainly the chief mortal Promittor in the Radix, and
thus instead of producing long Life to the Native, he ushered in
Death ata period but little thought of, and by no means expected,
according to all human appearance. Several unbelievers in this
Science whose true Nativities I have in my Possession, and who
are yet living near the same place, must with their OHspring, sutler
severe calamities, and in a' few Years, " pass that Bourn from
whence no Travellers return", leaving their sanguine deeds to be
had in remembrance, by Generations yet unborn.
Both the Luminaries, and Ascendant are afflicted in the llaili.v,

and the Stats that assume "the Dominion of the Lights, and
Eastern Horizon, are not Dignified, so that they were unable to
produce any durable Prosperity, what they give by the impotence
of their power, show Life, and every object however desirable, to be
of short duration, and had not the ruler of the Part of Fortune been
strong, and beheld by Jupiter with other benign testimonies, the
Native would have been involved in great troubles, and misfortunes;
08
the weakness of the Moon the giver of Life, and her affliction
without Auxiliaries, convineed me, that when that Luminary
was directed to the Rapt Parallel of the Sun, followed by jJjj i
Mnndane Square, Converse Motion, with the other vital signTfio^
tors afflicted at the same time by Valefic Directions, the Nativ# j
would exchange this mortal Life, for a state of immortality,, tjjg.
truth of which was verified, for though the Directions of Jupiter, 1
and Veniis are conjoined, yet they could not save, owing to the ,
Terms of the Enemies being united near the Anaretical places;
it must also be further observed, that when the Moon
was directed to the mundane Square of Jupiter, and also ip
the Parallels of Venus in Mundo, by Direct, and Conveise5
Motion, their apparent benign power became null, and void, he-
cause they were both afflicted by the same Directions of Saturn iji
the World, and by Mars also in the subsequent Motions. tSjs
example, (which I have handed down to posterity, with ollieis;
for the Instruction of the Students in this Sublime Science,)
clearly prove, that it is the true Prorogator alone, that must ha
strictly attended to in all cases of Life and Death. The Native died
on the IGth of October. 1824; Aged thirty four Years, four
months, and ten days.
By Secondary Direction, the significators of Life, and Deaili

were violently disposed, which maybe seen by comparing ths®;
with the mortal Directions that were in action at the time of
dissolution. The Progression also corresponded with the Effects
of the hostile Motions, and concurring Declinations, and Terms?
the Moon separated from the quartile of Mars, and applied to t&i
Body of Mercury, and also to the Square of Satum from Cardinal
Signs, by the other subsequent stations; thus by t he preceding'
applications, Mars had returned to the place of the moderator in
the Nativity, and both the Luminaries were also in obnojcio®'
places without any relief from benevolent applications, either in th®
Zodiac, or in the World. The Revolutionnl Figure for
thirty fourth Year was violent, the Sun being within the Orbs of a
99
gjojunction with Saturn, and that Malefic was among violent stars
conjoined with Venus; the Moon the giver of Life was afflicUd
by the body of Mars, and had returned to the opposition of her
oW1 Radical place, Saturn, Venus, and Mercury having the same
declination, and Mais was at the same time posited in the Nadir,
it opposition to the place of the Prorogator at the time of Biitb,
and was also in Mundane Square to the Radical Ascendant
ICO
A short time after I had Calculated the Geniture of this

five, he requested me to make a few observations on the Natiyfty
of his Daughter,'Melicent, who is now living at Doningfoai j
therefore complied with his request; he told me that the time of,:
her Birth was carefully taken by himself, and mightbe depen'dfi|
on as correct; he also said that I was welcome to make whatie*
marks I thought proper upon it, for the benefit of the Science, hut
owing to his engagements, he had but little time to apply hiinself^
the Study of its principles; he requested me repeatedly, to bo-gfc-
particular as possible in my calculations, relative to the length
i.ife, for it appeared to him that both the Luminaries contendetl
for the Aphetical Dominion, which is by no means the case, f®
as the Birth is diumal, the Sun being in an Ilylegiacal station^
certainly the legal, and true Prorogator, and supporter of Lif^
until his power becomes destroyed by the mortal union, and Di-
rections of the Anaretical Promittors without assistaii^
which will appear evident from the following display of the Celes-
tial Bodies at the time of B jth, united with the Tabulated A®,
of Directions.
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A TABLE OP THE DIEECTIOMS. D. M. Yrs,.^

Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con-? ni a n li
verse Direction $ ■ ' U;l|!
Ascendant to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 0 6 Q i
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, ? q 0^
Converse Motion 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct? q 25 q i,L
Direction 3 " <1
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in Mnndo, by Direct? q qV,
Motion. 5 |'
Part of Fortune to the Trine of the Moon-in Mundo. •• • • 12!) 1 j 0
Moon'to the Scxtile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 1 35 . 1 -•.7-
Moon to the Sestile of .Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction 2 3 . 2 j 2
Midheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 2 21 2;
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse? 0 ' g-
Direction 3 " ,
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of J upiter in the Zodiac 2 50' 3 ^2'
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, by? 3 jg 3 '4
Converse Motion. 3 '^]
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse ? g 0g g
Direction £ ~ if.;.;
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 4 1 4 "S
Part of Fortune. tt> the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo. 4' !) 4 ;S!
Sun-to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac 4 25 4' ^;
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? 5 gq r, jQ
Direction j 1
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac....... 6 24 6 ft
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, by | ^ 81
Converse Motion. .'...j ^
Part 6T Fortune to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo. 7 30 7 1.4
Moon to the.Biquinlile af Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse I S 25 8
Direction $ .r.
Moon to the" Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Di- ? 9 7. g ij
rtetion 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac,? n. ■? c q tl
Converse Motion $ 9 ^ , k
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Di- ) 9 jg 9 11
rfectioD. j Ci<
Sun to the Lion's Heart m the Zodiac, ...... 9 63- M 4-
Sim to the Parallel of the- Moon in- the Zodiac 10 8 10
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mimdo, Direct DirectionilO 35 11 -
Sun to the Sextile of the Moan in Mundo, by Direct? |q 37 n *
Motion
103
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTION'S CONTINUED. D. M. TR3.MO.
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo ,10 4i
jun to tile Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ), jg
Direction. )
■ yoon t® the Sera iquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Cop-? m ho
' terse Motion.^ JU
Sun to the Seniiquartile of Mats in the Zodiac, by C»n- ,1 |g ^6
rcrsc Direction ).
jloon to the Quintilo. of Jupiter ip the Zodiac, Converse ) jj .g.
Direction j
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac . 11 50
Moon to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, by Direct Motion. II 50
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction, 12 15
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt) 0j
Motion. ....,) " „.
Ascendant to the Quintileof Saturn in Mundo..., 13 30
Part of Fortune to .the Sesqui quad rate of the Moon in jl jg
Mundo. 31 i
Part of Fortune to the opposition <?f Mars in Mundo 13 50
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac.. .Id 4
Part of Fortune to the Body ofSaturn in Mundo......... 14 1G
Sunto the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse? ..
Motion J
Sun to die Trine of J upiter in the Zodiac...,............ 15 2
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 15 11
Moon to the Square of the Sun in .the Zodiac........ ..... 15.45
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Di- ? . ,
rection §
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, by Direct Motion. 16 13
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction. 17 3
Ascendant to "the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, 17 9
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt ? ^ , m
Motion 5
loun to tile Parallel of Saturn in Muodo, by the Rapt f 17 -q/)
Motior 1 .. ...... ... ......... 3
loon to the Tripe of Saturn in the Zodiac .... 17 50
art of Fortune to the Opposition of Venus in M undo; •■'8 9
Moon to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac... .......... 18 2S
pendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in Mundo... 18 53
'Oon to the Quiutile ,of Mercury in the Zodiac,.., ..,,.18 (54
104
ARC- TIM|.
THE DmECTIOVS CONTINUED.
Moon to the Parallel of Venusin Mundo, hy the Rapt) jg ^ (•Jn -s "
Motion j "
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo. 19 43 21 g1
Sun to the Seraiquartileof Mercury in the Zodiac, Con-J ,g j vjj ^
verse Direction ) " " P
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 20 9 21
Sun to the Sextile of Venusin the Zodiac, Converse Di- } .)(j |j .,j
rection y "
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo 20 27 21 1]
Sun to tire Semiquartile of Venusin Mundo, by Con-? .)0 ^ ^
verse Motion 5 * --j
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo. 21 0 22 '■S i
Moon to the square of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Direction 21 13 12 1,|r
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 21 15 22
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Converse 1 ,7 ,M
Direction ^ -
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct j >9 j
Motion s '*
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct j .jg g ^ ^
Direction 5 ' ' ' "
Midheaven to Spica Virginia in Mundo 23 34 25 -'5
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 23 59 15 U
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motion 24 5 20 :0
Sun to the Sexlile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Di- ) ->5 ' g
rection. ... 5 '7 7;
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 24 51 26-3|
Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodiac 25 5 27 \
Moon to the Sextile of Venusin the Zodiac 25 9 2.7, ^2
Sun to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac 25 27 27 1
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in the Zodiac 25 30 27 . 7
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 25 49 27 11
Sun to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.... 26 0 28 k
Ascendant to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 26 5 28
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Converse ) 9g g gg ' S
Motion 5~
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse 1 2] 28 6
Direction J ""
Run to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 26 41 28 1"
Moon to the square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse J gg 45 38 'I
Direction J J s .r
Aeeendant to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo (26 46 J28 -7
105
ARC. TIMK
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. TIS. MO.
gun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac 27 51)
part of Fortune to the Seztile of Jupiter in Mundo 28 22
jkioon to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, by Direct Motion 28 51
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 29 25
Son to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction.. 29 58
Ascendant to the Trine of Venus in Mundo 30 3
Ascendant to the Riquintile of the Sun in Mundo 3C 9
fljoon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction(30 14
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse Molion30 22
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac Converse Di- 7 !g ^ qg
rection. jj
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion 32 12
Sun to theSextile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse 7
Direction ; f dJ 28
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac 33 33
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Motion."33 43
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Converse Di- 7 oo ro
reetion 3 ^
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo.. 34 24
Sun to his own Seniiquartile in the Zodiac 34 58
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converas Di-
reetion ^ **
Midheaven to the Body of the Moon in Munda 5 5
Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo 35 5
Sun tothe Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Motion 35 33
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse
Direction
Moon to the Body of Venus in Mundo, by Converse Motion 36 17
Moon to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Di- | QQ
dd
reetion |
Moon to her own seniiquartile in Mundo |36 35
106
This Native's Father, as I have said before, had a little

knowledge of this Science; and as he had previously investigated*
the Genitureof his Daughter, by position, (not being able to cqj-cu:
pute Directions,) there is no doubt that he observed the Moon Was!
poijited in that part of the Heavens, which would have qualilied.
her to receive the Prorogatory Dignity, if the Sun had been poss
ited at a*more remote distance from the Zenith; for if the time of;
Birth had been twenty-five minutes later, then it is certain that the
Moon would become the giver of Life, and that no Directions^
however Malefic to the Sun, could produce dissolution, though'
their Effects would be attended with dangerous consequences.;],
these considerations induced him to be more urgent to receive ray ■
Judgment; I told him that as he wished to have the Directions
computed with accuracy and precision, he might depend that my
exertions should be used to .give him satisfaction, respecting the
length of Life in particular, which he received from me, and
which, lie appeared remarkably ansioi/s to ascertain.
The distance of the Moon from the Meridian, is 35° 5', and
her Semidiurnal Arc, 73° IT, consequently her distance from
the Oriental Horizon, becomes 38° 6', these numbers produce
her distance from the Eleventh, 10° 41', and her true Polar'
Elevation 32° 43', under which her Oblique Ascension is 2lS0
29', these distances manifestly show, that though the Moon is in
an Aphetical position, yet according to the given time of Birth, no
Malefic Directions to that Luminary can produce Death.
That the Sun is the true Prorogator, or giver of Life in tliis

Nativity, docs not admit of any doubt whatever; therefore it is
from his Directional Motion, that the length of Life must bo
ascertained; his true distance from the Zenith, is 37° 30', and
his distance from the West, 75° IT, which give his Pole of
Position 24°, and his Oblique Descension, 145° IS'. Now
the fust Direction that the Hyleg meets with, that will put Life
J07
,/( danger, is the Parallel of Saturn's Declination, vrhieh the Sun

encounters in 110 .58'of Virgo, the Oblique Deaceusion of that
1,0^1, under the Sun's circle of position, is J6G0 33', from that
SUIu the Sun's Oblique" Desccnsien under his own Pole being
subtmcted, the Arc of Direction will bo 21° 15'; by the same
method, the Sun to the zodiacal Parallel of Mars, oppotation of
gaturn, Body of Mars, Semiquartile of the Moon, with the
zodiacal Parallel, and- Body of Venus, may bo easily, and cor-
rectly computed, without much trouble, or diiliculty; for by
luniiog to the Tables at .the end of this Work, and taking- out
the proper numbers, and using them accoiding totho given precepts,
the Directions will then be immediately discovered, not hy chance,
or any juggling /h i, but by the true,.and unerring principles ofthe
Noble, and incomparable Science of Astronomy.
From the Nature and Effeeta of those violent primary Directions'

to the Prorogator before mentioned, united with the powerful
secondary Motions, &c.. it is evident"that they will produce (by
their furious velocity,) the gbeate&T d^ngeks to Tile native's-
life wliich human aid cannot prevent, at the Age of twenty-live
Years, and eleven Months; there aro also other Malefic Directi-
ons, that will he in operation to the 1 ly leg, upwards of two years
prior to the above period, which will increase the power ol the
baneful applications in those Terms, and parts of the Heavens,
whero the Progressive Directions correspond.
Objection. You inform us in your Work, that the- Direc-

tionsof Jupiter, and Venus, when they are joined in a violent tiam
to the giver of Life, will impede the fury of the evil fcllects
portended; how is it then that you do not notice the power of
^ enus in this Nativity, she being in conjunction with Mars, and
Opposition of 8aturn at the time of Birth, and as her parallel of
Declination, and conjunction to the My log follow in Bhectional
Motion, why ought she not to dissolve some part of the evil, and
103
cave the Native from thoie danger* to Life, which you have se
positively predicted?
Answer. I do affirm that the Directions of Jupiter, and

Venus, will certainly impede the power of a violent train of Diree^
tionsto the giver of Life, in any Nativity, when they arc strong, },
free from ajjliction, and joined with them, either in the Zodiac,
or in Mundo, but though these are my rules, which will not deceive^
the practitioner, yet from the same precepts sufficient is recorded to >
prove, that when the Benefics are unable to produce assistance, iu'
consequence of their impotence, and affliction in the Radix, or in >;
those places where the Directions fall, they then show the nature,
&nd quality of the disease, or Death, which is frequently of a
violent nature ; therefore in this Geniture, though Venus is joinedv
in the train with Saturn, and Mars, and is also afflicted by both
the Malefics by position, and near violent fixed Stars, she isr
qualified to produce a considerable portion of Evil, for being over-
come by the Enemies, she will protract the nature of the calamity,. '1'
and produce diseases of the Liver, &c, and injury by Medicine;
so that she cannot sufficiently counteract the impending v.'olence of-
the dreadful train to the giver of Life.
I have omitted some observations on the Effects of several.

Directions that come up at an earlier period in Life, some of
which will give injury to Health, but as I do not see any thing
remarkable in the Figure, I have not noticed those subjects that
appear to be of little advantage to the improvement of the Student!
In this Science,
109
As a further proof of the Truth of these Astronomical Calcula-

tions) I now lay before the public, the Nativity of Mr. Richard
White, Hair-Dresser, who resided in Lincoln. On Monday the fUh
of September, 1817, he requested me to Calculate his Nativity,
which I undertook to convince him of the Truth of this venerable
Study, being at the same time aware, that no Man was a greater
enemy to this Science than himself, neither could any persons pass
more scurrilous rejlections, and unbecoming Language on the
power of the Celestial Hosts, than himself, and his Relatives.
The time of his birth, which he delivered to me from dn indisputa-
ble document, was April '25th, 1792, 3u. 45.11. a m. My
previous Judgment on the period of his demise, was truly verified,
which is well known to the Public.
By proofs like these, this Noble Science show.

The fate of ev'ry Mortal here below;
Those Starry Infidels, puff'd up with pride.
If they would suffer truth to be their guide.
They then by Sacred thought, would keep in view.
The solemn time, when they must bid adieu
To Mortal objects, with all Terrene things,
AND view TUB GLORY OF THE KING OF KlNGS.
MR, BICHARD WHITE,
BORN,
April 25 tb, 1792,
IT M.
3 45 A. M.
LATJTDDE 53° ,15'n.
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ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTrOYS. D. M. TTS. MO.
jfooo to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Di- ? q 4]
jloontotlie Scslile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Di- £ ^
rection ^
Moon to the Quihti b of Fenua in the Zodi sc........: 1 21
jliJheaven to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo....... I '2(f
^sceudan t to the Quinti leofthe Moon.in. Mundo...... I, 42,
Moon to the Seraiquarti b of the 'Sun in the Zodiac..... 1 .45
Sun to the Biquintileof Mars .in, the. Zodiac,, Converge ^ ..130.n
Motion.... j
.Moon to the Sieraiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Di- } j
rent Direction $
Son to the Body of Saturn in Mundo. ConveiSe Motion 3 3
Sun to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse J „ „
Direction J ^ 0
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse ? „ n
3 J
Motion...... £
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiterin the Zodiac, Con-T 3 ]]
veree Direction 5
Moon to the Sextilc of the Sun in M undo, by Direct f g
Motion. ^
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac,? „ ^
Converse Direction,. ...... 5
Moon to the Scxtile of Venus in the Zodiac. Converse ( .
Motion.... j
Mponto tl leSexti Icof Saturn in the Zodiac 4 56
Moon to the Setni quarti leof Saturn in the Zodiac,) . n*
ftonversc, Direction ' 5
Moon to the Scxtile of Venus in Mundo, by Converse ? > 00
338
Motion \
p endant to the Body of Venus :in Mundo 6 17
Midlifaven to the Square, of. Venus in Mundo 6 17
'-in to tlie Tri ne of. Mars i n the. Zodiac. 0 33
loon to the Trine.of: Jupiter in the Zodi a: 6 48
■to to the Seniiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct } - 0g
.potion S
' c"to tlio Parallel of. Mars in. Mundo, by the .Rapt? 7.00
^ -"Ittidn y "
'-^the Bodj of JVlercury in Mundo. Direct Direc-7 g ^
112 CELESTIAL PIIILOSOPIIV,
ARC.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINCED. D. M.
Moon to the Biquintileof Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con-? g ^4
verse Motion 5
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse! n en
Direction j d oy
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac 9 41
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? q «•; "
Motion 5
Sun to the Body of Venusin Mundo, Converse Dime-1 in n
tion V iu "■
Moon to tlie Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Cnn- r jq 4
verse Motion 5 1
Moon to the Sesquiquadrale of Jupiter in Mundo, Con- ? j jq g
verse Direction... 5
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo 10 14
Sun to the Serniquartileof Venus in the Zodiac il 15
Moon tothe Trine ol Mars in Mundo, Converse Mo-) .. 17
tion ] 11
Sun to tho Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt ) ,. i -
Motion 5 11
Moon to the Sextilc of Mercury in Mundo, Direct I . ,
Direction \
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-1 u 32
verse Motion. )
Moontothe Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direc-1 lo
tion j
Ascendant to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo ,3 13
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 113 13
Ascendant lo the Body of Saturn in Mundo 13 3S'
Midheaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo .. i3 38
Sun to tile Biquintile of Mare in Mundo, Direct Di- f 13 42
rection 5
Sun to the Pleiades in.the Zodiac 13 45
Part of Fortune to the Sex tile ot Venu'f in Mundo. ... 13 47
Sun to the Parallel of Mara in Mundo, Converse Motion 13 5!>
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt? ^ 2j
Motion 5
Midheaven lo the "Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo...... 14 31-
Suutothe t'arallel-of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt ? 44 3p
Motion y
113
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. Yrs. MO.
^jooo to Sesquiquadrate of Mars io the Ztdiac, Con- )
verse Direction..... )
Ascendant to the Body of the Sun in Mundo
■ Ji'idheaven to the Square of the Sun in Mundo 1
part of Fortune to the Body of the Moon in Mundo. .j
Sun to the Parallel ot Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion...
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo
Moon to the Qu in tile of Mais in the Zodiac
jloon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo Converse }
Motion ...... .. >
Sun to the Opposition of Mais in Mundo, Converse J
Direction j
Sun to the •pposition of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- i
verse Motion £
Sun to the Biquintile of J upitcr in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sestile of the sun in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Pleiades in Mundo
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the zodiac
Moon to her own Parallel in the Zodiac
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the }
Rapt Motion C
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- )
verse Direction 5
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Body of Mercury in Mundo
Mid heaven to the Square of Mercury in Mundo
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo..
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Direct >
Motion 5
Pert of Fortune ,to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo..
Moniitothe Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Con- £
verse, Direction £
to Aldeb&ran in, the Zodiac .
Moon to the Square ..of Venus in Mundo, by Direct?
Motion.......... )
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac.....
kunto the Sexlile of Venus in the Zodiac
ûn to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Converse?
Motion............. S
THE DIRECTION'S COKTINUEO. D. M. YK. ^
Suntotlio Semiquartilflof Saturn in the Zodiac. 23 ]5 *24 ,..q
Sun to the Para Ilel of - Mercury .in .the.Zodiac »|23 40
Part of 'Fortune to the.Sextile of the Sun in Muudo.. 23 58 'lix g
Midheaven to the Quintile of .Venus'in Mundo. i.'. A24 46 <•. J®,-
Sun to the Seisciuiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac.... 21-48, 25
Moon to 'the'Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ?'
verse Motion y ■ ■■
Midheaven to thp Trine of Mars in Mundo 25 20' 26 (ji
Sun to the Seihiguartiie of Mercury in the Zodiac, j) ^ vj'-f
Conveise Direetian, $
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion. 25 53 26 .&>
Part of Fortune to die Quintile of Venus in Mundo 26 (i 26 jg
Sun to the Biijuintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? 0g jg } ,
Modon. " " • -
Moon'to die IJiquintile of Mars in Mundo, by Con- ? , 0 . .„
verse Direction.
Moon to the Qiiintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion.. "28 35 29 > 3'
Moon to Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac 28 46 ?!} . g',1
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, l»y the Rapt) ;i,.
29 50 2
Motion 9 ,1;-
Sun to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 29 "59 3ft
Moon to the Body of Mercuiy in Mundo, Converse Motion. 30 2 30 " S7
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in the Zodiac 30 11 30 10
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Mercury intMnrido 30 33 31:
Sun to the Seraiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? 30 33 0„ 31,,, s
Motion . • t 2r.
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo.." . 30 40 31 :3''<
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo,-D'irecl Direction: 30 5! 31 5"
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. . 30 58 31 j sft-
Midheaveu to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo 3l -38 3*2 ■'3
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mats in Mundo ... 31 50 32
Moon to her own Scmiquartile in Mundo ;... 32 • 5> Stat'fBu-
Sunto'the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct.Motion, 32 16 32' iO
Sun to die Body of the Moon in the Zodiac — . 32 34 33.-
Sun to the Semitjuartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct ?' ol go 33'
Direction .... i . »•.•.».•.•.......... .5" '■ - ■ r' d"
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo,"Converse inotion, 33 24 34-"
Midlicaveh to tlio Quintile of Saturn in 'Mundo 33 3-2 iST34 'S'.!3"
Sun to the -Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse ? 00 q i kj r !!
Direction. 33 34 34 ,3 ■
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 33 48 |lJ4 ®
115
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. p. M. YRS. MO.
Hjoon to the Parallel of.Venus. inrraundo, by the Rapt?, 33 52 34 6*
motion .. ....... ... ,«» _«. .. ...
jfpon to the squaip of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Direction M 3 34 8
•Suiito his own Semiquartile in. the Zodiac 34 ID 34 9
Suii to the.Parallel of Jupiter in, Mundo, Direct Motion.. 34 44 35 4
fun to the Parallel of.Saturn in.Miuido, Direct Direction. 34 46 35 A
Part of Fortune to the.Qumtile of Saturn in Mundo . . : 35 0 35 7
Sun to the Trine of Mars in .Mundo, Direct Motion .. : 35 2 35 7
jfcon to the •ppesitian ofJupiter in tlie Zodiac, Con-}
35 45 36 4
verse Direction w. j.1 ^ ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con-?
vase Motion £ 36 32 37 2
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ? 36 38 37 3
verse Direction 3
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac. 36 40 37 3
Midheaven to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo. 36 52 37 6
Moon to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motion 36 52 37 6
Midheaven to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, 37 5 37 8
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac. .. 37 16 37 10
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt ?
motion, C 38 2
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in mundo, by the Rapt ?
motion • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ..0 38 2
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of the Sun in mundo 38 27 39 0
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac 38 36 39 2
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of mare in mundo 38 40 39 3
Moon to the Sextile of mercury in the zodiac. 38 49 39 4
Sun to the Parallel of the moon in mundo, by the Rapt?
lllolion* tf, BE E E E EV HE • • • • J 39 6
®>n to the Trine of Jupiter in the zodiac 39 7 39 8
Moon to the Sextile of mars in mundo, Direct Direction. 39 15 39 10
to the Body of the moon in mundo. Direct motion, 39 25 40 0
k'nu to the Biquintile of Jupiter in mundo Converse?
40 10
direction 3
Moon to the Body ofVenus in the zodiac. Converse motion. 40 II
Un
to the Sextile of mercury in the zodiac. Converse ?
41 47 42 3
Direction £
toon to the Square of mercury in mundo. Direct /
Direction. .. ) 11 55 42 5
to the Body of Saturn in mundo. Converse motion 42 9 42 7
113
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINDED. D. M. YRS. Jj0
ilfoon to the Opposition of Jupiter in mundo. Converse ^ ^ >
Direction
Direction. ~ ,J
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in mundo. Direct/ ^
DirecUon. \ 42 4i
9
Sun to the Scsquiquadrate of Jupiter in mundo. Direct'/
motion y ^10
Moon to her own Sextilein mundo 42 48 Is ^
Ascendant to Aldebaran in mundo 44 6 44 §
Part of Fortune to the Square of Venus in mundo 44 35 u;
Moon to the Semiquartile of mars in the zodiac I 4 44 45 {
117
When this Native was sixteen Years of Age, he suffered

severely hy a violent nervous Fever, which continued almost two
Months, during which time he was not expected to survive; the
Directions of the Ascendant to the Body of the Sun, and the
Hyleg to the Mundane Parallel of Marsj by Direct Motion,
then shewed their Effects; for if the distance of Mars with his
Latitude from the Nadir, he subtracted from his Seminocturnal
'Arc, his true distance from the Western Horizon, below the
Earth, will he 1° 18', so that by these numbers, the Parallel of
Mars, hy the Motion of the Primum Mobile,, may soon he dis-
covered, and computed; the above Directions were preceded hy
the Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction,
and the Rapt Parallel of Saturn, the superior Malefic being con-
joined with the giver of Life in the Eastern angle, at the time of
Birth.
At the Age of twenty-one Years, and a half, the Native

entered into Business for himself, and was successful in his Profes-
sion, according to his station in Life; he also entered into the state
of Matrimony near the same time; the Directions then in opera-
tion were the Ascendant to the Body of Mercuiy, the Part of
Fortune to the Trine of Jupiter, tho Sun to the Sextile of Venus
in the Zodiac, and her Parallel in Mundo; hy Converse Motion,
all of which are benevolent, and agree with those Events; but the
influence of the subsequent Directions was retarded, owing to the
impotence of the Promittors in the Figure, and the depression of
the Pole of the Sun in those places, and Terms, where both the
Malefics, (hy the frigidity of their nocturnal applications,) project
their beams with increased power to the significators; it is necessary
that these things should he properly considered, andundcrstood hy
all Students in this incomparable Science, as the acceleration of
the Effects of all Directions in the Zodiac, and Mundo, with'
their retardation, &c., chiefly depend on those Motions, and
Terms, with which they continue in Direction, hy their stations,
and applications through all parts of the Heavens.
118
As soon as I had observed those Directions above, with their ;

corresponding- Effects, I then coinputed the time when the Iva-'1
tive's Death might be expected, but in pointing out that solemn
period, my Judgment was traduced, by the hardened Infidel,
the censorious Critic, and the Vulgar. The Sun is ilie
giver of life, and as the position is weak, and both the Eenefira, i
Ascendant, and Ijuminarics are all afflicted in the Geniture, I
judged that at the Age of thirty-three Years, the Native would
depart this Life, as the Hyleg was then directed to the Body of
the Moon, Mundane Parallel of Saturn by Converse Direelioni
and also to the square of the Moon in Mundo, by Converse Me'-'
tion, succeeded by the Apheta to his own Serniquartile in the
Zodiac, and Parallel of Satitrn in the World, by Direct Direc-
tion, and likewise to the Moon's Parallel in Mundo, by the tlapf
Motion, these were the principal Directions that caused his Deaili,'
according to the Judgment I publicly delivered seven Years before
his demise, the truth of which can at any time be proved; he died
on the ISfh of April, 1825, at Noon, aged thirty-three Years
nearly.
1 have now stated the Mortal Directions to the Hyleg which

cut off Life, and whenever similar Anaretieal Directions are ob-'
served in other Nativities to the Moderators, without sufficient1
assistance, they will not fail to destroy. The Hyleg was direct-'
ed to the Qnartilc of Mars in the Zodiac, at the Age of thirty'
Years, and eight-Months, the Effects of which could not produce'
any sudden, or serious injury to the N ative's Life, owing to the
powerful Tenns of Jupiter, and Venus, in which that Direction
completed its course; but as it was near the beginning of the deadly
train, it caused a slow Fever, with a gradual diminution bt
strength, until die Apheta arrived at the Body of the Moon, and
though the Directions of Jupiter were united to the giver of Life,
yet they could not save, for as he was in the Western Angle at the-
time of Birth, and afflicted by the Opposition of Saturn, he shew-
119
ed a diseased Viscera by position, and that an inilamatlon, and

decay of the Lungs, (being that part which Jupiter governs,) •
would be the cause of the Native's Death.
Those who think proper to examine all the Primary3 Motions

&c., and compare them with each other, will find that they display
their baneful infiuence in producing dissolution; for when the
Polar Elevations of the significators, and Promittors are considered,
with their augmented strength as they ascend the superior Angles*
it is evident that a sufiicient portion of benign aid could not be
received by the giver of Life, in his nocturnal station. The
Secondary Directions were also of a violent nature, as well as the
positions of the principal rulers in his last Revolution. At tlie
time he died, there was a New Moon in the Zenith, on the place
of Saturn in the Nativity, Venus was in conjunction with that
Malefic, and Mars was on the radical place of the Sun, the giver
of T ife.
120
The next Geniture is that of Maty Dickinson, this young

Woman lived in the service of Mr. Nathan Clayton, owner of
one of the Steam Packets in the City of Lincoln. On the fifth,
of August, 1S22, she, (in company with some of her Female;
Friends, ) came to my House, and requested me to answer a few r
questions on her Nativity, she produced the correct time of her Hirth,
and observed, that she did not place confidence in such things, as she
had never known any proof to give satisfaction ; she asked me if 1 *
could inform her of the time of her Marriage, and whether she was
likely to live happy in thatstatc, to which I answered, that I was,,
confident she would never enter into the Matrimonial Union; she
said she was sorry that I should give such false Judgment, as she
expected to Many in the ensuing Spring; my reply was, that • I ,
had substantial reasons, (though they were of an important and de-
licate nature,) to prove the truth of my affirmation, which in a few-
Months would be verified; as she was anxious to know what my
delicate reasons were, which caused me to withhold the principal
part of my Judgment, I then informed her that something of an aw-
ful nature would occur, before the Month of March, then next
ensuing, which would destroy Life. As soon as I had mentioned
these things, including my reasons for giving this J udgment, she
laughed immoderately, and said, she placed no confidence in ray
observations; I told her it was with deep regret that I beheld the
terrific Astral Causes in her Geniture, the Effects of which
were fast approaching, but none of my admonitions had any influ-
ence on her Mind; I endeavoured in vain, to inform her, that "Hea-
ven is the boor op God," in which we may clearly read the
divine ordinances of the MOST HIGH ; she said she believed
that all things in the Science were guessed at, and if they happen-
ed right, it was all by chance; but before she left me she said in a
jocular way, that as I had given my Judgment on the shortness of
her Iiife, (if she thought proper to believe it,) she wished to be
informed of the quality of Death ; I told her it appeared to me,
th.'il Drowning would be the cause of her dissolution, at which
121
she laughed, and said, that was impossible, for though Mr. Clayton,
( with whom she had lived several Years, ) had a Steam Packet,
yet as she did not go on Board, she considered herself perfectly
safe from any danger of that nature ; her remarks were such as ex-
ra er
cited th than contempt; she then left me, and I saw her no
njore though I sent some of her Friends about a fortnight after-
ward to admonish herof theformidable danger approaching, butshe
treated them with derision, and endeavoured to depreciate my previ-
ous Judgment. As she had engaged to go to a Village near Boston,
she went on Board the Packet, and in the act of leaning over the
side of the Vessel, she was precipitated into the River, near the
town of Bardney, and when taken out. Life was extinct; her
Death happened on the 7th of January, 1823, at half past eleven
o'Clock in the Morning, Aged, twenty-four Years, eleven Months,
and six days. The awful Figure of the Heavens, at the true
time of her Birlh. iucluding the Directions, and Judgment, 1
have inserted in the following order.
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BORN,
February 1st, 1798,
B. M.
3 48 A. M.
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im
IRC. TIME.
.1 A TABLE OF TOE DIBECTIONS, D. 51. TBS.
T MO.
?on to the Opposition of the Moon in the Zodiac ..««.« 0 11
Ascendant to lue Qnintiie of Venus in Mundo 0 4G
jloon tolthc Sesquitpiadrate-of VenuB* in the Zodiac, ? ] ']g
Converse hlotion * ■■■■■ •■«■ ■•■■■■■■»» j
Part of Fortune to the Beraiquartileef the Rloon in Mundo 1 22
jloon to the Sesquiquodrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Con-? j
veise Direction • «•*
Snn to the Parailei of Mercnry in the Zodiac 2 ?
Pun to the ipestile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 2 8
Hloon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 2 £
MiJheaven to the Opposition of Jupiter-rn Mundo ...... 2 29
Ascendant to the Square of J npiter in Mmxlo .......... 2 29
gun to the Scmiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct? 0
Direction ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in M indo, Converse ? o 54
Motion j
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-? g g
verse Direction ^
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ? « o(.
Motion 5
Mid heaven to the Quintile of Saturn in Slundo ........ 3 30
Sun to the Scxtile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Di- ? 3 33
reetion 5
Ascendant tothe Sesqniquadrate of the Moon in Mundo.. 5 2
oun to the Opposition of tin:- Moon in Mundo; Direct Motion 5 3
Moon todho Hiquintile of Venus in the Zodinc ...v.... 5 40
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mumlo, Direct Direction .. 5 50
Sun totlip Sesquiqnadrate'of ?aturn in the Zodiac ... <*. 0 2i)
Midlieaven to tho Trine of Mercury in Alnndo 0 38
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac 0 44
Miiheaven to Spica Virginis ...... 648
"'in to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac 7 25
'oon to the .Sesqniquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Converse ? 'r, »
8
.Mofioa... ................. .............. \ '
"an to tlie Sestile- of Mars in Mundo, by Direct? Q ,
83(1
^ Direction
tU ^
n to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ?
„
Motion 5 6/1
Fortune to the Trine ofVenus in -VI undo ...... 9 56
iauertyfen to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo 10 JI
124

Moon to the Lion's Heart
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse?
Motion ••••••«.•• ^
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Di- 5
rcction )
Ascendant to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Motion 5*
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse Di- }
rection £
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, by Converse?
Motion C
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo. Direct Direction
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ?
Motion 5
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse \
Direction j
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Mid heaven to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo
Moon to the •pposition of Mercury in Mundo, Converse \
Motion 5
Mid heaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo 18 31
.Midheaven to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 18 5y
Ascendant to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo 19 10
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 19 23
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Mare in Mundo .... 20 2
Sun to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac .20 3
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo, Converse ?
Motion 5
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Moon to the Square of Mare in the Zodiac
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Di- ?
rection C
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse?
Motion S
125
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINITED. D. M. YKS. MD.
to Ihe Seraiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, by Con- J 21 50 12 3
verse Direction $
if on to the Sesquiquadfate of Mars in the Zodiac, >
• ^Convrerse Motion •••••• >
jjomi to ^0 Seruiquartile of Saturn in Mnndo, Direct ) •23 C
pitection . • •
jjoon to the Opposition of Venus in Mnndo, by Direct j> 23 46
Motion. J
fart of Fortune to the Body of Saturn in Mundo.... 14 30
Sontothe Seraiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac ■24 3-2
fun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac •24 43
Part of Fortune to the Sesqniquadrate of Venus in Mundo 24 4<i■
Midheaven to the Sextilo of the Moon in Mundo >5 M
Moon to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. >5 12
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse | •25 28
Motion •• i
Moon to the Sesqniquadrate of Mercury in the Zodiac...!|:\5 31
Sun to the Biquintile of the Moon in the Zodiac 25 40
Purl of Fortune to the Sosqui quadrate nf Mars in Mundo. •25 51
Sun to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse >
Direction )
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Mnonlothe Kiquintile of the .Sun in the Zodiac
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse)
Motion i 26 33
Ascendant to the Seraiquartile of Venus in Mundo ■27 28
fun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, by Direct Dirrction. •27 2'J
Ascendant to the Seraiquartile of Mars in Mundo 27 37
San to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion... 27 38
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 27 46
Moon to the Sesqniquadrate of Venus in Mundo, Con-) ,
"erse Direction • 5"
y^-'ndant to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo :28 15
^lidhcBVen to the Square of Saturn in Mundo !28 15
van to the Sesqniquadrate uf Saturn in Mundo, Direct) .
.Motion . .... 3 •28 16
t rt
Fortune to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo.... :■29 57
to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac '<
30 11
tendnut to th>* Sextileof Jupiter in Mnndo !30 17 31 2
Bn
to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Di- ) .
*c-Uoa 3 '30 47 31 S
120

San io the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Convene )
Motion 5
Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodi ac, Converse £
Direction 5
Sun to his own Semiqnarti e in the Zodiac
Snn to the Sesquiqimdrate of the Moon in the Zodiac....
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- £
verse Motion 5"
Moon to the Sesquiqimdrate of the Sun in the Zodiac..
Moon to her own Semiquar.ile in lire Zodiac
Moon to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converge Mo- t
tion £
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo..
Sun to the Sextilc of Mercury in the Zodiac
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion.
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Mam in Alundo
Midheaven to the Biquinti leof Jupiter in Mundo
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac
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The foregoing Genethliacal display of the Celestial Bo-

jjp,, and Directions, are the same as those that fused when this
unfortunate Native applied to me. As soon as I had viewed the
alarm in" testimonies that were prevalent, and presented themselves
in every part of the Heavens, I was then convinced that a violent
Death was apparent, and that there was nothing that could possibly
mitigate the fury of those inimical configiirations, that were con-
joined with the Anaretical Directions, in their corresponding places,
ami Mortal stations. The Ascendant is afflicted by the Body of
Mars (who is near the Heart of the Scorpion,) and also by tha
Semiipiartile of the Sun, and that important Angle is likewise afflic-
ted by the Moon's Mundane Sesquiquadrate, to which that Lu-
minary is applying: the two Lights of the World are also in oppo-
sition to each other, and Mars, who has just risen at the time of
Birth, U afflicting the Sun, and Moon, from obnoxious places and
Terms, all of which portend a violent Death. The Part of For-
tune claims the prorogatory Dignity, as a full Moon preceded the
Nocturnal Birth, and neither the Ascendant, or any Planet, could
claim the Hylegiacal power, the affliction of that Aphetical point by
the Opposition of Mars, his Mundane Parallel, and also by tha
Semiquartile of the Moon, and Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in the
WorJJ, are all strong, and additional arguments of a sudden
Death by violence. The position of Jupiter in the Imum Cceli,
afflicted by the quartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, and Mundane
Spiare of Mars, applying, has a baneful appearance when compar-
ed with the Motions of the other Stars in their Longitudinal places.
Venus ia also applying to the Square of Saturn, therefore from
these observations it will plainly appear, that both the beneficsare
deprived of their natural, and benign qualities, both by position
and Direction, and consequently cannot render any support,
either to the true Hyleg, or the other inferior Vital places, which
have co-signification of Life. Some may probably observe, that
as the giver of Life is in a Mundane Square to Jupiter, and near
the Trine of Venus in the World, the afflciticn of the Prorogator
in the Genethliacal Constitution is much reduced, and the viq^
129
lence thereof considerably dissolved; but those who are inclined {jj
|tatesuch insignificant, and puny propositions, know nolhiog^
the true principles of this Science, either by Theory, or Practfc^
I affirm that the Part of Fortune is the giver of Life, and it ^
from the Directions of that point to the Body of Saturn, Sesqni^
quadrate of Mars in Mundo, and Parallel of Saturn in the Worl^!
(he being posited in Cancer, a violent Cardinal Sign of the wateiy
Trigon, and in the Western Angle, ) that 1 foretold the DeaiS
of this Native by Drowtiitig, five Months before that Kvent tool:''
place, which is well known to the Public. The Irue Calculations
of those Directions to the flyleg, or giver of Life, are as follow.,
The true Pole of the Sun, is thus computed.
6.
As his duplicate nocturnal horary times 38 !§■
Are to his distance from the Nadir 67 %
So are thirty Degrees 30 0
To the proportional part 45' Q
Which must be subtracted from the Right Ascension ?
of the Northern Angle, with the Circle added. .. 5 '■
And the Oblique Ascension of the Sun, under his Pole, is. 327 7;
From which subtract his Right Ascension 315 7;
"i V
Ascensional Difference of the Su n, under his Polar Ele- ?
valion S .*
O- '
Then from Sine, with Radius. 12 0 19,3!787
Subtract Tangentof the Sun's Declination. 17 2~
Tangent ofthe Sun's Pole 34 10= 9,83:l<i3i :i|r
The, Moon
f»- s Polar Altitude, is thus calculated. Q
As one third part of her Semidiurnal Arc 40 '
Is to her distance from the Zenith 55* 1
So are thirty Degrees 30-
fo (be proportional part. 41 16
IV'hich being subtracted from tlifl Right Ascension of the 1 j'
Meridian- 5
Oblique Descension of (he Moon will be. ..... 150 51

Subtract the Right Ascersion, 136 41
Remains the Ascensional Differ ence, under her Pole... 14 10

O = ! .
fhenfrom Sine, with Radius 14 11= 19,38871
BubtvautTangentof the Moon's Declina-j j0_ 953594
Tangent of the Moon's Pole......... 33 17= 9,80077
Then from the Oblique Ascension of the Moon's Onpo- )

11
sition. . ^ 330 51
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of the Sun 327 T
And the distance of the Part of Fortune from the West? „ ,,

will be S"
To which add the Oblique Descension of the Seventh,)
(as the Moon has passed the Opposition of the Sun, >- 102 7
by Longitude, and Latitude,) j
And the sum-is-the Oblique-Descension-at-the Part of?
T*ortuae... ......................., \
From the-above Numbers its true Place is equal to 13° 54' of

Ceraini, consequently its Declination will be 22° 2J' North, its.
Right Ascension 72° 32', and its diurnal horary times 2i0 33'.
The Part of Fortune to the Body, of Saturn is thus computed.
m'
As the diurnal horary times of the Part of Fortune.... 20 33
^"e to its distance from the West 3 44
So arc the diurnal horary times of Saturn 20 38
130
To his secondary distance from the Seventh

Which subtract from his Primary distance from the West. 28 fg
Remains the Are of Direction. 2!
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars.

The operation to the Square, is thus wrought. >
* :i
Are to its distance from tho Seventh 3 4$
So are the diurnal horary times of Mars 9 41
Which subtracted from his Primary distance from the Ze- ) ■4
nith ^13
-fu
And the Arc of Direction to the Mundane Square will be. 5i 5*i
From wliieh subtract the triplicate diurnal horary times of £ g
Mars 5
Arc of Direction 5!
77(e Computation of the Part of Fortune, io the Parallel of

Saturn.
As the horary times of the Part of Fortune 20 3£S

Are to its distance from the West 0 M-
So aie the Nocturnal horary times of Saturn, (as he ^
will be Lieiow the Earth, when the Direction is ti- S- d %%
nished.) J
To his secondary distance from the Seventh I 42
Which added to his Primary distance from that Angle... 26 J«>
And the sum will be the Arc of Direction. 2§ St
131
Tbese were the Directions that I judged would producs

peatb, afd when they shewed their EtTects, I was not disappoint-
ed in my expectation, I do not deny that the Ascendant, and Lu-
minaries, were afflicted by primary Directions, which succeeded
those to the Hyleg that destroyed Life, and which doubtless in-
creaspd the sniilen power of the killing train to the Moderator;
but though I have made these observations in this place, yet I po-
jitively sav, that if the legal Prorogator had not encountered those
Mortal Directions, which I have computed in full, the others of
an inferior power that followed, could not have destroyed Life.
I mention these things that the Students may observe, that no
violent Directions can produce Death, except they are made to the
true giver of l-ife, though they will, ( when the Enemies possess
their own nature,) give Sickness, Troubles, and Accidents, ac-
cording to their power in the Kadix, and in the places where tho
Promittors, &c. have dominion, when the Directions are finished.
1 trust I shall be excused for making repetition, yet the subject. I
am now discussing, demands the strictest attention, and ought to ha
laid down in plain terms, and not left in obscurity. The Students
must always remember, that when a sudden Death is visible, they
will then discover, that many violent Directions of different deno-
minations, will generally be united with, or near those that are in
operation to the Prorogator, though it is from the Anaretical power
of the latter alone, that personal extinction is produced.
I conceive I have said sufficient on this Nativity, and hope

from the examples preceding, that the Students will readily un-
derstand how to judge of all the other Motions, and applications in
ffle Zodiac, and Mundo, whether they are of an hostile, or benign
power. In the Native's last Hevolution, the Moon was just set-
tins, in square to Mars, and in Opposition to the place of that
Malefic, in the Nativity, being among violent fixed Stars, and near
the place of the giver of Life in the Radix; she was also applying
to tho Mundane Squares of Saturn and Jupiter. At the exact
luau she was Drowned, the Moon, was io the watery Sign Scorpio
132
in the Western Angle, in opposition to Saturn, and on the

daoe place of the Part of Fortune in the Geniture; Satnrn, ^
Mars, the two Mortal Promittois, were also in quartilc to each otlii#f
and conveyed their destructive power to the significator of Life, 4
;
the time of her expiration. '
The time of the Birth of a Female, Born in J incoln, was given
to me about five Years ago, by one of her Relatives, now living,
who informed me, that I might rely on the correctness thereof;
which was, September 3rd, 1801, On. 35m. P. M. From the
following Figure of the Heavens, and the Directions, it is well
known to many, that ! foretold the timo of the dissolution of this
Native, which clearly demonstrate the essential use, power, and
sole dominion of the giver of Life, when properly chosen accord-
ing to the Rules I have given; hut though the Sun is certainly the
Ptorogator iu this Nativity, yet as some of the Directions that as-
sisted in destroying the Life of the Native, differ from the general
precepts, and as these Examples clearly develope the true Terms
of the Planets, in the most conspicuous manner, with their saving,
and desiroi/ing power, I have taken the trouble, by true Calcula-
tion, to prove, that the Terms, which ought to be used, are wholly
unconnected with any of those degrees in the Signs of the Zodiac,
which the pretenders to this Science sanction, and admire without
examination. 1 have tried them all in the Calculation of several
hundreds of Nativities, as they are erroneously given in the Works,
of Ancient, and Modern Pirates, and have discovered, that there
is no truth in them whatever; therefore as they are not to he de-
pended on in any Computations, as they are now generally/ used,
all those who rely on their assumed power, which cannot he de-
monstrated, will remain in a labyrinth of confusion, so long as they
suffer any of those false, and ostentatious innovations, to operate as
a barrier to their progress in this Celestial Study.
It is extraordinary to observe, with what avidity the Students in

general, adhere to the superficial, and preposterous notions, which
have been falsely disseminated by various Authors. Many are so
ardently attached to Ancient errors, (which the Tallies of the
Terms of the Planets, and many other spurious inventions, fully
explain,) that they are not inclined to discountenance them, even
when Truth makes its brilliant appearance to aid and faciliate
them in their researches in the paths of Science. With some il is
134
a matter of little consequence, whether the instructions they receive

from an Author, are true, or false, as they seldom call them in
question, if they appear sufficiently prolix, and originate from
Ancient Authority; therefore Truth, (which ought to be esteemed
as the most essential criterion)does not become their primary object,
but is considered as a subject of minor importance; to what use
then are false Rules, and fabricated Examples given by Pirates,
which upon minute examination, are found to be deficient, and
will not stand, the test of impartial proof, when opposed to Truth,
Reason, and Experience, which I have evinced in this Publica-
tion.- The injury done to this Science by such Pirates, is incal-
culable; they have.promulgated the most inconsistent, and super-
fluous Precepts, contrary to the true Motions of the Heavens,
which mislead the Students, and cause them to imbibe plausible
Chimeras, instead of those profound, and substantial Theorems,
which cannot be refuted. An Author who intends that the Stu-
dents should receive advantage from his labors, will always make
his Rules, and instructions as clear as the nature of the subjects
will admit, and deliver his sentiments in a plain, concise, and
intelligent manner; for when irrefutable computations,(combined
with Judgment which exhibit the true Causes, with their Effects,)
are introduced in his Work, the Students will then attend with '
pleasure to the Proofs he has unveiled, by which the most lumi-
nous Truths become Publicly corroborated, and established
beyond the bounds of contradiction. I hope I have sufficiently
explained my instructions, and confirmed the Judgment I have
given, not only from authentic demonstration, but alsofrom the
most respectable evidence, which neither the wiseacres on sceptics,
are able to refute; for it cannot be supposed that any Infidel can
be found, who dare deny, or oppose those public, and ocular facts,
contained in this Work, which are confirmed, and proved by the.
testimony of many hundreds of surviving witnesses. With respect
to the Terms of the Celestial Bodies, I shall not trouble the
Students with additional observations thereon, as Examples are far
superior to comments, on subjects which require the most serious
135
attention. I shall now proceed to illustrate, and explain those

Terms, with their natural Effects by Directions to the Sun, who is
the presiding Moderator, including his power in that part of the
Hearens, in which he is posited, as the true giver of Life in this
Geniture. The Native died on the 28th of June, 1825; Aged
twenty three Years, nine Months, and twenty four Days.
]7</0 44'
O" 'As*
N/ ^ ? 27 I
iK ® > 1818
Nat us,
September 3r d, 1801,
U. W
U 35 P. 51.
O !
LATITUDE 53 15.
350° 44'
DEC. I R. A.I SDA. ID LIT. | SNA. (NTiT. jA. D
O /
71 56
08 50
87 13
70 38
(il 48
70 30
137
ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. Yrs. MO.
to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac
jyloontotbe Semiquartik of Mais in Mundo, Direct V
Motion . C
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the .Zodiac, Con- 5
verse Direction 3
Jloon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, (
by Converse Motion 3
jjid'heaven to the Body of Klare in Mundo
Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo.
bun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo...
Moon to the Sextile of Mara in the Zodiac
Moon tothe Body of Venus in the Zodiac
Fait of Fortune to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo...
Sun to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Sun to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse }
Direction C
Fart of Fortune to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 1
Ascendant to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo I
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con - ? j
- verse Motion 5
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, by Converse )
Direction ^
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse)
Motion 3
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac
ftm to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac
Fart of Fortune to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo... :
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac I
Sun to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Ascendant to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo
Suntothe Body of Jupiter in Slundo, Converse Motion.
Sun to the Body of J upiter in the Zodiac, Converse (
Direction 5^
Moon to the Sextile of Satum in the Zodiac, Converse )
Motion.
Ascendant to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac
138
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D

- M-
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct!
Direction ................ f 17 28 .5 j
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct I 18 14 20 g
Motion.
Moon to the Sex tile of Mercury in the Zodiac,. Converse / 18 2129 ^
Direction J
Ascendant to the Diquintile of Venus i n Mundo, 18 59 21 a
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mercury in Mundo..., 19 29 >i ,1
Moon to tire Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.• 19 34 21 9
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mais in the Zodiac 19 41 21,5
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo.... 19 55 22 . 'f
Moon to the Square of. Mais in the Zodiac, Converse i 20 48 20 $
Direction. 5
Part of Fortune to the, Square of Saturn in Mundo..... 21 18 23 $
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 21 35
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 22 20 . 24 13
Part of Fortune to the %rintileof Mars in Mundo 22 27 24 16;
Moon to the Sextile of.Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse?
Motion 5 ' 22 35 25 6
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 23 9 25 s
Ascendant to Cor Scorpio 24 41 27 #
Ascendant to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 24 41 2? I
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 24 54 £7 8':
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac., 20 25 29 4
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con-) 1
verso Motion j 20 30 29 fi
Midheaven to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo 20 52 29 3
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac 27 16 30 $
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse 1
Direction , j 27 40 30 f
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ^
verse Motion., 27 49 30 B
1
Moon to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction. 28 1 31
Midheaven to Spica Virginis 28 II 31 1
Part of Fortune to the Square of the Sun in Mundo... 28 37 31 9
Ai,cendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo.. 28 39 31 6
Midheaven to the Sextile ofthe Moon in Mundo 28 50 32 ft
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac. 29 24 32-7
Moon to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 29 13 :32-Jl
139
TIME.
THE DIRECTrONS CONTINUED. VRS. MO.
»Joon to tlie Semiquarlile of Saturn in Mun do, Converse ? 29 59
direction.. §
nfoon to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac......,-.. 30 5
Moon to tlie Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 30 22
Stoon to Cor Leoais.. 30 28
Moon to the Semiquarlile of Venus in tlie Zodiac, Con- f
' verse Motion if
Part of Fortune to tlie Trine of Venus in Mundo
Jloon to the Body of Saturn in tlie Zodiac
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse }■
Direction.. ^
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con-}
veree Motion J
Sim to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo.
Moon to tlie Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac
Part of Fortune to the Trine of the Moon in- Mundo...
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac
Moon to her own Semiquarlile in the Zodiac
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Convorse 1
Direction C
140
The distance of the Sun from the Meridian, in the precedin,

Geniture, is eight Degrees, forty-five Minutes, by which he
the Aphetical Dignity, and consequently the time of the Najilg^
dissolution, must be obtained from his Progressive Motion ^
killing Place; but from his impotent position,(with the affliciiiy
of the other Stars in those stations, which have affinity to Diseasss
and Death,)it became apparent to me, that the Native wauldspoj,
be removed from this slate of Mortality, as the whole posi%^
properly considered in all its parts, is too feeble to support Life, for
any considerable length of time; I therefore judged that lingeiiHg
Diseases,(during the short period of her existence,) would he. jirq.
duced from so many unfavorable, and conflicting Causes, none®
which were defeated in producing their corresponding Effects,
The Ilyleg Ls in Mundane Parallel with Mare, which is a violent
alfiiction, and collects a considerable augmentation of evil froi® Ilia
Terms of the enemies, by the Kapt Motion, as they decline froij)
the Zenith, which the use of the Celestial Globe will immediktelf
prove; we may also discover the Sun's additional affliction, by his'
being conjoined with Saturn, and with Mercury also, who is of'
the Nature of that Malefic; and as the I ly log cannot receive airy
benign applications, when he arrives at the Anarotical Point, in
5° 13'of Libra; where the second Zodiacal Parallel of MnSS?
and his Terms, (with those of Saturn)are nearly united, 1 judged
that her Personal extinction would take place when that Direction,
shewed its Etfectsf as it was followed by the Seiniipiartiles of Mer-
cury, and Saturn in the Zodiac, &e. The Part of Fortuno W®1
likewise directed to the Mundane Square of Saturn, and theMoott
also applied by Converse Motion, to the Quartileof Mars in the'
Zodiac, at the same time; hence we may observe, that the Sim,
Moon, and Part of Foitune were all alllicted by directional
at the time of the Native's Death.
ft may probably be asked by some, why the giver of Lifeto til®
Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac, at the Age of thirteen Years, and
eleven Months, followed by his Body at fifteen Years and eight
OR GENETH LIACAL ASTROMOMY. 141
Months* did not produce Death; it is evident that no Sickness, or

danger, worthy of notice, could ptatibly take place, from those
Directions, because the Sextile of Venus, combined with Jupiter's
Teniis, and his conjunction, by Converse Diredtion,- interposed at
the place, and dissolved the apparent violence; but bfefdre I eofi-
clride this Nativity, I shall make a few additional dhfemrttoris
thereon, which may he of Use to the Students, if ikey tbiiif proper
to attend to them. The old Tablea which eohtfiih certntti Nam-
bets in the signs Of the Zodiac, licirtg the su)ipesed PbiMtaty
Ternts, afe ell toAiiHsictilholiOASj and raid of Tnith; thd tnle
Terms arise from clear demonstration* they Way be discovered by
Caltulations in eveiy Nativity, and those Calculations fully prove
flielr use ami power; the fact is, thejr are those places where tile
Bencfics. and iMaJefies claim tlieir greatest influertcein focZoeUacal,
and Mttitdane Circles, arid are found by adjusting, tile difference,
as the Stars approach to, or decline from rthe preceding Angle a±
Birth;thus Mats is (1° 27'from the Meridian, and his distance
then taken by proportion froni the Eastern Horizon, which hfe
beholds by a Mundane Square applying, his Terms" foil in 7° 23*
of Lfhra, and those of Saturn, in 9° 41' of the same Sign. Novfr
.in (bis Nativity, when the Stffi Was directed to the Zodiacal
) Parallel of Mars, for Death, the' old Terms <X Venus followed,
wliicb by the Ancient Method, ought to have preserved Life, if
they were true, and their Effects of sufficient power. \Vith little
difficully it may be proved, that all tli6 tvbffv'o" Constellations have
changed their Ancient places, so that the Sigh Aries lias now got
into Taurus, and the Constellation Taiiius, into that of Gemini,
and so of all the other sigtft of the Zodiac. There are many etrdrs,
and deficiences in Nativities, which I have riot disclosed, thfrt
have long been reccivail as absolute Facts, though I have never
given credit to any of them, because when I dem'UtVded proof, I
won discovered that it was nrit to be ohtdined, and as i haVe* lately
observed tlmt it would be difficult to turn many from tbeir old
favorite path of Error, into that' of T ItUTlT, I shall not atteitipt
to perform that office-, liowover I shall observe, that iftheStridenU
think they have not vet lahorcd' Ibng c'riOugh in their I'kAirMEris,
X
142
they may still proceedforward, until they discover their etrois

more visibly, by proper practice, and experience.
Having stated the Directions which destroyed the Life of ^
Native, I shall now consider the quality of the Disease, wJ^jj
terminated the Native's existence. Jupiter, who is posited in a
cadent station, is weak, and afflicted by the Bodies of Mercui^
and Satum, in the fiery sign Leo, near Cor Leonis, so that when
the giver of Life, arrived at the first Direction, which produced
Death, Jupiter was directed a few Degrees afterwards, in the
subsequent train to the Body of Mars, and Venus came also to a
conjunction with Mercury, and Saturn; but these Directions have
no power at any time, to give Death, but Diseases only, from
which it is plain, that both those benevolent Planets, being afflicted
by furious Directions, produced great injury to the internal parts,
governed by those benign Stars, and the Signs in which they arc
posited at Birth, regard being had to those places, where their'
hostile Motions are finished. Jupiter, and Venus, govern the
Lungs, and Liver, &c. and being afflicted in the Radix, and by
Directional Motion likewise, they always produce incurable Diseases,
and a wasting of the Flesh; hence it is obvious, that a Consumption
was the original Cause of this Native's dissolution. ,
In her last Revolution, the Sun, the significator of Life, was tii
Square to Satum in the Zodiac, and in Mundane Square to M are;
the Moon was also in opposition to her own place in the Nativity;
Mars was likewise in zodiacal Quartile to Jupiter, Mercury, and
Saturn, in the Geniture, and the Moon applied to the Declination^
of the three superior Planets in the Revolution ; all of which a®
testimonies of a malignant Nature. At the time she died, the
Moon was among violent fixed Stars, in a subterranean station, and
applied to the Opposition of Saturn, Mercury, and Mare, and
thai Luminary at the same time, had nearly the Declination of
Saturn, Mercury, and the Sun. Mars, the chief mortal Promittor,
was Cadent in the twelfth, in exact Square to his place at Birth,
and the Moon was in Quartile to the Prorogator, in the Geniture.
14.1
Maria Ferguson was Bom on the 28th of October, 1808,

3b. 40m. P. M. and was Drowned in the Fossdyke, near Lincoln
Race-ground, on the 12th of July, 1825, about 9 o'clock in the
Morning, Aged sixteen Years, eight Months, and thirteen Days.
This young Woman lived in Lincoln when she gave me the

above time of her Birth, which she said was true, having been told
it was taken with much care. As soon as I beheld the dreadful
appearances of the Celestial Bodies in the Figure of Birth, I was
immediately convinced that a violent Death by Water, was
plainly visible; for it must appear evident to those, who have but
little skill in this noble, and Sublime Study, that a more alarming
position is seldom seen, than that which follows; particularly
when the Directions that destroyed Life, are minutely examined,
with those parts of the Heavens in which they complete their comses.
It is well known to many respectable persons in this City, that 1
foretold the time of this Native's Death, and its quality, which
certainly were not difficult to perform, when the proper Precepts
in this Work are attended to, by which, not only the length of
life, but also the quality of Death, whether natural, or violent, are
soon discovered. According to my usual practice, I tirst computed
the duration of life, and as the Sun is Hyleg, it appeared obvious
to me, that when he arrived on the Western Horizon, followed by
several Directions of a Mortal nature, this Native would be no
more, that Direction of the Apheta to the West, being the first
that made its appearance in the Anaretical train. Now as my
previous Calculations, and Judgment have been confirmed, it is
impossible lor prejudice, or any artful Chicanery, to oppose those
luminous Facts, which admit of no refutation. There are certain
characters, who vainly imagine, that they are qualified to discover
the limits of a Man's understanding, but when they meet with those
difficulties in Science, which they cannot comprehend, (not being
willing to acknowledge that others are superior to them in Literature,)
they then become offended, and in the most uncandid manner, use
•wery means in their power, to level odious, and gross scurrility
144
against that, which throws their Talents in the shade, and makes
them appear contemptiMe in the Eyes of the Public. Tliose -ft%g
consider themselves qualified to oppose a Science, ought to under-
stand all its principles, otherwise their argument*, and observalltoasj,
will soon obtain the ignominy they merit, and the Authors, instead
•f gaining reputation, will establish their own disgrace to succeeding
Generations,
Some have, to their shame, asserted, that this is not a comraeni,
able Study, and even those who make much noise concerning poejsh.
surEr:sTiTios(which is as dangerous as the Tommahank in the
handoFn.Srtii#t§'e,)display their learned and dogmatical sentimenti^
against this Divine, and sacred Learning, which our fo refathaa
studied with the greatest diligence, and admiration. I have .been
told by those, whose Heads are filled with priestcraft, that fto
person can perform these thh ;gs, if he had not an ersil Spirit to
assist him, o shame! o shame! are we to be told in this enlighieniS:
Age, and in the nineteenth Centmy, that Astronomical Calcul'a;
tions, the use of the Globe, and the common rules of Arithmetic
arc performed by the assistance of beelzebub^ who is probably,
not a learned Astronomer; how degrading must such simple, and'
delusive notions appear to every impartial observer. With respect
to the dissolution of this young Woman, some learned sciolists,
(with affected Jargon,) say, that she diod an untimely Death.
I never have yet been able to understand the literal meaning- of
that, which appears to be an Allegorical■ Theme, or a jarring,
and confused misrepresentation of sometMng, which requires plaift
confirmation; for how ccn the Death of this Native be considered'
uniimelij, when it was wsi'6/y apparent in the Heavens, at the
moment she came into the World, and which, no human ElSbfte
could alter, or prevent; the word untimely, appears to represeoti
what happens before its natural time, or in fact, what Mortal Mea
are disposed thus to stile it; but according to all the res ear dies,
which have been made in this venerable Study, combined' wM}
o-od's most holy word, in its purity, it is manifest tbat,"«?^f.
J46
ever w, is right". The time and quality ofeveiy person's Death,

are unfolded to us by Secondary Causes, according to the ordin-
ance of the MOST HIGH. How imperious and immoral must
those persons be, who pronounce the Death of an individual untimely ,
merely because it is of a violent nature in the Eyes of Mortal Men,
though it was decreed in theETEnNAL mind of the ALMIGHTY,
jjom all Eternity. Many hundreds of such Examples as tha
above, are continually displaying themselves to us, (if wc do not
survey them too superficially) as we travel through this Mortal Life,
to the glorious Mansions of everlasting felicity, all of which prove,
the unerring, and immutable decree of that ALMIGHTY
CREATOR, wbq is blessed for evermore.
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. ?rs. Mo.
jjoon to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction.] 0 40
jloonto the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, by, Converse) j ^
Motion 5
gun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac 1 19
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo.... 1 42
Moon to the Trine of the Sun in the Zodiac 1 47
Sim to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 1 54
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Converse log
Direction J
San to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ) 9 45
verse Motion -... 5
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse i 9 45
Direction 5
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo 2 48
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mats in the Zodiac, by Con-1 3 9
verse Motion •$
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac 3 7
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? 3 34
Direction f
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac 3 39
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo 4 2
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo, ) 4 39
Direct Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo.... 4 54
Midheaven to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo 5 20
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con-? g 0g
verse Direction )
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion. 6 35
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 6 38
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt) ,,
Motion ) "
Midheaven to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 7 15
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt ? _
Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo. 7 26
loon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converee ? ,,
Direction ...... j
loon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo, ? 7
...direct Motion. ' 01
ueaven to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo 8 6
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THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D

-
Mood to the Parallel of Satam in Mundo. by the Rapt) 8 59 g \
Motion. (
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo. by the Rapty 8 53 I 8 jj
Motion....; 5
San to the Bitjuintile of Jupiter in Mnndo, Direct Motion. S 54 8 u
Sun to the Qaintile of Mam in the Zodiac 9 2 9 o-,
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Saturn in Mnndo. 9
Midheaven to tho Sextile of the Moon in Mundo...... 1° 1 to f
Moon to the Sestjuiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct > 10 11 10 4
Motion 5 . tV
Part of Fortund to the Quintile of Venus in Mnndo.... 10 IB to 5
Moon to the .Sesqniquadrate of the Sun in the Zodiac.. . JO 33 to f
Moon to the Sesqniquadrate of Venus in MiuhIo, by ji
Direct Direction. 5 10 40 to il
Sun to the Body of Merenry in Mundo, Direct Motion. 11 e ti gi
Sun to tile Body of Saturn in the Zodiac. 11 16 U 5
Midlieaveii to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo II 23 H e
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, Direct ^
Direction y II 52 12' 0
Moon U> the Trine of Satnru in the Zodiac. 11 57 i2 !•'
Moon to (lie Body of Jupiter in Mundo. Jdircct Motion. 12 13 IS 4
Moon tb the Parallel « Merenry in Mundo, Direct ^ 12 17 12.5
D ireotion ............a..........
Sun to the Parallel' of Mars in Mmido, Converse Motion, 12 47 12 II
Midheaven to tho Quintile of Mercury in Mnndo. 12 55 !3 1 ,
Sun to the Parallel of Jopifcer in Mundo, Coftverae1 j 12 58 13' 1
Direction... ...... ....... ... .... ......... . ........ t
Moon lb the Kqnvntile ©f Merenry in Mutido, bj' ? 13 8
Direct Motion.................r.. ......... . ^ ;
Sun to tjie Parallel of Mars iff Mundo, Direct Direction!.. II® #'
Moon to tho iliquintile-of 3fare in the Zodiac, Coiiverse i ■
Motion 5
Sun to iie. ParaUel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 13 51 fS'ii
Sun to the Body .of Satam iu Mundo, by Direct Motion'. 13 58 .«>' i
Sun tn die- Body of Venus in Mitndoi Direct Direction. 14 l3 14 < 4;
Part of Fortune to the SeNtile-of Mercury in Mundo..■] 14 55 115 $
Moon to the Trine of Venus in-the Zodiac.. .-.■****.•.•.• 15 4" 15 3
Sun to tho Body'of Venus id the Zodiaci .^.... ■15- 7 115
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn- in Mundo, Direct Motion 1115' 23
Moon to the Purallei-ofVennsdh'MilHdo'. Difecft DiibctiOm 'U 30
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ARC. TIME.
the directions continued. D. M. YRs. MO.
Moon to the Trine of Mercuty in the Zodiac 15 33 15 7
jloontothe Biquintile of the Sun in the Zodiac.... i... 15 47 jl5 lU
to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac....w 15 48 15 10
Moon to the Semiquartile oi'Jujiiter in tho Zodiao, Con } , - .n .. .
' verse Motion £110 50 15 10
jlidheavcn to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo..;... i lG 7 10 1
Jlidheaven to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo 116 11 16 2
Sunto theSeiniquartileof Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 16 11 16 2
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac 16 33 16 7
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct ) ^ _
Motion 5 '
Ascendant to the Opposition ot the Sun in Mundo 16 40 16 8
iWidheaven to the Square of the Sun in Mundo 16 40 16 8
Moon to die Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion. 10 50 1(5 10
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct? .„ .j
Direction $
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of the Sun in .Mundo. 16 51 16 It
Maon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Converse) ._ ,
Motion...; ) 17 54 17 J1
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- ?
veise Direction 5 ®
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo by Direct Motion. IS 16 18 3
Part of Fortune to Sextile of Venus in Mundo 18 21 18 4
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 18 30 18 6
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse? 18 53
Direction f 18 11
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, by Converse) m OQ .
Motion S
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ) „
Direction C 19 54 19 10
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo, by Converse )
Motion .;... C 19 54 19 10
t''un to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse) 9n
Direction J " " "
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in tlie Zodiac 20 44 20 8
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo. Converse Motion. 20 54 20 10
unto the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse) 0. „ . .
Direction 5 " "
'i'lheavcii to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 21 11 21 1
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ARC. TIBIE,
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. P. M. YUS. HQ
Moon to l»er own Parallel in tile Zodiac, 21 2d
Sun Jo the Parallel pf Mprpuiy in Mundp, 1)>Ule Ropt ? gj 35 gj1'5'
Motion »«j
Midheaven to the Sestile of Jupiter in Mundo..,..,[21 3G 21. ^,
Sun to the Opposition pf Jupiter jn the Zodiac, Converse! ■ 22.•>„ 1.
Direction..., C | 14" 22*'t '■"fey
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in JVlundo, Converee! ;f22 i1 10 ■., .•
Motion y " 15 22'-■■j
Moon to the Sextile of Jypiter in the Zodiac, by Con- 5 0O 0g ^ ;;
verse Directiqn.,,.,, y 22 23 ?2 3?
Sun to the Body pf Mais in Mundo, Converse Motion.. 122 32 22;. 5
Sun to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Direction.j22 38 02 g.
Sun to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac '22 41 22: -5 '
Suq to the Beiniauartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- } 00 . (.,jr
verse Motion.^
Motion , . . .y ?2 41 32 :*J;
,... ,..5 x~
Moon to the Qumtile of Mercury in the Zodiac, by! 00 . _ : ^
Converse Direction.. y
Sun to the Semis uartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse! no 55 Ke nn
Motion.....,,.,,.., C " ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ? '>2' 10' '
verse Direction,.-.,,.,.,.,.. y -"•]
Sqn tq the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac 23. 2? 23 3
Ascendant to the iSeiniquartile of the Mqon in Mundo... 23 38 153 J;
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo.123 50 23 . J "
Mppn tq tlie Sesquiquadrate of Venus in the Zodiac.... • 23 57 23 81
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse ? .,0 , 1 „i
Motion.
Motion."....'.,.* 58 23
Ascendant to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo..,.. 24 8 23 11
Midheaven to the Square of Mercury in Mundo $4 8 23. 11
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt > 0, 0 !
Motion .,...,..5"
Sun to the Semiquartile of Blercury in Mundo, Con- > 24 _. 14
verse Motion..;.,..,...,,,,, 5 & *
Moon to the Biqqintile of Mars in the Zodiac 24 10 24 0
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo. 24 Id 24 0
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercuiy in the Zodiac... 24 31 24 4
Sun to the Parallel of Satum in Mundo, by the Rapt} 0. „ , .M <.
Motion ^--434 ,4 %
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo, 26 15 25 11
Moon to the Biquhitile of Saturn.in the Zodiac 20 18 25: li
151
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED, D. M. YRS. MO.
0
Jfoon t Square of Venus in Mundo, Converee f 0g 20 •fj 0
Direction y "
jfoon to her own Somiquartile in the Zodiac . 26 36 26 3
jfoon to the Semiquaitile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse 1 7 51 07 6
Motion j
Jfoon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, by / 0g ^ g
Converse Direction. 5" .
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo, ^8 18 28 0
Midheaven to the Square of Venus in Mundo..., 28 18 28 0
Moon to the Squareof Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 28 21 28 0
Pat of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo. 28 27 28 1
Sun to the Sextileof Mars in Mundo, by Direct Direction. 28 51 28 5
Moon to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Converse 1 0g 20 og ]g
Motion 3
Sun to the IVine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 29 20 28 10
Ascendant to the Opposition of Satum in Mundo,-. 20 25 28 11
Midheaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo 29 25 28 11
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 29 30 29 0
Moon to the Biquintileof Venus in the Zodiac 29 33 29 0
Partof Fortune to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo 29 35 29 1
Moon to the Parallel of Mais in the Zodiac ,.29 48 29 3
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac..... 29 53 29 4
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• In this Nativity, the alarming testimonies which indicate Q

violent Death, are many; the Moon isalhicted by the Oppositi0]j
of Mars, from cadent stations, and is also in Square with Mercui-y,
who is of the nature and power of both the Malefics. The Siiu'j
the giver of life, is near violent fixed Stars, in the Wateiy Sigh
Scorpio, and applying to the Parallel of Saturn's Declination, and
also to his Body in the Zodiac, and Mundo; he.is liketvise
afflicted by the Rapt Parallel of Mars, and Mundane Parallel of,
the Moon, and according to his radical position, as he descends
towards the Western Angle, by the Motion of the Primum
Motile; lie applies to the Mundane Parallel of Mars, both by
Direct, and Converse Motion. The Part of Fortune is also
posited in the Watery Sign Cancer, in Mundane Square to Saturn,:
Venus, and Mercury. Jupiter is ojjlitted by the Opposition of
Mars, and also by his Parallel of Declination, and Venus is coiV
j oinod with Saturn, and Mercury in a violent part of the Heavens;
so that both the-Luminaries, and the henefics are afflicted aL the;
time of Birth; all these are configurations of a most malignant Na-
ture, and as all "the Celestial Bodies, except Mare, are in Watery
Signs, it is evident that Drowning would bo the Cause of he?
Death, which took place at the tirqe I have stated above. .
The Sun is the right Prorogator, and the Directions that de-
stroyed Life, were, when he descended on the Cusp of the Seventh
House, followed by the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac, and
also by the Rapt Parallels of Mercury, Venus, and Saturn; the
giver of Life was likewise directed to the Body of Mars in Mundo,
by Converse Motion, and by Direct Direction, he arrived at the
Quaitileof Mars in the Zodiac, and though the rays of Jupiter,
and Venus interposed in these Motions, their feeble power was of
no avail, as they were afflicted in the Radix, and were also united
in the train of Mortal Directions that cut off Life.
There are some who will doubtless ask, why the Sun, when he
was directed to the Cody of Saturn, at the Age of eleven Years,
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and five Months, followed by the Conjunction of Venus, and

Mercury, did not destroy Life, as the Hyleg passed those baneful
Directions, in the Zodiac, and in the World. I know this will
prove a mystery to many, as tire Native did not experience any
Sickness, or danger, at that time; there is no doubt that those
Directions would have had sufficient strength to have produced
considerable danger to Life, but not Death, if their violent power
had not been diminished by the other Motions, through which their
Effects were defeated; for when the Sun was directed to the Body
of Saturn, that Malefic was received in the Terms of Jupiter,
therefore as his banefiil power was dissolved, he consequently could
not transmit any dangerous qualities to the giver of Life; and
moreover, at the time when the Apheta arrived at his Body, he
was, by Directional Motion, far removed from his radical station,
and constituted in tire Rays of Jupiter's Quartile in the Zodiac;
all these Motions ought to be properly observed by all Students,
as they will find in their practice, that it is not merely computing
Directions alone, that will make them proficients in this Sublime
Science, without diligent Study, and intense application; neither
will all the Quadripartites that have yet been translated (or
siqiposedio have been translated,) unveil this, and many other
mysteries. It is said these'Works were written by Ptolemst, but
in tire manner in which they are now given to the Public, it is
plain to all Students, who think proper to exercise their understand-
ing thereon, that the most they contain, is a large portion of
useless home-manufactured-matter, to confuse the practitioners
without Examples, or any proofs to show, that what has been
written isfounded on truth. I relate these plain Facts, which
probably may give offence to some, but that I regard not. The
genuine Principles of this Science, as they were taught by Ptolemy,
are short, and concise-, his Original greei; QUAORrpaRTiTE, in
Manuscript, is yet preserved, and has never been Published,
though the time may probably arrive, when it will be given to the
Public, including a collection of one hundred Modern Nativities,
to prove all the Rules by true Calculation, and Judgment; but
154
with respect to the Quadripartites lately Published, we have ^

more proofs of their having been originally written by ^.
immortal Ptolbmt, than we have of their been composed by
Roman Pontiff.
I have rather made a digression, but shall _ now return to tgj'
subject; In the Secondary Directions, the SUn applied to tie
Conjunction of Saturn, and Mercury, and Mundane Square of
Mare, the Moon was in Parallel with Mars in the World, aaj
also applied to his zodiacal Parallel, the lesser "Malefic, having Ujg
Declination of the Moon in the Nativity'; that Luminary aks
applied to the hostile stations of the enemies in the Progression^
and in the last Revolution, the Moon made application to the.
Declination of Saturn, and Venus was on her own place. Bad/;
also on the station of Saturn, and Mercury in the Nativity; Saturn-
was likewise in' Square to the Moon, Jupiter,' and Mars in the
Radix. At the time she was Drowned, the'Moon was applying; r.
to the Body of Venus, and Saturn, those Planets being in Quartile
to Jupiter, and Mars in the Nativity. The Sun the giver of
Life, was in the Watery Sign Cancer, with Castor, and Pollux,: t-
separating from the Body of Mare, having tire Declination of
Saturn, and Mercury; the Moon was also in Square to her own^
place in the Geniture; hence we may observe! all those powerful, <
Motions of the Stars, at those periods, when they were united in
obnoxious places, and being joined with the primary Directions,,
they consequently augmented their power, by various applications,;
which correctly correspond with the time of Death, and the,
quality thereof.
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The following Geniture is that of a person now living; he was

Bom in the City of Lincoln, and the estimate time of his Birth
Wbs given to mo in the Month of October, 1824, which was
jupposed to be correct; but 1 will not .be positive respecting the
accuracy thereof, having no occurronces worthy , of notice for;
rectification, without whieh no Nativity can be truly corrected ;
[jyt I have reason to believe that there is not mnch difference
between the Estimate, and the true time, of Birth. It is well
known to several persons now living, that the Father of this Native^
(though unacquainted with this Celestial Study,) was anxious to
obtain the times of the Births of all his Children, as near as
possible, but what induced him to attend to such observations, I
kn ow not, as the true principles of this Science were but little known,
or practised at that period. About fifty Years ago, the times of
the'Births of Children in general, (according to all the information
I have been able to obtain,) were seldom ascertained with precision,
owing to which, many errors have been committed, for when the
Oblique Ascension of the Ascendant, and Right Ascension of the
Zenith, are incorrect, (occasioned by a false time of Birth,) they
not only alter all the Directions of the two superior Angles to
Promittois in Mundo, but likewise cause the greatest errors in all
the Mundane Parallels, and in fact, in every Arc of Direction
in the Nativity, more or less, in the Zodiac, and in the World,
both by Direct, and Converee Motion; but I need not trouble the
Reader with a reiteration of remarks, which are manifest to the
meanest capacity. The imbecile, and hostile appearances of the
Celestial Bodies at the time of this Native's Birth, clearly indicate
atone view, that he will never rise in the World above his present
station in Life. Mercury represents his Person, Profession, &e.
because he is ruler of the Ascendant, and Medium Cceli, he is
conjoined with the Sun, who is in his fall, under the Earth, and that
Luminary, who is the general significator of Promotion, &c. does
not receive any assistance from benign applications:. The Moon
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also in a subterranean Position, in opposition to Jupiter, who is in
a
cadent station, in his detriment, and in sextile with Saturn, in
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signs of long Ascensions, and Venus, who governs the secdntl

House is impotent, being posited in the violent Sign Scorpio, jj. ^
subterranean place, where she is afflicted by the Square of ^
in the Zodiac, and Mundo, from obscure parts of the Heavens
that Malefic is also applying to the Conjunction of Jupiter, in an
obnoxious position, and the ruler of the Part of Fortune isailHicte^
in the Radix, and deprived of all his Dignities. I could easily
explain what all these violent positions, (combined with the
Etfects of the Directions,) will produce, during the few remiuniug
Years of his Life, but as they exhibit transactions, which evegj'
attentive Student in tins Science may readily discover, I sfridp
make but few observations thereon, as all the Planets are loeak^, -i
and none of them dignified at the given time of Birth, neither
can those Stars that behold the superior places, produce any beuigq
Effects which will appear in the following Figure of the UoavenS >
150
82° 38'
2o20 38'
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5/s. 221 51 70 35
5-lv 06 2;l 99 19
43y 15.5 14 106 7
22s. 90 8 84 8
50 s. 233 34 57 33
43s; ^5 2 S5 1
57s. U6 51 74 59
405. 1325 57 71 0
160
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS.

Part of Fortune to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac
dun to the Semiquartilc of Venus in the Zodiac
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Sextilo of Mars in Mundo
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercuiy in Mundo, Con- (
verse Motion C
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct \
Direction •• $
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, by the Rapt >
Motion. 5
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo
Moon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Convejsc}
Direction ....... 3
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct?
Motion 3
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt?
Motion 3
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, Converse^
Direction 3
Midheaven to the Quintile of J upiter in Mundo
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, Direct >
Direction. 3
Part of Fortune to the Square of Satum in Mundo... ..
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse }
Motion 3
Sun to the Body of Mercuiy in Mundo, Converse?
Direction 3
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo, ?
Direct Motion 3
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse ?
Direction 3
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct ?
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo.
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse?
Motion 3
OR GENETHLIACAL ASTRONOMV. ^ ' 161
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED D. M. YDS. MO.
Sun to tlie Sextile of Mais in Mundo, Direct Direction 11 23 12 3
.
part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo .«... 11 24 12 3
guj] to the Biquintile of the Moon in the Zodiac ........, 11 26 12 4
pendant to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo , 11 43 12 7
jloon to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, Converse }
Motion 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercuty in Mundo, ? 13 7
Converse Direction £
San to Spioa Virginia Il4 10
Ascendant to the Seraiquartile oi Saturn in Mundo 15 2
Jloon to the Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse > 15 3
Motion 3
gun to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction.. 14 12
Midheaven to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac I14 19
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13
Sun to theSemiquartilc of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse > 14 47

Motion
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse >
direction.
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadiatc of the Sun in Mundo.
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, ?
Converse Motion 3
Ascendant to the Body of Mercury in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of Mercury in Mundo
Moon to the Trine of Satum in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo
Moon to the Square of Satum in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Ascendant to the Seraiquartile of Mars in Mundo
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction 3
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt > .
Motion y'
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Satum in the Zodiac... '
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo :
■wtof Fortune to the Square of Venus in Mundo
' loon to the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac
>;-n to the Parallel of Sotum in Mundo, by the Rapt } ,
Motion $ "
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1
THE DIRECTIONS COSTIXtlED. »• M. TBS.
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Body of the Sun in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Sesqmquadrate of the Moon in the Zodiac...
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Direction
Part of Fortune to the Body of the Moon in Mundo...
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Moon totbe Quintileof Venusin Mundo, Converse Motion
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Sun to the Parallel of Mais in the Zodiac
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion.
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo.
Sun tothe Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Direction.
Moon to tho Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in the Zodiac, }
Converse motion $
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac ,
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction S
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion.
Moon to the Trineof Mercury in Mundo, Converse Direction. I
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo.
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt |
Motion 3
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction 3
Midheaven to the Trine •! Saturn in Mundo-.
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac.........
Ascendant tothe Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo
Moon tothe Opposition of Mercury in Mundo, Direct?
Motion 5
Midheaven to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo.
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct ?
Direction $
Moon to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion
Moon to the Square of Saturn in tho Zodiac, Converse ?
Direction. \
1G3
ARC. TIMK.
THE DtRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YES. MO.
gun to thfi Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse Motion 36 30
Jloontotbe Opposition of the Sun in the Zodiac 37 13
j^jcendantto the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 37 14
jloon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse 1 37 33
Direction 5
]i!oon to the Sesquiquadrate of Vemisin the Zodiac 37 52
gun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion.38 6
jiini to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ) gg ^
Direction J
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion 39 10
gun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct > 3g jq
Direction y
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion.130 18
Sim to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 39 47
M«on to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo, Direct ) jn 1■
Motion 5
Midheaven to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo 40 11
Ascendant to Spica Virginis 0' 14
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse 1 „0
Direction... f ^
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Direct! ,n „„
Motion £ W dJ
Sun to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 42 2
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo 42 3
Midheaven to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo 42 13
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt ? o 4
Motion 5
Sun to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction. 43 21
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in the Zodiac 43 29
Sun to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac 43 36
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct ! 13 ,0 55
ee
Motion f
ûa to his own Semiquartile in Mundo 44 56
ûn to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac ,45 2
Moon to the Parallel of Satum in Mundo, Converse! ., _
Direction $
to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 45 10
idheaven to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo 45 43
totheQuiutileofSathrn in the Zodiac, Converse .Motion 45 52
'loon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac... 16 20
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ARC. TlUg
TSE DIRECTIONS CONTINDED. D. M. YBS. Jig-'
Moon to tho Biquintile of Saturn in mundo. Direct) \ .n
Direction.•.• 5,46 34 f7 f
Sun to tLe Square of mars in mundo. Direct motion..... 46 45 48 t
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn In Mundo, Direct Direction. 46 59oy 48 4
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac by Con- ? .„„ 30
. si
verse Motion 5 433 Ifl
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, 1 .0 „ An 1
Converse Direction ) C
Sun to the Squareof Venus in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 48 54 50 g
Ascendant to the Trine of the Moon in mundo 49 13 50 g
MoOn to the Trineofmercutyinlhe Zodiac, Converse? 19 <n , .
14 50
: li
motion 5 .4
Moon to the Parallel of mercury in the Zodiac. 49 33 50 r
Sun to the Body of mars in the Zodiac, Converse Direction. 49 57 51 55,
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac 50 0 51 2
Sun to the Semiquartile of mercury in mundo. Converse) » „ .. >,-
Motion..... { J 5 50 2 51 ^
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the zodiac 50 3 0 51 j)
Ascendant to the Sestile of Jupiter in mundo 50 45 51 ]i)i
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mars in mundo 51 23 52 ,§;>
Midheaven to the Sextileofthe Sun in mundo 51 24 52 S'
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the zodiac 51 44 §2 §>
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in mundo, by the Rapt) ,, , y,-
51 53 da U
Motion 5
Moon to her own Semiquartile in mundo 52 30 53 fl
Midheaven to the Trine of Venus in mundo 52 33 53 '7
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in mundo. Converse motion 53 18 54 4
Sun to the Sextile" of mercury in mundo, by Direct ? on . V*
Direction..^ ^00 20 54 ?
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of mercury in mundo... 53 22 54 5
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the zodiac, Converse) 53 5 , «
motion 5 -
Sun to lire Semiq uartile of mercury in the zodiac....... 53 27 54 6
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of mars in mundo 53 50 54 10
M»on to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in mundo. Direct ? 53 51 ,, 54
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Direction...!.. ^
Moon to the Biquintile of mars in mundo. Converse motion54 22 55 3
Sun to the Square of Saturn in mundo, by Converse) ,. L- f
Direction J
Moon to the Quintile ofSalum in the zodiac. Converse ? ,. , . -a in
^ 51 54 55 I"
165
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. SRS. MO.
jjoon to the Sesquiquodrate of Venus in mundo, Direct ? gs 23 57 3
Direction.
jjoon to the Semiquartile of Venus in mundo, Con- ( 5g ^7 g
verse motion 5
Moon to the Trine of mars in mundo, Direct Direction.. . 58 14 58 10
Sntotho Square of the moon in mundo. Direct motion. 58 38 59 3
to his own Sextile in mundo 58 57 59 6
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Sun in mundo. 58 58 59 6
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in mundo. Converse | ^ jg ^ jg
Direction •••i
Sun to the Square of Jupiter in mundo, Direct motion... 59 39 60 2
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of iriercury in mundo.., 1. 59 53 60 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the zodiac. ^ -0 -Q rn „
Converse Direction ^ OJ 00 oU b
Sun to his own Semiquartile, in the zodiac ,...60 0 60 6
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the zodiac 60 13 60 8
Moon totheBiquintileofmaisin the zodiac, Converse motion. 60 16 60 9
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in mundo. 60 17 60 9
Sun to the Body of Venus in the zodiac 60 39 61 1
Moon to her own Semiquartile in the zodiac fi I 4 61 6
Sim to the Quintile of Jupiter in the zodiac.......... 61 7 61 6
The Dignity of Hyleg is claimed by the Sun in this Genitimv

and if we examine those Directions of an inimical Power, wliiclj
that Luminary has passed several Years ago, it will become evident
that they could not produce any" visible Effects, because their
apparent obnoxious qualities were reduced, and counteracted,
proportion as the giver of Life applied to those Mundane places,
where the power of the benefics were most prevalent. The Smi
was directed to the zodiacal Parallel of Mars, at the Age of twenty-
seven Years, and nine Months, but that Direction could not produce'
any injury to the Native's Health, because the Ilyleg was then
directed to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, by Direct Motion, Jm
also applied to the Terms of both the benefics, being surrounded by
their rays in the mundane Circle, when the Prorogator arrived at
the Eastern Horizon. At the Age of thirty-six Years andsix:
months, the Hyleg was directed to the Parallel of Saturn's Declina-
tion, but that Direction could not give any Illness, or danger,,
because the giver of Life applied to the Body of J upiter, by Gon-
veise motion, and was also received in his Terms, where, the rays
of Venus , by the Altitude of the Sun's Circle of position, became,
subsequently conjoined; from which we may observe, that those1
Directions to mars, and Saturn to the giver of Life, could not pro-
duce any indisposition; and when the Sun was directed to the
Body of Satum, many pretenders would judge that the Native
would depart this life at the time limited by that Direction, hut
it passed over at the Age of forty-five Years, and one month, and
left the Native in good Health, and Spirits; therefore from what has
been observed, it is plain, that the Sun to the Body of Salum coull
neither kill this Native, or produce any injury to his Life, for the
Directions of both the benefics followed, by which the violence of
that Direction was impeded; but when the Hyleg is directed
to the Body of mars by Converse Direction, united with others
which will be in operation at the same time, then this Native will
bo no more, as the Effects of those Directions will prove mortal*
at the Age of lifty-one Years, and two months.
167
I should not have given this Nativity 3 place in ray Work, if

jâre had not been a whimsical question connected therewith,
which I conceive may require an answer. The fact is, a Gentle-
man now living was Born in the Town of Boston, Lincolnshire,
October 3rd, 1778, IGu. 30??. P M, by which it will appear that
jjje Native at Boston, was Born twenty minutes in time, earlier than
the Native of Lincoln, and therefore the question is, as there are
only twenty Minutes diflerence between the time of each Birth,
will both these persons depart this Iiifeat the same time.
I have stated the period of the Demise of the Native of Lincoln,
in whose Geniture the Sun is certainly the giver of Life, but in the"
Nativity of the Native Born at Boston, the Sun's Directions
cannot produce Death, because he does not claim the office of
Prorogator, therefore the Ascendant becomes the giver of Life, and
at the Age of sixty-nine Years, and eleven Months, that point of
the Heavens will be directed to the Semiquartile of the Sun in
Mundq, followed by the Body of Saturn, and Mundane Square
of Mars, which will certainly produce dissolution; it is thcrefare
not difficult to prove, that these two persons who were Bom in the
same Hour, and but little more than thirty Miles distant from each
other, will not depart this Life at the same time, for by true
Astronomical Computation, the diflerence between the Mortal
Directions in each Geniture, will be eighteen Years, and nine
Months, so that there will be Urat space of flmo between the
Demise of each Native, I thorelbro hope that I have given a
satisfactory answer to this learned Question, which has occasioned
much illiterate disputation.
168
Mr, G. J. Ping wfis Born at the time given in the folios-

Figure, and departed this Life, June 27th, 1825, Aged twenty^
two Years, nine Months, and five Days. „ •')[
This Gentleman was by Profession, a Schoolmaster, ^
resided at Brigg, in the County of Lincoln ; at his request I CalciJjj.
ted the Directions in his Nativity in the Autumn of 1821, acdss
both the Luminaries are in Aphotical places, it cannot be difficlih
to select the proper Moderator, the right of which belongs to ^
Sun. As soon as I had viewed the different positions and corifiggi
rations of the Stars in the Radix, I first computed the period of
dissolution, which all those who Study this Science, ought always
to ascertain, before any Judgment is given; for if that most impor-
tant, and interesting subject be omitted, the practitioners ^'jj
frequently wander from one thing to another, and predict impogi.
bilities, and the times of various Events, which were to come to pas.
!
when the Native is in his Grave.
I have repeatedly urged the propriety otfirsl selecting the true '■
Hyleg in every correct Geniture, whether the Native be an Infant,
or has advanced to Years of Maturity. The true time of the Birfli,
of a healthy Female Child, named Smalley, (who was Bora in
the City of Lincoln, February 18th, 1825, lUu. A M.) was given
to me for Judgment; it certainly could not be difficult to prediet
dissolution before the end of the first Year, for both the Luminaries^
and Ascendant are afflicted at the time of Birth; the Sun the give)'
of Life was applying to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, and' "
also to the Body of the Moon, ike. without any assistance; the feet
is, this Child died on the Idth, of August, in the same Year, hut ■
there are other Causes that produce Death in Infancy, independent
of Directions, which 1 have explained in this Work; J therefore
mention this Example to show, that if I had neglected noticing
the proper use of the true Apketa, my J udgment would have been
erroneous; for some pretenders to this Science declared, that the
Child would live to Years of Maturily, and Many a person of
169
jpuje Property, and remain happy, and comfortable when both the
Luminaries were directed to the Sexiiles of Saturn, and Mercury,
trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, and Body of Venus, but all this
preposterous jargon is totally refuted, by her personal extinction,
whidi took place, according to my previous prediction, before the
end of the first Year,
But some will doubtless say, that the Nativity of this Child has
nothing to do with the Geniture of Mr. Ping, but as I am writing
for Public information, I conceive that nothing ought to be omitted,
that will convey genuine Instruction to the Students in this Science;
and as the time of the Death of this Child, has puzzled some
Practitioners, so also has theperiod of the dissolution of Mr. Ping
on the same principles defeated the Judgment of those Professors,
who are ignorant of the true Doctrine ofthe Sphere, arid Rapt
Motion of the Earth; for as the time of Birth is correct, I defy any
Man to havepreviously predicted the true time of his Death by any
Rules, except those alone that are delivered by the immortal
Ptolemy, for the Sun is certainly the giver of Life, and does not
meet any violent Directions in the Zodiac at the time of his decease,
and therefore if there had not been those in Mundo, of equal
Malefic power to have destroyed Life at the time he died, the
Native would have been now living, and in good Health; therefore
I ought not to be reproved in recording such Examples, as may
be deemed beneficial to the Students, if they think proper to receive
tbem; by which they may perfectly understand, (in the most
perspicuous manner,) how to apply the established Rules, in all
primaiy Directions, and J udgment.
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A TABLE OF TAB DinECTCOXS.

iscendatit to the Semiqunrtile of Mercury in Mundo...
jyjoon 1° Ih® Sextile of Mercnry in Mundo, by Converge )
Motion J
gun to the Quintile of Mara in Mundo, Converse Direction
guD to the Square of Margin the Zodiac, Converse Motion.
Moon to the Semlquarlile of Mars in the Zodlau
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Body of Venua in Mundo, '
IMidbeaven to the Square of Venus in Mundo.
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Seraiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac 1
Jloon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct 1
Motion )
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Direction 9
Snntothe Quintilo of Venus in Mundo, by Converse?
Motion ^
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction...
Sun to the Parallel of the M ooiin Mundo, by tho Kapt ?
Motion ^
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- )
verse Direction..... .... 'a.................. .j
Ascendant tothe Quintile of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse |
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Saturn in.Mnndo...
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ? .
verse Motion 5^1
Snn tothe Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac
Sun to the Paralldof the Moon in Mundo, Direct?
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo.
Midheaven to the Body of Saturn in Mundo
Ascendant to the Square of Saturn in Mundo........... 1
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mcrcuiy in Mundo, Direct ?
Motion. - 3
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction.
Ascendant to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo 1
Moon tothe Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction.
172
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. "• ra* >

Sun to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motion 15 2
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac. 15 34
Moon to the Sextile of Mare in the Zodiac 15 38
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo. 15 53
Moon to Cor Leonis 15 55
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? jg jg
Motion C
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, Converse? ,n
Direction 3> »lo 25
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt ? .
Motion 5
Midheaven to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo. 16 44
Moon to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction 16 44
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct tlotion,.. 16 53
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct? jg gg
Direction 3
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 16 59
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac 17 34
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Direct? . _ .,
Motion . .(■ 14 41
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Con-?
verse Direction 3
Midheaven to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 18 21
Midheaven to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo 18 36
Ascendant to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, 18 36
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 19 14
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse I1 19
Motion 1
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction j"
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt? „
Motion t £0 32
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse? „
Direction.... f'20 37
Ascendant to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo 20 42
Sun to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion 22 49
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt? ,0 ,7
57
Motion 5"
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 23 38
173
ARC. TIME.
THK DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. TRS. MO,
San to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac
gan to Spica Virgicis
San to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction,
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo,
Jloon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse ?
Motion I 5
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct!
Direction 5
Moon to the Quintile of Mats in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Motion C
gun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse!
Direction 5"
Midheaven to the Body of the Sun in Mundo
Ascendant to tne Square of the Sun in Mundo
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct ?
Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Direct?
Direction... 5
Moon to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse?
Motion 5
Mqdii to the Body of Satum in Mundo, Direct?
Direction )
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Motion ' ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac ....
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction y
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ?
0
Motion 5
on to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac
174
At the Age of sixteen Years, and nine Months, this Native'^

Life was exposed to the greatest danger, by a severe Sickn^
which continued with unabated violence, for several Weeks. The;
giver of Life was then directed to the Body of Saturn, by Convene
Motion, the Effects of which were of an alarmiog Nature, anil,
threatened dissolution, but the Hyleg advanced to the Zenith iby
the Bapt Motion, and entered the Terms of both the benefics,!^
polar Elevation being constituted in the orbs of Venus, so that tjjg
life of the Native was preserved, and the Effects of that Directioa
could not produce Death; but as soon as the Apheta wets disengage;
edfrom those obnoxious Motions he then subsequently applied toodier'1
primary Directions of a more furious nature, there being no benign,
applications sufficient to dissolve any portion of the evil, owing to
the weakness of the position in all its parts. The Sun who jg'
Hyleg, is afflicted by the Square of Mars in the Zodiac, and ■'
Jupiter is combust, and in Quartile with that Malefic/being near
the Body of Saturn; Venus is also in Square to the Moon, and in0
Sesquiquadrate with Mars in the Zodiac, and Mundo; so that bofli,
the Bcnefics, as well as the giver of Life, were violently afflicted at
the time of Birth, which induced me to judge, that when the Sun:v
was directed to the Parallel of Saturn, by the Rapt Motion, followed "
by the Mundane Square of Mars, and Parallel of Saturn's Declina-
tion, the Lifeofthis Native would be destroyed; he died at ills
time I had predicted, and though the Directions of Jupiter and
Venus were united in the Mortal train to the Prorogator, yet I did;
not regard their apparent power, which could be of no avail vvhat-
soever, though consequently, by their union, they showed
quality of Death, which must appear plain jio every attentive
Student in this Science.
I
By Secondary Motion the Moon was applying to the Squares efe
Saturn, and Jupiter in the Zodiac, and the Ply leg had nearly ti18
Declination of the superior Malefic; Mais was likewise in Mundaue
Square to Vennsinthe Nativity; and from the Progression, fi1®
Malefics afflicted both the Lights in the superior places. In h*3
175
jast Bovolutitffl the Moon applied to the Body of the Sun from an
angular position, and Mais occupied the Ascendant at that time,
and was in Mundane quartile to both the Luminaries. At the
time of his Death, Saturn had arrived at the Squaie of his place
in the Geniture, and Mais had returned to his exact station at the
rime of Birth, being in Quartile to the place of the giver of Life
in the Radix; these stations of the Stars duly considered with the
Directions, are of an ominous tendency, as both the Enemies were
afflicting all the Vital significators when the Soul took its flight to
theimmortal abodes of happiness, and Glory.
176
The next is the Nativity of a young Lady, who was Bom, sat'
Boston, in the County of Lincoln, on the 4th of May, 1803, at
twenty Minutes before eight o'Clock in the Morning; the aboye
time was given by her Friends, who informed me that 1 might
depend on it being exact, as it was taken by a corrected Clock, with
the greatest care. This Native died on the Uth of May, 1822,
Aged nineteen Years, and seven Days. .' .y
Some pretenders to this Sublime Study, made a few observahons
on the Geniture of this young Lady, when she was living, and
took the Ascendant for the giver of Life, though that point of the
Heavens cannot be Ilyleg, neither can the Sun, Moon, or Par|
of Fortune claim the Aphetical power; for it is evident, that if the
Ascendant had been the true Apheta, the Kilects of ils Direction
to the Semiquartiles of the Sun, and Mercury in Mundo, and
Square of Saturn in the World, would certainly have destroyed
Lite, at the Age of nine Yeans, and four Months, there being )lt>
benign assistance at that period to preserve Life; but the unex-
pected demise of this Native, has caused those pretenders to witness
the full extent of their Error, which has impeached, and invalidated-
every portion of their sterling Skill, (if they ever possessed any,) in
this Science.
There arc some who always take the Ascendant for Ilyleg* it) ^
every Nativity they pretend to Calculate, and by their absurd
notions, and ignorance, they endeavor to make the unlatigM '
Vulgar believe, that they possess all the sterling Wisdom of the
bias tern Sages; they generally inform those who apply to them that
they are Born under such, and such a Planet, and that they arc able
to discover all the Moles, Marks, or Scars on the person ofthe Native;-
and also, that the configurations of various Starsat thetimeof Birth
give black, dark, grey, or blue Eyes, &c. &c. Now I do afiiriE"
that all this is complete nonsense, and absurdity, and cannot be too;
much exposed, being performed for the purpose of deceiving those
who apply to such learned S'nges for dmlgmcnt; for you niitst'
177
observe that most of those talkative Gentlemen are very soon

•pussled; therefore from what I have stated, it is evident, that when
a person applies to a Professor of this Science, and delivers to him
the true time, and place of his Birth, the Native does not require
such paltry Themes to be sounded in his Ears, which are irrele-
vant to the Questions proposed to be resolved from the true time of
Birth; for the form and stature, Moles, Marks, and colour of the
Eyes, Hair, &c. &c, are wholly unconnected with these Astrono-
mical Calculations, though they are doubtless a refugefor igno-
rance to which most of those Professors, (who know but little of
Directional Motion,) generally resort. All the Questions required
to be answered from a correct Geniture, are, the true periods when
all important Events, (during the Native's Life,) will come to pass,
including their respective qualities, and whether they arc good, or
evil.
The Dignity of Ilyleg in this Geniture is claimed by Venus,
who is not only in an Aphetical Place, but receives the proper
Prorogatory power from every part of the Heavens, &c. which .
entitle her to possess that Dominion. I have computed the Anare-
tical Directions in full to the true giver of Life, not only to assist
the genuine Student in his labors, but also to explain to him the
vanity, and absurdity of selecting a false Prorogator, which is done
in numberless cases, by which the fallacious Judgment of the
Practitioners is justly held in derision, and the invalidity of
their Skill rendered contemptible to every Scientific observer in
this department ol Celestial Philosophy.
HISS ANN B-
May 4th, 1803,

H, M.
7 40 A M.
LATITUDE 53° 1'
P *<j>
155° 24
DEU.t H As SDA.r, DHT.I SNA. i NHT.! A. D
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ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OF TEE DIRECTIONS. D. M. TBS. MO.
gun to tie Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac
jjjdheaven to the -Trine of Mars. in .Mundo
gun to the Body .of. Mercury in the.. Zodiac
Snn to the Body of Mercury in. Mundo, Direct Direction.
Part of Fortune to the. Semiquartfle of Jupiter in Mundo
gun to the-Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac..............
Moon to the Square of Mara in : Mundo,. Converse Motion'
Venus to the Square of Mare in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Ascendant to the Trine of tho Moon in Mundo.......
Snn to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac.......
Snn to the Quintile of Mare in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Jloon-tothe- Biquintileof Mercury in the Zodiac Con-?
verse Direction y
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct /
.Motion ..y
Part of Fortune to the Scxtileof Saturn in Mundo
Vienus to the Opp ostion of Jupiter in Mundo,. Converse ?
Direction ...... ...... .. .,C
Moon to Spica Virginis. .
Snn to the Biquintile of.Saturn.in Mundo, Converse?
Motion S
Venus to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo, .Direct ?
Direction... 5
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in -Mundo.
Sun to the Sextile of Mara in Mundo, Direct Motion...,
Part of Fortune to-the Sesquiquadrate of Mara inj Mundo.
Snntorthe Biquintile of-the Moon in-tho Zodiac..........
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the. Zodiac, Con-1 ■
verse Motion. J
Moon to the Quintilo-of Mare in the Zodiac, by Con- ?
Direction.
Moon to the Square of Mars in; tho- Zodiac®-- !
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo..-...-.
»enus to the Opposition of the Moon in. the. Zodiac.....
Ascendant to the Quintilo of Venus in Mundo
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo. ...
ûn to the Sextile of Mars-in the Zodiac 1
'• eon to the Body of Jupiterin Mundo, Convoree Motion 1
toon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac 1
ARC. TlJ
1D. M. Vug,
Sun to the Scaquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- i |
verse Direction 5
Sun to the Trine of-Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Pleiades.••
Ascendant to the Square oLSalurn in Mundo
Midheaven to the Opposition of Satum in Mundo
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in the Zodiac, ?
Converse Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Biquintilc of Mars in Mundo
Part of Fortune to the Seiniquartilc of the Moon in Mundo.
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in the Zodiac.
Venuatothe Biquintilc of Saturn in the Zodiac.
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Direction f
Part of Fortune to the Qu in tile of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, .Direct ?
Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Sextilc of Jupiter in Mundo. ...
Venus to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo,, Converse?
Motion 5
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac
Moon to the Biquintilc of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ?
Direction.. 5
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion...
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac
Sun to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct?
Direction,. ,5
Moon to the Trine of Mats in Mundo, Direct Motion
Vonus to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct?,
Direction 5
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse \
Motion J
Venus to the Parallel of Satum in Mundo, by the Rapt 1
M otion 3
Venus to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac
Venus to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Body of Mars in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of Mars in Mundo
181
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED D. M. YSS. MO.
5,in to Aldebaran. 19 48 20 2
\JenUS t0 to® Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac 20 1 20 4
a n to-Semiquartile of.Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. 20 G 20 5
Part of Fortune to ■ the Trine of Venus in Mundo,.... 20 8 20 5-
liloon to the Semiquartlle of .Jupiter in. the Zodiac 20 11, 20 G
Venus to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac,..20 58 21 4.
jVloon to the Opposition of the Sun in the Zodiac 21 13 21 7
Jloon to the QuintiloofMatsio Mundo, Converse Direction 21 47 _2
Moon to the Parallel ofSatumin Mundo, by the RaptM otion. 21 53 22 3
Moon to the Opposition, of-Mercury, in the Zodiac 2 1 55 22 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of; Saturn in Mundo, Direct? 0.
Direction...... £21 59 22 4
Ascendant to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 22 G 22 5
Midhoaven to the Opposition of. Jupiter.in.Mundo 22 G 22 5
Moon to the Sestile or Saturn in the Zodiac 32 7 22 5
Moon to the Body, of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 22 31 22 10
Venus to the Sestile of,Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 22 41 i23 0
Sun to the Square of Mais in the Zodiac, Convoise Motion. 23 7 23 5
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse
Direction £23 13 23 G
Sun to the Somiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac 23 1G 23 7
Venus to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 23 58 24 3
MoontotheSextileofMarsinthe Zodiac, Converse Motion. 24 2 24 4
Venus to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt^ ^ 40 04 j j
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in the Zodiac 24 55 25 2
Moon to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo, Direct > 9, , Q,
Direction 5" "
Jloon to the Opposition ofMercury in Mundo, Direct Motion25 48 f2G 1
Moon to die Bcwy of Saturn in the Zodiac,. Converse^ 9g 9Q ^
Venus to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct? 9g ^ 9„
Motion 5 " ^ "
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 2G 0 0 3
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo. 2G 10 20 5
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in the Zodiac 2G 21 2G 7
Suntolho Quintilo of Venus in the Zodiac 20 21 2G 7
Ascendant to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 20 27 26 8
Sun to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction. 20 3G 2G 10
Part of Fortune to the Quintilo of Jupiter hi Mundo... 2G 40 2G H
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Part of Fortune to the Biquintile o£ Mercury in Mundo. 28 S3
Midheaven to the Body of Venus in Mundo 27 19
Ascendant to the Square, of Venus in Mundo 27 19
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo, Con- ? 27 33
- verse Motion 5
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo 27 42
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in the zodiac 27 50
Sun to the fhrallel of Mars in the zodiac 27 50
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo Direct ?
Direction 3 28 8 28 S
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Moor in Mundo... 28 11 28 J
Ascendant to the Sextile of Mercury in Muudo 28 25 28 ' 8
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt ?
Motion... $ 28 39 mi
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 29 31 29 9.
Part of Fortune to the Square of Saturn in Mundo 0 36 30 0
Venus to the Body of the Sun in the zodiac .1[31 6 3i:ni3
183
The Student may observe, that as Venus is the giver of Life,

jjo violent Directions could produce Death, but those alone to
which that Planet was directed, for she beholds the Moon by an
opposition, and the Horoscope by a Mundane Sextile, am) dis-
poses of both the Luminaries at the time of Birth, and also of the
preceding Conjunction; these were the chief reasons which induced
me to select that Star for the true Prorogator; I computed the
following Directions in full for the Native's Death, which cor-
rectly corresponded with the period of that solemn Event.
THE POLAR ALTITUDE OF VEX US, IS THUS CALCULATED.
O I
As her duplicate diumal horary times 2i) <Jfl
Is to her distance from the Zenith 27 19
So are thirty Degrees 30 U
To the proportional" part 27 32
Right Ascension of the Meridian, add 335 24
' And the sum is 3(32 56
From which subtract the Circle 360 0
Remains the Oblique Ascension of Venus 2 56
Subtract the Right Ascension 2 43
Ascensional Difference under her Pole.
Then from Sine, with Radius 0 t3=r 17,577(36

Subtract Tangent of her Declination.. 0 33— 7,9S225
Tangent of the Pole of Venus..,,.'.' 21 30= 9,59511
Fenus to the Parallel of Saturn in Munio, by the Rapt Motion.
Diuriidi horary times of Venus... ................. 11 53

Nocturnal horary times of Salurn. 13 7
•Sum of (lie horary times. 2-5 0
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As the sum of the horary times... 28 iQ

Is to the Nocturnal horary times of Saturn. Sji
=
So is the distance in Right Ascension between Saturn, £ ;
and Venus in Opposition 5
To the proportional part ! fj
Add the primary distance of Saturn from the Nadir 10 'ijj1
And the sum is the .Arc of Direction Jg gg-,
Venus to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac.

The Quartile of Mars falls in 26° 4' of Aries, with 1° 54' Sou8i
Latitude.
.o . i
Then from the Oblique Ascension of the Square of Mars,"} .
taken under the Polar Elevation of Venus ^
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of Venus i2$i|
Remains the Arc of Direction...... ,18:38;'
Venus to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac. ,

She meets the Declination ofSaturn in 26° 15' of Aries, with l0q4i
South Latitude.
o
From the Oblique Ascension of the Parallel of Saturn's) 21 „
Declination....... \ ^
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of Venus .2 Pij'j
Arc of Direction... IS 48
Venus to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac.

She obtains the Declination of the Moon in 27° 45' of Aries, with":
1° 56' South Latitude.
Then from the Oblique Ascension of the Moon's Zodiacal )- 'm37
Parallel j
185
Subtract the-Oblique Ascension of Venus.... 2 56

And the Arc of Direction will be. 20 1
Venus to the Sesquiquadrale of Saturn in the Zodiac.-

ThisDirectionfallsin280 57'of Aries, with 1° 57' South ,Latituds.
O (
From the Oblique Ascension 23 54
Subtract the Oblique Ascension of Venus.,..,., 2 56
Venus to the Sesquiquadrale of Saturn in Mundo, Direct

Direction.
I first direct to the Trine in the World.
o t
As the diurnal horary times of Venus 14 53
A re to her distance from the Eleventh 2 27
So are the nocturnal horary times of Saturn 13 7
To his secondary distance from the third 2 9
Primary distance from the third, add 36 56
Arc of Direction to the Trine in Mundo 39 5

Subtract the nocturnal horary times of Saturn 13 7
Question.—It appears that you have taken much trouble in

computing the Mortal Directions to Venus, as Hyleg in this
Nativity, but why should not the Effects of the Ascendant to the
Body ot Mars have beensufficient to have destroyed Life at the
h'ne she died, witlr a very, small alteration in time, as it came up
80
near the other Directions, which you have allowed to be the only
eause of the Native's Death,?
186
Ansicer.—If the Ascendant had been the giver of Life, -j]^

Native would have died in her Infant state, but the HoroscopeJjas
nothing to do with Diseases, and Death, in this Nativity, aB^
therefore it is a most ■pitiful, and absurd notion to mention tig
Ascendant to the Body of Mais for the Native's demise, as ijlat
Direction could not produce any Illness, neither could any visib]e.
Accident appear from its supptsed Malefic power; now I coiajjl
wish that those who take the Horoscope as the giver of Life jg
other Genitures, (when it has no right to exercise that Domini,^
to notice, what Effects the Ascendant to the Body of Mars vn]'
produce, when the Directions of both tho Benefics immediately
follow ia regular succession to that point in the Mundane Circle.
In this Example, when the Ascendant was directed to the Body,
of that Malefic, it was succeeded by the Mundane Squares cf
Jupiter, and Venus, with their Terms, so that the violent power
of Mars was dissolved, by which he could not give the least Sick-
ness, or danger. But (lie only true Anaretical Directitns, Trere,-
Venus Hylcg, to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt!
Motion, and also to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac, with the
Parallel of Saturn's Declination, Zodiacal Parallel of the Mooji,
and Sesquiqnadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, and. in Mundo; these,
were the Directions that destroyed life, which may be seen pro-
gressively arranged in the foregoing Table.
By Secondary Motion the giverof Life was in a violent statioilj
ia Quartiletotheplaceof Mars in the Geniture; the Sun aufl
Mars were in Mundane Square, and the Declination of both were
nearly the same; the Moon was on the Mundane place of Alaisfg;
the Nativity, and in Zodiacal Square to the Apheta in the
Geniture. In the Revolutional Figure for the nineteenth Year,
tho Moon wa£applying to the Opposition of Saturn, and Meromyb
and also to the Declination of Jupiter, Mars, and the Sun; she
also applied to the Square of Mars in the Nativity, and diad
separated from her Radical place. At the time she died, w®
Hyleg was near herplaccin tire Geniture, and the Moon was lil[if«
wise in Square to her own radical station, and was also in Quart®
to the place of Mars in the Nativity.
187
Several respectable Gentlemen who reside in Paris, have re-

qnested me to publish the Nativity of the Duke of Bordeaux: I
have complied with their requests, and have given his Geniture a
place in this publication. The time of Birth communicated to
me, is that which I have inserted in the following Figure. Those
Scientific persons who are acquainted with the primitive principles
of Stellar power, will acknowledge, that this Nativity is a very
remarkable one, when considered in all its parts, which may be
proved by the illustration of die Precepts given in this Work.
At the Baptism of this illustrious Native, who is now living, the
late Louis the eighteenth, spoke to the Assemblage as follows.
'Let us invoke for him the protection of the Mother of God, the
Queen ofthe Angels, let us implore her to watch over his Days,
to remove far from his Cradie the misfortunes with which it has
pleased Providence to afflict his Relatives; and to conduct him by
a less rugged path, than' I have trod to Eternal felicity.'
It will probably appear singular to some, that I have omitted
the Computations of all the various Arcs of Directions in this Ge-
niture, and given them in otheis in a copious manner, throughout the
whole of this Work; my particular reasons for so doing must
remain in obscurity, as 1 do not wish to give the least offence to
any party, and as I am not disposed to create discord, or multiply
disputations among those Characters, who are, or may be interested
in subjects that are yet in Oblivion, I therefore trust that I have
not acted improperly in omitting the primary Directions, and
Judgment, having given all the correct numbers that are required
to complete the various Calculations, the sublimity of which can-
not fail to elevate the mind of those whoaro inqjôed to contemplate
die infinite Wisdom, and power of the Omxipote.\t Creator, iu
his wondrous Works.
DUKE-OF BOKDEAUS,
BORN,
September 28th, 1820,
II. M.
14 3U P M.
LATITUDE 48° 50'N.
LONGITUDE 2° 2L)'E.
222° 51'
BILGTj: R 'A SDA.| DHT. SNA. j NUT.j A. JX;
o / 0 /
15 19 88 6
13 40 98 2
12 26 ■ 05 26
1 4 34 92 39
1 7 32 74 45
14 58
21 23 51 41
16 56 78 2-1
189
As several pereons will doubtless be disposed to compute the

Directions in this Nativity, I have given the true Circlesef Positions
of the Planet^ with their Oblique Ascensions, and Desceosioos,
under their own Poles, which immediately follow; they are accurate-
ly Calculated, so that the Practitioners, may, without much
difficulty, or trouble, calculate the true Arcs in au accurate, and
djilanatory manner, which will amply recompense them for their
labors, and give sufficient satisfaction.
The primary distance ofthe Sun from the Horoscope, is 55° 9',
and his Seminoctumal Arc 92° 39'; his duplicate horary times
below the Earth, are 30° 52', and his Pole of Position 24° 22',
underwhich his Oblique Ascenion is 180° 24',
The distance of the Moon by her Latitude from the Zenith, is
63° 20', and her double diurnal horary times, 42° 46'; her Se-
midiumal Arc is 128° 19'; these numbers produce her Pole 26°
51', and her true Oblique Ascension 80° 15'.
The distance of Saturn from the Western Horizon, is 59° 46',
and his double horary times above the Earth, are 30° 38', his
Circle of Position will then become 22°, and his Oblique Descenr
sion, 11° 23'.
Jupiter's distance from the West, is 26° 51', and his duplicate
horary times, above the Earth, 27° 20'; his Semidiurnal Arc is
81° 58', and his Pole 37° 26', consequently his Oblique Descen-
sion will be 342° 22'.
The distance of Mars from the Northern Ar^le, is 10° 44',
therefore his Seminoctumal A re is 105° 26', and his double horary
times 35° 8'; his Pole of Position will then be 6° 42', and his
Oblique Ascension 213° 41',
The primary distance of Venus from the Horoscope, is 6° 20',
and her duplicate horary times above the Earth 35° 4'; her Circle
0
f Position will then be 4 7 0 3', and her Oblique Ascension 127° 28',
190
By Right Ascension, the distance of Mercury from the Iiuuia

Coeli, is 38° 53', and his double horary times 30° 4'; consequgij^
1
ly bis Serninocturnal Arc is 00° 11', which will produce his"
Circle of Position 29° 3', and bis Oblique Ascension 184c 3'. 1
191
The next is the Geniture of a Gentleman, who was Born near

Boston, October 7th, 1789, 13h. Om. P M; and died on the
]5th of August, 1814, aged twenty-four Years, ten Months, and
seven Days.
Tills Native had acquired considerable knowledge iu this de-
partment of Astronomy, which the Astral significators of Science,
&c. exhibit in the following Figure of his Birth. His noble and
excellent qualifications, and pious demeanour were such, that all
those who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, soon became con-
vinced of his superior Talents in Literature, which, combined with
a dignified Mind, free from Pride, and ostentation, truly adom
the character of the Scholar, and the Gentleman. He was not
much attached to the sports of the Field, yethe sometimes accom-
panied my Father in Shooting, and Coursing, in the Lordships
of Helpringham, Halo, Heckington, Swaton, Scredington, Spanby,
and Donington, &c. &c. He computed the Moon's Direction
tothequartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, in his own Geniture, (that
Luminary being the giver of Life,) and observed, that ho believed
it was a baneful Direction, as Saturn was in the eighth House,
and posited in the Watery sign Pisces, he therefore told my
Father that he anticipated considerable danger to his-Life by
Water, when the Effects of that Direction were in operation, but
his Judgment in this case was founded on the false principles of
the old School, for it is not the lord of the Eighth, nor Planets
posited in the Eighth, that can produce Death, but the true Anareta
only, which will always be found to perform that office; hence it is
of no consequence where the destroying Star is Rationed attho time
of Birth, neither is it of any importance what Mansion of Heaven
it governs in the Radix, for it will always retain its own destructive
power, except its influence becomes defeated by other Motions,
which may be visibly discovered by its Progressive movements, at
theperiod when the giver of Life comes in contact with its Malefic
Directions, joined with others of a similar nature in the Zodiac, and
Mundo; for if the Hyleg be not then assisted by bcneficRays, and
2D
if the power of the Anareta be not counteracted at the same

bj Directions, or Terms of a reverse denomination, then cooseguen^
Ij dissolution will take place, in defiance of all human exertions'-
but the Examples I have given in this Work, will doubtless be
deemed sufficient to establish the verity of these observations.
28° 56'
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. YR;

Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo... 1 24
Partof Fortune to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo 1 .40 i
.Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 2 28 j
Moon to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct K g 0f.
Direction 5" £
Sun tothe Quintileof Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 2 32
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac 3 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in the Zodiac... 3 11
Moon to the Square of. Jupiterin the Zodiac, Converse ? q og
1
Direction >5
Sun to the Parallel of the Moou in Mundo, by the Ilapt > Q „n
Motion 5" ■
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse} 4 <jq j
Direction 5 "'/
Ascendunttothe Quintile of the Sun in Mundo 4 35
Fart of Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in JMundo. 4 ■}')
Sun to the Square of Mais in Mundo," Converse Motion. '5 0
Moon to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac 5 12-
Sim to theSexlile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Directipn. 5 29
Sun to'thc lliquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 5 41 1
Sun to the Biquintile of the iVloon in the Zodiac. .5 55
Sun to Spica Virginis '. 6 13
Partof Fortune to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo... 6 31
Sun tothe Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, Converse ) "s,
42
Direction J ''
Ascendant to the Square of Mercury in Mundo 7 0
Midhoavcn to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo 7 0
Moon to the Opposition ol'VenusintlieZodiac, Converse^ ri ' « '
Motion £
Moon to die Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 7 44
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion. 81 1
Moon to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo, Converse? _ 1Q
Direction..,: ^ - ■.
Sim to the f emiquartile of J upiterintheZodiac, Converse j q 07
Motion } .
Ascendant to the Body of Jupiterin Mundo........... 8 4.7.
J^lidhcaven to llie Square of J npiter in Mumlo........ 8 4.7
Moon to the Sciuinuurlilc of Mars in Mundo, Direct 1 „
Direction i 8 5^
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac......... 0 2
105
ARC. TIME
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. TRS. MO
Hloon l/jlb6 Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Conversed g g S) 10
Motion- y
^sccndant to the Biquintileof Saturn in Mundo 9 27 10 2
sun to tho Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 9 30 10 2'
part of Fortune to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 9 53 10 7
jjuoa to Aldebafan 10 30 II 3
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, hy Con-J [q 35 11 4
verse Direction y
Moon to the Sextile of,Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion. 10 dS 11 7
Partof Fortune to the Biquintileof Jupiter in Mundo... 10 5G Ll 8
Part of Fortune to the Body of Saturn in Mundo 11 4 '11 10
Sun to tlieSemiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse > jj - nil
Direction y
Mow to the Square of Jupiterin Mundo, Converse Motion 11 23 12 2.
Partof Fortuneto the Trine of Venus in Mundo ,.12 0 12 It)-
Moon to the Sosquiquadrate of-the Sun in Mundo,? jq j.
Direct Direction 5
Ascendant to Cor Leonis 13 11 14 1
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct | )3 45 14 g
Motion y
llidheavcn to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 14 51 15 10
Midheaven to the Sextile of Marsin Mundo 15 32 16 7
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 15 57 17 0
Moon to the Parallel -of Mercury in Mundo, by the? jg jg jy g
Rapt Motion y
Sun to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 17 10 18 4
Ascendant to the Square of Vcnusin Mundo 17 27 18 7
Midheaven to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo 17 27 18 7
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Sim in Mundo 17 39 18 0
ûn to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn iu the Zodiac..... IS 17 19 5
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ? jg jg jq
Direction 3
Sun to the Sextile of Marsin the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 18 45 19 10
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 18 40 19 11
|loon
11
to the Trine of the Sun in tho Zodiac 18 47 19 ll
loon to the Opposition of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ? .0 or. ,
rerse Motion 5"
Sum to the Semiquartileof Venus iu Mundo, Converse? „ ,
Direction....!..., ^ 19 14 20 5
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo... 20 25 21 8
IDG
D
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. - M. YRs. jjjjj'
Fart of Fortune to tlie Sesquiquadmteof Mercury in Mundo. RO 37 21 jg '
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac. 20 30 22 •]
Moon to tlie Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 21 0 22 gi
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt ? »
Motion 5 " ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ) >. ,0 ^
verse Direction C " ~ D
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, by Con- / qg 03 1 »
verse Motion 3 " " ^
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 21 51 33 1
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo 21 52 2.3 >1
Sun to the Quintileof Jupiter in the Zodiac 21 53 23 f
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 22 54 24 2
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 23 36 24 11
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse / „
Motion..., £ 5- 35 2
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Murjdo, Djrept Direction. 23 5 3 20 2
Midheaven to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo 21 ll 25 6
M idheaven to the Pleiades... .......'24 19 25 f'
•Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion... 24 04 25 3
Sun to the Quintileof Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction 24 36 25 101
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 24 39 25 11
Sun to the Square ot Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 25 3I 26 10
Midheaven to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 25 37 26 11
Midheaven to the Body of the Moon In Mundo 25 55 27 3)
Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo....... 25 55 27 3 :
Moon to tlie Quintije of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion. 26 24 27 9i
SuntotheSextileofVenusintheZodiac, Converse Direction. 28 27 10
Sun to tlie Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion... 27 12 28 7
Moon to th.e Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct/ (. 0g g,
Direction V" • "
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse / r_ g
Motion 5 ~
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- / 0i5 ,. 0g
verse Direction, ^ """
Moon to the Senqiiujuadrate of Mercury in tlie Zodiac... 28 22 29 8
Moon to tlie Trine of tlie Sim in Mundo, Direct Motion. 28 37 29. ll
Moon to tlie Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 28 47 30 4'
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac 29 23 30 9-
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo 29 4-1 31
19?
ARC. TIMIS.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. FR9. MO.
jilidbeaveu to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo .30 39 32 0
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in If undo. 31 20 32 9
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo 31 59 33 4
lUoon to .the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion. 32 II 33 6
gun to ^10 Opposition of Satun) in the Zodiac, Converse 7 ^ 33 g
Direction 5 '
gun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac'. 32 31 33 10
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury i n Mundo, Converse Motion .33 7 34 5
gun to the Trine of Mats in Mundo, Direct Direction... 33 57 135 3
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo 33 59 35 3
gun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 34 4 35 4
nun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 35 11 30 5
Sun to the Sextfle of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction. 35 34 36 10
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo...... . 35 35 36 10
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This Native was Married twice, the first Matrimonial

took place under the Effects of the Direction of the Moon to fljg
Trine of the Sun in the Zodiac; and his Marriage to his sejgjjj
Wife was solemnized, when the Moon was directed to the Sejfife
t>f i Jupiter in Mundo, by Direct Motion. Attho Age of tWentyi
three Years and one Month, the Hyleg was directed to the Sqaate
of Saturn in the Zodiac, at which time, according to the Native's
Judgment, he expected his Life would, be exposed to the greatest
danger by Water, but no dangerous Accident of any kind
place, for the Moon was then directed to the Rapt Parallel 0p
Venus, and her Terms, which destroyed the apparent dangegj^
Effects of that single Direction; but though it had not power ig
destroy Life, yet it produced a lingering disease, which continued
until the time of his Death. The Mortal Directions which !
previously computed, were, the Apheta to the Parallel of Mars jj
the Zodiac, the Semiquartile of Saturn in the World, by Converse
Motion, and Square of that Malefic in Mundo, by Direct Direc-
tion, succeeded by the Hyleg to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the
Zodiac, by Converse Motion, and Sesquiquadrate of Mercury ia'f
the Zodiac, and Parallel of that promittor in Mundo, by Direct,
and Converse Motion; these were the Directions which I allowed
for his Death, and though the Moon the giver of Life, was direct-
ed to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, which appeared to dis-
solve a large portion of the violence of the above train of Directions,
yet his benign qualities were wholly destroyed, for he was directed
at the same time to the Rapt Parallel of Saturn, he also 350611®!
to the Body of Mars, and applied to the opposition of Saturn, so
that he could produce no assistance, for being thus overcome by the
power of the Enemies, he specified the nature of the disease that,
destroyed life, which was a Consumption, and though every hubisfl'
effort was used for the recovery of the Native, yet all exertion?
proved ineffectual, as it was not in the power of the most learned
Physician, to sulidue the progress of that dreadful disease, which
terminated the Mortal existence of this valuable member of society
199
In the Secondary Directions, the Sun was applying to the Square

of Mars, and the Moon had nearly obtained the Declination of the
Sun; the applications from the Progression, were of an inimical
power. In his last Revolution, the Hyleg was posited on the place
of Saturn in the Nativity, the Sun, and Mercury were also in
Quartile to that Malefic from Cardinal Signs, and at the time he
died, Saturn was posited in the Oriental Horizon, in Opposition
to Venus, there was likewise a new Moon a few Hours before
his Death, which was celebrated iu a violentpnrt of the Heavens,
and both the Luminaries were at the same time conjoined with
Mars in the Radical Ascendant, and in Quartile to the place of
the Hyleg in the Geniture.
200
As a further coufiouation of-the power, and irapaxlaot uss.Qf .ihe

true Prorogator, and that the Angtps cannot be computed to
in the Zodiac, I have inserted the following Nativity, t^bicbj^
of a young Man, who was Uorn iu the City of Lincoln, lifarph
lltb; 1802, 20a. 12m. P. M. and i\ieA on tho 2nd. oJMugg;
1823, Aged twenty-one Years, two llonths, and twenty-one Dijy|..
VYljen this. NatWe ^ eig^tgfin Yeôf AjJC, "?« the
above time of Vms, Birth, Vfliich he4sîd wag ^sje^ly.feilfCn by h^
Grandfather, who,^cjnatftgd cgpfident ât fstimat^ ^nte could
not possibly difletthc?.? ^l.bj'lteg, ftog^ the trujj, l\adi^. Assign
as 1 had viewed the Figure of tho Heavens^ I told the Nîtiv^" {
had rather not make any observations thereon; ho asked mo why |
took so little notice of it, and further observed, that he did not wish
to give me trouble, without remuneration; Hold him that the whole
Position, (when properly considered in all its parts,) was of a violent
nature, and indicated severe alllictions, and short Life, hut when
1 delivcicd this impartial Judgment, and that the twcnty-lirst Year
of his A go would prove fatal, lie appeared not to place confidence
in what I related, being at that time in a good state of Health; he;
said there wore many learned Men in this Nation who did not
sanction this Study, and if the art of Calculating Nativities was
to bo depended on without error, it appeared extraordinaiy that tho
Truth of tho Science was not publicly developed before the n'me-
tccnth Century. I tnid him I hud no doubt that there were
many persons of high respactubility, who, having received a libaraS
Hducalion, studied til is Science in a private manner,being pcrfcjctly
satisiiod with its truth, and utility, and I was also wett lonrinccdy
that thoro were others that appeared to be rich and jiibus, who
traduced, and coudeinned those Astronomical enrpiiries, and at the
sumo time applied themselves closely to the Sitit/y run! Prncliiê.dt
other Arts of a detestable nature, wliich are too ahomiualle for ile'
script ton; the sanguine actions of some of those jbeixgs, who cr;
frequently bedecked in the Robes of innocence, will never
he forgcttcn, ashy their command, tho notorious .cant»raiillsi
(on tile verge of the Sepulchrej received directions to fuiisk
201
their last unmerciful ft ePAST, an tlx: Mlhered limbs of

dying individuals. The Native ftsk'ed ¥ne what nK/ ."opinion
was, respecting Deaf, and Diitnb Peojde, 'as lOnSe of both Sexes
frequently visit the City of Lincoln; and apfiferir to relate Wrange
things, concerning tlie Fortune of tlni-e Wllo hjiply to them for
advice; I toldTiiid tliey were all K$ATBa^.S6il vAgXIionds,
and that I was sorry to observe tnany table Fetsonft became
the dupes of such riotdfiousihipoirtors, assoirioofthcm -couTd hear,
and speah as occ'asion requires; but I always oTiserved that those
who Possess superior Talontsiiii LSirbiog, nevfir notice such lieings,
but view iheir vile, and artful prclensimis with the contempt they
merit. Lut jheDeaf, and Dumb, are not the only Characters who
impose on the credulous, for there are others, who; being destitute of
shame, are now Publishing the refuse of scVeml disgraceful Arts,
which ought to be treated with universal contempt, in this Ciflighten-
ed Age.
THE MAGfCIAN OP THE NrXETEENTIl'cENTUnY, UTSSECTED.
Reader behold! the Sage Magicidh tries,
To show his Arts, with wtondfcr, and surprise;
His shill is us'd, with all his knaeisk tuemEs,
To dupe Ids Reado'rs, with roma'ntlc dUeaMs;
He aims at. Cash, and if his Works will sell,.
The Pirate is cbnccaVd, and, all is well;
The learned Writer, hides his proper Name,
Which prdVcs he's not quite destitute.of Shame;
He lays his Bait, ynth'mvocrttliig Arts,
To show what giiostlT secrets he imparts-;
Falsehood for truth, lie's not asham'd to tell.
Because we know not where the Sage does dwell-,
From all the deep resear'ciiCS ho htw made,
He's in the dark, and "carries on his Trade;
Ano'd by deception, he, with sapient care.
Brings Anecdotes to inake the vulgttr stare.
202
Romances oft, the thoughtless mind engage, '

More than the Truth, in this our learned Age;
Deceit and Guile are raask'd,—Mark well the Man,
Then you'll discover the impostors plan;
By Rites he'll teach you, without fear, or dread.
To hold Nociurnal converse with the dead;
Thus through his Visions, he's dispos'd to stain,
His learned Pages, for the sake of Gain;
By tricks like these, his knavish efforts show.
What ioii, and learned Paris can sometimes do;
His tausmans, (those wondrous things of note,)
With all their force, were never worth a Groat;
There's Geornancy, which some say, excel
All other Wonders,if its managM well;
His puny schemes, to every Man of sense.
Declare at once, the Pirates impudence ;
All those alluring Arts, to puzzle Yonth,
He has reviv'd, without a word of Truth ;
Come candid Readers, now behold the Snare
Is laid to take your Cash, the re f» re beware;
For all these things arc nothing more, or less.
Than vile deceit, in its polluted dress;
proofs i demand, but nothing can obtain,.
ExceptOLD stories, insolent, and Vain;
Some Students may, (without much care,) imbibe
The ghostly visions of this learned Tribe-,
When HONEST PARTRIDGE wrote, he took aview.
And gave Examples of this learned Crew;
He stiles their Practice, 'cheating tricks', and thee.
Proclaims them villains, and dishonest Men;
Now Straggling Members, spread those forged Lies,
Which in their lender conscience, they despise;
I therefore trust, the Students will disdain.
Those groundless Arts, which I've exposed plain; -
Alarm'd at troth, the Pious Jugglers Jly,
Which soon discover all their V1LLAN Y.
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A TABLE OP THE DIRECTIONS.
WoSnto the Square of JupiterinMu^fc, Cqnvetse Motion.
MobAtotiie Sextile of Saturn in the Zodia'C, Converse^
, Dnection.'. *.. i )
Midhcaveu to the Sextile of'the Sun in Rluhio
AsceAdunt to the Semiquitrtile of the Moon iu Mnndb,..
Moori to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the It apt } ■
Motion.........;!! y
Ascendant to tlie Kesquiquadreteof Jupiter in i\lurt(lo.. i :
!Mopn to the Parallel of Jupiter in MimJb, Converse >
Mition.. !.. 5
iSun to thp Ilody of Mercury in tlie Zodiac ; ...
MooA to the Parallel of Jupitcrin Mundo, Direct Direction.
Sun to tlic Ilody of Venus in Mhndo, by UTrcct M otion.
MiJHcaven to the Sextile of Venus in., M undo
M06A to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Converted
, Direction..'. ' 5
Sun to the Quihtilc of the Moon in MiiiiJA, Direct Motion
Mdohto the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Ithjit }
Motion. :v:'.... 5
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo..... ■i 2!) 2< 9
Mobn to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac,.. 2 SB 2 lo
Mdoh t6 the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse }
Direction. .'. .'. 3
SuAtotfic Semiquartile of Man'in' the. Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter iu the Zodiac, Converse? 3 8 3 'a : i
Motion y
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo; Converse 1
Direction.. .. ...... . . '............. .... j
Moon to the Square of Saturn in ftjundo, Direct Directionl
Ascendant to the Sosquiqnadrato of Saturn in Mundo... • -.it i
Part of Fortiinc to the Sesquiquad'ratc of Mars iii Mundo. 4 io f I
JVIoon to ttc; Parallel qf Saturn fit Mundo,! l^jiroct Mbtmn 4 33 a 'A
Moqn"to,t^c &squiquadrate of Marbin the Zodiac, Con- 3 1 .
vcru ircction•••••• j
A'sceu'dentto thg Quintile, of Maih.m Miindo..."..|'0 35 ; J
Siin to the Square of the. Moon , in the Zodiac
Mooptothe Sextile of Venusin Mundo, Ciiiueise Motion
Moon to the Squarecf Vebiis in the Zodiac, Conversed i7 19 B 0
, Diiection. •••i -
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 7 21 8 0
ARC. TIME.
the directions costinued. d. m. vrs. MO.
Part of: SortDoe to lie Sostile of Jupiter iu Mundo 7 22 S 0
§untaihe SeNtil? of tic. illriori in Aluridp, Direct Motion.! 7 23 S 1
SlidicRveP.to tip Trine of tie AIoqu in Mundo 7 2i) 8 2
jlidtwiven. to the BjquintUe of Jupiter iu Mundo 7 30 8 2
Moori ^ the QuiutUe of Saturg iu thp Zojiac, Converse i -n go g g
Direptiofl. J m
Moon <(0 tie Tri.nu.of M»rs in Mundo, by Direct Motion 8 15 9 1
5un to. tie ScjuiquarUte, of Murs hi Mundo, Direct? „ o„ q g
Dfrepiion. -
Moon io the Sijiiare. of M.*R iu Mnodo, Convene ^lotion . 8 45 9 7
Moon tjo the Sejtile of ilercury iu M undo, Converse ? ' ,, ^
Difection ' 5 I' '' ' "
Snntqtho Opposition of Sutero in the Zodiac, Converse/.[i 0 g
Motioy. 5 ■
Sim to the* Biqujutilrj of 8;Uutu iu the Zodiuc 9 49 10 !)
Sun tn his. owi< IVralleJ. in the Zodia,c 0 55 >10 16
Partotj Fortune, to. the Bi<|i.iintilc of Mars in Mundo,.. 10 41 11 9
Moon, to the Square of Mercury iu Mundo, Direct? ]n ,, IO
Dtoctton O- '54. 0
Moon io the Quintiic of Junitej; iu the Zfdiuc, Converse ?. •,, . „ . „ „

■'MoUon $in l0- 12 3
Part.ot| Fortunp to the Sc^tilc of Saturn in ilundo II 14 1'2
Sen to the Scxtilc of Mars in the Zodiac .....11 Hi 12 4
Midhcaren to the Hiquintilq.of Saturn in iM.iind.o 11 22 12 a
Ascendant to tlrn. .Sci)ii<|uartile of Mercury in Mnndo .11 32 12 7
Part of Fortune to tlicSeiniquartile of the Moon in Mundo 11 43 12 <)
Ascqnilaot to. the Tri,n.c. of Jupiter in M;unilo 12 17. 13 (j
Moon to the Trine, of Saturn in Miindn, Converse Motioni 12 17 13 (i
Bun to the. SJcsqiiiqiiudrnt! of Jupiter in tlic Zodiac 12 23 13 7
Moon h, the Somiquartile ot'.Jnpiter in the Zodiac. 12 24 13 ^
Sun to the FarallcJ of Venus in tlio. Zodiac. 12 37 '13 10
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, L'onrccsc ? 13 , n 37 14
. .
Direction.. $ H
Moon to the Sipiaroof the Sun in Mundo, Direct Motion. 13 48 15
Sun to the OpixMition g£ J unitcr in the Zodiac, Con- ? . . .,
vcrsp Dirpction f 11 0 15 4
Monn to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Con-\ . . ,
verse AZotion ^ 1 5 15 5
Mooij to the Quintile of Jupiter, in Mundo, Direct ? ,, ,
Direction.. ^ 14 15 (,
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Moon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion.. 14 20 15 g ^
Ascendant to (lie Semi quartile of the Sun in Mundo 14 24 15 ,9
Moon to the Trine of Jupiterin Mundo, Converse Motion 14 27 15 9
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct > 14 34 *15 jq
Direction.. 5
Sun to the S'eSquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac 14 53 16 2
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo 14 55 16 2
Ascendant to the Tri ne of Saturn in Mundo 16 13 17 id,
Moon to the Semi quartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con-?
verse Motion....... 3 16 20 17 Ip
Sun tothe Hiquinti leofJupiterin Mundo, Direct Direction. 16 53 is 6
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac 16 53 iS I G
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo... 17 12 18 li.
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? 17 12 18 11
Motion 5
Moon to the Quintilcof MarsinMundo, Converse Direction. I" 22 19, j
Moon to the Semiquarti 1cof Saturn in the Zodiac 17 59 10 9
Sun to the Quintileof Mars in the Zodiac 10 s 19 It id
Moon tothe Quintile af Satum in Mundo, Direct Motion. 18 9 ■ 19 11
Moon to tire Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Direction 5 18 24 20 v 2
Ascendant to Aldebafan 18 49 20 7
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mats in Mundo, Direct \
Motion , 5 18 50 20 7
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo... 18 54 30 8
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 19 8 21 0
Ascendant tothe Square of Mars in Mundo 19 17 21 2
Mid heaven to tire Cody ot Mars in Mundo 19 17 31 k
Part of Fortune to tire Semiquarti leof Jupiterin Mundo. 19 18 21 2
Moon to the Sesquiquadrateof Saturn in Mundo, Con-? 19 28 21 4
veise Motion )
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse^ 19 36 31 0
Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo... 20 21 22 4
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac •>() 28 22 0
Sun to the Biquintilcof Satum in Mundo, Direct Motion. •20 55 22 W
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 21 9 23 ®
1'art of Fortune to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo-.. 21 14, 23- f
Moon to her own Semi quartile in Mundo •»! 33 33 fl
1 21 51 24 "
Ascendant to the Body of the Moon in Mundo
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ARC, T1MK.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YBS. MO.
Viilbeaven to the Square of the Moon in Mundo 21 51, 21 0
Afoon to the Trine of the Sun in the Zodiac 22 19 24 (3
Pfirtof Fortune to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 22 45 24 11
jloon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac/ Converse ? ,22 59 25 3
Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Venus in Mundo (23 1 25 4
I'artof Fortune to the Scmiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, 23 25 25 9
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 23 34 25 11
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac |23 34 25 II
Jloon tothe Sestile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion '23 43 -Ki 1
/into the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 23 51 2(5 3
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- \
verse Motion 5 21 2 20 5
Suntothe Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Munio, Direct?
Direction S 24 3 20 a
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? 21 4 2(5 5
Motion ^
Suntothe Sextile of die Moon in the Zodiac 21 7 20 «
Suntothe Semiquartileof Venus in the Zodiac, Con- \ 25 1 27 0
verse Direction..: J
Sun to the Semiquartileof Venus in the Zodiac 25 4 27 0
Moon to the Biquintile of Mare in Mundo, Direct?
25 11 27 ^
Motion )
Suntothe Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 25 23 27 9
MMn to the Sextile of Mare in Mundo, Converse )
Motion ) 25 51 28 4
Sun to his own Semiquartile in the Zodiac 25 5'd 28 5
Asuondaut to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo JO 32 29 2
Suntothe Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac 20 37 29 3
Suntothe Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Dircc-?
tion S 27 3t> 30 4
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct ]
27 51 30 8
c Motion.
■'U|i to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Direct!
28 14 31 0
Direction i
V -endatit to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo 28 3(5 31 4
scendam to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo 24 42 3 I 5
to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 29 2(5 32 3
oon to the Sextile of Mercurv in the Zodiac, Con- }
Wse Motion .* ....<' 30 51 S3 10
CELESTIAL PMLOSOrtlY,
ARC. Tttig
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUEU. D. M. JRS. Hg'
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury iu the Zodiac, Con-? ^L
verse Uirection .£ 1 *1
Sun to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, "by Converse^ 10'm; *•
Motion. • t.......,................... ^ 1 .1
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As tbere are several Pretenders to Qiis Science, who" consider

themselves able to direct the Angles to the Aspects of the Stare in
the Zodiac, contrary t* the trae Motions of tire Heavens, I codd
vrtih to be infonnod, how they would proceed to make the Square
of Mars, by their Method, comsjibnd with the lime of this Native^'
decease; thone.h 11wlieve it would not bo diffioitt to antidpale
wjjat tliey woidd bring forth, as a plausible Cause of this Native'*
Sickness, and Death; they certainly imist he convinced, (if they
know any thing relative to the true Doctrine of the SpheW,) that
such Motions as they consider to he right, are certainly wholly
mdemomlrtib/e, whicli the use of the Celestial Glohe will evi-
dently Prove, for it must appear obvious ho those who are aeqnainled
with the true Motborl of Directional Mat ion, that in the preceding
Genilure, there is hut one Irue Method, hy which the Ascendant
can he liirecled to the Square of Mars, and that-is, hy directing the'
Zenith to tile Body of that Planet; for'when that Direction' is
finishod, which is when Mars ascends exactly on the Meridian,
then, and then only, the Ascendant will come to the Ime' Qiiarlile
of that S lor, Id the World; not by any vaia, and imaginary Move*
ments, hut lay those unerring, and denionstrable Motions of the
Keaveris, which become visibly apparent to those observers, who,
by diligence, and delight, contemplate the regular hanriony, and
Effects of the Celestial Bodies, in their dilTercnt stations, in all parts'
of the Heavens.
In the- Genitutfe of tills unfortunate yoilng Man,1 the' Ascendant
istha giver of Life, aad'the DireclibtB which I oomputed for his
Deatli, were, the Horoscope to-the Square1 of Mara in' Mundo,
followed by the Body of the Moon, vvliich will destroy Life in
any Genilure, when the Hyleg is not supportod by benevolent
Directions, which is the casein this Example. At the time of his
Death, the Moon was directed to the .Sosqniqiiadroto of Saturn in
Mundo, by Converse Motion, and also to the Square of that
Malefic in the Zodiac, by Converse Direction, followed hy hor
own Semiquartile in the World, and the Sun to the Parallel of
210
Saturn's Declination ; and though these violent Directions have

no power to destroy Life, yet, being joined with those which Were!
the true Cause of dissolution, they increased their Mortal povvorii.
It would be unnecessary were I to point out the nature of the cons.,,
flicting diseases, which terminated his Mortal career, as that must,,
appear plain to all those, who are but superficially conversant in
this Sublime speculation.
In computing the Secondary Directions, the Luminaries .
in Conjunction, and both the Malefics afflicted the Eastern, ana
Western Angles, by an Opposition ; Jupiter was in the Ascendant^,
in conjunction with Saturn, and in Opposition to Mars, where,
the Lights, at the time of the Progression, became afflicted by the:
subsequent inimical Motions, below the Earth; the Moon was'in
Quartile to her own place in the Nativity, and was likewise in the
same violent Aspect with the Sun in the Mundane Circle; the.
three superior Planets, having nearly the same Declination. In
the Revolutional Figure for his twenty-first Year, the Moon, anj,
Mars,, the Mortal. Proraittors, were in Conjunction with the Sun^,
and Saturn was near the Ascendant; the Moon was likewise in a,
Mundane Square to her radical place. At the time he died, that
Luminary .was near the Zodiacal, and Mundane Square of the
Sun, and applied to the obnoxious Rays of Saturn, and Mars,.
from malignant stations, and Terms; the Moon also applied to the
place of the Sun in the Radix, and Saturn was in Square to "the'
place of Mars in the Geniture, and that Mortal Promittor (by
primary Direction,) was in Quartile to the Zodiacal position of
Saturn, and Jupiter, in the Nativity,
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This is the Geniture of a young Man, who was Born in Hull,-

on the 30th of September, 3707, at eight o'Clock in the Mom-
inff, and was Drown ei in returning from a Voyage, on the fifth
of January, 1814, Aged sixteen Years, three Months, and six
Days.
In this Nativity, it may seem doubtful to some, what Star ought
to be selected as the proper ^Moderator; but according to my Judg-
roent, no doubts on that subject can possibly appear, for the Geni-
ture is Diurnal, and therefore the Sun, by being posited in the
twelfth House, cannot possess the Hylegiacal power, because he
does not occupy an Aphetical place, neither can the Moon claim
that Dominion, as she is under the Earth, in the Imum Cosli.
Now as Mercury is posited in the Ascendant, he may appear to
claim the Aphetical influence, and more particularly, because he
seems to dispose of the preceding new Moon, which happened in
the twenty-eighth Degree of Virgo, in the Dignities of Mercury;
therefore there is no doubt, that some would select that Star, to
represent the Aphetical Office, but the Horoscope advocates would
take the Ascendant for Hyleg, and thus, by directing that point of
the Heavens to the Body of Mercnry, for the Native's Death,
with a little alteration in Time, Ihey would become culpable in
adhering to those inconsistencies, which cannot be adjusted with-
out confusion; and thus by adopting this absurd practice, they
would then direct their supposed Prorogators to each other, (with-
out the power of a proper Anareta,) as the apparent cause of the
Native's Death.
The above Method of selecting the significator of Life, is nothing
more than presisting in errors, aud rejecting Truth, which will show
the Practitioners, as they advance in this Study, that they
will never be able to perform any Computation worthy of notice.
So long as they adhere to such groundless notions; for in this Na-
tivity, it is impossible for the Ascendaut to be Hyleg, neither can
Mercury, or Venus, possess any portion of Vital influence; but the
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trcre Aphetical poêr, telonga to Saturn alone, he having 0>e pfopGr

Dignities, to qualify him to receire.ant) support, that office; for if tlle
LatHude of the Moon be properly considered, at the time of ffog
preceding ('onjmiction olihe LuJninaries.it will then appear evident
that she was in Square to Satuni, and disposed of him at that tiing^
and in tha Nativity, was also in reception with that Plaact, as the
true giver of Life, having each of Lhem nearly the same Parallel of
Declination; the Ilyleg was also in Qnartilc with the Sun in the
Geniture, and occupied the proper ApTutical place in the IleaveuK-
so that I did not discover any difficulty in selecting Lite proper
Apheta, which 1 positively affinn, belongs to Satuni in this Nativity^
which is proved hy the qualily of the Native's DeSth, and the
Directions that were the true Causes thereof.
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A TABLE OF THE DIBECTIOKS. - M. VBs.
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse?
Direction., S o 8
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct? „ |
A'lotion f
Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo 0 32 Oj i j,
Midheaven to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo 0 32 OiiJ
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? n j.
044
aU
Direction. I $
Saturn to the Sestileof Mars in Mundo, by Converse? n
04J 0
,
Motion.. \ iU
Moon to the Quintile of Jiipiterin Slundo, Direct Direction. J 7 1 3
Saturn to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 1 17 I' 5
Moon to the Scsquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac..... 1 18 1..: a
Saturn to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse?! i ,,o
1
-r - a
Direction 5"
Moon to tli e Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse? j .g ^
Motion ' j i, r
Moon to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Direction. 2 22 ^ I j
Midheaven to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo » 2 44 ^2 Jl 11'
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac. I 3 7 3 5
Saturn to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con-? 0
3 34
oan,
verse Motion .., J fj
Moon to the Trine of the Sunin the Zodiac I 3 30 3 1'
Saturn to tire Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac 4 do -.MS
Sun to the Square of Saturn in ths Zodiac d 3 0 f
Moon to the Scsquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Converse ? ' - . - »• «
Direction.... .f 0 10
■''t ?
Saturn to the Trine of—Mercury in Mundo, Converse? ) 3J " 6 l|
Motion ' .' j '5 3d " 6 '
Moon to the fiiquintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction, d 36 hi h , 11
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac... 5d 42 t1 S1
Sun-to tire Parallel of Mars,in the Zodiac. 5 511 5'J 6 i,
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac... 6 2:1 '< '1
Saturn to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. 7 3d 31 bS 41
Salurn to the Quintile of tho Sun in Mundo, Direct? g8 IS !»y , |1
Motion ..S ;
!
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? ^9 j-Id |o -S^
Direction ) * »
Saturn to the Sextile of Slarsin the Zodiac, I1' ~'j.
!) 26 11)^,
Moon to the Square of JLnvury in Mmulo, Direct Motion 'J'.>35
3i5 11"
1" jJ j
215
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YRS. MO.
gun to the Opposition of Jupiter in. Mundo, Direct? 9 57 10 11
pirection
Ascendant to the Body of Mercury in Mundo... iO 3jll !(
jliiheaven to the Square of Mercury in Mnndo 10 3 11 - I
Moon to tlic Biquintilc of Mare in the Zodiac 10 42 II £
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac 10 44 11 8
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo... 11 44 12 10
Moon to the Sextilo of Jupiter in the Zodiac 12 12 13 4
Moon to the SextiJe of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Mution. 12 J5 13 d
Saturn to tlie Sesquiquadratc of Veriusin Mundo, Con- ? 1 |2 ](j (3 5
verse Direction 3
Ascendant to the Sextilo of Mare in Mundo 12 28 13 V
Saturn to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ? , _ „. ,0 o
Motion ^ 12 34 13 8
Midhcavcn to the Trine of Jupitor in Mundo 12 36 13 8
Sun to the Square nf Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 12 52 13 11
Moon to the Biquiutilo of Satum in the Zodiac.-. 13 53 15 2
Suntothe Sextileof Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion.113 55 15 3
Moon to the Quiutile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? ^ j2 15 7
Direction ;J
Satum tothc Parallel of Mare in Mundo, by the Rapt? ^ gj 15 9
Motion 3
Saturn to the Quintile of the Sun in the Zcdiac 14 44 16 2
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo,.. 14 49 16 3"
Saturn tothe Scmiquartileof Mure in Mundo. Direct? 1n n
Motion Si
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse? ,fi 0 -
Direction f 16 9 17 7
Snn to the Scmiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? .g go .q
Motion S
oon
' to the Sesquiquadratc of the Snn in Mundo, Direct ? . ,. . o -g
Direction 3
•Wudanttothe Trine of Saturn in Mundo 16 48 18 3
•loon to the Sextile of Venus in Mnndo,' Converse? jg jg 3
».Motion 3
to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? jg ,g lg ^
;
Direction. 3
. aeudant to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo .... 17 3 18 6
l lir
JUl! nto the Quintile of Marsin Mundo, Converse Motion. 17 20 18 10
1° Spica Virginia 17 5l 19 4
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Ascendant to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo
Saturn to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac
Saturn to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Direction 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrateof the Sun in the Zodiac...
Saturn to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct?
Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse}
Direction £
Moon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion
Midheaven to Cor Leonis..
Ascendant to the Body of Venus in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of Venus in Mundo
Saturn to the Sesquiquadrateof Venus in the Zodiac,? 32 4 9 21 . ifij
Converse Direction $
Saturn to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse? 22 54 24 ■:%
Motion £
Saturn to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in the Zodiac, ? 22 5G -,'4
Con verse Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in )
Mundo )
Saturn to the Opposition of the Moon in the Zodiac...
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse } 23 22 25 W
Motion ^
Sun to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse?
Direction 5 23 34 25 1?
Saturn to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Direct}
Motion 5
Midheaven to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse?
Direction ■§
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Venus in Mundo
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo.
Saturn to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac
Saturn to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo, Con-?
veiê Direction $
Saturn to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ?
Motion C
Saturn to the Square of Mais in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Direction. C
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TIME.
jlnon to the Biquintile of the Sun. in Mundo, Direct? 05 ]g
Motion 5 w
Saturn to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo, Direct ? ^ jg
Direction 5
gun to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ? 25 00
Direction. £ ""
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo 25 22
Satum to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, by the ? -, „
Rapt Motion.
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ? ^
Direction. " "
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt ) ,,, „
Motion S
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Direct?
Direction C ^ 'J0
Saturn to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Direct?
Motion £ 2o 81
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo 25 33
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac 25 58
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction. 2(1 6
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in. Mundo, Direct? ,
Motion S -0 J0
Saturn to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo, ? 0„ ...
Converse Direction §
Saturn to the Sextile of the Sun in the Zodiac 26 20
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of J upiter in Mundo.. . 26 31
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There can be no difficulty in defining the quality of this Native'

Death, for all the Celestial Bodies afflict each other by alarming
configurations; the Sun is of the nature of the enemies, being in
Square to Saturn, from Cardinal Signs, and cadent places ; he isdfr
opposition to Jupiter, and that Planet is afflicted by the Quartile
of Saturn in the Zodiac, and Murido, and likewise by the Parallel
of Mare' Declination; the Moon is in a Mundane Square to tbe:
Ascendant, and is afflicted by the Quartile of Mercury, and
Zodiacal Parallel of Satum, and that Planet, being the Prorogator,
is posited in the watery Sign Cancer, in the Ninth House, which
with other additional, and malignant testimonies, prove in the.'
clearest manner, that Drowning would be the cause of the Native's,
Death.
Hence we have sufficient arguments to confirm the violence of the
Native's dissolution, and the Anaretical Directions, demonstrate,
the time thereof, in the plainest manner; for at the period of his
Death, Satum, the giver of Life, was directed to the Parallel of
Mars, by the Motion of the Primum Mobile, and also to the
Semiquartile of that Malefic in Mundo, by Direct Direction,
with the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, which is of the nature
of the Malefics, followed by eight others, without any benevolent
assistance, to diminish their destructive power; it is also worthy of
observation, that the Sun, Moon, Ascendant, and Part of Fortune
were all afflicted by violent Directions, united with the Mortal
train to the Hyleg: the first Direction for Death, was six Months
deficient in shewing its Effects, but the Figure I have given, is
computed according to the estimate time, so that if it was two
Minutes earlier,.that Direction to the Apheta, (at the head of the
Mortal train,) would correctly correspond with the time when he
departed this Life; all the others follow in regular order, which
may be seen in the Table of Directions.
In computing the other Motions, it will be found, that Saturn,
the giver of life, had descended below the Western Horizon by
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Secondary Direction,_and was in Square to Mercury in the Zodiac;

jjje two Luminaries were in obnoxious places, and Terms; the
Moon also applied to the radical place of Mars; and in Mundo,
■aras configurated with Saturn, Mars, and Mercury in the Progres-
sion from the superior Angles. In the Revolutional Figure for the
sixteenth Year of the Native's Age, both the Malefics had nearly
the same Declination; Saturn was in Opposition to his place in the
Geniture, and received the hostile rays of the Sun from a violent
part of the Heavens, and Mercury was on the place of Mars in the
Nativity. At the time he was Drowned, ("which was January
5th, 1814, at seven o'Cloek in the Morning,) the Moon was near
the Cusp of the Western Angle, applying to the Square of Mars,
and opposition of the Sun; the Apheta was conjoined with the Sun
in the East, united with the Parallel of Mercury's Declination,
he being in Zodiacal Quartile to Mars in the Geniture; the Moon
was in Mundane Square to her place in the Nativity, and applied
jto the Zodiacal position of the Apheta at the time of Birth,
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Miss Amelia Farrow, was Born in Lincoln, on the 2nd of

March, 1799, at 6h, 45m. A. M ; and departed this Life, on the,
4th of October, 1824; Aged twenty-five Years, seven Months,-
and two Days.
The above time was given to me by the Native, a few Yeara
before her Death, which she said was taken with the greatest care,,
by her Parents. I first observed, that the Sun was the giver of Life,>|
and at the Age of seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen, he was directed
to the Squares of Saturn, and the Moon in the Zodiac, from viol ent.
Cardinal Signs, the Effects of which, I judged, produced consid-
erable danger to her Life, by Sickness, &cj she said in the Yeats
I mentioned, she was violently indisposed, and was not expected to
live; but those Directions, though they certainly were of a danger-.
ous nature, could not destroy Life. I will therefore prove to tire
Students, (in as plain a manner as possible, and in few words,) the.
true Causes which defeated those apparent Mortal Directions, ^
from executing the work of Mortality.
It is evident that nothing worthy of notice can be performed in
this noble Science, without such Directions as are accurately com-
puted, by which, the time, and quality of all important Events, are
previously known; but though these Facts admit of no refutation,
yet there are other subjects of considerable importance, which the
Students ought to know, if they are not too learned to receive in-
struction. The Sun (to whom the Dignity of Hyleg belongs,)
L strong, and free from affliction in this Geniture, he isin conjunc-
tion, and Mundane Parallel with Venus, and near her Parallel
of Declination; he is also applying to the Sextile of Jupiter in the
Zodiac, and is received in the Terms of that benefic, as he ascends
the Eastern Horizon, by which his powerful influence (as Proro-
gator,) is considerably augmented; now as Saturn, and the Moon,
are in Opposition to each other, from Cardinal Signs, it clearly
tljows the apparent fury of their Quartiles, when the Hyleg was
directed to them in the Eastern Angle; for when the Sun came to
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flje Squares of Saturn, and the Moon, he was then directed to the
Sextile of J upiter in Muodo, by Converse Motion, and also to the
Quartile of that benefic in the Zodiac, by Converse Direction; and
it must be further observed, that when those two Malefic Directions
were in operation, Saturn was directed to the Sextile of Jupiter
in the World, by Converse Motion, and also to the trine of that
benefic, by Direct Direction ; the Moon was also directed to the
Mundane Trine of Jupiter, by Converse Motion, near the same
period. Hence it is plain, that the places of all theviolent Promil-
iors, and their Directions, mast always be strictly regarded, as
well as those of the Significolors; for when the Promiltors
are unable to execute their Mortal Effects, owing to benign Direc-
tions, and Terms, to which they are joined, they then only pro-
duce diseases, &c; so that when the giver of Life, in this Geniture,
was directed to the Quartiles of Saturn, and the Moon, in theZodiac,.
those two Promiitors, then received the power of both the" benefics,
by Directional Motion, to which they were united in the Mundane
Circle. From these remarks, the Students may observe, that the
time of Death ought not to be pronounced, when the Ilyleg meets'
with Malefic Directions, until they have properly examined the
intervention of all the benefic rays, and those places in tile Heavens,
where the Promittors arrive at that time; for if their violent power
be defeated, by other Motions, so that their influence becomes of
a reverse quality, Life will bo preserved ; but when they retain-
their own destructive power, without alteration, or diminution, the
Native will then be removed from the land of the Livinw. O
AMELIA FARROW,
ROsNi
March 2iid, 1799,
H. M.
6 45 A M.
LATITUDE 53° 15'.
84° 26'
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0 56
0 40
fi 37
5 31
8 28
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9 47
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. 1

Moon to the Quintileef Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 0 33
luo to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Con- f q
verse Direction \
gun to the Quintile o f Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse 1
Motion )
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rupt \ 2 5
Motion. \
)|«ion to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? .> ^
Direction 5
gun to the Sox tile of Mars in the Zodiac 2 28
gun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse ) g 35
Motion 3
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac 2 56
Moon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in the Zodiac 3 6
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 3 9
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con- ? 3 oq
verse Direction. y
Midheaven to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 3 21
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 3 32
iMoon to the Semiquartile of Venuis in Mundo, Con- ? 3 35
verse Motion ,C
Moon to the Opposition of Satum in the Zodiac, Con-5 g
verse Direction 5
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Convcree Motion. 3 53
Midheaven to the Biquintilc of Saturn in Mundo 3 57
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ? 3 53
Direction 5
I'nrtof Fortune to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 1 3
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ? , .
Motion )
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct ? .
Direction. 5 4
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac 4 38
ûn 10 tire Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac I 4 48
Moontothe Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion. 5 3
"an to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ) - QO
Direction 5
Moontothe Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac,? . ,
Converse Motion $
■S'tn to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 5 57
Ascendant to the Body of Venus in Mundo
Midheaven to the Square of Venus in Mnndo 6 IS <5 :9
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ? 6 36 fc.1*"!
verse Motion 5
Ascendant to the Seiniquartile of the Moon in Mundo.
M idheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo.........
Sun to the Seiniquartile of Mare in Mundo, Converse
7 38 8 3
Motion .oooee ooo. e. ...... .... ..... ....... m
Ascendant to the Trine of Saturn in Miindo 7 44 8' i
Sun to the Seiniquartile of the Moon in M undo, Direct £
Direction f 7 51 8^
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion... 7 56 8 8
1'art of Fortune to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo... 8 36 8 13
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac......... S 25 !) 1
Moon fo the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Converse )
Motion - .... 5 8 27 9 l
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction
Sun to the Biquintilo of Saturn in Mundo, Converse H
A lotion )
M idheaven to the Quintileof Mercuryiu Mundo.......
■ûn to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac.........
RIoon to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct?
Direction.. ^ 9 18 10 I
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse /
Motion eoeSeoeo ...... . Osea. 9 28 10 3
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac....... 9 28 10 '3
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac....... .... | 9 47 10 8
Moon to the Senriquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con-?
verse Direction 3 10 20 U 2
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? 10 21 Hi8
Motion C
Sun to the Seiniquartile of Venu* in the Zodiac, Con-? 10 59 11 M
verse Direction 5
M oon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ?
A1 Otion ...... ...... o.eooo.o ... ........ ee.oj 11 36 12 i1
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac. jll 37 12'''
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse? 11 49 ;12 1(1 {
Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo...
Moon to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion
TIMK.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D- M. TKS. BH).
Hloon '0 tlie Bujuintile of Salurn in Sluiido, Direct? j.j j
Direction...^ ^^
to the Biquintile of Saturn in the "Zodiac, Cdiiveisc J .j .
Motion _ j
jliillioaven to the Quintile of tlieSun in iMundo [4 31
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac.. 14 36
lloon to the Parallel of Watum in the Zodiac 14 35)
i'crt of Fortune to the Seraiquartile Of Mars in Mundo. 11 43
Sloon to the SVsquiqnadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac,? y 49
itonveise Diraction ^
Moon to the Scmiquarlile of Yenus in the Zodiac M 55)
Ascendant to tlie Scxtile of the Moon in Mundo. 15 9
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 15 11
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Pant ? , _
Motion o..... 3
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con-?
verse Direction £-Ja3l
Moonto theSemiquartile ofMars ir. Mundo, Direct Motion. 15 43
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter ir. Mundo, Converse Direction. 15 5;)
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion. 10 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- £ . ^
verse Direction $ —'
San to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac 10 46
Suatothe Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ^ .
Motion 17 -b
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo. 17 51
Sun to the Sextile of Mercury in Hie Zodiac 17 53
Sun to his own Seraiquartile in the Zodiac. 18 17
Midfaeavcn to the Sextile of Mercury in Mumlo 18 17
Moonto the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse 2
Direction.. ........ f 18 24
Sun to the Scxtile of Venus in the Zodiac, Coiiverse motion. IS 27
®looii to the scxtile of mercury in mundo. Coin one Direction. 18 31
Moon to the sesquiquadrate of saturn in mundo, Direct J ^ .
motion. J 1 '' '
ârtof Fortune to the Body of merenry in mundo....... 15) 2 v
Partof Fortune to the Seraiquartile of Jupiter in mundo.. - 15) 12
^'oon to the square of mars in the zodiac. ,19 -JO 1
•Uooe (.o the Body of mercury in inn n Jo, Direct motion... 20 8 2
'Wn to the seraiquartile of Jupiter in mundo, Direct) ., ,
Direction... ................................ 5 " ^ "
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ARC. TII,JE
THE DlRECTfONS CONTINUED. D. M. YKS. Hg'
Moon to the square of mercury in the zodiac. Converse? ^ ;
Motion 5 dO
Sun to the square of mars in the zodiac. Converse Direction. 20 59 22 l j t
Sun to the sextile of mars in mundo, Converse motion.... 21 1 22
Moon to the square of Jupiter in the zodiac 2 L 6 23 o
Ascendant to the Quintile of the moon in mundo. 21 44 23 g .
Ascendantto the Pleiades 22 35 24 g
Sun to the Quintile of the moon in mundo, Direct motion.. 22 4() ^24 g .
Sun to the Quintile of saturn in the zodiac 23 19 ,25 jj
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the zodiac, Con-? j.,.
verse Direction ^ " "
Moon to the Parallel of mars in the zodiac 23 26 25 J:
Sun to the Parallel of mats in mundo. Direct motion..... 23 28 25 |
Sun to the Quintile of mercury in the zodiac 23 2 9 25 $
Midheavcn to the Quintile of Venus in mundo 23 37 25 Si
Part of Fortune to the semiquartile of the moon in mundo 23 55 26 it
Moon to the Biquintile of saturn in tire zodiac 24 11 26 §
Moon to the Trine ofVenus in thezoctiac, ConverseMotion. 24 19 26 7;
Moon to the Body of mercury in the zodiac 24 33 26 lif
Sun to the Parallel of mercury in the zodiac 21 35 26 10
Ascendantto the Body of mare in mundo .24 41 |27 0
Midheaven to the Square of mars in mundo 24 4! 27 |)
Moon to her own semiquartile in mundo 24 41 27 0
Moon to Hie Biquintile of mars in the zodiac, Converse? ,, ,v
Direction.... S '4 50 27 *
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the zodiac 24 5S 27 4
Moon to the Quintile of mercury in mundo, Converse?,, „ ,7 a
Motion 5 "
Midheaven to die sextile of the sun in mundo 25 13 27 7
Sun to die semiquartile ofVenus in the zodiac 25 22 27 3
Sun tj the Quintile of Venus in the zodiac. Converse? rn
Direction 5" - '
Sun to his own sextile in the zodiac 25 29 27 iff-
hloon to the Trine of Jupiter in mundo. Converse motion. 25 5t 28
I'art of Fortune to the Body of the sun in mundo 26 5 18 §
Sun to die Quintile of Jupiter in mundo. Converse motion. 26 42 19 2
Ascendant to the Square of sadim in mundo 26 4-1 29 2
Midheaven to the Opposition of saturn in mundo 26 44 29 2
Sun to the Body of mars in mundo, Direct Direction... 26 52 29 ^
Sun to the Body of the moon in mundo, Converse motion. 27 21 29 D
227
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. TRS. MO
Port of Fortune to the Trine of saturn in mundo 27 21 2!) 11
gu]] to Ilia square of saturn in raundo. Direct Direction... 27 41) 3o 5
gun to the Parallel of Jupiter in mundo. Direct Direction. 2$ 11 30 10
Jloon to the Trine of saturn in mundo. Direct motion... 28 15 30 11
Moon to the square of Venus in mundo. Converse Direction. 28 17 30 11
gun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the zodiac 28 46 3l 5
gun to the Body of mars in the zodiac 28 47 31 5
Jloon to the Parallel of mercury in the zodiac ,.. 28 47 31 5
Moon to the Trine of mars in mundo. Converse motion .... 29 - 3L 9
Ascendant to the Body of Jupiter in mundo 29 25 .32 2
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in ninndo 29 25 32 2
Sun to the Parallel of mars in mundo, Converse Direction. 29 26 32 2
Moon to the sesquiquadrate of saturn in the zodiac 29 32 32 3
Sun to the sextile of saturn in the zodiac 29 44 32 5
Ascendant to the semiquartile of mercury in mundo 29 49 32 (j
Moon to the Quintile of mars in the zodiac 30 14 33 j
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the zodiac 30 19 33 2
Sun to the Parallel of mars in the zodiac 30 44 33 7
Sun to the semiquartile of mercury in mundo, Direct motion. 31 7 34 0
Moon toher own semiquartile in the zodiac 31 31 34 5
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in mundo, Direct Direction.. 31 34 3 4 6
Ascendant to the square of the moon in mundo 31 37 34 7
Midheaven to the Body of the moon in mundo 31 37 34 7
Moon to the Quiutile of Jupiter in the zodiac 31 41 134 8
Sun to the Quintile of mars in mundo. Converse motion.. 31 43 34 8
Sun to the Trine of the moon in the zodiac 31 55 34 11
Part of Fortune to the sextile of the moon in mundo 32 9 135 2
Sun to his own Quintile in the zodiac 32 16 35 4
Sun to the square of the moon in mundo, Direct Direction. 32 33 35 8
Moon to her own sextile in mundo 32 55 36 1
Sun to the semiquartile of Venus in mundo. Converse motion. 33 11 36 4
Moon to the Body of the sun in the zodiac 33 24 36 7
Sun to the square of mercury in the zodiac - .33 34 36 9
Moon to the Biquintile of saturn in the zodiac. Converse
Direction. J 54 B7 1
Moon to the sesquiquadrate of Venus in the zodiac. Con- }
33 56
t verse motion.... I & *
Sun to the sextile of Venus in the zodiac 34 1 37 3
Sun to the Pleiades ..34 6 37 4
228
The Directions that destroyed the Life of this Native, were, the
Snn Hyleg, to the Parallels of Mars in Mnndo, by Direct, and
Converse Motion, and also to the Zodiacal Parallel of Mercury, and
Bodies of the Moon, and Mars, with the Parallel of Mare' Declina-
tion, the Mundane Square of Saturn, and Quartile of the Moon in '
the World, by Direct Direction; and though the rays of J npiter
interposed in the Mortal train, he was unable to abate the influence
thereof, being afflicted by the furious Directions of the Malcfics at
the time of Death, by which his benevolent qualities were destroyed,
both in strength, and operation, so that he could not render any
assistance to preserve Life, though ho properly specified the quality
of Death, of which I need not make any comments, having (in
preceding Examples,) stated the nature of the Mortal diseases,
produced by that Star, when his power was overcome by obnoxious
rays.
By secondary Direction, the Hyleg applied to the Square of
Saturn, and the Moon was nearly in Quartile with the Sun from
Cardinal Signs, and subterranean positions. In her last Revolution, ,
the Moon separated from the Body of the Sun, and applied to the '
Opposition of Mars, who afflicted the iHoroscope by his opposite
rays; Saturn was then in Square to Mercury, being posited on the
place of Jupiter, and Mars in the. Nativity. At the time she died,
the Moon was applying to the Quartiles of Saturn, and Mars, both,
of which werejn Square to the true significator of Life, in the
Gcniture.
My observations are founded on Truth, and will ever remain
irrefutable; but there are many iioity/ pretenders to this Science,
who believe themselves able to perform wondurs, and in fact, if
WONdurs are to be executed by long Epistles, with a host of
x/iimsicalchimeras, and sen tences without meaning, I have no
doubt that such characters may bcosteeinedsuperior to tlieircontem-
poraries ;I will therefore give thefollowing true time of a Female's
Biilh, that they may erect a Figure, and pronounce Judgment
"229
thereon. The Native was Bom near Lincoln, on the 29th of May,
1797, at 7h. 20m, P M; and at the time ofmy writing this, (which
is, November 3rd, 1825,) she is in agood state of Health. The
Sun is the giver of Life, and has passed the Bodies of Saturn, Mer-
cury, and .Mare, with their old Terms, and the Moon at the same
time was directed to those Promittore by Converse Direction; now
if those learned Gentlemen in this Science, are able to prove by
true Astronomical demonstration, why those Directions did not
destroy Life, and when the Native's dissolution will take place, I
shall then acknowledge that they are acquainted with some of the
true principles of this Sublime, and incomparable Study.
230
The next is the Nativity of a Child, that was Horn near Don-
ington, in the County of Lincoln, on the 6th of September. 1 Sit,
at 7h. 10m. P M; and died July 4th, 1S25, Aged ten Years, aD4
ten Months, nearly.
The stations of the Stars in this Geniture, plainly show the short
duration of the Native's Life; for their qualities in the different parts
of the Heavens, are malignant, and impotent, which, with the Radi-
cal affliction of the Prorogator, produced an ill state of Health,
during the time she lived; and though the most judicious means
were used for her recovery, I judged, that in a few Years, she would
exchange this transitory Life, for a glorious immortality) as all the
vital significators are afflicted in the Zodiac, and in the World, with-
out assistance, which show the rapid approach of Death, in the
early part of Life.
This Native died by Directions to the Hyleg, and not by the
violence of the position; and in selecting the true A phetical signi-
ficator, I have no doubt that same would take their favorite point,
the Ascendant; but I shall endeavor to undeceive such persons by
this Example; for as neither of the Luminaries are in an A phetical
position, the true signilicator of Life, is J upiter. who has the proper
Dignities to claim that power, according to the true principles ol the t
immortal Ptolemy : for that Star is in an Apheticul place, and
disposed of the preceding full Moon, and at the time of Rirth, was
ruler of the Part of Fortune, being conjoined with the Sun, and
inexact Trine to the Moon in Mundo, and also in Opposition to
the Ascendant. The following is the Figure of Birth, with the
Directions, which produced the Terminus Vilec.
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Like some fair Lilly, or a Poppy green.
Which from its Parent Itoot, the Blast hath rent.'
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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. YRS,
1'art of Fortune to tlie Quintilo of Jupiter in Muudo.... 0 32 0 7
Iloon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Dueet Direction. G 42 0 •§
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 0 46 0 30
Sun to the Sesquiqnadrate of Saturn ir. Mundo, Direct ) I 22
Motion 5 1 b
;
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 25 1
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac.... 1 30 1 '0
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundoi, Convene Direction I 55 2 2
Midheaven to the Trine of Venus in Mundo 2 1 2 ffie
Jupiter to the Sesquiqnadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Con-? 2 13
vense Motion 5 2 - f-
Jupiter to the Trine of Saturn in die Zodiac 2 20 :2;&
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac 2 32 ;2;;ir
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse } 2 3!)
Direction 5 3 ;: ;{(?:■
Sun tp the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion.. 2 40 3 0
Jupiter to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, Cor.ven>e ? 3 ;'&■
Direction 5 3 5
Jupiter to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion. 3 11
CO
Sun to tho Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ) 3 21 3' 8
verse Directkm 5
Moon to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 3 13 4 1
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion.... 4 10 4 7!
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Convereo £
Direction ^ 4 20 4 9
Sun to tire Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse JYIoticn. 4 38 0 I
Ascendant to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo. 4 47 5 3
Sun to tho Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 5 2 5 4
Moon to the Square of the Sun in the Zodiac 5 6 5 8
Jupiter to the Semiquartile of Venus in (lie Zodiac 5 8 3 «
Sun to the Bitjuintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Morion. 6 13 , 6 ft
Moon to the rrino of Mercury in Mundo, Converse^ 6 fi
Direction 5 fi 89
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of tho Moon in Mundo.... 6 25 7 t
Moon to,the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion.. 6 27 7 F
Ascendant to the Biquiqtile of Venus in Mundo 6 28 7 >
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac. fi 51 7 8
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mercury in Mundo. ... 7 12 8 0
Sun to the Semiquartile ot Venus in the Zodiac 7 56 :S 9
Jupiter to the Trine of tho Moon in the Zodiac S 13 9 3'
ARC TIRlli.
THE DIRECTION'S CONTINUED. B. M. VRS. filtt.
jupjlcr to tbe Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 8 I t
Moon to the Trine #f Saturn in M undo. Direct Motion.. 8 40
Jupiter to the Sesqui«[»adrato of Saturn in the Zodiac,? g 43
Converse Direction 5"
pat of Fortune to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo.... 8 47
jupiterto the Body of Mercury in M undo, Converse Motion. 8 52
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 931
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt? „ ..
Motion.... ...S
Jupiter to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse $ g _jg
Direction ..oooc.e.a^.otfo.ee.oooo. ooo. ...... ^
tioon to the Biquintilo of Saturn in the Zodiac 9 £2
Jupiter to the Scsquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo,? g
Direct Motion 5
Jupiter to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac, Con-? jq
verso D Lrection 5
Jupiter to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse $ jq
Motion • •• i
Part of Fortune to the Semiquarlile of Saturn in Mundo.. 1U 30
Sun to the Trine of the Moon to the Zodiac............ 10 58
Jupiter to the Serniquarlilc of Mercury in the Zodiac.... 11 5
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion il G
Sun to the Tiquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converee ? jj
Direction ^
Jupiter to his own Parallel in the Zodiac.11 25
Jupiterto the Soxlile of Venus in the Zodiac J I 29
Moon to the Trinoof Marsin the Zodiac, Converse Motion 11 31
Wood to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Converse? jj
Direction 5
Moon to the Trinoof Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse? ^ 4
Motion 3
Midheaven to the Trinoof Mercury in Mundo. 12 12
Ascendant to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo.......... 12 34
"oon to the Scsquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Converse? ^ ^
1
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Square of the Sun in Mundo IJ2 42 I
•Jupiterto the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac........ 12 5u I
Ascendant to the Sosquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo.... 13 8 I
to the Sesquiquaclnte of the Moon in Mtmilo, Direct ? ,,, , .
Motion.................................... C
234
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YRS.

Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodi ac 13 29 15
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mais in Mundo 13 49 15
Sun to the Semiquartle of Mercury in the Zodiac 14 18 15
M»on to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Cinverse ?
Direction $
Jupiter to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in the Zodi ac.. 31 1C
Jupiter to the Parallel of Mais in the Zodiac 45 16
Sun to the Sexti b of Venus in the Zodiac 46 16
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Kapt } 50 16
Motion ^ >5
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodi ac 54 16
Ascendant to the Plei ades 6 16
Moon to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction 10 16
Jupiter to the Squareof Saturn in the Zodiac 19 17
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodi ac, Convei-se Motion 56 17
Jupi ter to the Semi quartile oi Mars in the Zodiac 27 18
Jupiter to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct >
Direction 5 34 18
Jupiter to the Biquintile of Saturn in tie Zodiac, Con- )
verse Motion 5
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 50 IS
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of tho Moon in Muudo.. 57 18
Jupiter to the Qui ntife of Venus in the zodiac. 59 IS"
Moon to thoSesquiquadrateof Mercury in Mundo, Con- }
verse Direction f
Moon to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion. 17 1 IS
Ascendant to the Kiqui rtile of Mercury in Mundo 17 2 is
Midheavon to the Tri ne of the Moon in Mun da 17 6 19
Part of Fortune to the Square of J upiter in M undo 17 7 19,
Jupi terto the Seiniquartde of the Sun in the zodiac. .... 17 9 19
Sun to Spica Virgin is. 17 11 19
Moon to the Trineof Mercury in the zodiac. Converse }
Direction ^ 17 38 19
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, by the llapt \
Motion 3 17 39 19
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in tbezodiac. Con- f I
verse Direction j) 17 52 19
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt /
MoCion y 17 53 19
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in the zodiac... . 17 56 19
235
ARC. TIME.
THE niRECTlONS COXTI.VUED. D. M. YRS. MO.
jupit er fo the Sestile of Mercury in the zodiac . [18 0 20 U
jjidheavento the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 18 18 20 4
®Ioon to the Sesquiquadratc of Saturn in Mundo, Direct? .g 0, ^
Direction £
gun to the Square of Saturn in the zodiac 18 45 20 10
Jlijhcaeen to the Trine of Mais in Mundo 18 46 20 10
Jupiter to the Biquintilcof the Moon in the zodiac..„„ 18 50 20 11
}loon to the Biquinlileof Marein Mundo, Converse Motion. 19 i 21 2
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Couverse ? . . .j, „
Direction •• 3
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in JMundo, hy the Rapt ? „ ^ j jq
Motion. 3 I
Part of Fortune to the T rine of Venus in Mundo ....... 19 40 21 11
gun to the Bhpiiutileof the Moon in Mundo, Direct? jg ^ ^
Dircct'ioa y
Midhcaven to the Biquintil e of Venus in Mundo........ 19 48 22
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion. 19 49 22 1
Moontothe Paralld of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. 19 52 22 2
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the zodiac 19 57 22 3
Jupiter to his own Semiquartile in the zodiac 19 59 22 3
Jupiter to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Convciw -Motion. 20 19 22 7
Sun to his own Semiquartile in the zodiac 20 42 23 0
Jupiter to the Body of Venus in the zodiac, Converse ? .,3 0
Direction.................................. 5" " "
Moon to the Parallel of Saturnin the zodiac....'. 21 3 23 5
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in the zodiac 21 11 23 7
Moon to the Scxtile of Mercury in the zodiac.......... 21 22 23 9
Sun to the Sox til cof Mercury in the zodiiie .21 33 23 11
236
I calculated this Nativity in the Month of November, 1821, and

foretold the time of her Death, which is well known to many. It
is probable that some may object to my selecting Jupiter, as the tru e
significator of Life, because he is under the Earth, and under the
rays of the Sun also, which, (to those who consider themselves
learned in this Science,) may appear contrary to my rules, and
practice. I do affirm that the Luminaries, &c. when in a subter-
ranean location, cannot exercise the Hylegiacal power, except when
they are within the proper limits of the Eastern, and Western
Horizon. Now if the Latitude, and Declination of Jupiter, are
taken into consideration, his distance from tho Western Angle, will
be found to qualify him to become the tmo Apheta; the authenticity
of which, may be proved by those who think proper to compute
the true Motions, and distances, according to the Examples I have
given in this Work.
In the preceding Table, the Reader will observe, that there at®
twelve Directions to tho Hyleg, which formed the Mortal train, in
regular succession; the Body of Mercury, and the Terms of Saturn,
wore firet encountered by the Apheta, which showed tho time of
Death; and as Mercury is in Zodiacal, and .Mundane Sosquiqua-
drate with Saturn, and also in Quartile to the Moon, and near the
Body of Mats, and his Terms, ho consequently became of the nature
of both the Enemies. The Hyleg was directed to the Sextilo of
Venus in the Zodiac, which were united with the Directions for
dissolution, but her rays could not render the least assistance, though
their union shewed the quality of the lingering disease, by which
the Native's life was destroyed.
The Sun was conjoined with Jupiter, Mars, and Mercury, by
Secondary Direction, and Saturn afflicted tho Horoscope, in which
position he communicated his violent power to tho Luminaries, and
Benefics in the Progression. In tho Revolutional Figure for tho
tenth Year, the Moon was in a violent Sign, and in a cadentstation,
having separated from the Quartile of Mars, she then applied to the
237
Square of Saturn in the Zodiac ; Mercury was in Opposition to the

Ascendant, and the three superiors had nearly the same Parallel of
Declination; Saturn was also on the place of the Moon in the
Nativity, in which position he was in Quartile with the Sun, and
in Square to the Radical place of that Luminary. At the time
she died, the Sun, Mars, and Mercury, were in Conjunction; the
Moon was also afflicted, and the Hylcg received the malignant
power of Saturn, and Mars, in the Mundone Circle, all which con-
firm the verity of these important Calculations, and the baneful
Effects of the primary Motions, particularly when their rays are
projected in an unifirm manner, from Nocturnal applications, to
the true significator of Life.
238
The next is the Geniture of Eliza Ingraliara, who lived at

Billingborough, near Folkinghara, Lincolnshire; she was Bom on
the 2nd of August, 1771, at 21u. 55m. P. M.
The time of this Birth was lately given to mo, by one of the
Native's Female Relatives, now living, who requested me to state
the period, when any particular Event would take place; I was also
desired to ascertain, whether the Native was likely to Travel, or
take long Voyages, and, if she would be fortunate, or unfortunate,
in general, during Life. As soon as I had examined the violent
positions of the Celestial Bodies, and the Mortal Directions in
Infancy, I immediately told her, I was confident, that her relation
was dead, and that she died before the end of the sixth Year; the
answer which 1 received, was, that my Judgment was true, and,
that she departed this Life, at the time I mentioned. I then asked,
what induced her to try to deceive me, by false questions, as I was
not disposed to waste my time, to satisfy her curiosity; she said, her
chief motive was, because she wished to be convinced of the truth
of the Science, and, that she had now suflicicntly proved the accu-
racy of my Judgment; she said she had always boon an unbeliever,
and considered the .Science to be a false, and groundless Study;
but was now of a different opinion, and firmly believed in itsTruth,
when practised by skilful Professors. I asked her, if she could put
me in possession of the time of her own Geniture, she answered in
the affirmative, and produced the true time thereof, written by her
late Father. 1 then computed the Directions of the Hylcg, to all
the mortal Promittors, (which were seven in number,) and, that
she might not any longerconsider these Astronomies 1 Computations,
as imaginary whims, and vain delusions, I informed her, that before
the end of the Month of June, 183-2, she would then, no longer
remain an inhabitant of this Earthly World.
239
lor oo'
4,^ & "<5 a
ELIZA IXaBAHAM,
August 2ml, 177]
H. M.
21 53 P M.
LATITUDE 52° 52'.
281° 55'
LAT. 1 DEC. DMT. SNA.
16 ISx.
240
A TABLE OF THE DIBECTIONS.

Midheaven to the Sextile of Mais in Mundo
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo..
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to the Body of Mercuiy in Mundo, Direct ?
Direction ( C
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Converse (
Motion 5
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Direct?
Direction 5
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct}
Direction j
SI id heaven to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Square of the Sun in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac, \
• Converse Motion J
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Moon to the Rqtiare of Mercury in Mundo, Converse \
Motion j
Sun to the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Square of Mercuiy in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Body of Venus in Mundo
Ascendant to the Square of Venus in Mundo ,•
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mare in Mundo.
Ascendant to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo I
Midheaven to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo.... I
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct ? ,
Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo. 1
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ? .
Direction j
Sun to the Square of the Moon in Mundo, Direct f
Motion |
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo 1
Sun tothe Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converee ? .
Direction ^
241

to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 11 54
gun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con-? .o io
verse Motion 5
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac 12 29
gun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac 12 41
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct?
Direction j
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 14 52
Moon to tho Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac 16 7
Ascendant to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 1G 44
.Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo...... 16 49
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 17 8
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con-|
verse Motion 3
ûn to the Biquintile of Jupiter in tho Zodiac jl7 18
242
In this Nativity the Sun is the giver of Life, and as he was'

surrounded, by*the formidable irradiations of Saturn, Mars, and
the Moon, with out any assistance from , Jpiter, or Venus, I per. '
cmptorily affirmed, that the Child died, when the giver of Life
was directed to the Zodiacal Parallel of Saturn, followed by sis
others that were joined in the deadly train, which I have inserted
in the" preceding Table. The position of Mercury, could not" ''
produce any injury to Life, because the Terms of Jupiter, immedi-
ately succeeded his Radical station, but the rapidity of the subse- j,
quent Directions of the Moon, and Mars in the Zodiac, and ./
Mundo, shewed, that the quality of Death was a putrid Lever,'
which soon destroyed the Native's life. If the Studenfs think
proper to attend to these Examples, and first select the llylog iir
their Calculations, they will be able to discover all premeditated
deception, which may be artfully brought in action to traduce, and
dishonor this Celestial Science. This Nativity was given to me,
after the Native had been forty-six Years in her Grave.
In computing the other Motions of the Stars which have supe-
rior dominion in those places, where the interjacent rays of the
Promittors form their union with the true significator of Life, it'
will plainly appear, that their Effects were powerfully increased in-
the ascending part of the Heavens, by which their violence was
collected from both the superior Angles, according to thcig progrcs--
sive Movements above the Earth. In the Native's last llovolu-
tion, Saturn was in the Ascendant, in Square to Jupiter, and
Mars, from Cardinal Signs, and Angular stations; Venus was*
combust of the Sun, and the Moon applied to her own Radical-
place; and likewise to the Quartilc of the San, the true Proroga-
tor. All these violent applications, when compared with the Pri--
mary Motions, plainly prove their Effects, in conveying additional*
power to those Directions, which produced the Native's Dcatlfc-
243
'The following Nativity is that of Mr. John Ward, who was

Born at Scotter, near VVragby, in the County of Lincoln, October
23rd, 1791, atGn. 48m. P. M, and died on the 7th of May,
J809, Aged seventeen Years, six Months, and fourteen Days.
The Celestial Bodies in this Geniture, exhibit a remarkable
appearance of violence, for they are all under the Earth, except
Saturn, who is in the twelfth House, by his Latitude, Retrograde,
and in Opposition to Mercury, J upiter, Venus, and the Sun, from
violent Constellations, and places: the Moon is applying by a Con-
verse Motion, to the Body of Mars, who is in the Nadir, near the
Heart of the Lion, that Malefic being one of the Mortal Promit-
tors in the Directions for dissolution.
The Death of this Native was occasioned by his drinking cold
stagnated Water from a Ditch, which I have reasons to judge,
(from the whole position,) was considerably impregnated with
Animal matter of a poisonous quality, from the Effects of which,
he languished a considerable time in severe affliction, before his
personal extinction took place.
MB. JOHN WARD,
October-iard, 170),
H. W.
(i 48 1'. M.
LATITUDE 53° 17'.
ill GO ID
X/ \
xvi V
130° 1H
UEC. 1 R A. SUA. jDIIT. SNA. jNIIT. 1 A.D.
•245
ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. YKS. MO.
jylidheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo I
Part of Fortune to the Riquintile of Mais in Mundo.... I
Midheaven to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo
Moon to the Riquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- £
verse Direction 5"
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo.
Suu to the Semiquartiie of Mars in Mundo, Direct!
Motion y
Moon to the Semiquartiie of the Sun in the Zodiac....
Sun to the Sextil o of Mais in the Zodiac, Converse !
Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Body of Saturn in Mundo....
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo :
Moon to the Parallel of Mercuiy in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo
Ascendant to the Riquintile of Mercury in Mundo
.Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Converse!
Motion 5
Ascendant to the Riquintile of Jupiter in Mundo
Moon to the Semiquartiie of Jupiter in the Zodiac, !
Converse Direction )
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, !
Converse 'Motion C
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse!
Direction S
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo
Partof Fortunetothe Sesquiquadrate of Marsin Mundo
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse f
Motion C
Moon to the Semiquartiie of Mercuiy iu the Zodiac, /
Converse Direction )
Partof Fortunetothe Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo.
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse }
Motion \
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo.
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Moon to the Body of Mars in Mundo,- Converse Direotion
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Converse Matioa.
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, £
Converse Direction 5
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct ?
Motion 5i
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Moon to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse}
Direction 3
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion....
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo. ...'
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- }
verse Direction 5"
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo..
Moon to the Sextile af Mercury in the Zodiac, Con -1
verse Motion J
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con-3
verse Direction I 3
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse J
Motion 3
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo..
Sun to tho Square of Mars in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in J
Mundo 3
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Con- /
verse Direction 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Con-3
verse Motion 3
Sun to tho Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo, Con- 3
verse Direction 3
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac
Part of Fortune to the Trine ot Mars in Mundo......
247
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. U. M.

gun to the Semiquartfle of Jupiter in the Zodiac 120 43
Moon to the Seraiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse
Motion ..... 5 r
Moon to the Serniquartile of Mars in the Zodiac 22 51
Moon to the .Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? 'og ^
Direction f "
Moon to her own Parallel in the Zodiac 23 8
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ? 4 ,,
17
Motion 5 -
Moon to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 24 21
Midheaven to the Biquintileof Mercury in Mundo *24 35
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Conversed „ , .9
Direction ^
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt') 0 . .-
Motion 5
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in Mundo .. 25 0
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 25 2
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo 25 14
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodiac 25 35
Moon to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction|25 5!)
Midheaven to the Biquintile of J upiter, in 31 undo 2t> 5
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion 20 30
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in 31undo, Direct) „ 00
Birection ^ 2b 33
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac 20 50
Moon to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 28 54
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac 27 15
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. i27 32
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion 127 47
248
The Horoscope is the Apheta in this Nativity, and the Directions

that destroyed Life, were, the Seraiquirrtile of Saturn in the World,
the Mundane Square of Mars, and .Sesqulquadrate of the Sun,
their true Astronoraical^Coinputations, are performed, as follow. " .
The Right Ascension of the Medium Coeli, is, 310® t&, wliicU
subtracted from the Right Ascension of Saturn, with the Circle, " •
374° 15', his distance from the Zenith will be, 64° 3', from which
subtracting his triplicate diurnal horary times, 47° 6', the Arc of
Direction, of the Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo,
will be 1G^ 57'.
The Horoscope's Direction to the Mundane Square of Mars, is

ascertained, by subtracting the Right Ascension of the Nadir, 130?
12', from the Right Ascension of Mars, with his Latitude, 148° 42',
aud the Direction's Arc then becomes, 18° 30'.
The Right Ascension of the Iraitm Creli, is, 130° 12', and that
of the Sun, 208° 12', by subtraction, the distance of the Sun from
the Northern Angle, is, 78° 0', from which his treble nocturnal
horary times, 53° 0', being subtracted, the Arc of Direction of the
Ascendant to the Mundane Sesquiquadrate of the Sun, will be,
?o0 0'.
The Effects of these Directions to the giver of Life, were the .

true Causeof the Native's Death, and in consequence ofthe violence
of the position, the Directions of the Benefics could not give any
support.to the Aphetical point; the Sun's Direction to the Quartile
of Mars in the Zodiac, was united with those to the Hyleg, that
produced his demise ; bat their combined power was retarded for
a time, owing to the stations of the Promittors, as they slowly
approached the A naretical places, in those subterranean parts of
the Heavens, where their mortal rays became in contact with the
true signifieator of Life.
249
In adjusting the Secondary Directions, and comparing them

with the other motions of the Stars in their Genethliacal stations,
wo find the Moon posited in the Western Angle, in opposition to
Mercury, and the Sun, and applying to the Quartile of Mars, ia
the Radix, who was separating trom his own place at the time of
Birth, and near the Moon's place in the Nativity. In the Revo-
luiional Figure for the seventeenth year of his age, the Moon was
in Opposition to the Radical Ascendant, and Mars was near the
Moon's place indhe Geniture; these configurations of the Stars,
when their Declinations are considered, with the Progression, &c.
evidently show their violence, as they assume the most formidable
appearance, in uniting their power with the mortal primary
Directions. At the time the Native died, the Moon was in Square
to the superior Malefic, and Jupiter was in Opposition to Mars ;
Venus was likewise in op|>osition with. Saturn, by which the
Benefics were afflicted by both the Malefics, at the time of Death.
'250
The next is the Nativity of Mr. George Golding, of North

llyckham, near Lincoln ; he was born on the 10th of August,
1753, at 3u. 45m. P. M,; and died June 20th, 1822, aged sixty,
eight years, ten months, and sixteen days.
I was personally acquainted with this Native, a few years before

his death; his honesty, and integrity, combined with every
inestimable virtue, which constitute the human character, are far
beyond the limits of my feeble power to describe. In the early
part of his life, he moved in a respectable station, but before his
dissolution, he was placed in adverse circumstances, yet his firmness
of mind, probity, and fidelity, remained the same ; and though he
was insulted by the vulgar, and treated with unbecoming insolence,
by ignoble persons, yet lie was always unmoved, and in the midst
of all his difliculties, and WRONGS, he possessed that Christian
fortitude, which enabled him calmly to view those storms of afllici
tion, (the effects of which, he was unable to mitigate,) with a
serene, and smiling countenance.
Testators should, by wills, or deeds, employ,

Honest Trustees, who never will annoy
The Orphan's Rights; but then, if they too late,
Those Reptiles in S/ieeps clothing, nominate,
The die is cast, they'll oft embezzle all.
Whether the sums in cash, are great or small.
With house, and land, (the vulgar often say,)
Knavish Trustees, can never run away ;
I'll grant the fact, but what the Lands produce.
They very oft convert, to their own use ;
stealing the rent s, and profits of the same,
Thereby possessing a most roguish name.
All public courts, the guilty robbers fear,
And with reluctance, in the same appear ;
The injur'd heirs, there, all their Rights obtain.
And leave the Robbers in remorse, and pain ;
251 .
Excuses then, will be of no avail.

When splendid facts, their tender ears a.ssail ;
The Law declares this tkutii, which none deny.
There is no WR®NG, without a REMEIY.
190 - 43
a 0 is o
MR. GEORGE GOLDING
August 10th, 1753,

u. M.
3 45 P. M
LATITUDE 53° 14 .
10° 43'
DEC. I 11. A. I SDA. I MIT.t SNA. [NUT. (A. D
253
ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTtOVS. D. M. TRS. MO.
Part of Fortune to the Sesqui quad rate of Sat em inMundo. 0 10'' 0 2
Part of Fortune to the 1Quintile of the Sun in" Murido' 0 15 i •0- 3
flloon to tlie Biquintile of tlie Sun in the Zodiac 0 49 0 10
Hioon to tlie Sosquiqua'drate -of^Mercury in Muridb.T i 14 '"'i" 3
Dircct Motion ........". )
Ascendant lo tlie Trine of Mars in Mundtr v. 1 2V r. 6
jlidheaven to Spica Virginis 2 12 2 4
Moon to the Trine of .VJars in the Zodiac .• ..*.... 2 14 •> 4
Ascendant to tlie Trine of Mercury in Mundo 2 44 2 10
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in the Zodiac 3 40 3 10
fart of Fortune to the Soxlile of Jupiter in Mundo 3 55 4 1
Sun to the Parallel of Mais in the Zodiac 3 5() 4 1
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, ?
Conveise Motion y 4 42 5 0
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in ? 5 1 5
JVlundo. .. 5 4
Moon tothe Body of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 5 10 5 6
Snn to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac, Conveise ? 5 30 5
Direction 5 10
Sun to tlie Sosquiqnadrate of the Moon in tlie Zodiac. .. . 5 5S G 4
.Moon to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo, Conveise } G 46 7 2
Motion 5
Sun to Cor Leonis 6 51 7 3
Midheaven to the Sestile of Jupiter in Mundo , 7 15 7 '8
Sim to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 8 35 9 2
Moon to the Opposition of Venus in the Zodiac, Conveise } 9 27 IP I
•Direction .............. c?... ^
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo ... 9 40 10 5
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac 10 28 11 2
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo !0 47 11 r,
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct)
Motion 11 G ll lo
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo ■.., u if; 12 0
ûn to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? 11 38 12
Direction 5 5
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ?
▼erse Motion K 11 44 12 6
Moon lo the Body of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse ? 12 2 12 ]()
Direction • •■ 3
Moon to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion ... 12 12 13 0
ARC TD
TETE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED, D. M. YRS.
tert of Fortune to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo.... 12 34 13
Sun to the Seniiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- )
verse Direction . .. J 12 59 13
Sun to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion 13 31 14
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse } 13 41 14
Direction ^
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in tlie Zodiac, ? 14 18 15
Converse Motion 5
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in the Zodiac |4 31 15
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo 14 42 15
Midheavento the Square of Venus in Mundo 14 42 15
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, DirectX 14 55 16
Direction 5
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo 15 7 16
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in the Zodiac .. 15 44 16
Sun to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion .; 15 55 17
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in the Zodiac 16 13 17
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo.. 10 38 17
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt} 16 56 18
Motion }
Ascendant to the Body of Saturn in Mundo 17 3 IS
Midhcaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo. 17 3 18
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac 17 0 IS
Sun to the Sosquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, •irect
Direction ^ 17 14. IS
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac, } 17 34 IS :
Converse Motion ^
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ) 17 56 19
Direction
Sun to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac 17 57 19
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 18 S 19
Midhcaven to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo 18 14 19
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt £
Motion 5 18 23 19 1
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 18 33 20
Moon to the Trine of Mare in Mundo, Converse Direction 18 45 20
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 19 1 20
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo .. 19 10 20
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 19 30 21 '
Part cJ Fortune to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo .... 19 43 21
255
D M
TIIF. DIRECT! OVS CO NT [XUED. - -
(Sun to the Semiquartile oi Jupiter in the Zodiac SO 13
jloon to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 20 21
1
jloon to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ? oo o-s
Direction ... — 5 w "
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo .... 20 37
Ascendant to the Body of the Moon in Muodo 21 0
Midheaven to the Square of the Moon in Mundo 21 9
Moon to the Iliquintile of Venus in the Zodiac 21 47
Moon to the Iliquintile of Mercury in the Zodiac 22 IS
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo 23 7
Midheaven to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo 23 9
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo.. 23 4S
Sun to the Sextile of Mercmy in the Zodiac, Converse ? ,, 0 ,
Motion y
Ascendant to the Square of Mars in Mundo 25 6
Midheaven to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo....... 25 C
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. 25 8
Moon to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 25 1(1
Moon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct? jg
Direction...... ...... ............
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Mans in Mundo, Direct)
Motion £-0-1!
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct? ,,,
Direction £
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse j
Motion
Moon to the Semiquartile of Satum in the Zodiac 26 3
Sun to the Quintile of .Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 26 20
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction 26 22
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct .Motion .... 26 34
Moon to the Parallel of Satum in Mundo, Direct Direction. 27 15
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in the Zodiac 27 42
Moon tothe Trine ofJupiter in theZodiac, Converse Motion 27 47
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in the Zodiac .... 27 53
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Con-J
verse Direction J
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion 28 4
Moon to the Op|>osition of the Sun in the Zodiac ." 28 14
Midheaven to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 28 15
Sun to the Square of Satum in the Zodiac 28 29
256
ARC.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. 1
Ascendant to the Diquintile of Mercury in Mundo 29 2
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mtmdo, Converse } (j,, ,,
Dinection • • • ■ ............................ .. ^ ~
Sun to Uio Parallel of Venusin Mundo, by the Majjt Motion 29 9
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion 29 52
Sun to the Sextilo of Jupiter in the Zodiac 29 51
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse? , ,0r
Direction 5 ~
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt ? dU „n 10
.n
Motion 5
Sun to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac 30 12
Moon to the Sesuuinuadrate of Mars in Mundo, Con- } a0 29
^ verse Direction... [
Sun to his own Seniiquartile in the Zodiac 30 31
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 32 0
Sun to the Riquiutile of Mais in Mundo, Direct Direction. 32 25
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mars in M undo ...... 32 34
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Mercury in M undo .... 32 51
Moon to her own Scmiquartile in the Zodiac 33 3
Midheaven to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo........ 33 8
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion .. [33 )8
Part of Fortune to the Body of Venus in Mundo........ 33 25
Sun to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac 133 30
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, by the Rapt ? „
Motion ............ ...... ......... ........ . 5 '
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Direction £ 33 3<.
Part of Fortune to the Somiquartile of the Sun in Mundo. 33 44
Sun to the Scmiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con- { „
verso Moliun 5 1
Sun to (he Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse /
Direction ^ 33 50
Midheaven to the Quintile ofthe Moon in Mundo 33 54
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo .. 3-1 9
Moon to the Sosquiquadrate of Vonus in Mundo, Direct} o ,
Motion y
Moon to theSemiquartileof Saturn in Mundo, Direct? . , r.
Direction ... .. .... ...... .................. ^
M idheaven to the Trine of Venus in Mundo .......... 35 8
Moon to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo, Direct? _
S
Motion S
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ARC. TIME.
THE niBECTIOSS COXTINUEn. D. M. TR.S. S10,
jlidheaven to the Sex tile of Mercury in Slundo ........ 35 30 (iJS 1] '
jfoon to the Sextije of Saturn in the Zodiac............ 35 43 39 1
jlidheaven to the.textile of Saturn in Mundo.......... 35 43 39 I
Jtoon to the Sextilc of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 35 50 39 3
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac 30 49 10 3
Moon to the LKqiiintile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion 30 51 10 3
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac ............ 37 23 40 11
gun to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 37 41 11 3
Part of Fortune to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo. 137 42 4 L 3
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the,Zodiac ........ 37 4S 11 5
Sun to the Quintile of Mare in Mundo, Converse Direction. 38 16 41 10
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Motion. 38 32 12 2
Moon to the Biquiatilc of Venus in Mundo, Converse ?
Direction 5 38 40 42 5
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 39 4 42 D
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo 39 13 12 II
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mars in Mundo 39 10 43 0
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con-?
verse 5lotion } 39 36 43 4
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the { 39 40 43 0
Rapt M otion 5
Sun to the Sexlile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse i
Direction )
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Sim to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse?
Motion .. C
Sun to his own Sextile in the Zodiac
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse )
Direction ^
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac ........ 40 30
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo.. 40 38
Moon to the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Convcrec ?
Motion $
Moon to her own Semiquartile in Mundo 41 26
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction $
Midhcaven to the Sextile of the Moon in Mundo........
Moon to her own Sextile in the Zodiac .......... ....
§un to Splca Virginia ...... ...... ................
ARC,
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. 1
Moon to the Sex tile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse ) 42 IO .
43
Motion 5
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac 42 54
Moon to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac 43 50
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 44 11
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse ? 11 ,. 17
._
Motion $
Moon to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion ... 41 25
Moon to the Opposition cf Mercury in the Zodiac r <.... 44 42
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 14 52
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo 15 3
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion -.45 8
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo, Con-? ^ g
verse Direction 5^
Sun to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion.... 15 14
A'cendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo .... 15 21
Sun to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct .Direction.. 15 34
M»ou to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? J5 45
Motion $
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac 15 50
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse? 1(1 .,. 10
,„
Direction £
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in the Zodiac, ? ,r
Converse Motion j '
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn i n the zodiac, Con-? ... ,
verse Direction S
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mars in Mundo........ 40 45
Ascendant to die Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo 47 1
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 47 1
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct?
ld
ilotion S
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mais in Mundo, Direct? „0
Direction 5
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the zodiac 47 5*2 ,
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in the zodiac IS 21 .
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in the zodiac, Converse Motion 4fi 29 .
Sun to his own Quintile in the zodiac .. 48 29 i
Sun lothe Semiquartile of Mercury in the zodiac 48 38 ;
Ascendant to the Sextile ol iMars in Mundo . 18 44 .=
aiidheaven to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo ...... 18 45 i
259
ARC. TIME.
D M YRS
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. ' - ' WO.
gun to the Square of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse? jg 55 53 g
Motion $
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo. 49 17 54 1
Moon to her own Quintile in the Zodiac 49 23 54 3
gun to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac , 9 55 51 9
Moon to the Biquintile of the Sun in the Zodiac 49 58 54 10
Suu to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, by the Rapt ? jg 54 20
gun to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac 50 15 55 2
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo, Direct ? gj g
Direction 5
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo 51 29 5G G
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 51 39> 5G 8
Moon to her own Sextile in Mundo 52 4 57 1
SunD, to the
• Sextile of Mercury"in Mundo, Converse) 00 -
irection )> D+J aJaJ Oi O
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac 52 39 <57 9
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, Converse) g., ^ 49 ^ j.
57 11
Motion 5
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo.... 53 3 58 2
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction. 53 9 58 4
Sun to the Square of the Moon in Mundo, DirefcFMotion. 53 16 58 fi
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac . 53 16 58 (>
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 53 22 53 8
Moon to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ) gg ^4 58
53 24 50 g
Direction 3
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo 53 28 58 9
Ascendant to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 54" 23 59 - 8
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 54 36 59 11
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac 54 53 1 60 3
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 54 55 60 4
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse
Direction ;..... J 54 56 60 4
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? _ i„_
Motion r5* 0 60 5
Moon to the Sesqniquadrate of the Sun in the Zodiac .... 55 H , 60 7
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury iu the Zodiac,) 1^- „,
Converse Direction J^5-2J 60 9
Ascendant to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo 55 23 60 10
Midheaven to the Square of the Sun in Mundo ........55 28 60 JO
ARC
THK 1HHECTI*NS COXTrXUHD. 1). M. ]
Ascendant to the Trine of Venus in Mundo ;)5 34
Sun to his own Semiquaililo in Mundo 55 42
Moon to the Tiirte of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion. 55 47
Sun to the Quintile of J upter, in the Zodiac, Converse 7 30 ... U.
Direction 5"
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 5fi 26
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac ' 56 31
J'art of Fortune to the Biquiutile of Saturn in Mundo .... 56 33
Moon to the 1'arallol of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion 56 37
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse } , , .
Direction '. 5" ^ 40
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse } ...
Motion 5"
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac 57 13
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 57 20
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion, 5:3 4
Sun to the Tiquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse 7 ..
Direction ^
Sun to the Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac ;j8 25
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac >9 21
Sun to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 5!) 40
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, ConveKeMotion 59 48
.Moon to her own Square in the Zodiac 60 J
A loon to the Riquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct J 011 15.
Direction 5
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo HO 3?
Moon to her own Quintile in Mundo 60 34
Sun to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion. 00 47 |
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rant )
Motion ! ("0 47
Moon to the Parallel of AieiCnry in the Zodiac 60 59
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in tne Zodiac, Convoreo 7
Direction .■. J 11 '
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in tire Zodiac 61 27
Nun to his own Square in the Zodiac ...6150
Ascendant to lire Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 51 ,5)
Mo»n to the Sextilcof Mercury in Mundo, Converse Motion lil 55
i'art of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate ol Saturn in Munde U2 9
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturu in the Zodiac, Con-7 ..
verse Direction... \ '
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ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED, 1). M. YRS. MO.
jloon to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, Converse? Ij2 22 (58 3
Motion ^
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in JMundo, Converse) (i-2 4 2 (58 7
Direction )
gun to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? (52 42 (58 7
Motion .... 3
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction (52 51 68 9
Jloou to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion 63 25 69 4
gun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-? (S3 30 69 5
verse Direction 3
Ascendant to the Sextile of tho Moon in Mundo 63 41 69 7
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 153 54 69 10
gun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo. Converse Direction (53 55 69 10
I'art of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo .. (54 4 70 1
Moon to the Trine of the Sr-n in the Zodiac (54 12 70 3
Moon to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse )
.Motion 3 (if 45 70 10
Moon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction. (54 51 71 0
Sun to the Paralltdof Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. (54 52 71 0
gun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac (54 59 71 1
Sun to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction 65 2(5 71 6
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion (55 27 71 6
Aloon to the Parallel of Mercuiy in Mundo, Converse?
Direction 3 05 29 71 7
Part of Fortune to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo 65 34 71 8
Moon to the Quintile of Venus iu the Zodiac (55 47 71 11
Sun to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion .... (56 0 72 2
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Direction (56 1 ,72 2
Part of Fortune to the Biqnintilc of the Moon in Mundo.. (56 !) 79 4
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury in the Zodiac (56 13 7 2 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct?
Motian 3 66 19 72 7
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac, Con- ? (50 22 72 8
verse Direction 3
Sun to his own Sextile in Mundo (57 5 73 3
Midheavcn to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo (57 15 7 3 5
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Motion. 67 5 4 74 1
Sun to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? 68 24 74 8
Direction 3
San to the Semiquartile of the Moon in the Zodiac (58 27 74 9
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ARC. TrMg
THE DIRECTIONS "CONTINUED. R- M. YRS. .j0'
Ascendant to tlie Opposition of Mercury in Mundo(?8 28 74 . g.'
Mid heaven to the Square of Mercury in Mundo 6.8 28 74. 9
Sun to the Biqniiitilo ofVenns in the Zodiac . !>8 dp:: 75;; j.
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motiou li!) 5-
Sun to the Quinlileof Mercuty in the Zodiac H!) 24 75 -§
Moon to liie Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse/ o-
0 6 l0
Direction S <
Moon to the Sniiaro of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse / ,«n ' ^
Motion....!. ',9'J5
Sun to the Parallel of "Venus in the Zodiac 70 12. 76 6
Sun to thoSextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse /* -v, ' 0 ua J<4
Direction ..... f- /0 18^
Moon tp the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Motion 70 21 76 .9.
Part of'Fortune to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 70. 2.8 76- 9
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Jupiter iii Mundo 71 18 77 §
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo 7 I 29 ' 77! .>10
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the zodiac,-. 71 -37 • 78 ' 0
Moot) to the Trine'of Satorn in the zodiac '.. 71 43 78 . 2
Mooii to the Sesquiquadrate of Merciuy in 'the zodiac.... 72 1 ■.|7S;l. ng
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo 72 121 ?.8:-8
Midheaven to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 72 22 1 78.10
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in/ -q.-.1" ra "r,
"1 Mundo... V
Moon to .the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con- J jo 33 I79 0
, j verse Direction ......' J " '_ * . _
Mooh to the Quinlile of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse / "■> 91 79 0
Motion....! i > ':
Ascendant to the Square 6f Saturn in Mundo 73 3 179" 6
Midheaven to the Body of Saturn in Mundo 73 3 79 : 6
Sun to the Sctniquarlilo of'Saturn in Miindo, Direct / -g g
; Direction.. .•.... ^ - -
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the zodiac. -. 73 15 179.' 8
MoOh lo Jierown Square in* Mundo 73 2n> 71)>- 9
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo, Conveise Mttion 73 23 * ilKl"
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in the zodiac 73 30 SO.1 0
Sun to tlie Trine of Jupiter in the zodiac ..% ._. , 73 34 • SO * 1
Sun to the Sextile of Jupitor in Mundo, Converse Direction.: 74 5;'S0c '0
Part of Fortune to tlie Sextile of Venus in Miindo ...... 74 17-' 80 °
Sun to tlie Sextile'of the Moon in M undo, Direct Motion.. 74 32' 84: 0
Sun to tlie Parallel of Mars in Mundo,' by tlie Rapt Motion. 75 21"' 84: 1®
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The preceding Directions are computed according to Astrono-

mical principles, and those three Arcs to the Angles, which I have
here selected, prove the correctness of the time of Birth ; as they
accurately correspond with those , Events of the Native's Life,
which they produced at those periods, when their Effects were in
operation.
At the Age of eighteen Years, and four Months, the Ascendant

was directed to the Body of Saturn ; at that time he suffered
severely from the Effects of a dangeraus fall; he was also much
afflicted with a violent cough, and pleurisy, which continued
several Months before his health was re-established.
The Horoscope was directed to the Square of Mars in Mundo,

at the Age of twenty-seven Years, and three Montlis, which was
the cause of a sudden, and alarming sickness; and as the power of
the Proraittor was increased by the rays of the Sun, and Mercury,
the baneful Effects of that Direction produced the greatest danger
in Life, by a violent Fever, with pains in the Head, and Breast,
and difficulty in breathing, &c.; but after he had remained in
that afflicted state, during twelve Days, he perfectly recovered, to
the astonishment of his Medical Attendants.
The Ascendant arrived by Direction, at the Opposition of the

Sun, (or the Medium Cceli to the Mundane Square of that Lumina-
ry,) at the age of sixty Years, and ten Months; the Effects of
which, produced great difficulties, and troubles; he was then
afflicted by an intermitting Fever, with injury to the Eyes, and
also with acute pains in the Breast and Abdomen; those who
attended him, believed that his recovery was impossible, butthough
this Direction was armed with direful fury, owing to many exist-
ing causes, which must appear plain to every attentive Student, its
Effects could not destroy Life, because the Ascendant is not Hyleg,
and therefore, though it was unable to produce Death, yet, after he
recovered from its malevolent power, he never enjoyed a good state
of Health any more, during the remaining Years of his Life.
2P
The Moon is the Apheta, or giver of Life, and the time of Death'
must be discovered by her directional Motion to those Promittora,
which have power to produce dissolution. At the Age of fifty-
eight Years, and eight Months, the Prorogator was directed to the
Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, but that Direction could not pro-
duce any Sickness, or danger to the Native's Health, even though
it was j oined with the Sun's Parallel in the World, by Converse
Direction; for the Trine of Jupiter, and Quartile of Venus in the
Zodiac, immediately followed, united with the Trine of Venus in
the Zodiac, and Mundo, by Converse Motion ; but when the Moon
was directed to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, by Converse
Direction, and also to the Square of Saturn in the World, by
Direct Motion, succeeded by the Trine of the Sun in the Zodiac,
and Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by Converse Direction, (those
two Promittors being of the nature of the Enemies in tliisGeniture,)
1 judged, that he could not survive the Effects of those Directions,
particularly, because the Hyleg was- subsequently directed to the
Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac, by Converse Motion, and to tlio
I'arallel of the Sun in Mundo, by Direct Direction, with the
Quartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse Motion. These
Directions formed the mortal train to the giver of Life, and though
the rays of the Benefics interposed, yet they could not save, being
weak, and surrounded by the obnoxious Directions, and stations of
the Malelics. The Native died of an infiamation of the Bowels,
at the time 1 had previously predicted, from which it is evident,
that the Effecls of the above Directions to the true Ilyleg, were
the original cause of his Death.
By Secondary Direction, the Moon was in Opposition to Saturn,

from the Eastern, and Western Anglos, both being in Cardinal
Tigris, and that Luminary was in Opposition to her own place in the'
Nativity. In his last Revolution, the Moon was applying to the
Square of Salurn, and Opposition of Mars, by Converse Direction,-
Mats being in the West, in Opposition to the place of Saturn in the
Geuiture; the Moon had returned to her own station at the time'
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•of Birth, and Satum was in an Angular position, in Conjunction

with Jupiter, At the time he died, the Moon was in Quartile to
the Sun, and applied to the Square of her own Radical place;
Satum was near the station of Mars in the Radix, and the latter
Malefic was applying to the Quartile of Saturn's place at the time
of Birth; all these Motions, and-applications of the Stare, shew
their powerful, and baneful influence, in giving assistance to
those Primary Directions to the I lyleg, which destroyed the Life
of the Native.
The 'primitive Principles of this Science, are regularly

taught by the Author of this Work, by whom, any Person may
have any Nativity calculated with expedition, on immediate
application.
2G6
John Davison was Bom near Hull, on the 21st of July, 18OP,
at On. 4S.M. I*. M; and was drowned, September 26th, 1825;
Aged seventeen Years, two Months, and four Days.
I have observed that those persons, in whose Genitures, the

S tars are unfortunately posited, generally disregard, and' treat with
levity, and contempt, all human admonition ; and instead ofrcceiv-
ing the warnings displayed by the Celestial Messengers, with a
fortitude, and composure, they impiously condemn them in the ,
most insulting, and ignominious terms of disapprobation. It is out
of my power to relate the abuse, levelled against the Heavenly
Hosts, as Secondary Causes by those, who are unbelievers ; though
the most notorious Infidels feel their powerful influence, at those
periods, appointed by the Most High, during the time they inhabit i
this Terrestrial Globe.
This Native in company with five others, attended a Marriage,

in the Church of Bardney, near Lincoln; and in attempting to
cross the River Witham, in a small Boat, one of them, regardless of
danger, shaked the Boat with considerable violence, which occa-
sioned Water to flow over the sides; in this situation, as the Boat
was fast filling, they all went to the stern, by which it instantly
upset, and they were all precipitated into the Water; two others of
the Names of Dent, and Konnington, (each about twenty years of
ago,) were drowned with this Native; the other three were saved
with the greatest difficulty. The time of this Native's Birth was
given to nu; by his Barents, who are now living. The following
Figure of the Heavens, anil Directions, exemplify the Terminus
Vitre, witii the quality of Death.
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222° 51'
JOHN DAVfSON,
BORN,
July 21st, 1808,
u. M.
6 48 P. M.
LATITUDE 53° 45V
42° 51'
LAT. DEC. ,j R. A. SDA. jDHT. J SXA. |NHT. | A. D.
110 27
98 21
52 39
59 2R
50 45
71 21
01 12
126 12
ARC. TIME
A TABLE 'OF THE DIBECTIOKS. D. M. YRS. Mo
Ascendant to the Opposition of Mais in Mundo 0 20 0 4
Midheaven to tlie Square of Mars in Mundo 0 20 0 4
I'art of Fortune to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo 0 31 " 0 6
Midheaven to the Body of Saturn in Mundo 0 57 0 11
Ascendant to the Square of Saturn in Mundo 0 57 0 11
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion -. 1 4 1 1
Sun to the Bodyof Venus in the Zodiac, Converse Direction 1 10 1 2
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt? 1 59 2 0
Motion S
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction. 2 1 1 2 0
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, by the Rapt 7 2 20 2 4
Motion 5
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of J npiter in the Zodiac 2 53 2 10
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt ? 2 59 3 0
Motion 5
Moon to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Converse / 2 59 3 0
Direction 5
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, Converse? 3 32 3 7
Motion $
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direc- ?
tion f 4 10 4 o
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? 4 40 4 8
Motion )
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct V 5 1
CO
Direction 3
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? 5 23 5 5
A lotion 3
Moon to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.. 5 24 5 5
.Snn to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion 5 52 5 11
Psrl of Fortune to the Opposition of the A loon in Alundo. 5 59 (>'
Hoon to the Parallel of Venus in Alundo, Direct Direction 6 0 6
Alouii to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 6 35 6 8
Aiiioi] to the Parallel of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Motion 6 57 7 0
rioon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac,? 7 2 7 1
"Converse iMotion 5'
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse? 7 4 7 1'
direction 5
Ahtou to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 7 38 7 S
Aioun to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 8 15 .8 4
Moon to the Parallel of Alercmy in Alundo, Direct? 8 17 8 4
Direction 3
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YRS. MO.
gun to the Parallel of Mare in Mu'ndo, Direct Motion.... 8 2(5 8 6
San to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 8 51 811
gan to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 8 52 S 11
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo .... 10 33 10 S
gan to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac 11 13 II 4
jUidheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 11 50 12 2
Monii to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse £ 12 8 12 4
Direction }
Sun to the Trine ol Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 12 47 ii3 0
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction .. 13 20 13 8
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Converee Motion. 13 41 13 11
Moon to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 13 55 14 2
Sun to the Seraiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac 13 50 L4 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con- ? 14 10 14 S
verse Direction }
Part of Fortune to the Square of Saturn in Mundo 14 26 14 g
Midheaven to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo 14 31 14 <1
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zodiac 14 36 14 1(>
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo.. 14 40 14 11
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion 14 513 15 2
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, ? 15 6 15 5
Converse Direction 3
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in the Zodiac 15 17 15 7
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct ( 15 IS 15 7
Motion i
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus-in Mundo, Converee 1 15 51 16 2
Direction... S
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiaic, Con-? 16 15 16 7
verse Motion S
Moon to the Body of the Sun in the Zodiac 16 26 16 9
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac 16 32 16 10-
Sun to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Converee Direction 16 53 17 3
Sun to Cor Leon is 17 47 18 2
Ascendant to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo 17 51 18 3
Midheaven to the Square of Venus in Mundo
Midheaven to the Trine of Mass in Mundo
"Uu to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt?
Motion 5
™n to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ?
18 14 18 S
Direction 3
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THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. I

Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Motion 5
Ascendant to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo ......
Midheavcn to the Square of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Direct^
Direction 5
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Moon in Mundo
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt?
Motion )
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Converse Birection.
Ascendant to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo
Midheavcn to the Square of Mercury in Mundo
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Quintile of Satum in the Zodiac .. !
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Con-? .
verse Motion 5"
Ascendant to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo '.
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direc- } .
tion y '
Sun to the Scxtile of Mars in the Zodiac '.
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac '.
Sun to the Sextile of the Moon in the Zodiac :
Moon to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Birect Motion . . :
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse?
Birection 5
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse / .
Motion ^ "
Moon lo the Sesquiquadrate of Satum in Mundo, Con- ? ,
verse Motion ^ '
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- ? .
verse Birection 5
Ascendant to the Trine of Saturn in M undo :
Moon to the Body of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Motion .. :
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac :
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse ? ,
Birection §
Sun lo the Square ol Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? a
Motion . ' 5
Moon to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac :
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THE DIRECTIONS CONTINDED. D.

Moon to the Eiqnintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 24
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mare in Mundo, Converee? 04 33 25
Direction
. . . » , -. .. , C 3
04
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrato of the Moon in Mundo.. 24 43 *_5 6
Sun to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion 25 1 -5 10
Sun to the Sextileofthc Moon in Mundo, Direct Direction25 30 26 4
Moon to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion 25 35 26 5
Sun to his own Semiquartile in the Zodiac -5 53 26 9
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo, Converse Di-? .>g g 27 0
rection § ~
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 26 14 27 3
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 26 35 27 7
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo.... 26 41 27 8
Sun to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac 26 45 27 9
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-? .>g 43 27 9
verse Direction 5
Moon to the Square Saturn in the Zodiac 26 51 27 10
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion .. '-7 9 28 2
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction .. 27 22 28 5
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Motion 27 28 28 6
Sun to the Quintilc of M are in the Zodiac -7 33 28 7
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac 27 43 28 10
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac 28 38 29 9
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ? 03 43 09 jg
verse Direction 3
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Motion 28 47 29 11
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo .. 28 52 30 " 0
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There cannot be stronger testimonies of a violent Death, in any

Geni tare, than in this under consideration. , The learned and im-
mortal Ptolemt, has, in his precepts, clearly defined the cause,
and quality of Death in all cases, whether violent, or natural,
and, he 'plainly informs us how to select the rulers of Death, in
any Nativity, which are chiefly to be regarded; for, if the Lumi-
naries are in the superior Angles, and afflicted by the Maleficsin
violent Signs, and Terms without assistance; and at the same time,
if the Benefics are found in obnoxious places, and afflicted by
Position, and are also inimically joined in the Directions for dis-
solution, then, when such testimonies prevail, a violent Death is
evidently foreboded, which is always pointed out by the Effects of
the Mortal Directions, when they are in operation to the giver of
Life; the first of. which ascertains the true period of dissolution,
fwhen benevolent rays do not precede,) and those that follow, in-"
dicate the quality thereof; thus when remarkable, and violent
Deaths happen, we always find both the Malefics ruling the Ana-
retic places, and assuming power, and superior dominion over
the Luminaries, and afflicting them at the same time in the Radix,
as well as in the subsequent train of the Mortal Directions,
which was the case in this Nativity.
Those who adhere to the infallible precepts, (contained in this
W ork,)for defining the Apheta, will find, that in the Geniture of this
unfortunate young Man, the Sun claims the dominion of I'roroga-
tor, and, at the time of Death, that Luminary was directed to the
Quartile of Satum, in the World, Converse Motion; succeeded by
the Hyleg to the Body of Mars, in the Zodiac, Converse Direction;
the giver of Life, also subsequently arrived at the West; Semi-
quartile of Mars, in Mundo, by a right Motion ; Rapt Parallel of
'Mercury; and Pafhllelof Mars, in the World, Converse Direction;
followed by mabyother direful Motions to the significator of Life.
Some may probably say, that the two foremost Directions, in the
Mortal train, are only Converse, and have not sufficient power to
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produce dissolution; to this I answer, that both those Malevolent

Motions, were formed from Angles, and Signs of the Watery
Trigon, and, under those circumstances, they became equal to the
formidable efficacy of any direct Aspect, and, were qualified with
others, to portend Death by Drowning. The foregoing Motions
of the Celestial Bodies, were preceded by the giver of Lifo, to the
Zodiacal Parallel of Mercury, tc/io is of the nature of Saturn, in
the Radix; and, when Ibis Direction was completed, that Star
was received in the Orls, and Terms of Mars; but, as the Pro-
mittor was retrograde, and declining to the Occidental Horizon,
it was retarded in shewing its Effects, until the other Motions of
the Stars displayed their ominous, and inimical power to the Sun,
the legal Prorogator of Life.
In computing the Secondary Motion, we find, the Aphetawas
Angular, and applying to the Zodiacal Quartile of Saturn ; and,
that Luminary was in Mundane Square to his position, in the
Geniture. In the Revolutional Figure, the Moon had just separa-
ted from the Square of Stars, in the Zodiac, and was exactly in the
same - Aspect with Saturn, in the World. At the time he was
Drowned, the Moon was posited in a Watery Sign, beholding the
greater Malefic, by hostile applications; she likewise applied to
the Mundane Parallel of Mercury, who was of the nature of the
Malcvolents ; and both the Bcncfics were extremely afflicted by the
Conjunction of Mars, which correspond with the Directions, and
gave additional violence to the other stations, and configurations of
the Planets in the Geniture.
The following is the Nativity of Charlotte, Daughter of the late

Mr. William Booth, Schoolmaster, at Brant Broughton, near
Grantham, Lincolnshire. This Gentleman was an eminent Ma-
thematician, and a good Astronomer. The time of Birth, taken,
and given by himself, was April 29th 1780, 7h. 12m. P. M.She
died on the 2nd of August, 1818, aged thirty-eight years, three
months, and three days, (according to my previous Calculation,)
which will appear evident from the following Figure of the Heavens,'
at the time of Birth, and the Anaretical Directions, which are cor-
rectly computed, according to the unerring principles of Astronomy.
145° 33'
. NATUS, <? t?
April 29th, 1780,

E. M.
7 12 P. M.
LATITUDE 53°.
325° 33'
118 7 19 41
98 32 16 25
13 58 47 9 48
110 33 1)9 27 11 35
50 18 8 23
7f5 30 12 46
103 50 17 18
82 4 13 41
276
TIMS.
A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. 'yrs. mq.
Sun totbe Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-? _
verse Direction ^
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mundo .... 0 59
Part of Fortune to the •pposition of the Moon in Mundo 1 14
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, ? j .
by Converse Direction 3
Moon to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Con- ? ,
verse Motion 5
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ? „ „
Direction 3
Ascendant to the Opposition of the Sun in Mundo 2 33
Midheaven to the Square of the Sun in Mundo 2 33
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction 2 47
Midheaven to the Lion's Heart 4 9
Moon to the Trine of Venus in iMundo, Converse Direction 4 51
Moon to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac 5 49
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, by ? „fl
Converse Direction y
Part of Fortune tothe Sesquiquadrate of Mercuty, in Mundo 6 4fi
Moon to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac 7 23
Sun to the Biquintile of&turn in Mundo, Converse Motion 7 49
Sun to the Sextfle of the Moon in the Zodiac 7 51
Moon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 9 5
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in Miindo, Converse ?
Direction y "
Moon to the Square of Mars in Mundo, by Direct Motion 9 42
Moon to the Semkjuartileofthe Sun in the Zodiac 9 55
Midheaven tothe Trine of Mercury in Mundo 10 0
Moon to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo. Direct Direction 10 22
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse > „.
Motion. ^ 10 24
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct) in
Direction ^ 10 50
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mars in Mundo........ II 10
Part of Fortune to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo...... 11 12
Midheaven to the Quintile of Mare in Mundo 12 15
Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction 12 15
Sun to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Con- } J1T1S
verse Motion^ 3 *'
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo 12 48
277
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINDED. D. M. TRS. MO.
Part of For ttne to the Qaintile of Venus in Mahdo 12 48 13 3
jloontothe SesqaiquadratB of Jupiteri n the Zodiac, i 13 oj 13 ig
Converse Direction y ■"
gan to the SestUe of Venus' in Mundo, by Converse? ,0 no 14 n
Motion w do 11 u
Part of Fortune to tbe- Square of Saturn- in- Mundo.;.... 13 41 14 1
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo.. 14 2G 14 10
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saium in M under, Con- ? ., ^^ 2
verse Direction ^
Son to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion i4 55 15" 4
Ascendant to the Biquintlle of Mercury in Mundo.... a 15 6 15 6
Moon to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac, by Converse? 15 45 IG 1
Direction
Snn to the Parallelof Saturn in Mundo, by the Rapt? 15 43 iG 2
Motion ij
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Converse? jq 04 jq jg
Direction C
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse? |6 3° 17 0
MotlOn . ... .... ... .....a' ^ *.». ■ S
Snntotlie Body of Mercury in the World, by Con- \ jg gg j- 0
rerse Direction £
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse? 16 5° 17 4
Motion 5
Moon to the Sexti leof Mars in the Zodiac 18 17 18 0
Sun to tho Square of the Moon in Mundo, Dir et Direction 20 32 21 0
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, by Direct ? r,j 0 .7j g
Ai otion ......... .........
Moon to the Sextile of Mercniy in the Zodiac, Converse 1 0. _Q on 0
Direction J' -2 "
Moon to tho Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct ? r,, -o s
Motion 5 ""
liioon to tho Sesquiquadr ite of Venus in Mundo, by? ^ g 20 7
Converse Direction § "
Moon to the Trine of Saturn -inthe Zodiac^.'22 32 23 0
Midheaven to the Sextile of Vonus in Mundo :. 22 36 23 1
of For tine to-the Sesquiquadrate of the Sun in Mundo 22 46 23 3
pendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo.. 22 46 23 3
'unto the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, by Converse^ )0 0g ^
''idheaven to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo.... 22 56 23 6'

•278
THE DIRECTfONS CO\TI\UED. 0. SI. TRS. Mq

Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo 22 56 23 g
Sun to the Sosquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- ? 03 g 03
verse Direction! ^ "
Sun to the Biquintileof Jupiter in the Zodiac 13 . 7 23 ' g.,
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse / jg "'3 In
Motion........ $
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, by Converse ( 0g 28 04 n
Direction ^
Moon to the Sextile ofSatum in Mundo, Converse Motion 23 51 24 4
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, by Converse? .,3 ^g
Direction y ~
Sun to the Pleiades in the Zodiac. 24 2 M G
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction.. 24 30 24 11
Sun to Ore Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the Rapt? gg ^ ,
Motion } * ~
Sun to tire Parallel of Saturn in tlie Zodiac 24 38 25 1
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in the Zodiac >5 0 25 ,5
Moon to the Trine of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? ^
Direction 5
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse Motion 25 7 25 7
Midheaven to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo 25 43 26 2
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 25 57 26 5
Sun to the Serniquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ? .jg ]q. 9q' g
Direction 3 "
Sun t« the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac, by Con-? 9,. og g.
verse Motion ; 3 '
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction 26 17 26 10
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, by Converse Motion 26 19 iQ 10
Ascendant to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo 26. 23 26 ll
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse ? .,g eg II
Direction 3
Sun to theSextile of Mars in Mundo. Converse Motion.. 27 58 28 5
Sun to tho Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac, by Converse ? 00 n
Direction .* ^ J8 33 -3
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of the' Sun in Mundo.. 29 44- 30 2
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo 30 21 30 6
Midheaven to the Biquintileof Mercury in Mundo 30 26 30 16
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in tho Zodiac, by Con-? , _ qi tl
verse Motion 3 '
Moon to tho Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse ? oo ■? > qo 11
Direction C
279
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. YRS. MO
Jloon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse ? o.-> o« 33 y
Motion • 5
Sun to the Body of Man in the Zodiac 32 48 33 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mare in the Zodiac 30 35 34 0
Sun to the Body of Mare in the World, by Direct Direction. 33 41 34 I
Sun to the Sex tile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion. 33 46 34 2
Jloon to the Quintileof Marsin Mundo, Direct Direction.33 57 34 4.
Ascendant to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo 35 32 35 9
Jloon to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, by Direct? ^ 5 33 35 9
Motion f
Sun to the Opposition of Satum in Mundo, Direct ? gg gg jg
Direction 5
Sun to the Sesquiquadrateof Jupiter in the Zodiac 35 38 35 10
Jloon to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac 35 42 36 0
Sun to his own Scmiquarlile in Mundo 35 43 36 0
Moon to the Sesquiquadrato of Venus in the Zodiac, by 2 gg 00 gg g
Converse Motion j ~
Ascendant to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo,...... .'36 29 36 8
Jlidheaven to the Square of Mars in Mundo............ 36 29 36 8
Part of Fortune to the Body of Jupiter, in Mundo...... 36 31 36 8
Sun to the Square of Venus in Mundo, by Converse? gg ,g gg
Motion •.. j
Sun to the Parallel of M are in the Zodiac 36 55 37 1
Jloon to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction, 37 11 37 4
Suu to the QuiutiLc of Mars in the World, Converse ? g_ . - g_ -
Directione.....................o 0.........^
Ascendant to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo 37 15 37 5
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of'Saturn in Mundo 37 17 37 5
Ascendant to the Sesquiquad rate of the Sun in Mundo.... 37 18 37 6
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by Converse ? 37 Q_
50
00 „
Motion f 38 2
Sun to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction.. 37 51 3S 2
Jloon to the Sesquiquadrato of Saturn in the Zodiac .... 38 1 38 4
Moon to the Scxtilfe of Venus in the Zodiac 38 15 38 6
Ascendant to the Body of Satum in Mundo (38 20 38 7
Jlidheaven to the Square of Saturn in Mundo .......... 38 20 38 7
Moon to the Quintileof Mercury in the Zodiac, Con-? gg gj gg 7
VCRSC Blieclion o c o e c eo©e«oeeecoccoeo«»eoeco© j
Jloon to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac .......... 38 30 38 9
•"Sun to the Opposition of Saturn in the Zodiac .......... 38 33 ,38 10
280
ARC. TIME.
TDK DIRECTrCrVS CONTINUED. D. M. TRS, Mo
Sun to Aldebaran in tlie Zodiac 38 39 39 g '
Part of Fortune to the Square of Venus, in the World 38 44 39 j
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse ? 39 (j 39
Motion 5 ^
Sun to tbe Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 39 45 39 Ig
Midheaven to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo 39 54 40 %
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, by Con-V 9 41 o
verse Motion >5 "
Sun to the Sestile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Motion, 42 9 42 2
Part of Fortune to the Biquintile of the Moon, in Mundo.. 12 'If! 12 g
Moon to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 13 5 13 1
Moon to the Sesqui quad rate of Mars in the World, Con- } L 3 g. ^
verse Motion... .. .... 5" '
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo 43 42 43 q
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Mars in Mundo 13 48
4 8 43 lo
Moon to the Square of Mercury in the World, by ^-on" ?. 43 59 44
verse Motion 3
Sun to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction. 43 59 44
Sun to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse} ^ ^ ^
Direction .^.o. .....o...................... ^
Moon to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion.. 14 8 44
Moon to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac 14 11 44
Midheaven to the Biquintile of the Sun in Mundo ...... •14 14 15 44
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn iu the Zodiac, Converse? 14 43 44 ..
Direction....... .. ^'
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by tbe? 44 52 44 10
Ruj't Motion 5
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo. .45 4 45
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction. 45 1? 15
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse ? ■ 5 05 15
Motion 3
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo 40 2 45
Moon to her own Semiquartile iu the Zodiac 40 30 Its
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac ...... 4(5 33 46
Moon to the Parallel of Mercury in the Zodiac ........ -IS 49 40
Sun to hi-, own Semiquartile in the Zodiac ..4? 17 i7
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac ........ 47 21 47
Moon to her own Parallel in the Zodiac .............. -17 42 47
Moon to the Trine of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse Direction 18 43 48
Ascendant to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo .......... 48 53 48
•281
This Native was Married to a Gentleman far above her station

in Life, which is plainly visible in the Heavens. An honorable
connexion was formed at the Age of twenty-six Years, and two
Months, under the Effects of the Direction of the Midheaven to
the Trine of the Sun, in the World, he being ruler of the Tenth,
and pointed in the Western Angle, which is the Husband's Ascen-
dant. At the Age of twenty-six Years, and eleven Months, the
Horoscope came by Direction to the Sextile of Jupiter, in Mundo,
which may he proved by the use of the Celestial Globe; and as
Jupiter waa in a Cardinal Sign, disposed of by Venus, lady of the
Husband's Ascendant, and was also in the Kadis, in a Mundane
Sextileto the Medium Caeli, the supreme Angle of Dignity, and
Promotion; and was likewise in Trine to Venus in the Eighth,
which is the Husband's second, with Mercury lord of the Eighth,
in Sextile to Venus, lady of the seventh; these Radical positions,
united with the efficacy of the primary Directions in operation,
from the Age of twenty-six Years, and two Months, until twenty-
six Years, and eleven Months, were proper to produce a respectable,
and Wealthy Marriage. She was Married to a Gentleman of con-
siderable Property, on the sixth of May, 1807, Aged twenty-seven
Years, and six Days.
The Sun, in this Geniture, is the undoubted Apheta, or giver of
Life; and, at the Age of thirty-eight Years, and two Months, that
IiUininary came to the Parallel of Mars, in Mundo, by Direct
Direction, followed by the Opposition of Saturn, in the Zodiac,
with Aldebaran, and also to the Parallel of Saturn, in the World,
by a right Motion; these were the Directions which I judged
would produce Dissolution, the truth of which was verified, though
she lived one Month, and three Days, beyond the period pointed
out by the first Direction in the train for Death.
But some will ask, why I have not noticed the Direction of the
Ascendant to the Body of Saturn, it being in operation with thoso
of the Sun, which I have allowed for Death T to such iiKjuirkt :
2R2
282
I shall only say, that the true Hyleg alone, in every Genilure,
must be directed for Death, its time, and quality; the Direction
of the Horoscope to the Body of Saturn, might augment the fujy
of the other Directions to the Prorogator, yet, it was of its own
nature, wholly unqualified to produce Death, or any serious or
alarming Indisposition; but being united with those that compose
the Anaretic train, it doubtless gave some additional assistance to
the Effects of the Mortal Directions to the Hylcg before mentioned,
when they were in operation. The Horoscope Advocates may-
believe this if they please, for it is an established fact, that the
most violent, and malignant Directions to the Ascendant, can never
destroy Life, when the Luminaries, &c; are in the proper Apheti-
cal places, and claim the Prorogatory power; though evil Direc-
tions to the Horoscope may, (without others of a violent nature,)
produce Sickness, and Accidents, with various troubles, <Src. These
things are manifestly apparent to every Practitioner; but before I
proceed further, I shall make some observations on the Directions
of the Sun to the Body of Mars in the Zodiac, and in the World,
which were followed by the Opposition of Saturn, in Mundo, as I
shall probably be asked why they did not destroy Life, before the
Age of thirty-eight Years, and two Months. The Sun certainly
passed those Directions without causing the Death of the Native;
and I am convinced, that many pretenders to this Science, would
judge inevitable Dissolution, in similar instances, from such appar-
ent violence ; but in this case, those Directions were not Anaretic,
and therefore were not armed with a sufficient portion of inimical
power to destroy Life; neither were they able to produce any dan-
gerous Sickness, or Accidents, so as to put Lifo in jeopardy; because
when the same Directions were finished, those Malefic Promittors
were received in the Orbs, 7er/ns,and Directions of the Benevo-
lents, which deprived them of part of their own natural, and vio-
lent influence, and power. The preceding Directions were
followed by the Sun to the Parallel of Mars, in the Zodiac, the
EITccb of which, assisted by the Direction of the Horoscope to the
283
Opposition of that Malefic, coulil not prove Mortal, because the

flyleg was succeeded by the Square of Venus, in Mundo, Converse
Direction, and Parallel of that Star in the World, by Converse
Motion; and Saturn, and Mars, were likewise conjoined with
benign Directions, by the Motion of the Primum Mobile, by
which a large •portion of the eoil was dissolved, which must be
constantly, and •particularly attended to, in all similar Calcula-
tions, and Judgment.
But though the Directions before quoted, had not Sufficient

power to destroy life, owing to the causes above assigned; yet,
when they shewed their Effects, the Native experienced a linger-
ing Illness, with which she was afflicted for more than a Year
previous to her dissolution; the rays of Venus falling in by Direc-
tion at the time of Death, were unable to save, against the evil train
then in operation that succeeded, though they described the nature
of the affliction, or quality of the Modal disease, which was a
disorder of the Stomach, and Liver. The use of Medical skill
was of no avail, neither was human assistance able to alleviate her
lingering afflictions; but Death put a final period to her Earthly
sufferings, at the Age before recorded.
There may probably he some difficulties arise among practition-
ers, concerning the nature, and power of those Directions that are
Anaretic, and those that are not; for in all cases, the Rules of
the immortal Ptolemy, are substantial; he tells us in plain lanJ
guage, that Directions of the Hyleg to the Bodies, and other
destructive rays of Saturn, and Mars, &c ; do not always destroy
Life-, he also informs us, that when the Apheta is at any time
directed to the Malefics, or their furious beams, the evil though
apparently great, is much abated, if the enemies at the same time,
do not possess their own natural, and violent power; for if they
arc then in the Terms of the benevolent Stars, and are directed to
the Bcnefics, either in the Zodiac, or Mundo, they cannot destroy
Life; though they may be qualified to produce long, and lingering
284
diseases, which may be considered as the fore-runners of Death;

so that when the practitioners have (as they suppose,) computed a
violent train of Directions to the Prorogator, they then absurdly
judge Death from their Effects, without consulting other sideral
causes of the greatest importance, previous to giving final Judg-
ment; for if the Benefic Directions intervene to break the train, or
if the Malefics, &c, as I have before observed be directed at the
same time in peculiar parts of the Heavens, to the Bodies, or rays
of Jupiter, or Venus, or their Terms, life will be preserved, not-
withstanding the apparent fury, and violence of the Directions,
The Revolulional Figure for the Native's thirty-eighth Year,
contained the greatest testimonies of violence; for Saturn was
posited exactly on the Radical place of the Moon, and Jupiter had
nearly returned to the Square of his own placo in the Nativity,
where ho was afflicted by the hostile beams of Mars, from Cardinal
Signs. Mars was likewise in Quartile to the Radical place of
Jupiter at Birth, and the Moon, in the Revolution, was applying
to the Body of Satum. Mercury was also near the Conjunction of
Mars in the Geniture, and likewise near the Square of the
Moon in the Revolution. By Secondary Motion, the Moon
was in Square to the Sun, in the World, and the Ilyleg was also
afflicted by both the Malefics, having then the •eclination
of the Moon. Saturn had also returned to his opposite place at
Birth, and Mercury was likewise applying to the Opposition of
Satum, and had his Declination also; the Sun had passed the
Opposition of Saturn, and applied to the Body of Mars; and in the
Progression, that Malefic was posited on the place of the Moon
in the Revolution, who was afflicted by the violent rays of Saturn;
the Sun having at the same tune gained the Declination of Saturn,
was likewise in Square to the Moon in the Nativity. On the
Morning of Death, there was a New Moon in nine Degrees,
thirteen Minutes of Leo, in Square to the place of the Sun at Birth;
and what is most remarkable, Venus, (whose primary Directions
285
interposed in the train of Death, but could not save,) was in Con-
junction with Mars, and in Opposition of Saturn at the time of
Dissolution; these things duly considered, not only prove the Verity
of the Computations, but also the great, and important use of
Revolutions, and Secondary Directions. &c, when properly
attended to at those periods, and in all cases, when Anaretical
Directions are in operation to the true Prorogator, or giver of Life.
280
The following Nativity is that of a Female Child, who was

Bom ou the 20th. of September 1803, at half past eleven o'Clouk
at Night; and was Drowned at the Age of sis Years, five Months,
and sixteen days. The Figure of the Heavens, with the Mortal
Directiens, prove, that the true Hyleg alone, must, (in all cases,) be
directed for Death, its time, and quality.
In this Geniture, both the Luminaries are under the Earth, and'
all the other Planets are likewise posited in a Subterranean position,
so that the Horoscope claims the Aphclical power. Now as the
time of Birth was correctly taken by an adjusted Clock, I think
all those who absurdly suppose that the Angles may be directed to
Aspects in the Zodiac, will doubtless bo convinced of their Error,
for it is evident thatthere can be no such Directions, according to
the true Doctrine of the Sphere, which has been before observed. I
have in numerous Examples, proved the absurdity of such whimsi-
cal notions; and if any advocates are now to be found, who are
disposed to rely on the Effects of Directions in the Zodiac, to the
Angles, I must inform them from the highest Authority, and the
most substantial proof, that no such Directions have been in Exist-
ence, according to the true Motions of the Heavens, since the
beginning of the World.
NATUS,
September 2011), 1803,

n, M.
. 11 30 P. M.
LATITUDE 53° 55'.
sv\
9
^ \ \Xp
**> \/>
109° 45'
LAT. I DEC. | 11. A. IS D A. i DHT. | SN A • I MIT.
o /
75 35
91 33
98 47
288
ARC. '
A TABLE OP THE DIRECTIONS »• Vli
Moon to the Soxtile of Venus in the Zodiac, Conyerse f " „0 .jq 28 0
Motion ) 7
Part of Fortune to tlie Sextile of Saturn in Mnndo.... „. 1 4 1 2
Sun to the Body of Saturn in Mimdo, Converse Direction, I 23 1 6
Midheaven to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo 2 20 2 8
Ascendant to the Square of Venus in Mimdo .......... 2 20 2 8
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo .... 2 31 1 2 lo
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac............ 2 32 2 10
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo...... 3 41 44 4 1
Moon to the Soxti le of the Sun in the Zodi ac 4 49 5
449 4
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by the lta.pt Motion. 4 50 5 4
Moon to the Semiquartileof Jupiter in the Zodiac 4 53 5 a
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse Bircction 5 0 5 7
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac ................ 5 14 5 10
Ascendant to the Square of Saturn in Mundo .......... 5 50 0 G
Midheaven to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo ...... 5 50 6 6
Moon to the Semiquartileof Venus in Mundo, Direct^ g5 50
6 0
Motion 3"
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mnndo, by the Rapt ? g6 gg 39 7 4
hi OllOn ........ OOOCO. ........ ...Be....... n e ^
Midheaven to the Biquintileof the Moon in Mundo .... 718 7 18 8 2
Ascendant to the Square of the Sun in Mundo 7 30 S 4
hi id heaven to the Opposition of thfe Sun in Mundo 7 30 8 4
Sun to the Scmiquartile of the Moon in the Zodiac ...... 8 5 8 11
Part of Fortune to the Square of the Moou in Mundo .. 8 34 9 6
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct ? g9 03 1
23 10 •1
Directitn 5
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion... 9 23 î«J 10 4
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo,... 9 24 10 4
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mais in Mundo...... 9 56 11 0
Sun to the Parallel ofVenus in Mundo, Converse Direction. 9 59 11 1
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac .......... 10 8 It 2
Moon to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Con- 1 jg to gg 11 !.)
CO
C3
verse Motion.......... .................. .... |

Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac 0.... LO
10 55
5il} 12 I
Mnon to the Semiquartile of the Sun in Mundo, Direct?!]] Dl 14 12 &
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Vecus in Mrjido ..II 11 29 12 s
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in the Zouicc ............ 111 30 12
1 I 33 Id
S'toon to the Semimmrfiie01 Mars in the Zodiac Pi 20 13
Il2 7
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. TRS. MO.
Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion.. jl3 0 14 4
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in the Zodiac 13 12 14 7
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac 13 12 14 7
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac !]3 24 ,14 10
gun to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Direction 13 37 15 H
Sun to the Parallel of Venus in the Zodiac 13 40 15 2
Sun to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion.... 13 43 15 3
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-
tv x-
verse Direction. 3>-13 57 15 6
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in M undo, by the Rapt Motion 14 23 15 11
Part of Fortunejo the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo.. 15 8 16 9
Ascendant to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo ........ 15 40 17 4
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in the Zodiac.......... 15 59 17 8
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Ju|>iterin Mundo .... 1(5 23 18 2
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile ot the Sun in Mundo. 17 15 19 0
Sun to the Parallel of Mercury in Mundo, by the Rapt? l0
Motion C 17 26 ,J s
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse j .» ln ,
Direction ^ 17 dl J,J
Suu to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo. by the Rapt Motion.; 17 34 [ l9 5
In eveiy Nativity, all the true Arcs of Directions to the vital

significators, whether of a benevolent nature, or of a Male lie power,
ought to be computed, which fall within the Orbs, and Terma of
the Erratics, after the arrival of the true Prorogator, at tlie foremost
in the Mortal train, (as in this case,) according to the Doctrine of
the immortal Ptolemy, which he has clearly demonstrated in his
Original Greek Quadripartite,- for if all the Mortal Directions are
not truly wrought, which precede, as well as those that follow, or
unite in the Anaretic train, the Student will not be able to distin-
guish those that destroy Life, from others, which shew the nature,
and quality of Death; for it is not always the first Malefic Direc-
tion to the Hyleg which destroys Life, though it is generally the
case; for it sometimes happens, that when the giver of Life has
arrived at the first Direction in the beginning of those hostile pri-
mary Motions, which threaten dissolution. Life is preserved by
other benign Rays, Orbs, and Tenns, in which the Prorogator,
assuming the powerful Aphetical Dignity, is surrounded in the
Zodiac, and in Mundo. Those benevolent Directions (whether
Converse, or Direct,) formed from the superior places, and Angles,
&c. will dissolve a considerable portion of the evil; so that no materi-
al injury to Life is experienced; but when the giver of Life arrives
at the next Malefic Direction in the train, then Death will ensue,
because the power of those preceding Directions, (though of a be-
nevolent nature,) is destroyed, and can afford no assistance to the
true Prorogator, and particularly when other vital significators am
afflicted by violent primary Directions, at, or near the same period.
There are many testimonies in this Geniture, which clearly
portend a violent Death. The Sun is conjoined with Saturn, in the
Imum Cadi, and Venus is united with them in that Angle. The
Moon is in the Watery Sign Scorpio, in Sextile with the Sun,
Saturn, and Venus; and as those rays are formed from Signs of
long Ascension, they are of the nature, and power of a Squarein
this case. Mercury is in Conjunction with Mars, in the Nativity/
291
and both are transmitting violent, and obnoxious qualities to Jupiter,

who is also afflicted by the Parallel of Saturn's Declination ; and
the prevailing evil testimonies are considerably increased, in conse-
quence of all the Planet's being Angular, the Moon excepted, and
under the Earth at the time of Birth, and in those violent Signs,
and places, which give Death by Drowning; for Ptolemy inform*
us, that when the Moon is in moist Signs, and evilly configurated
with the Sun, and Satum in obnoxious places, (the benevolent
Stars being afflicted at the same time;) then Death will occur by
Suffocation, and Drowning; and thus i t happened in the present
instance.
The Directions that destroyed this Native's Life, were the
Ascendant Hyleg, to the Squares of Saturn, and the Sun in Mundo,
according to true, and natural Motion ; and it is evident, that no
other Directions could destroy Life. The Horoscope was separa-
ting from the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon, in Mundo, but was not
free from the Effects of that inimical, and previous application at
the time of Birth. Some will say, that the Ascendant is afflicted
by the Squares of Saturn, and Mercury, in the Zodiac, and ought
not their rays to be esteemed of sufficient power to destroy Life? To
this I answer, the Native lived past the expiration ofthefifth Year,
and therefore she died by Directions. In the.course of all my
practice, I have never seen any Zodiacal Squares of the Malefics to
the Ascendant, destroy Life, when that point of the Heavens was
the TRUE PROROGATOlt..
But as I do not wish to sanction any project, nor rely on any
Rules, and Precepts, which cannot be proved by Reason, and de-
monstrated by Truth; I will now prove to the Reader, (if he is
not wilfully blind,) that when Mars, and Mercury arrive at the
Cusp of the Northern Angle, then is the Ascendant directed to
their true Squares in Mundo ; this Motion may bo instantly proved
by the Celestial Globe, to the satisfaction of all those who wish to
inquire after Truth, and adhere to Reason in all their operations;
for it must be impossible for the Ascendant in this case, to be
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tlirecletl to tlio Squares of Mars, and Mercury, by two dislinctl anrj

separate Motions; indeed if that was the case, we should have very,
small Arcs of Directions in one operation, and in the other, very
large ones; but I do positively say, that the true Arc of Direction,
of the Ascendantto the Square of Mars, in Mundo, in this Geniture,
is 29° 2'; and that of Mercury 29° 5'; and if we subtract the
correct distance of Mars from the Northern Angle, 29° 2' from his
duplicate nocturnal horary times 33° 32', we shall find, the true
distance of Mars from the Cusp of the.fifth to be 4° 30'; by which
it appears plain, that both Mars and Mercury;, were nearly in a
Mundane Trine to the Oriental Horizon, at the time of Birth.
In the Native's last Revolution, Saturn was nearly on the place
of the Moon in the Geniture; and that Luminary was likewise in
Square to her place in the Nativity, and applying to the Quurtile
of Saturn, in the Revolution; and as her Declination was then de-
creasing, she consequently applied to the Zodiacal Parallels of all,
tho Planets, in the Radix; the union of such violent testimonies,
whenever they are found to correspond with the nature of the Pro-
gressions, Lunations, and Secondary Motion, &c.; always in-
crease the violent, and dangerous Eflects of the hostile primaiy
Directions, to the Aphetical place. By Secondary Motion, Saturn
was found in the Midhcaven, conjoined with Venus, in Mundane
Opposition to his position, in the Radix; he was also on the Solar
place, in the Revolution. At the time of Dealt), tho Sun was
found in Opposition to Venus, and Saturn, at Birth; the lattor Star
was in Zodiacal Quartile wiih Venus at the time of expiration, and
on the place of the lesser Malefic, in the Revolution, in Opposition
to his own Mundane station in the Geniture; the Moon was un-
propitiou.-ly irradiated by Mercury, and Mars in the Nativity, and
Ihe latter Star was in direct Opposition with Jupiter, in the Geni-
ture ; and Jupiter was in an hostile Aspect with Mars, and Mercury,
in the Radical Constitution. Such evil, and violent Motions of the
Stars, when agreeing with the Eifects of the malignant primary
Directions in operation to the Ely leg, always increase their fury,
and produce sudden Dissolution.
293
The next Geniture which I shall give to the Public, is that of

Elizabeth Thompson, who was Bom near Hull, on the 11 th of
November, 1810, 7h. 5ii. P M; and departed this Life, on the
3rd of December, 1824, Aged fourteen Years, and twenty-one
Days.
This Native's Father, who is now living, gave me the above time
of Birth, which he informed me, was taken by himself, by a well
regulated Clock, so that the Nativity is not skeptical, but strictly
correct.
The Immortal Ptolemy, that illustrious Master of Genethlia-
cal Astronomy, &c.; informs us in ytlmn terms, without the least
ambiguity, that the most important subject, which ought/frs/ to
ngage our serious attention, in all Genitures, is the docthine
f the space of life; for it would be vain, and inconsistent to
ive Judgment, concerning the time of Prosperity, Adversity,
Sickness, &c.; with other occurrences at distant periods in the
Life of an Individual, when malevolent Directions to the proper
Apheta, are qualified to produce dissolution, in the early part of
Life. In the following Nativity, I believe many pretenders to this
Sublime Study, would absurdly take the Ascendant as the Pro-
rogator, or giver of Life; hoi according to the Precepts given in
this Work, for selecting the Hyleg, which will always be found
certain, and infallible, it may easily be discovered, that the Part
of Fortune claims the Apheticalpower, as a full Moon preceded
the Nocturnal Birth, and none of the Planets are in the Prorogatory -
places, which will appear evident, from the following Figure of the
Heavens; and the Mortal Directions, to that powerful Mundane
configuration, correspond with the period of personal extinction.
294
ELtZAEETB THOMPSON,
November llth, 1810,

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A TABLE OF THE DIRECTIONS

IhfooD to tliG PleiadGS ••••••••*••»■,»»• •••••••••*••
Moon to tliG Bkjuintile of Venus, in the Zodiac
Moon to the Body of Jupiter, in the Zodiac
Moon to the Biquintileof Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Direction.
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ?
Motion f
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter, in the Zodiac
Moon to the Trine of Mars, in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Biquintile of the Sun, in Mundo
Midheaven to the Sextile of Jupiter, in Mundo
Sun to the Opposition of the Moon, in the Zodiac
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in Mundo •.
Sun to the Opposition of J upiter, in the Zodiac
Midheaven to the Sextile of the Moon, in Mundo
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Direct?
Direction 3
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo.
Sun to the Sextile of Mars, in the Zodiac
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion.
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mara in the Zodiac, 3
Converse Motion f
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse 3
Direction ^
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of Mercury, in Mundo
Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse 3
Direction )
Part of Fortune to the Sesquiquadrate of the Moon in Mundo
Sun to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo, Direct!
Direction (
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in the Zodiac, 3
Converse Motion
Mom to Aldcbaran
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercury, in the Zodiac
Moon to the Opposition of Suturn in Mundo, Direct Direction
Moon to the Parallel of the Sun, in the Zodiac 13 9 12
un to the Parallel of Saturn, in the Zodiac 13 13 12
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con-? 14 33 14
verse Motion }
290
THK DIRECTIOVS CONTINUED. D. I

rnrl of Fortune to the Square of Mats, in Mundo 14
Sun to the Seraiquarlile of Mare in Mundo, Direct Direction 14
Moon to the Biquintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse ? .
, Motion )
Moon to the Biquintile of Satum in the Zodiac, Converse ? jg
Direction .... £
Ascendant to the Sesquiquadiate ot the Sun, in Mundo.. Hi
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Mercury, in Mundo 16
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn, in the Zodiac 17
Sun to the Semiquartile of Satum in the Zodiac, Con-?
verse Motion f
Sun to the Qninlileof Mars, in the Zodiac IS
Moon to the Opposition of Mercury in Mundo, Converse 1 jg
Direction )
Part of Fortune to the Sextile of the Sun, in Mundo .... 10
Midheaven to the Trine of Saturn, in Mundo 10
Moon.to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury, in the Zodiac .. 20
Sun to the Body of Saturn, in the Zodiac 21
Moon to the Trine of Mars in Mundo, DirectMotion .... 21 ;
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Saturn, in Mundo. - 22 i
Moon to the Opposition of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction 22 !
Sun to the Body of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion .... 22 ■
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse? _
Direction ^
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Mercury, in Mundo.... 23
Ascendant to the Trine Mercury in Mundo |23 I
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Jupiter, in Mundo - ... 24
Monti to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct ?0i
Motion 5 "
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercuiy, in the Zodiac 24 <
Ascendant to the Seraiquarlile ofthe Moon, in Mundo.... 25 ,
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac, ? ,
Converse Direction ^ '
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo, Converse? 2b,
Motion f
Ascendant to the Square of Mais, in Mundo 26 £
Midheaven to the Opposition of Mars, in Mundo 26 £
OR GENETHLIACAL ASTUONOMV. 297
In the foregoing Nativity, the Lunar Horoscope is in exact

Semiquartile with the Sun, which JorciMe, and inimical Aspect,
combined with the impotent stations, and configurations of other
vital significators, were evident testimonies of short Life: and that
the Native would experience lingering diseases, during the tran-
sitory period of her existence, is clearly foreboded by the cadont
positions, and afflictions of the superior Stars, in the Gcniture.
In this original work, I have inserted the correct Computa-
tion of the Part of Fortune, with the arrangement of some of its
Directions, which are precisely wrought in full, in page 128, 129,
and 130; and without the least deviation from these precepts, which
must be constantly attended to in every Gcniture: the distance of
the Part of Fortune from the Occidental Horizon, in this Nativity,
is 7° 4-1', by which position, that Mundane point, claims tho Pro-
rogatory power; and the Directions that destroyed the Life of.this
Native, were, the Part of Fortune to the Square of Mars, in the
World, and Mundane Semiquartile of Saturn, without the least
portion of benevolent assistance; the latter Anaretical Direction
was several degrees distant from the first, which produced Death;
but I wish every Student in this incomparable Science, to notice,
that when similar Nativities are observed, two destructive Directions
to the Apheta, (even when they are far remote, J without sufficient
benign aid, will never fail to cause dissolution.
It is worthy of remark, that both the benevolents were afflicted
by Direction, at the time of Death; Jupiter was directed to the
Opposition of Saturn, and Venus arrived on the place of that Male-
fic ; the hostile prevalence of those Stars, at the time of expi-
ration, united with the violent nature, and power of the Anare-
tical Directions, apparently point out the Mortal disease, to be~a
Consumption.
In the Native's last Revolution, the Prorogator was in Quartile
with Saturn, in the World, and the Moon applied to the Decliuu-
tioire of the Sun, and Saturn, and Zodiacal Semiquartile of the
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298
greater Malefic. Mare, the chief Mortal Promittor, in the primary

Directions, who was Angular in the Geniture, was then descending
below the Western Horizon, in Opposition to the Horoscope, and
communicated deadly qualities to the Moon; while Venus occu-
pied the place of Saturn, in the Radix. By Secondary Direction,
the Part of Fortune, the significator of Life, was in Square with
Mars, in the Mundane Circle; and the Moon applied to the obnox-
ious rays of that Malevolent, in a subterranean position : but in the
Progression, the affliction of the Lunar Horoscope, was still more
striking. She departed this Life, when the diurnal Luminary
made Oriental appearance, and consequently the Hyleg was then
conjoined with the Moon; it also approached the Mundane Quartile
of Mare. The proximity of these direful configurations, to the
Moderator, produced the greatest degree of inauspicious influence.
299
The subsequent Geniture is that of Sabina Dayles, who was

Born near Boston, Lincolnshire, on the 19th of February, JSlti,
23h. Um. P M; and died at Lincoln, June 2nd 1820, Aged
ten Years, three Months, and twelve Days.
The Sun is certainly the true Hyleg, or giver of Life, and it
would be preposterous to forelel the time of Death from Directions
to any other significator; though I am convinced, there are some
who would in this, and similar Nativities, neglect the austral posi-
tion of that Luminary, and improperly allow the Horoscope to
claim that momentous Dominion, and attempt to ascertain the
period of the Native's dissolution from inimical Aspects to that
Angle.
It is extraordinary to observe the contradictory, and unintelli-
gible information given by various Authors, both Ancient, and
Modem, who have written on the Doctrine of Nativities; but in one
essential point, the vague assertions, and exorbitant Tenacity,
with which the generality of writers agree, is still more notoriously
confused, and that essential point, is ia selecting the Moderator.
Those who have written on this subject, vainly endeavor to dilu-
cidate, and even alter, and oppose the incontrovertible precepts
of that luminous character, the immortal ptolemy, by which,
they have absurdly invented the most sophistical, and injudici-
ous Examples; which Examples are adhered to by many to this
time, and are considered preferable to the primitive Method of as-
certaining the Prorogator, which the Author above quoted, has
faithfully, and clearly elucidated in his Original Greek Quadri-
partite.
320° 35'
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ARC. TIME.
A TABLE OP THE DMtECTIONS. D- M. YRS. MO.
Moon to the Quintile uf Saturn in the Zodiac 0 4 0 1
Sioon to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac -.. 0 45 0 9
Wood to the Sextileof Venusin Man do, Converse Motion. 0 53 0 II
Moon to the Parallel of Mars in the Zodiac 1 0 1 0
Ascendant, to the Sesquiquadrate of Venus in Mando .... 1 33 1 7
Sun to theSextile of Venus in Mando, Direct Direction.. 1 43 19
Snn to the Square of the Moon in the Zodiac 3 18 3 5
Part of Fortune to the Semiquartile of Mercuiy in Mundo. 3 20 3 5
Part of Fortune to the Square of Mais in Mundo 4 7 4 4
Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion. .4 17 4 6
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac 4 17 4 6
Moon to the Trine of Mercuiy in Mundo, Direct Direction. 4 58 5 2
Ascendant to the Quintile of Mercury in Mundo 5 0 5 2
Midheaven to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo 5 7 5 4
SuntotheParallelofSaturnin Mundo, by the Rapt Motion. 5 8 5 4
Moon to the Square of Mercuiy in the Zodiac 5 19 5 7
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct } . -
Direction.... $ 5 25 5 9
Sun to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion... • 5 40 6' 0
Ascendant to the Biquintilc of Venus in Mundo 7 30 7 11
Moon to the Squire of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction 7 39 8 1
Sun to the Square of Mats in the Zodiac, Converse Motion 7 57 8 5
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 8 3 8 6
Sun to the Body of Mercuiy in Muodo, Direct Direction.. 8 4 8 6
Moon to the Sextile of Saturn in the Zodiac 8 37 9 1
Sun to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac 8 41 9 2
Snn to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Convene Motion.. 8 44 9 3
Moon to the Opposition of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse } _ _
Direction
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct
9 30 10 0
Motion
Sun to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo, Direct Direction.. 9 40 10 2
Snn to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion • ■ 9 43 10 3
Snn to the Body of Mercuiy in the Zodiac ■■ 9 51 10 5
Snn to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Converse? jg 'a 10 1 0
1
Direction $
Mpontothe Quintile of the Sun in the Zodiac 10 19 10 10
Midheaven to the Sextile of Mare in Mundo 10 25 11 0
'■"nto the Semiquartile of Mara in Mundo, Direct Motion* • 10 45 11 4
302
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINCED, I

Stir, to the Parallel of Saturn in mundo, Converse Direction.
Mitlheaven to the Sextile of Venus in mundo
Midheaven to the Uody of the Sun in mundo
Ascendant to die Square of die Sun in mundo
Ascendant to die- Biquintile of Jupiter in mundo
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Mercury in mundo. Con- |
verse motion J
Sun to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse?
Direction $
Moon to the Opposition of mars in Mundo, Converse motion.
Sun to the llody of Saturn in mundo. Converse Direction.. ]
Moon to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Moontothc Parallel of Venus in mundo, by the Rapt motion.
.Mm to the Quintilc of Mars in mundo, Converse Direction. I
Sun to die Parallel of mercury in the zodiac !
Moon to the Sextileof Venus in thczodiac, Conversemotion.
Sun to the lliquintile of Jupiter in mundo. Direct Direction I
Moontothc Quintile of Venus in mundo, Conversemotion. i
Sun to the f'aallcl of mercury in mundo, by the Rapt? j
motior ^
Sun to the Sextile of Venus in the zodiac !
Part of fortune to the Square of the moou in mundo .... i
Moon to the Body of Jupiter in the zodiac, Converse ? .
Direction S"'
Part of Fortune to the Rody of Saturn in mundo 1
Moon to the Square of Saturn in the zodiac, Conveise? j
nililion .... $
Moniitolhu Body of Jupiter in mundo, Converse Direction. 1
Pari of Foitnne to the Semiquartile of Venus in mtuido .. I
Sun to the Sextile of mars in the zodiac I
Moou to the Biquintile of mar sin the zodiac I
Midheove.i to the Quintile of Venus in mundo 1
Moou to the Quintile of mcrcuiy in the zodiac 2
Pmi to die êsquiquadraleol Jupiter in the zodiac •!
Moon to the Sextile of the Sun in the zodiac .......... '1
Moon to the Quintile of Saturn in mundo, Direct motion..iS
Asceuihuil to ike Trine of Saturn in mundo |a
ISuntotlioSemiqnanile of Saturn in mundo. Direct Direction !]
Moon to the Trineofmercury itithe zodiac, ConveiseMution 2
Sun to the Square of Venus in mundo. Direct Direction . Jt!
Moon to the Smuiquartile of .Saturn in the zodiac 2
303
From the positions, and Directions in the preceding Geniture,

there are several subjects worthy of observation, particularly the
shortness of her Life, and the nature of the ditieaso which termina-
ted her existence. At the Age of three Years, and five Months, the
Sun, the Prorogator,-or giver of Life, arrived at the Quartile of the
Moon, in the Zodiac; ("succeeded by the Apheta to the Rapt Paral-
lel of Saturn,) at that time she experienced a dangerous Illness,
which remained with considerable Yeheruence/br several Weeks,
and no hopes were entertained of her recoveryj but as the Hyleg
was in Mundane Sextile with Venus,.and subsecpicnlly applied to
the Zodiacal Trine of Jupiter, those maleyolept Directions had not
sufficient power to produce-dissolution.
At the time of Death, the Aphotical point was direpted to the
Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, by a right Motion, followed by the
Body of Mercury in the Zodiac, Semiqnartile of Mars inthe World,
Direct Direction, Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion, and
Conjunction of that Malefic, by Converse Direction; these Mortal
Directions produced personal Expiration at the Age before mention-
ed ; and though the Zodiacal Sextile of Venus succeeded, that Aspect
was unable to yield any assistance, because it was?«ore than seven
Degrees distant from the killing place-, and the Promittor was
violently afflicted when this Direction was completed. The Sun
to the Body of Mercury, being the second Direction in tiie Mortal
train, most wonderfully points out the quality of Death; for not-
withstanding the Trine of that Star with Jupiter, he beholds the
Moon by a violent Square, and is also in the Terms of Saturn;
he therefore is of a mischievous nature, and power: Mercury thus
afflicted in the Geniture, and also near the obnoxious Aspects of
the Enemies at the time of dissolution, and in Pisces a Sign of th-i
Watery Trigon, evidently describes the Mortal disease; which
was occasioned by Water in the Brain.
The Revolutional Figure for the tenth Year, was very inimical,
and violent, for the giver of Life was applying to the Square of
304
Saturn in the Zodiac, and Mars was on the radical place 0f

Jupiter, and in Zodiacal Quartile with Saturn, in the Nativity.
At the time of Death, the Apheta was applying to the Conjunction
of Satum, in a violent part of the Heavens; and the Moon was
in direct Opposition with Mars. The Progression was also as
dangerous as the other Motions, and stations of the Stars; for Saturn,
and Mars were unpropitiously configurated with the Sun, in the
Mundane Circle. By Secondary Motion, the Prorogator was near
the Occidental Horizon, in Square to Mars in the World, and in
Parallel with Mercury in Mundo; and Mars was on the Mundane
place of Satum in the Geniture: all these obnoxious irradiations,
being combined with the Anaretical primary Directions to the
Hyleg, greatly augmented the sudden, and furious union of their
violent Beams, which not being counteracted by benign applications,
always produce in similar cases, certain, and inevitable dissolution.
305
Elizabeth Gilliatt was Bore at Lincoln, October 18lli 1793.

12u. 2Sai. F M; and departed this Life, August oth 1819, Aged
twenty Yeats, nine Months, and seventeen Days.
This Celestial Science is founded on Reason, and Truth, and
may be proved by ail; but those who are disposed to deny its Utili-
ty, and Authenticity, soon disgrace their Arguments by their vague,
and contradictory observations. AM_ their wire drawn Texts,
and disreputable Exclamations, when displayed in hostile army
against the primitive principles of this prophetic Science, become
instantly vanguished by the narration of ono established Fact. In
attempting to state the Fallacy of this Celestial Study/those wlw
wantonly abuse the Works of the Creator, ought to produce
public, and substantial Truths to support their assertions, without
which, their bigoted Ideas will ever become disreputable, and con-
temptible. Such characters vainly believe, that they possess univer-
sal Wisdom, and will by no means allow, that any Man can possi-
bly excel them in Literature; but when they are finally defeated,
they then attempt to proclaim a visionary victory by m.MOOE-
RATK PASSION, AND ABUSIVE MNGUAGE, &C. I low Unmanly,
base, and wretched, must the mind of those Men be, who attempt to
traduce a Science, the true principles of which, they , are wholly
unable to define, or comprehend. A man may deliver his opinion
on any subject, either in the negative, or affirmative, but that will by
no means establish the validity of his .liulgmcnt, except ho is abt6
(by the aid of Truth, and ileason,) to confirm his remarks, and
support his Animadieisions, without ftaud, or deception.
300
ELIZABETH GILLIATT,
BORN,
October I8tli 1798,
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ARC.
A TABLE OP THE DIRECTIONS. D. M. t
jloon to theSesijiliqu&drate of Venus in the Zodiac' ... 0 Jo
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in M undo 0 58
Son to the Trine'of Mars in Miindo, Direct Direction.... 1 46
Moon to theSesquicjuadrate of Mercury in the Zodiac r. .v
Moon to the Square of Jupiter in the Zodiac
gun to the Biqulntileof Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Moon to the Tritie of the Sun in the Zodiac
Moon to the Parallel'of Jupiter in the Zodiac
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse }
Direction V y
Midheaven to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to the Square of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Motion.
Sun to the Parallel of Jupitfer in Mundo, by the Rapt Motion,
Midheaven to the Quintile of Mars in MunAo '.
Ascendant to the Sfextile of Venus in Mundo
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Mais in the Zodiac, Con- ?
, verse Direction )
Moon to the Trine of VemlSin Mundo, Direct Motion....
Ascendant to the Sestile of Mercury in Mundo
Moon to the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Ascendant to Cor Leonis
Sun to the Parallel Of Jupiter in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Moon to the Parallel of Mars it) Mundo, by the Rapt Motion;
Moon to the Trine'of Mercury in the Zodiac, Converse }
Direction 5
Ascendant to the Quintile of the Sun in Mundo
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion ..
M idheaven to the Biquintile ofFeuus id Mundo
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Direction....
Moon to the Biquintile of Venus in the Zodiac
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Mars in Mundo, Converse }
Motion .... ............ 3
Sun to the Biquintile of Jupiterin Mundo, Converse Direction
Moon to the Trine of'Tenus in the Zodiac, Converse Motion.
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupitor in the Zodiac, Con- ?
verse Direction 3
Moon to the'Trinc of Jupiter in Muildo, Converse Motion.|
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AUG. TIME.
TDE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED, D. M. YRS. JI0
Mid brave ii to the Biquintile of Mercury in Mundo 15 39 10 3
Moon to the Biqu in tile of Saturn in M undo, Direct Direction. 15 59 !G 7!
Part of Fortune to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo .. LG 25 17 0
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo.... 1G 42 17 3.
Moon to the Biquintile of Mercuiy in the Zodiac 16 51 17 5
Sun to the Body of Mercury iu Mundo, Converee Motion. 1G 55 17 g
Part of Fortune to the'Square of Mara in Mundo 17 55 18 g
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Converse Direction.. iS 45 19 4
Part of Fortune to the Seiniquartile of Venus in Mundo.. 19 G 19 8
Sun to the Biquintile of Mara in the Zodiac, Converse? jg 49 on
Motion.... ................................ 5 '
Moon to the Parallel of Mais in Mundo, Direct Direction. 20 16 20 10
Moon to the Body of Mara in the Zodiac 20 33 21 i .
Part of Fortune to the .'•emiquartile of Mercury in Mnndo. 20 46 21 4
Part of Fortune to tho Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, 21 5 21 S
Ascendant to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo 21 12 21 9
M idheaven to the Square of Mars in Mundo 21 12 21 9
Ascendant to the Square af Jupiter in Mundo <....21 30 •22 "2
Midhcaven to the Body of Jupiter in Mundo .......... 21 3G 22 2
Sun to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion. 22 3 22 ^
Midheaven to the Pleiades ,22 17 22 10'
Moon to tire Body of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction .. (22 34 23 1'
Moon to tire Square of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 23 5 23 7
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mara in' Mundo, Converse? . 1 ,0 0
1J 2d : 8
Direction $ '
Aficcndnntto the Seiniquartile of Venus in Mundo ..... 23 15 23 9
Sun to the Qiiintiieof Satura intheZodiac, Conveise Motion. 23 27 23 11
Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in the Zodiac .. ........ ;24 24 17
1 7 24 ID
Moon'to lire Sesquiqiiadrate of Veniis in Mundo, Direct? ^
DrrectLon 5 f
Ascendant to the Seniiquajtile of Mercury in Mundo .... 24 55
S'uu-to theSesquiquadrute, of Jupiter in Mundo, Con- J 25 q.
verao Jâtion 5" " 24 26,
Moon to the Square of-Mercury in Mundo, Converse j '
Diractieu ...' } |25 30 -26
Moon to the Sesquiquadraie of Mercury in SI undo, ? L,, ,.
Direct Motion ..... ...................... ij' " '
-• si'i'iidanl to the Seuiiquartile of Saturn in Mundo ...... 2f 3(1
Pfirt of Fortune to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo ...... 26 47
i mi to the .Square oi'tlia Moon in the Zodiac .......... 27 0
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ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTTNCED. D. M. VRS. MO.
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo. .• 27 32 28 1
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac 27 33 28 I
Moon to the Square of Venus in iMundo, Converse Direction 27 40 ,28 2
Moon to the Parallel of.Mars in the Zodiac. 27 50 28 4
Momi to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse^ ^ ^ 4
Moon to the Sosquiquadrate of Saturn in the Zodiac 27 57 28 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrale of the Sun in the Zodiac .... 28 0 .28 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrale of Saturn in IMundo, Direct? og 3 og g
Direction 5
Sun to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion .... 28 24 28 10
Sun to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac 28 49 29 3
Moon to the Trine of the Sun in Mundo, Direct Direction. 28 52 29 3
Sun to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac 29 6 29 0
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in the Zodiac .'29 10 29 7
Sun to the Opposition of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion. 29 23 29 9
Sun to the Quintile of the Moon in Mundo, Direct Direction. 29 56 30 3
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac 30 27 30 9
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 30 39 30 11
Sun to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Converse Motion. 31 15 31 (j
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in Mundo, Converse ? qj 04 31 g
Direction 5 ~
Part of Fortune to the Sestile of the Moon in Mundo .... 32 20 32 7
Moon to the Parallel of Mais in Mundo, Converse Motion. 32 20 32 8
When this Native was in the most perfect state of Mealth, I was
requested by her Father, to make some observations on her Geni-
ture; and from the Estimate time of Birth, (as it was recorded in an
Ancjent family document,) which is inserted in tbe preceding
Figure, I was 'perfectly satisfied, that the Moon was Hyleg, and
as the Native had not been exposed to any violent Indisposition, to
put Life in danger, I was confident, that the Directions of the Moon
to the Parallel of Mars in Mundo, Direct Motion; Semiquartile of
Mars in the World, Converse Direction; Quartile of Mercury in
Mundo, Converse Motion ; Sesquiquadrate of that Star in the World
Direct Direction; Parallel of Mats in the Zodiac; Scsquiquadrato
of Saturn in Mundo, and Zodiac; and Sesquiquadrate of the Sun
in the Zodiac, had not shewed their Effects, and as they were not
twelve Months distant at the" time I.finished the Coraputptions; the
Judgment which [delivered in few words, .was, that before tile end
of her twenty-first Year, she would leave this World for a better,
however her Father belioved in nothing I had said, and passed
several absurd, pud unhandsome observations on my Calculations,
and Judgment; but Alas!
Thedestin M yictim dul resign her Breath,
IIy that due .Sumtnons from relcntleu Death.
The Mortal disease according to the positions, and Directions
preceding, was a disorder of the Lungs, which occasioned a rapid
wasting of the Flesh, accompanied with a slow nervous Fever.
There are some who will probably ask, why the rays o£ Jupiter
did not save Life, as the Moon to his Square in Mundo, was united
with those Directions, which I allowed for Death; it is true the
Direction of Jupiter follows, but as he was at that time deprived
of his benevolent qualities, he could not render sufficient assistance
to the giver of Life; his subsequent Directions being void of relief,
were of no avail, though they certainly specified the nature, and
original cause of the Native's dissolution.
By Secondary Direction, the Luminaries were in Conjunction in
a subterranean position; and both the Malefics were in Mundane
,311
Quartile, from the Eastern, and Southern Anglos; and in violent con-
figuration with the Moon in the Nativity; the giver of Life was also
in Square to her place in the Geniture. In the Native's last Revo-
lutional Figure, the Hyleg was in Mundane, and Zodiacal Quar-
tile with Saturn ; and the Sun was making application to the Body
of Mara; the greater Malefic was likewise on the place of Mars in
the Radix: and in the Progression, the Luminaries were surround-
ed by hostile rays, as they approached the superior Angles, and
could receive no assistance from benevolent irradiations. At the
time of Death, the Moon had the Declination of the lesser Malefic,
and was applying to the Opposition of the Sun; she was also in
Square with Mars in the Revolution. Mars was in Zodiacal Quar-
tile with Mercury, and on his own Mundane position in the Nati-
vity. Those who will take the trouble to make observations of
this kind, and reduce them to practice as occasion requires, will
find, that such hostile Motions as 1 have hero investigated, will,
when compared with the nature, and Effects of the superior prima-
ry Directions, augment their operations; and particularly when
they are conjoined, and correspond with those Motions, which are
productive of Death; therefore from what has been recorded, the
young Students will, 1 have no doubt attend to the foregoing obser-
vations, which may soon be understood by all those who arc incli-
ned to occupy their leisure Hours in these Calculations,
312
The next, and last Nativity, is that of a young Gentleman, who

is now living, and in good Health; and as this Geniture has been
delivered into the hands of some ignorant impostors, who impu-
dently affirm, that he is to Marry at the Age of twenty-five Years,
and also obtain considerable Wealth at the Age of thirty-eight: I
have therefore Published this Nativity, that the community may
notice the deceit, and viltany practised by illiterate pretenders,
who go about the Country for the purpose of deceiving the igno-
rant. The time of Birth inserted in the Celestial Figure, was
given to me by the Native's Parents, by whom I was requested to
Calculate this Geniture. The Figure of Heaven, with the Direc-
tions computed from the Astronomical Tables contained in this
Work, are as follow.
126° 43'
toATU.%
December 18tli IS03,
II. M.
v- 14 43 P M.
LATITUDE 53° 15'.
:i«B0 43
DEC. I R. A.| SDA. DHT.I SNA. I NHT.I A. D.
88 48
104 18
126 21
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A TABLE OF THE BIBECTI029S. I

Sun to the Body of Mercury in the Zodiac
Jupitcrtothe Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 0 21 0 4
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Con- } 0 44
verse Direction y 0 8
Sun to the Body of Mercury in Mundo, Direct Motion .. 0 58 0 10
Ascendant to the Sextile of the Sun in Mundo. 1 2 0 11
Moon to the Sextile of the §nn in the Zodiac 1 21 1 3
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in the Zodiac 1 2a 1 ■1
Sun to the Scniicjuartilcofthe Moon in Mundo, Direct £ 1 33
Direction ...... ..... § 1 C
Moon to the Sextile of Mais in the Zodiac, Converse Motion I 54 10
Ascendant to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo .... . 2 1 1 11
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in the Zodiac 2 fi 2 f)
Ascendant to the Quintile of Venus in Mundo 2 15 2 1
Moon to the Scmiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac ...... 2 33 2 4
Sun to the Body of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction.. 2 54 n 8
Moon to the Scmiquartile of Mars iu Mundo, Con verse 4 7
Motion ...... S 3
Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in the Zodiac 4 37 3 10
Jupiter to the textile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- i 4 22 3 11
verse Direction 5
Jupiter to the Sextile of Mercury in Mundo, Converse £ 4 4 0
Motion 5" 28
•Sun to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Direction. 5 14 4 9
Bloon to the Trine of Jupiter in the Zodiac 5 25 4 it
Jupiter to the. Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct ? 5 5
Motion ............. 5 o 59
Ascendant to the Body of Jupiter in hi undo.... ,,,, « (» S 5 6
Midheaven to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo.......... fi G 5 ti
Part of Fortune to the Square of Saturn in Mundo I (i Ifi 5 8
Sun to the Square ofSatum in Mundo, Converse Direction. G 23 5 9..
, dp
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Mars in Mundo G .■53 5 11
Moon to the Biquintile of Saturn in Mundo. Direct Motion. G 41 0 1
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in Mundo, Con- S fi 6 i
verse Direction ^ 59
Jupiter to the Sextile of Mars in Mundo, Converse Motion.. 7 143 6 S
Jupiter to the Parallel of the Moon in the Zodiac ..... .j i" D 6 7
Sun to the Square of Saturn in the Zod iac .... 7 19 6 7
Jupiter to the Sextile of Mars in the Zodiac, Converse } 7 ■11 0 11
Direction C
ARC. TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS COKTINCED. ID. VRS. MO.
Sun to his own Parallel in the Zodiac. ® ^
Moon to the Sesqiiiquadrute of .Saturn in the Zodiac,? 8 48 7
Converse Motion ...............
iUidhoaven to the Hiquintile of the Sun in Mundo....... 921 ®
JJidheaven to the Kiquintile of Slereur^ in Mundo 10 35 ^
Moon to the Quintile of ftlars in the Zodiac 10 43 ^
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Saturn in Mundo...... 11 19 10
Jupiter to theSestile of Fenusin Mundo, Direct Direction. 11 42 10
Jupiter to the Seraiquartile of Mars in Mundo, Direct? jj 48 10
Motion. 5
Jupiter to the Semiquartile of Mars in the Zodiac........ IT5J 10
Part of Fortune to the Body of Mars in 51 undo 12 11 111
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in the Zodiac 13 45 12
P.loon to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac........ 13 48 12
Jupiter to the Square of the M«on in Mundo, Direct? m Un 'f
Direction 5"
Part of Fortune to the Seiniquartile ofthe Moon in Mundo 14 21 12
Part of Fortune to the Scxtile of Jupiter in Mundo...... 14 32 13
Jupiter to the Semiquartile of the Stin in Mundo, Direct? gg
Motion £
Sun to the Semiquartile of the Moon in the Zodiac ... 14 45 13
Fart of Fortune to the Body of the Sun in Mundo........ 15 0 13
Sun to die Quintile of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse 1 g 13
Direction........................ ^
Jupiter to the Quintile of Mercnryin Mundo. Converse ? j jg
Motion..................... y
Moon to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac, ? ^ jg
Converse Direction 3 "
Sun to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mmidu. Direct Motion.. 15 15 35 14
Sun to the Parallel of Saturnin Mundo, by the Rapt Motionl 15 48 14 '4
Jupiter to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo, Direct? ^ jj
Direction y
dlupiter to the Semiquartile of Mercury in the Zodiac.... 18 7 14
Moon to the Semiquartile of Venus in Mundo, Direct? jj
Motion. .................. ... .. ........5
Part of Fortune to the Body ol Mercury in Mundo..... 16 19 14
Moon to the Sextilc of Mars in M undo. Direct Direction. 16 2(1 H
Sun to the Quintile of J upiter in the Zodiac ............17 1 15
Moon to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion.. 1? 1 15
Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac, Cou-? .rJ
veise Direction............ 3
313
ARC.
TOE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. M. Yl
Sun to the Body of Venus in the Zodiac 17 15
Jupiter to the Quintile of mars in munrlo. Converse motion..17 20
Jupiter to the Quintile of Mercury in the Zodiac, Con- >
verse Direction 5
Jupiter to the Sextile of Venus in the Zodiac
Moon to the Scxtile of Venus in the Zodiac
Sun to the Body of Venus in Mundo, Direct Motion ...
Moon to the Semiquartilc of Mars in the Zodiac, Con-}
verse Direction ^
Jupiter to the Square of Venus in the Zodiac, Converse^
Motion )
Ascendant to the Sextile of Venus in Mundo
Moon to the Sextile oftheSunin Mundo, Direct Direction
Ascendant to the Semiquarlile of Mais in Mundo
Jupiter to the Square of Venus in Mundo, Converse Motion
Ascendant to the Square of the Moon in Mundo
Midheaven to the Opposition of the Moon in Mundo
Moon to the Sextile of Mercury in Mnndo, Direct >
Direction 5
Jupiter to the Quintile of Mars in the Zodiac, Convei'se }
Motion 5
Moon to the Sesquiquadrate of Jupiter in the Zodiac ....
Jupitcrto the SextileofSaturn in Mundo, Direct Direction.
Midheaven to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo
Ascendant to the Semiquarlile of the Sun in Mundo ....
Midheaven to Cor Leonis
Ascendant to the Semiquartile of Mercury in Mundo ....
Part of Fortune to the Quintile of Jupiter in Mundo ....
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Motion.
Jupiter to the Semiquartile of Saturn in the Zodiac
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in SI undo, Direct Direction ..
Ascendant to the Sextile of Saturn in Mundo
Sun to (lie Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion ..
Moon to the Trine of Saturn in the Zodiac, Converse }
Direction 5
Midheaven to the Biquintile of Venus in Mundo
Sun to the Semiquartile of Venus in the Zodiac, Con-?
verse Motion £j
Moon to the Square of Mars in the Zodiac 1
317
TIME.
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. ^ "■ TRS. MO.
Jloon to the Sesquiquadrate of J iipiler in Mundo, Direct V ; .,g gg
Direction 3 ~
Jloon to the Biquintilo of Jupiter in the Zodiac 29 48
Moon to the Quintile of Venus in the Zodiac 30 3
Sun to the Sextile ofSaturn in the zodiac, Converse Motion. 30 0
Jupiterto the Square of Mercury in Mundo, Converse? ^ g
Direction 3 '
Jloon to the Paralle] of Saturn in the zodiac 30 17
Sun to the Square of Jopiter in Mundo, Direct Motion ..30 43
Midheaven to the Sextile of Jupiter in Mundo 31 20
Sun to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Direction 31 29
Jloon to the Square of the Sun in the zodiac 31 55
Jloon to the Square of Mercury in the zodiac 31 59
Jupiter to the Square of Mars in Mundo, Converse Direction 32 28
Jupiter to the Serniquartile of Venus in MunJ Dire ct ?
Motion 5
Jloon to'the Quintile of Mars in Mundo, Direct Direction. 33 11
Part of Fortune to the Body of Venus in Mundo 33 13
Jupiter to the Quintile of Saturn in Mundo, Direct Motion. 33 21
.Jnpiterto the Body of Saturn in the zodiac, Converse?
Direction... 31
Ascendant to the Quintile of the moon in mundo 3-1 33
Jupiter to the Body of Satum in mundo, Converse motion.iS l 33
Jupiter to the Square of the Sun in the zodiac, Converse ? gg
Direction 3 '
Jupiter to the Parallel of mars in mundo, hy tlieRapt? gj ^ j
motion 3 '
Jupiter to the Square of mercury in the zodiac, Converse ) g, 9()
Direction $ ~
Jupiter to the Square of the moon in the zodiac 35 25
Moon to the Quintile of Jupiter in mundo. Converse motion 35 25
Jupiter todh Parallel of the Sun in mundo, by the Rapt ? gg q j
motion 3
Moon to the Quintile of the Sun in mundo, Direct Direction 35 51
upiter to the Parallel of mercury i nmundo, by the Rapt ? gg 0q
motion 3
Part of Fortune to the Trine of Saturn in mundo 30 40
Moon totheBiquintileof Jupiterin mundo. Direct Direction 37 12
Sun to the Trine of Saturn in the zodiac 37 13
Moon to the Sextile of Venus in mundo, Direct motion .. 37 22
310
THE DIRECTIONS CONTINUED. D. It. \1

Sun to the Parallel of Saturn in mundo. Converse Direction. 37 32
Moon to the Quiutile of mercury in mundo, Direct motion. 37 38
Jupiter to the Square of niars in the zodiac. Converse £ gg ^
Direction, 5
Ascendant to the Quintile of Saturn in mundo 38 41
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in the zodiac 38 43
Jupiter to the Semiquarlile of Venus in the zodiac 38 51
Jupiter to his own Semiquarlile in mundo 31) 31
Part of Fortune to the Square of Jupiter in Mundo 31) 40
Moon to the Body of Venus in mundo. Converse motion 39 47
Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in mundo, by the Rapt? jq 4
motion 5
Ascendant to the Seraiquartile of Venus in mundo 40 14
Midheaven to the Trine of mars in mundo 40 Jo
Sun to the Sesquiquadrate of Saturn in iiumdo, Direct?
Direction y
Moon to the Body of Venus in the zodiac. Converse motion. 41 29 .
Suu to the Scxtile of Venus in the zodiac, Converse ? ., 07
Direction $ 41
Sun to the Semiquarlile of mars in the zodiac 42 0
Jupiter to the Parallel of Venus in mundo, by the Rapt | q,
motion } ^
Midheaven to the Trine of the Sun in mundo 42 52
Moon to the Opposition of Saturn in mundo Direct Direction 43 13
Sun to the Semiquarlile of mercury in the zodiac, Con- ?
..verse motion 5
Ascendant to the Semiquarlile of Jupiter in mundo 43 57
Sun to his own Semiquarlile in the zodiac 44 35
Sun to the Semiquartile of mercury in the zodiac 44 38
Midheaven to the Trine of mercury in mundo 44 49
Sun to the Semiquarlile of Venus in mundo, Converse } ^
Direction 5
Jupiter to the Trineoi Venus in mundo. Converse motion 45 7
Jupiter to the Trine of Venus in the zodiac. Converse? ,.
Direction 3
Jupiter to the Sex tile of Saturn in the zodiac •. 116 23 .
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In this Nativity, the Horoscope is excluded from the Dominion

of Hyleg, in consequence of the position of Jupiter, who is in an
Aphetical place, and properly qualified for that Office: for he is in
Zodiacal Trine with the Moon, and beholds her by a Parallel of
Declination, and is inMundane, and Zodiacal Sextile with the Sun/
and ruler of the Part of Fortune in the Radical Constitution; it
is therefore evident, that Jupiter is the legal significator of Life.
Now I do assort, that when the Prorogator is directed to the Quar-
tile of the Moon in the Zodiac, and Parallel of the Sun in Mundo>
by the Rapt Motion, the true Arcs of those Directions will be com-
pletely finished, and it is from their Effects, followed by many
others of an obnoxious nature, and power, that I predict the disso-
lution of this Native: the first Direction above mentioned ascertains
the period of that solemn Event, to take place, at the Age of thirty-
two Years, and four Months, I am an enemy to long Epistles
being wrought on any Gcniture, therefore the best way is always to
come at once to the point, and deliver an impartial Judgment on
every Event of importance through Life without the least evasion :
for when Men produce vague remarks where few words are suffi-
cient, it only tends to shew their ignorance, and establish their dis-
grace. Those notorious impostors who have pretended to Calcu-
late this. Nativity, and who have predicted considerable Wealth at
the Age of thirty-eight Years, may now observe, by my Computa-
tions, and Judgment, founded on the genuine principles of astro-
nomy, that long before that period arrives, the Native will "pass
that Bourn from whence no Travellers return".
At the Age of twelve Years, and seven Months, the Hylcg was
directed to the Square of the ftloou in the World, by o right Mo-
tion, the Effect of which, was productivo of a severe Indisposition;
and although several other inimical Directions wore subsequently
in operation to the Prorogator; the application of the Aphotical
point to the Rays of Venus, saved the Life of the Native at that
period
320
At the time the Mortal jirimary Directions to the Hyleg will

shew their Effects, the benevolent Planet Venus, cannot render
any relief to the giver of Life. The Directions of Jupiter to the
Kapt Parallel of Venus; and to the Trine of Venus in Mundo, and
in the Zodiac, Converse Motion, will be of no avail, in consequence
of the presence of the Enemies, with which Venus will be unfa-
vorably conjoined by the Rapt Mo/ion of the Earth.
If we carefully examine the nature of the second Direction in
the Mortal train, an&properly regard the affliction of the lessor
Bcncfic, with the Rays of Saturn in the Radix, and likewise in di-
rectional Motion; we may easily foresee, that the Native's Death
will be occasioned by a moleni Fever, preceded, and attended with
a rapid Consumption.
I believe it would not bo interesting to the Reader, if 1 was to
discuss all those testimonies which forebode advancement according
to the Native's station in Life; but as his demise is not many Yeats
distant, it would be of no importance to make observations on
those subjects; though I shall here notice, that the Direction of the
.Midheaven to the Scxtile of Jupiter in the World, will most cer-
tainly produce Marriage, and Prosperity, S)C. at tho Age of
twenty eight Years, and a half. Was this Native destined for a
longer Life, I should make copious remarks on the various sideral
couligurations and Directions, &c; but as that is not the case, I
shall decline delivering any other occurrences on his few remaining
Years; because when the spirit of the dead has abandoned its life-
less Clay which imprisoned it, all Terrestrial Wealth, and Dap-
2>iness, vanish like a shadow, and are no more.
I have now concluded the thirty remarkable Nativities which i
promised to give to the Public; and have endeavored to make every
subject as easy as possible-, the Computations of all the Arcs
of Directions are made by true, and natural Motion, which may
be proved by the use of the Celestial Globe, or Spherical Trigono-
metry. I shall now proceed with the subsequent part of the Celes-
tial PliilvBopby, according to the announcement previously given to
the Public.
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THE EFFECTS OF DIRECTiONS.

The Sun, Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the Con-
junction, Square, or Opposition of Saturn, indicates loss of Reputa-
tion, Office, and Estate: severe Illnesses, and Accidents of various
denominations, according to the Signs, and positions of the significa-
tor, and promittor; which must be properly attended to in every
Nativity.
The Sun, Moon, Ascendant; or Midheaven, directed to the Sex-
tile, or Trine of Saturn, shews advantage by the means of elderly
persons, or a legacy is bequeathed; and the Native is successful in
every undertaking. This is to be understood when those Aspects
are not augmented, or diminished, by Signs of long, or short Ascen-
sion.
junction, Scstile or Trine of Jupiter, forebodes respectability, ad-
vancement, Honor, and Wealth: the Native is fortunate in all af-
fairs, and Marriage is frequently Solemnized.
The Sun, Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the
Square, or Opposition of Jupiter, portends troubles; and vexations,
quarrels, and contentions; and loss of Estate by the means of eccle-
siastical characters.
junction, Square, or Opposition of Mars, are malevolent Directions,
and denote manifold disputations, and commotions; scandal, dis-
grace, and loss of substance: Illnesses of various denominations, and
sometimes Accidents.
The Sun, Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the Sex-
tile, or Trine of Mars, gives Honor,,and Preferment by Chemistry,
or martial employment. In a Feminine Genitiire. Marriage fre-
quently occurs.
2Z2
322
The Moon, or Ascendant, directed to the Conjunction, Square,

or Opposition of the Snn, denotes Indisposition, and injury to the
Eyes; many perplexities, and losses:'the Native is suddenly de-
prived of Dignity, and Office, and credit, or Reputation is material-
ly injured. The Midheaven to the Body of the Sun is a propiti-
ous Direction, and gives any Native Honor, and Promotion, accord-
ing to the sphere of Life, which must be impartially investigated in
all cases.
The Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the Scxtile, or
Trine of the Sun, will be productive of happiness, Honor, Wealth,
popularity, and renown, and sometimes Marriage.
The Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the Square, or
Opposition of Venus, are unpropitious Directions; and forebode trou-
bles, and controversies; the.Native also obtains disrespect from Fe-
males. The Direction of the Sun to the Square of Venus, is indica-
tive of vexations, and difficulties, by various ways, and means.
junction, Sextilo, or Trine of Venus, foreshows Honor, and Promo-
tion; the Native is very fortunate in every engagement; and the
Matrimonial Union is frequonlly Solemnized, under the operation
of any of these Directions.
The Moon, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to tho Square, or
Opposition of Mercury, denotes many accusations, contentions,
troubles, disappointments, and losses, as well as Indisposition; the
Native's undertakings are unsuccessful on all occasions. The Sun ■
directed to the Square of Mercury, indicates vexations, and difficul-
ties, in every Geniture.
The Sun, Moon, Ascendant, or SI idheaven, direcied to the Body,
Scxtile, or Trine of Mercury, gives an inclination to the Study of
Arls, and Sciences; the Native is admired for ingenuity, and learning,
and is successful in most undertaking?; these Directions also indicate
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Travelling; but when Mercury is afflicted in the Geniture, the Con-

junction of that Planet to any of the above places, is productive of
perplexities, and losses on all occasions.
The Sun,- or Ascendant, directed to the Conjunction, Square, or
Opposition of the Moon, are very inimical Directions, causing many
troubles, difficulties, and losses; any of these Directions put the Life
of the Native in considerable jeopardy, either by Indisposition, or
Accident. The Midheaven to the Body of the Moon frequently
produces Travelling, Marriage, and Prosperity.
The Sun, Ascendant, or Midheaven, directed to the Sextile, or
Trine of the Moon, denotes Travelling, comfort, and happiness,
with an augmentation of Honor, and Wealth: tho Matrimonial
Union is generally Solemnized, under the Effects of any of these
Directions.
The Part of Fortune directed to any benevolent Aspect, produces
an augmentation of Honor, and Riches; but to malevolent Rays,
troubles, and a considerable diminution of Wealth.
The Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Midheaven, or Part of Fortune di-
rected to the Quintile, or Biquintile of any Planet, denotes the Na-
tive to prosper in every undertaking; the Semiquartile, or Sesquiqua-
drate, is of a malevolent nature, and power.
The Luminaries directed to their own Sextiles, or to any Paral-
lel of the Benefics, either in the Zodiac, or in the World, will con-
sequently be productive of good Eflfects in the affairs oi any N ative:
but the Directions of the Lights to their own Semiquartiles, or
Squares, or to any Parallel of the Malevolents, denote troubles, and
obstacles, and impair Health.
I have briefly explained tho Effects of all Directions, which when
compared with the remarks on the Nativities given in this Work,
in Examples of Life, and Death, tho Student may readily compre-
hend every portion of their influence in all parts of the Heavens,
and in a1! cases whatsoever.
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I have allowed malevolent Directions formed to tin- Sun, Moon,

Ascendant, Midheaven, or Part of Fortune, to be productive of trou-
bles, and losses, &c: in addition to which, 1 shall notice in this
place, that the Hyleg directed to a violent train of unpropitious As-
pects, (without sufficient aid from the bencfics,) will, in every Nati-
vity. produce inevitable dissolution, either natural, or violent; ac-
cording to the positions, and configurations of the Celestial Bodies,
at the time of Birth, combined with the prevalence of the Anaroti-
cal places, and Directions, which has been previously observed.
From what I have here mention d. every Student in this Science,
will consequently predict the time of all Momentous Events, from
the nature, and power of each Direction.
THE ESTABLISHED METHOD OP SELECTING THE TUBE lit LED,
IN AKV GENITURE.
in order to make the Aphctical places easy to be understood, I
shall observe, that they commence with live degrees past the Cusp
of the Second House, in the Ascendant, and extend as far as five
degrees above the Horizon: the Eleventh House, and centre of
that House, the whole of the Tenth, Ninth, and five degrees be-
yond the latter House, are also Aphetical places; and live de-
grees past the Cusp of the Eighth, in the Pcvcnth, as far as five de-
grees post the Occidental Horizon, below the Earth, arc likewise
Prorogatory places. And among these again arcprefcrrod, as strong-
er, and more powerful, first they which arc in the Zenith, then
they in the East, next to those, they in the succeedant to the Mid-
heaven, then the West, and lastly, they which precede the Mid-
heaven : for whatsoever House of the twelve above the Earth, hath
no corifigiiralion.with the Horoscope is not proper to betaken; and
that in a subterranean place, is unqualified for such" a Dominion,
except what come in to light with the Ascendant,
The Apbctas, or significators of Life, arnTive; and those are the
Sun, Moon. Ascendant, Part of Fortune, and that Planet who hath
most Dignities in the place of the Sim, Moon, Horoscope, and
Part of Fortune, in the Figure of Birth; and in the place of the
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Conjunction, or Opposition of the Luminaries, preceding the Geni-

We, in which this regularity must he observed.
In a diurnal Nativity, the Sun shall be preferred if he is in an
Aphetical place; but if he bo not, let the Moon ; if she be not, that
Flanet shall be accepted that hath most titles of Dominion in the
place of the Sun, the preceding Conjunction, and the Horoscope;
(and in a I'rorogatory place also,) that is, when ho hath Dominion
three ways or more, in one of the mentioned places, for all the ways
of Dominion are five; but if there be none such, the Horoscope
shall be taken as the true Hgidficator of Life.
By night, the Moon shall be preferred if she be in an Aphetical
place; but if she be not, the Sun shall, if he be: if neither of the
Luminaries should be so qualified, then take that Planet who hath
most Dignities in the place of the Moon, the preceding full Moon,
and the Part of Fortune, and in an Aphetical place: if there be none
such, the Horoscope shall be taken if a Conjunction preceded, but
if it was a full Moon, the Part of Fortune shall be allowed that
Dominion, when found in an Aphetical place.
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ON THE REVOLUTIONS OF KINGDOMS AND STATES, &C.

When nny grand Mutations have come to pass, that are visible
to the World, and in which the unbelievers are more or less involved,
they then say, 'God does all these things,' which I by no means
deny; but last, how does he perform, and bring to pass such
events, which are considered so miraculous to the wisdom of
Mortal Men? for it is certain, that all things on Earth, are depen-
dant on the Heavens, and occult power of the Celestial Bodies,
which are secondary causes to execitte the DiviN E will, and
eternal decree OF THE great creator, which I have proved
to the most licentious Infidel.
All those who at present deny the existence of Stellar power, and
who impiously slander the Works of the Almighty, will, (should
they survive a few revolving Years,) be perfectly convinced of their
Error; for in the Years 1820, and J821, were oliserved in the Hea-
vens many appearances of an extraordinary, and formidable na-
ture, which cannot happen again for many Centuries to come.
Tho Mundane power of such appearances will become manifest for
a long period of time, and will be visible in many parts of the
World.
But as the celestial bodies are the representatives of king-
doms and states, I must request the ingenious practitioner to pay
the strictest attention to those wonderful Celestial Congresses, which
were visible on the 1 <?th 18th and ISlth of April II8-21; on those
days, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Sun, Venus, and Mercury,
were all conjoined in the sign akies. Now reader pause, and
consider thqse things in solitude, and do not hastily, and wantonly
condemn, what I am certain you can never understand; for I do
positively say, that this great meeting in the Heavens, does most
assuredly forebode a succession of riant memorable events of
the greatest magnitude in foreign realms. 1 dare not pre-
sume to ofier my impartial Judgment on all the nniEFUL effects
of those Celestial Congresses : what the influence of such remarkable
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meetings of the Heavenly Bodies, hereafter will be, must be left for
Time to determine. If the young Students are inclined to receive
some information on this subject, they may read the names of those
Kingdoms, Cities, and Countries, which are governed by the/our
Cardinal points, including those seated under Gemini, and Virgo,
with the opposite Signs; and then they may instantly make
their Judgment final, and see every subsequent occurrence before
them, though yet in the womb of time. The Mundane infiuence of
these Celestial appearances, will eitcnd their irresistible power with
unbounded fury to remote realms for many Years: horrid
WARS, DISSENTIONS, TUMULTS, VIOLENCE, IMPRISONMENTS,
assassinations, sudden deatus, with incurable pestilential
Fevers, and disorders of the Lungs, will be experienced in For-
eign nations, with the Death of Men in high Authority, and:
power; dreadful Thunder, and Lightnings, will be prevalent in
many places, with awful conflagrations, and likewise high
Winds, Tides, and violent Hurricanes, with many Shipwrecks,
and unfortunate Navigations : great alterations in the Weath-
er for a long period of time; the Waters in the Rivers will be
diminished at intervals, and Springs dried up, so that Cattle in
several places will receive great injuryfor want of Water; in
consequence of which, will follow incurable diseases among
them in several Places : these droughts of long continuance,
will at certain periods be succeeded, as well as preceded, by
UNCOMMON WET WEATHER, which will cause GREAT INNUN-
dations ; Frost, Snow, and intense cold will abound in their
Seasons, which willfrequently prove injurious to the Seeds, and
Fruits of the Earth; excessive heat, succeeded by very sudden
transitions of immoderate cold, will very often be severely felt in
several places, during many subsequent Years: but as I have no
authority to state where these direful calamities will fall,
I must with reluctance remain silent; however I hope, and trust,
that from what I have here stated, every industrious Student, will
be enabled to form a correct Judgment on the long continued Ef-
fects of those dreadful Celestial appearances, which were so re-
markably posited at the periods betbrementioned.
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It frequently occurs, that Hie Congresses of several of the Planets

in some predominating Signs, and places, do not immediately shew
their ominous Effects, but many Years elapses before they become
manifestly apparent. In the Month of March 1789, the Sun,
Satum, Mars, Venus, and Mercury, were all conjoined in the Sign
Pisces, and in thasame Year, the Revolution in Prance broke out,
which circumstance, and many subsequent hostilities in that King-
dom, were evidently foreboded from the Effects of the above Con-
junction of five Planets in the Constellation of the Watery Tripli-
city : and whenever similar appearances of the Heavenly Bodies are
observed, (the Sun being properly united,) they always produce
commotions, and Revolutions, or a change of state in those places,
governed by the Signs, and their opposites, which has been before
observed : but Peace and Plenty, may certainly be predicted when
those Congresses of the Planets have completed their formidable
efficacy, or become disjoined by the- rapidity of the inferior Stare,
I might expatiate upon these subjects, but I believe snllicient has been
mentioned by which any attentive Student in this Science, may
precisely comprehend the manifold, and subsequent Effccla of
every extraordinary meeting of the Celestial Bodies.
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COnnKCT PBECEITS FOH COMl'UTIXO THE ECMPSES OF THE SU\,

AKD MOON.
TO CALCUUVTE AX ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
1. Find by Astronomical Tables, the true Time of the Kcliptic
opposition, or full Moon, when an Eclipse is expected to happen :
and let that Time be reduced to apparent Time, by increasing, or
diminishing the same, by the equation of Time, as occasion requires.
To which Time, viz. the true Kcliptic opposition of the Sun, and
Moon; find the Moon's true Latitude, and her Hourly Motion in
Latitude. Also, the Moon's Hourly Motion in Longitude, in order
to find the Hourly Motion of the Moon from the Sun in Longitude."
Find the Moon's Horizontal Parallax, and her Semidiameter; the
Sun'sllourly Motion, and Semidiameter being found before. The
Sun's Horizontal Parallax may always be taken at 8".
2. Find the Anglo of Inclination of the Axis of the Moon's way,
with the f Northern) Axis of the Ecliptic; which is to the right
hand, if the Moon has North Latitude ascending, or South Latitiudc
descending; otherwise, if the Moon has North Latitude descending,
or South Latitude ascending, the Angle lies to the left hand of the
Axis of the Ecliptic.
KUI.K.
To the co-arith. of log. Sine of the Moon's Hourly Motion from
the Sun, add the log. Sine of the Moon's Hourly Motion in Lati-
tude, the sum is the Tangent of the Angle required.
3. To find the nearest approach of the Centres of the Moon,
and Earth's Shadow.
IIULE.
To the co. sine of the . Ar.gloof the Moon's Inclination, add the
log. sine of the Moon's true Latitude, (at the Ecliptic opposition,)
and the sum will be the log. sine of the nearest approach of the
Centres of the Moon, and Earth's Shadow.
3.V2
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4. Then from the sum of the Horizontal Parallaxes of the Sun,

and Moon, subtract the Semidiameter of the Sun, the remainder is
the apparent Semidiameter of the Earth's Shadow, which mast bo
increased by 50", on account of the Earth's Atmosphere.
To the Semidiameter of the Earth's Shadow, thus found and in-
creased, add the Semidiameter of the Moon ; and if that sum is
more than the nearestapproach of their Centres, the Moon will be
Eclipsed at that Time; but if otherwise, she will not be Eclipsed.
5. The Moon being found Eclipsed; then from the sum of the
Semidiametcis of the Moon, and Earth's Shadow, subtract the near-
est approach of their Centres, and the remainder is the part deficient.
Note. If the parts deficient are less than the Moon's apparent di-
ameter, it shews the Eclipse will not he total; but if they be
equal, then the Eclipse will be total without continuance;
but if the parts deficient be more than the Moon's apparent
diameter, then the Eclipse will be total with continuance.
T/te Analogy to f. ml the Digits Eclipsed.
As the Semidiameter of the Moon : G Digits, or 3G() part
deficient : Digits Eclipsed, or
To the co-arith of logistical log. of the Moon's Semidiameter,
add the logistical log. of parts deficient; the sum will be the logis-
tical log. of the Digits Eclipsed.
G. With tbe argument of Latitude (longitude ) in Orbit—cor-
rect longitude 51) found at the Time of the true Ecliptic opposition,
take out the Moon's reduction from her proper Orbit to the Ecliptic,
which equation is to be doubled, and turned into Time, by the
Moon's Hourly Motion from the Sun; and you will have the Time
between the true Syzygy and the mean Eclipse, or greatest Obscu-
ration ; which is to be added to, or subtracted from the Time of the
true Ecliptic Opposition, according as the Moon is yet short of, or
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past the next Node, and you will have the Time of the greatest
Obscuration, or middle of the Eclipse.
7. To find the Scruples of Incidence, or Motion of half
duration.
From the square of the sum of the Semidiameters, of the Moon,
and Earth's Shadow, in seconds, deduct the square of the nearest
approach of their Centres in seconds; the square root of what re-
mains, will be the Motion of Semiduration, in seconds of a Degree.
Tb find the time thereof, say.
As the Hourly Motion of the Moon from the Sun : is to I Hour,
or 60 Minutes in Time : ; sols the Motion of Semiduration : to
the Time of Semiduration ; which being subtracted from, and add-
ed to the Time of the greatest Obscuration, will give the Time of
the Beginning, and End of the Moon's Eclipse.
8. To find the Scruples of half total Darkness in a total
Eclipse of the Moon, and thence the continuance, Beginning,
and End of total Darkness.
. BULK.
From the square of the difference of the Semidiameters of the
Moon and Earth's Shadow, in seconds ofa degree, deductthesquare
of the nearest approach of their Centres, in seconds ofa degree; the
square root of what remains, will be the Motion of Semiduration,
in total Darkness, in seconds of a degree, which turned into Tfme,
by the Hourly Motion of the Moon from the Sun, and subtracted
from the middle of the Eclipse, gives the Time of Immersion nr
beginning of total Darkness; and added to the Time of the middle
of the Eclipse, gives the Timeof Emersion or End of total Darkness.
N. B. If the Time found is mean Time, it must be reduced
to the apparent Time, by the Equation of Time.
And if the given place be not that for which the Tables are
made, the allowance must be made for the difference of Meridians.
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EXAMPLE.
A Computation of a total Eclipse of the Moon, December
3rd 1191, for the Meridian of the Royal Observatory at Green-
ict'eh.
Equal Time of the true Ecliptic Opposition of ( 3 ](} 10 10

the Q and ) , is December J
The Equation of Time, add + i) 18
The Apparent time at Greenwich 3 16 26 4
At which Time,
8. O r ti
Sun's truo place is .. 8 12 35 19
Moon's true place in the Ecliptic .. 2 12 35 19
Moon's true Latitude, South descending 4 55
Hourly Motion of >'3 Latitude 3 1,5
Angle or Inclination of >'s way •• 5 40 34
Equal. 14 th or reduction in Motion •f 0 12
Moon's true Hourly Motion 35 14
Sun's true Hourly Motion 2 32
Moon's Horizontal Parallax 59 9
Sun's Horizontal Parallax •• 0 9
Sun's Semidiameter •» 10 17
Semidiameter of the Earth's Shadovv •• 43 1
Semidiameter of the 0's Shadow increased... •• 43 51
Moon's Semidiameter to be added ......... 16 6
Semidiameter of the ) and 0's Shadow 59 51
Nearest approach of the Centre's of > and ?
Earth's Shadow \ 4 51
There remains parts deficient 00 3

Hence, Digits Eclipsed are 20 31 0
Time between the true Syzygy, and the middle J ,,
of tho Eclipse, to be added <["
Argument of latitude was 11 29 10
Hourly Motion oi > A Q 32 42
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For the Motion oj holf duration of this Eclipse.

O t H
Setnidiameter of > and Q's Shadow..^59 57
Moon's Latitude, or nearest approach .. 4 54
Sum 1 4 5] —Sine 8,27561
Difference 55 3=Sine 8,20446
?) 16,48007
Sine of Motion of half duration 59 15- - 8,240035
Hence, half duration in Time will be.... 1 49 37

For the Motion of half duration in total Darkness.
True .Seraidiaractcr of the ©'3 Shadow.. 43 51

Remidiameter of the ) , subtract 16' 6
Difference 27 45
Moon's Latitude, or nearest approach 151
Sum 32 39=Sine 7,97760

Difference 22 51 = Sine 7,82261
2)15,80021
Sine of Motion of half duration 27 19 7,900105
Hence, 27' 19" in Time is 50 7
Hence, the Times of this Eclipse, December 3rd 1797, at

Greenwich near London, according to Solar, or Apparent Time,
D. 11. M. s.
Beginning December 3 14 37 11 P. M.
Total darkness begins 15 36 41
Ecliptic opposition 16 26 4
Middle of the Eclipse. 16 26 48
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H. M. 8.
Total Darkness ends 17 16 55 P. M.
Eclipse ends 18 16 25
H. M. s.
Duration of total Darkndss
Duration of the whole Edipse
Digits Eclipsed. .20° 31' 0".
1
Note.
, „ i
Sum of Semidiameter of ) and Q's Shadow.. . 59 57 j
Semidiameter of the 0's Shadow . 43 51
Latitude of the > at the beginning of the Eclipsi3. 10 45 South.
Latitude of the 1 at the'middle of the Eclipse, . 4 54 South.
Latitude of the ) at the'end of the Eclipse ... , 0 57 North.
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TO COMPOTE ECLIPSES OP THE SDN.

PRECEPTS.
1. By Astronomical Tables find the time of the true Ecliptic
Conjunction, or new Moon, when an Eclipse is expected to happen.
From the Horizontal Parallax of the Moon, subtract the Horizon-
tal Parallax of the Sun, the remainder will be the Semidiameter of
the Earth's Disk. likewise, to the Semidiameter of the Sun, add
the Semidiameter of the Moon, the sum of which, will he the Se-
midiameter of the Moon's Penumbra.
2. To the Semidiameter of the Earth's Disk, add the Semidi-
ameter of the Moon's Penumbra, and if the sum exceeds the near-
est approach of their Centres, (found like the nearest approach of
the Centres of the Moon and Earth's Shadow, in an Eclipse of the
Moon,) the Sun will be Eclipsed in some part of the Earth : but
otherwise no Eclipse of the Sun can happen.
3. The Sun being found Eclipsed in some part of the Earth, the
Beginning, Middle, and End of the general and also central
Eclipse, (with respest to the whole Earth,) may be found in like
manner as is before directed, for finding the Beginning, Middle,
and End of an Eclipse of the Moon.
To Calculate an Eclipse of the Sun for my particular place
given, by Parallaxes.
1. Having found by Astronomical Tables, the true Ecliptic
Conjunction of the Sun and Moon, together with their places in the
Ecliptic; compute the Moon's true Latitude, with all the other
requisites, adapted to the particular place given.
Find also, the Moon's Horizontal Parallax, her apparent Semidi-
ameter, and Hourly Motion in Longitude and Latitude, as also the
Sun's apparent Semidiameter, and Hourly Motion.
2. To the apparent Time of the true Conjunction of the Sun
and Moon, compute the Parallax of the Moon from the Sun, in
Longitude.
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3. To half an Hour, an Hour or more, (as the said Parallax is

small or great,) before or after the true Conjunction, according as
the Moon is in the Eastern, or Western Quadrant of the Ecliptic,
compute again the Parallax of the Moon from the Sun in Longitude;
by which means, (from the true,) you will have the visible half,
Hourly, &c. Motion of the Moon from the Sun.
Note. To Compute the Parallaxes of the Moon in Longitude,
and Latitude, in Solar Eclipses.
For the Moon's Parallax in Longitude.
The Equatorial Horixontal Parallax of the Moon, is first to be
reduced from the Sphere to the Spheroid for the Latitude of the
place.
To the Sine of the Horizontal Parallax, add the Sine of the Alti-
tude of the Nonagesimal degree of the Ecliptic, and the Sine of the
distance of the Sun, (or Monn's visible distance,^ from the Nona-
gesimal degree, and their sum will be the Sine of the Moon's Par-
allax in Longitude,
Note. The Moon's Parallax in Longitude is to be added, or
subtracted to the Moon's true place, as the Sun is to the East, or
West of the Nonagesimal degree.
For the Moon's Parallax in Latitude.
To the Sine of the Moon's Horizontal Parallax, add the Co-sine
of the Altitude of the Nonagesimal degree of the Ecliptic, and the
sum will be the Sine of the Moon's Parallax in Latitude.
Note. The Moon's Parallax in Latitude always depress her
Southward, in Northern Latitudes without the Tropicks; that is
diminish her true North Latitude, and increase her true South
Latitude.
Now say, As the visible Motion of 3) k © : is to the Time
taken : : so is the Parallax of the Moon from the Sun in Longitude
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at the Time of the true Conjunction : to the Interval of the true

and visible Conjunction, which added to, or subtracted from, the
Time of the true Conjunction, according as the Moon is to the East,
or West of the Nonagesimal degree, will give the Time of the visi-
ble Conjunction of the Sun and Moon.
4. To which time, compute again the true places of the Sun
and Moon, with the Parallas. of the 3) & 0 in Longitude and Lati-
tude, and so find the apparent or visible place of the Moon, in re-
spect of the Sun; and also the Moon's visible Latitude.
5. To ten or fifteen Minutes (more or less,) before or after the
visible Conjunction, as the Moon's visible Latitude is found to be
increasing, or decreasing, compute the visible Longitude of the I
& 0; with her visible Latitude. Now say, As the Sine of the
visible Motion of 3) a Q in Longitude, in the Time taken : is to
Radius : : so is the Tangent of the difference of visible Latitudes
(between the visible Conjunction and Time taken) : to the Tangent
of the Angle of the visible way of the Moon with the Ecliptic at
the Time of the visible Conjunction. And, as Radius : is to the
Sine of the visible Latitude of the Moon at the visible Conjunction
: : so is the Sine of the Angle of the visible way of the Moon with
the Ecliptic at that Time : to the Sine of the Motion seen from the
visible Conjunction, to the greatest Obscuration.
And, : : so is the Co-sine of that Angle : to the Sine of the visible
distance of the Centres of the Sun and Moon at the Time of the
greatest Obscuration, that is, their nearest visible distance.
Note. IfthisdistancebelessthantheSeraidiameterof the Moon's
Penumbra, the Sun will be Eclipsed at that place; but otherwise
not.
Note. If the Moon's place be more than the place of the Nona-
gesimal degree, according to the order of the Signs, then she is £ast
of the Nonagesimal degree, and the Parallax in Longitude adds.
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But if it is tbe contrary, sbe is to tbe West of tbe Nonagesimal

degree, and tbe Parallax in Longitude subtracts.
6. Tbe Sun being found Eclipsed; from tbe Semidiameter of
tbe Penumbra, subtract tbe nearest visible distance of tbe Centres
of tbe Sun and Moon, tbe remainder will be tbe part deficient;
from wbicb tbe Digits Eclipsed may be found.
7. Now say, As tbe visible Motion of tbe Moon from tbe Sun in
tbe Time before taken, (before or after tbe visible Conjunction.) :
is to tbat Time : : so is tbe Motion seen from tbe visible Conjunc-
tion, to tbe greatest Obscuration : to the Interval in Time, wbicb
• being added to, or subtracted from tbe Time of tbe visible Conjunc-
tion (as tbe visible Latitude is decreasing or increasing) gives tbe
Time of tbe greatest Obscuration, or tbe middle of tbe Eclipse.
8. To tbe Semidiameter of tbe Penumbra, add and subtract tbe
nearest visible distance of tbe Centres of tbe Sun and Moon.
To tbe Logistical log. of tbat sura, add tbe Logistical log. of
tbeir difference; divide tbat sum by two, and you will bave tbe
Logistical log. of tbe visible Motion of Semiduration in Minutes
and secondsMf a degree.
9. Now say, As tbe Sine of tbe visible Motion of tbe Moon from
tbe Sun in Longitude for an Hour, or more, before tbe visible Con-
junction, : is to Radius : : so is tbe Tangent of tbe difference of
visible Latitude in tbat Time : to tbe Tangent of the Anglo of tbe
visible way of tbe Moon witb tbe Ecliptic, from tbe Beginning of
the Eclipse to tbe visible Conjunction.
And, as Radius : is to tbe Sine of tbe visible Motion of Serai-
duration : : so is tbe Co-sine of that Anglo : to tbe Sine of the
visible Motion in Longitude from tbe Beginning of tbe Eclipse to
tbe greatest Obscuration, or middle of tbe Eclipse.
10. Likewise, As tbe visible Motion of tbe Moon from the Sun,
in Longitude in tbe flour, (or more,) before tbe visible Conjunction
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is to 1 hour, (or more,) : : so is the Motion in Longitude seen

from the Beginning of the Eclipse to the greatest Obscuration : to
the Time of Incidence; which subtract from the Time of the
greatest Obscuration, gives the Time of the Beginning of the
Eclipse.
By the like proportions, (from the visible Longitude of the Moon
from the Sun in consequence with her visible Latitude for an Hour,
or more, after the visible Conjunction,) you may find the Time of
Emergence, and so the End ofthe Eclipse.
EXAMPLE.
Comvuiaiion of Ihe Solar Eclipse, which happened April IsS
1764., from Tables, agreeing very near with Mayer's Tables of
For the Meridian of Greenwich, and Latitude 51° 30'.
Equal Time ofthe Ecliptic Conjunction, at Green-? jq 50

wich Observatory 5"
Equation of Time, subtract 3 50
Apparent Time at Greenwich... 10 21 2
O '
Sun and Moon's Longitude in the Ecliptic ty 12 9 43
Right Ascension of the Medium Caeli 346 21 23
Culminating point 15 10 36
Place of Nonagesimal Degree ................ tp 16 25
Moon's Ecliptic place subtract......... ry 12 10
Distance of 8 k Nonagesimal Degree...... 4 15west.
Altitude of Nonagesimal Degree 39 3
Moon's Horizontal Parallax a © (©'s 9")........ 54 4
Moon's Parallax in Longitude & 0 2 33
Moon's Parallax in Latitude k © 42 0
Moon's true Latitude North ascending, subtract .... 39 31
Remains )'s visible Latitude South 2 29
340
Moon's true Hourly Motion 29 44

Sun's Hourly Motion, subtract 2 28
Hourly Motion of ) k Q 27 16
Moon's Horizontal Parallax 54 13
Semidiameter of the Sun 16 2
Semidiameter of the Moon 14 47
Hourly increase of the Moon's Latitude . „.. 2 43
Hourly increase of the Sun's Right Ascension .. =. 2 17
Hourly increase of the Sun's Declination 0 59
An observation.
Instead of the Sines in these operations, as there is trouble to ob-
tain them to seconds, (except you have Tables that has them to
seconds,) you may use Shakerly s Logistical Log. and then remem-
ber to make the first Figure the Index: but then the Co-sines and
Tangetsmust be had from their proper Tables.
As the Moon is to the West of the Nonagesimal Degree at the

true Ecliptic Conjunction, the visible Conjunction of course must
follow; and as her Parallax in Longitude a Q is — 2' 33", the
visible Conjunction must fall about eight, or ton Minutes after the
true Conjunction.
The Requisites for Greenwich.
Eight Minutes after Time of the true Conjunction. IO11. 29m. 2s.
o / «
Right Ascension of the Medium Call 348 21 41
Culminating point K 17 20 35
Place of Nonagesimal Degree t 17 58 0
Moon's true Ecliptic place <Yi 1*2 13 41
Moon's distance from Nonagesimal Degree 5 44 west.
Altitude of Nonagesimal Degree 39 49 0
341
Moon's Parallax in Longitude A Q 3 30

Moon's Parallax in Latitude A 0 41 32
Moon's true Latitude North, subtract 39 53
Moon's visible Latitude South descending 1 39
True Motion of I a 0 in eight Minutes . 3 38

Difference of Parallax in Longitude of I A © in eight ? a 57
Minutes subtract 5
Remains visible Motion of X> from Sun in eight Minutes.. 2 41
Now, as the visible Motion of ) from Sun 2' 41" to 8 Minutes,
so is the Moon's Parallax in Longitude from Sun at the true Con-
junction, 2' 33", to 7' 36", the Interval between the true and visi-
ble Conjunction.
Now from the last statement, I shall •proceed to find the Time
if the greatest Obscuration, or Middle of the Eclipse.
As the Sine of the visible Motion ) from Sun in 1 0004/1
last eight Minutes, 2' 41" 5 b' ay-40
To Radius, (or 90°.) 10,00000
So Tangent of difif. )'s visible Lat. in 8'—0' 50".. 6, 38454
To Tangent )'s visible way from Sun.. 17° 15'.. 9,49214
As Radius, (or 90°) 10,00000

ToSineof Moon'svisibleLat. (8'after true Conj.) 1' 39" 6, 68121
So Co-sine Moon's visible way from Sun . 17° 15' 9. 98001
T0 Sine of nearest approach of Sun and M oon. 1' 35" 6, 66122
As Radius, (or 90°) 10,00000

To (Sine of 1' 35") same 6, 66122
342
So Sine of Moon's visible way from Sun,.... 17° 15' 9,47208

To Sine of dist. from visible Conjunction to > 0o// n ooor,
the greatest Obscuration, or Middle.... 5 ~ ** '
Now 28" is the Motion from visible Conjunction to the greatest
Obscuration; and is turned into Time as follows.
Visible Motion of Moon from Sun in last 8' is 2' 41".
As 2' 41" 1' 24" the Time to be added.

LL
S' 875 J
28" .. 21091
29842
Logist. log. of 2' 41" sub. 13495
Legist, log. of 1' 24".... 10347 To he addded for the Middle.
For the Bcruples of Incidence.
Semidiameter of the Sun ......

The Moon's at the Altitude of 40°
The Penumbra ...... ...... 30 59
Neatest approach.............. 1 34
LL
32 33 .. 2658
Remains part deficient...... 29 25 .. 3096
2)5752
Scruples of Incidence. 30' 56"

The Digits Eclipsed are found as in Lunar Eclipses, only instead
of the Moon's Semidiameter, you must use the Sun's, viz. 16' 2".
The part deficient being 29' 25", the Digits Eclipsed, come
343
nut 11° 0' 0", on the Sun's lower limb; because the Moon's visi-
ble Latitude is South.
ToJind the Time of Incidence, and thence the Beginning of
the Eclipse,
Repeat the Computation for 85 Minutes before the last, (being
as near the Beginning as can ho estimated,) as under.
h. M. s.
85' before visible Conjunction at Greenwich, viz ... 9 3 38
o
Right Ascension of Medium Cadi then is...... 327 3 25
Culminating point .. ^ 21 45 31
Place of Nonagesimal Degree .TP 0 10 0
Moon's place at this Time .............. tp 11 31 31
Moon's distance from Nonagesimal Degree.... 11 15 34 East.
Altitude of N onagcsimal Degree 31 28 0
Moon's Parallax in Longitude & Q ......... 5 33
True Motion of I a 0 in 85 Minutes ...... 38 38
Sum of the Parallax in Long. 1 £, 0 in 85' >
( J being now East of 90°) viz. 3' 30" & > -— 9 3
5' 33" - j
Remains visible Motion of C a 0 in 85 Minutes. 29 35
Moon's Parallax in Latitude 5 0 is ........ 4(5 7
Moon'strue Latitude North at this Time, subtract 3(5 2
Remains the {'s visible Latitude South 10 5
NOW SAY,
As Sine of visible Motion 2 a Q, 85' be-? - no .
' fore visible Conjunction ^ 2J 35 7'93 ^6
To Radius, (or 90°) ...... ...... ........ 10,00000
So Tangent diff. I's visible Lat. in 85'. ... 8' 2G" 7,38973
To Tangent of Angle c's visible way S. 0 15° 55' 9,45497
AGAIK,
As Radius, (or '90°,) .................. 10,00000
To Co-sine of 5's visible way & ©, 15° 55 9,98302
3C
344
To Sine of Scruples of Incidence, 30' 56" 7, 95415

To the Motion of Incidence, 29' 45" (Sine.) 7, 93717
As visible Motion ) k 0 (29' 45" in 85',) in 1 Hour 21' 0" 4559

To! Hour, So the Motion of Incidence, 29' 45" subtract. 3017
To the Time of Incidence, In. 25.\i. Os 1512
To find the Time of Repletion, and End of this Eclipse.

Take an Hour and half after the visible Conjunction at Greenwich.
90'after the visible Conjunction at Greenwich, llu. 58m. 3Ss.
O
Bight Ascension of the Medium Cteli, then is 10 55 6
The Culminating point <y> 11 52 38
Place of Nonagesimal Degree 8 4 33 0
Moon's place in the Ecliptic V 12 58 0
Moon's dist. from Nonagesimal Degree, (but her? OTl 00 Un
visible dist. is 21° 50' for 21° 35' + 15').... 5 -
Moon's Parallax in Longitude k 0 (found by her vis. j> , , Jr
dist. 21° 50'. and Alt. of Nonages, deg. 47° 50') 5
True Motion of ) k 0 in 90 Minutes is 40 54
Increase of ('s Parallax in Longitude from 0 in? n or
90' last taken 5
Visible Motion 3) a. 0 in 90 Minutes 29 30
Moon's true Latitude at this Time is...... (North.) 43 57
Moon'-, Parallax in Latitude & 0 36 17
Remains Moon's visible Latitude North 7 40
As Sine of visible Motion J from Sun, 90' 20' 30" 7,93354

apparent visible Conjunction..........
To Radius, (or 00°) 10,00000

So Tangent diff. of Moon's vis. Lat. in 90', viz. 9' 19" 7,43299
To Tangent Moon's visible way from Sun .. 17° 32' 9,49945
As Radius, (or 90°) 10,00000

To Co-sine of Moon's visible way from Sun.. 17° 32' 9,97934
So Sine of Scruples of Incidence 30' 50" 7,95115
To Sine of Motion of Incidence, or Repletion, or vis. 7 7 oiqao
Motion of Moon from Sun in the Ecliptic, 29' 30" 5 '
As visible Motion of Moon from Sun, 29' 30" in 90'. To 90

Minutes. So Motion of Repletion, 29' 30". To the Time of Re-
pletion, viz. 1 Hour, 30 Minutes, as required.
HENCE, AT GREENWICH,
H. M. S.
Apparent Time of the TrucS Conjunction .. 10 21 2 Morning.
Interval of True and visible Conjunction, add. 7 36
Apparent time of visible Conjunction 10 28 38
Interval" between visible Conjunction, and ? 1 24
Middle of the Eclipse, add 5
Middle, or greatest Qhscurity. 10 30 2
Time of Incidence, subtract .. . * 1 25 0
Apparent Time of the Beginning 9 5 2
Time of Repletion, add to Middle I 30 0
END OF THE ECLIPSE. 12 0 2
SOLAR eclipse, April 1st 17G4.
H. M. S.
Beginning 9 5 2A 2A
Visible Conjunction .. 10 28 38 ( . . .p. M ;
MMrHo ....
Middle 10 30 2O Mpparcnt Time. Morning.
End . 12 0 2
3C2
346
Duration 2b. 55m. Os.

Digits Eclipsed 11° 0' 0"
This Eclipse was observed at London, to Begin at five Rlinutes
past nine in the Morning; Middle at thirty-one Minutes post ten;
and (he end to be about one Minute post twelve at Noon.
The end of the Precepts for computing solar an d ldnar
eclipses.
THE ELEMENTS OF THE GREAT ECLIPSE OF THE SON, On the

X5th OF MAT 1836.
For the Meridian and Latitude of Greenwich.
Mean Time of the Ecliptic Conj. May l5tb. 2ii. 6m.
Longitude of the Sun and Moon, from the true ? ^

Equinox .................. .. ...... §
Right Ascension of the Sun 52
Sun's Declination North )8
Sun's Horary Motion in Longitude
Sun's Horary Motion in Right Ascension
Sun's Horary Motion in Declination, increasing ..
Sun's Semidiameter ...
Obliquity of the Ecliptic 23
Moon's Equatorial Horizontal Parallax ........
Moon's Latitude North, increasing
Moon's Ilonuy Motion in Longitude
Moon's Horary Motion in Latitude
Moon's Horizontal Semidiameter
Anglo of the relative Orbit with the Ecliptic 5
Horary Motion of the Moon from the Sun in tho }
relative Orbit ..... .................. $"
The Equation of Time.. ................. .
Hence, the Apparent Time of Conjunction. 2ii. 10M.
NEW
TABLES'OF DECLINATION,
Right Ascension, and Ascensional Difference,
CORRECTLY COMPUTED
BY THE AUTHOR OF THIS WORK,
According to the present Obliquity of the Ecliptic,
EEING TWENTY-THREE DEGREES, TWENTY-ETGHT MlN UTES NEARLY.

TABLES OF DECLINATION.
NORTH LATITUDE.
3D2
349
TABLES OF DECUNATIOPf.
SOCTH LATITCDE.
2 4
2 3
2 19111 21! 0
1 I 2 I 3 I 4
NORTH LATITUDE.
'At
6 21
.m 16 3|
17 15 45
lf< 15 27
1U 15 9
20 11 50
4 31
m22114 11
3 52
3 32
3 12
2 52
O > t
351
SOUTH LATITUDE.
0
I 1 J
o / Io / | o / o
20 1019 11 15 16 U
!l9 57,18 58 5 4 1'
119 44,18 45 4 51 IC
4 39 IS
4 25 IS
4 11 1C
6 53 12
5 58 91
11 7 14
52 6 55
33 •6 37
12 6 16
54 5 58
32 5 36
14 5 16
53 4 57
352
NOBTH LATITUDE.
0 1
H 1 1 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 [ fl I u
9
SOUTH LATITUDE.
CELESTIAL tPHILOSOPHY,
TABLES :(JF iDECLINATION.
KOfiVH LATITUDE.
T-5
0 24
0.
1 12
1 36,0 41
2 0 15
223 1 28
2 4* 1 521 0 571 0
61 3 11 2 16
3 34 2.39
3 58 3 3
4 21 3 -26
4.45 3 50
5 8 4 13
5 32 4 37
5 0
!
z
30 11 29 8 411 7 441 G 481 5 52

o 3 5 6
OR GENETHLIACAL ASTRONOMY.
SOUTH LATITUDE.
o
NORTH LATITUCE.
110 33 9 37 8 41 7 15
1U 54 9 58 9 2 8 6
11 15 10 18 9 22 8 1>6
>Z 1l J1 9*:' \ l> OiJ n i o OQ *, .47
OO
SII 56 10 58 Til 9 5
'12 16' 11 19. TiKa 9 ■: G
12 36 il asij 10 42 9 4 6
12 56 11 5i) 11 2 10 5
1O
lo 1 1 1MO 17
14 Jif 1 /-» r-> Oo ir
1 ~I\ 1I 11 Oil
l3 34 12 37| II 40 3
13 53 12 56 11 59| I 2 1(
HE BBfal 11 2DIE
mm 13 33 12 36 11 3 DilC 0. 53 Ih
'IWR EES 12 53 11 5 HID
1 ^ i).^ 1A
10 14 0Qi 1I <3Q 111J lO 11
15 23 13 29 12 3
15 41 13 46 12 4 IR
15 58 15 1 14 3 13 en
16 15 15 18 14. 2o 13 2 2 12
1 Pa ol
10 Q 1 1li>^ tjtj
QQ 4A «3D 1Q OQ "5ill
Q* lo 1 .1
16 4S 15 50 14 52 13 5 412
17 4 16 6 15 . 8 14 1
17 19 16 2*1 15-23 14 2
17 35 16 36 5 38 14 4 1
17 50 16 52 5 54 14 5
IS 4 17 6 16 8 15 1 flffl
,18 19 6 22 15 2 1|14
18 OtJ
lO 31 m l ■ u-t Uft U .10 1.^
It/ Qo 7i111^*
1A
i l8 45 ] 7 471 6 48 5 4 014
r
11'isO tlo |. 7• OtJ *Q J1 7 llJ in ■a>1/5 1 tJ
|19 111 8 12'] 7 14 16 1
l ^5
2 | 3 5 I 6
SOOTH LATITUDE.
5 0
4 I 5 I G I 7
358
TABLES OF DECLINATION*.
NORTH LATITUOE.
OR OE.VETHLfACAL ASTRONOMY. 359
SOUTH LATITUDE.
28 28 29 28
300
TABLES UF RIGHT ASCENSION*.
NOBTH LATITUDE.
359 37 49 358
0 32 44 359 I!
I 27 39 0
2 22
3 17
4 12
5 7
6 2
6 57
7 52 4 6
8 47 59 7
9 42
23
24
25
26 49[- 2G 27
TABLKS OF RIGHT ASCENSION.
SOUTH LATITUDE.
TABLES OF RIGHT ASCENSION.
NORTH LATITUDE.
"81 0' l | 2 | 3- | 4 | 5 | 6 7
56 24 32
5425 31
5326 30
52i27 2!j
51 28 28
50 29 27
50 30 27
50k31 27
50 32 27
5133 27
51 34;.'8
52 35 29
53 36 39
54 37 32
5638 34
58 39 36
0 40 38
2 41 40
442 43
7 43 46
1044 50
13145 54
1646 58
2(448 S
24|49 7
28150 12]
33 51 Ijj
38 52 22
4353 27
48 54 32
5355 37i
OR GEXETIILIACATi ASTRONOMY.
SOUTH LATITUDE.
RTlgi 3 31 4
31 3 031 50
1 13 32 3 .7 32 55
2 10 33 3 1 33 51
3 7 34 2 7 34 46
4 4 35 2 3 35 42
0 36 3£
SjU6 37 34
{fiM?3 38 31
30 1 0 30 28
7 40 25
4"4J 22
42 «[42 18
SElSf343 15
43 5(5 44 12
l)45 10
45 5 Ufl 7
mw*5.47 4
47 4" 48 2
48 413 48 50
40 44140 57
50 55
1,51 53
»2 38S52 51
53 31 53 40
ffefl 54 48
55 35 55 47j
6 31 50 46]
7 33 f57 45
8 32 158 44
0 32 50 43
304
NORTH LATITUDE.
0 1 1 5
O / o / o / a / 0 < 0 1 0 ,
'
RHH57 35 57 21 57 7 50 53 50 38 ■ 56 8 5 5 53! 55 38
] 5S 5] 58 38 58 24 58 1 0 57 571 57 42, 57 28" 57 13 5 0 59 50 44
25U 53 59 41 59 27 59 14 59 1 58 47! 58 33 58 19 5 8 5.zSa
3 00 50 00 44 00 3 1 00 18 in»n 59 52 59 3g! 59 25 5 9 11 >S 57
40] 50 01 47 01 35 01 22 01 lo 00 57 MiMBITTTBH Mfl lo 4
5 03 3 02 51 02 39 02 27 02 15 02 2 (11 50 01 37 01 24 31 11
0 04 0 03 55 03 43 03 32 03 20 02 50 02 44 02 31 12 18
7 05 a 04 59 04 47 04 37 04 25 04 13! 04 2 03 50 03 38j(33 25
SOG 13 00 3 05 52 05 42 05 19! 05 8 04 50 04 45134 33
907 17 07 7 00 57 00 47 00 30 00 25 00 14 00 3 05 52115 41
IOCS 21 08 11 08 2 07 52 07 42 07 31 07 21 TTTT 07 (>,<JO 49
1109 25 09 16 09 7 08 5 7 08 48 08 381 OS 28 08 18 08 81 07 57
iEES 70 12 be 3 09 54 09 45 69 35 09 20 09 10
13,7] 34 71 20 71 17 71 9 1W
14 72 3g 72 31 72 22 72 15 72 G 71 58 71 49 71 41 ,71 32 71 23
15 73 43 73 28 73 2 1 73 5 72 57 72 49 72 41 72 32
1074 47 74 41 74 33 74 27 74 19 74 12 74 4 73 49 73 41
17175 52 75 40 75 39 75 33 75 20 75 19 75 5 74 58 74 50
Ifi ~7(\
lo #0 o/K.'f 7<« e 1 <0 40 7/?
in 51 lo O (1 T/J Oi\ 70 27 7lus* 14
1 1 7/4
/O mt ^7? £s\
70 59
19 78 2 77 50 77 51 77 45 77 34 77 22 77 lo 77 9
79 2 78 57 78 52 78 47 78 4] 78 30 78 30 78 25 78 18
BJEmB mf^R] 79 59 79 54 79 49 79 44 79 39 79 34 79 28
OO 01 110Q Qol1 <1U O011 Dft. Q1
O 1 i17 c-1
e>2ol ol J1 CTTKOJwiVsT*]iiTiwinr HOI
OO 0^2
wO QO f)0 fi*> 1 ftO oJ.
PO io OO 1I 1 no ft
1 ^ O-i O-i - U OJ UlpQl& &ol (MM >1 w
24 83 28 S3 24 83 21 83 1 5 83 15 83 n 83 9 ?3 0 8 3 2 82 57
>5 84 33 84 27 84 2 5 84 22 84 2n S4 17 84 15 8 4 n 81 7
20 85 38 85 30 85 33 85 32 85 29 S5 28 85 25 85 24 « 5 21 85 18
2780 44 SO 42 BBgtri 80 3 9 80 37 80 36 80 34 80 33 8 0 3) 80 28
2887 49 87 48 87 40 87 4 0 87 44 87 44 87 42 87 42 8 7 40 87 39
29 83 55 38 54 88 53 88 5SI88 52 88 52 88 51 88 51 8 SlSTiil 38 49
fflHIm m ■1 !■ m
3C5
SOUTH LATITUDE.
0 I 1 8 9
306
NOBTH LATITUDE.
OR GEN'ETHLIACAI, ASTRONOMY. 367
SOUTH LATITUDE.
90 0 90 0 90 0
91 491 3
92 8 92 6
98 10
99 II
00 ]2
0] 12
02 J3
03 14
04 15
03 ]3
06 15
07 15
08 16
09 16
10 16
11. 10
12 17
13 17
M 17
15 17
16 17
17 16
118 16
119 15!
20 151
TABLKS OF RIGHT ASCENSION.
NORTH LATITUDE.
123 62 124 7 124 22

12 I 57 IQ.5 12 125 28
120 2126 17 126 33
127 6 127 22 127 38
28 27 128 43
21) 32 12!) 48
30 3(5 130 53
131 58
133 2
1.34 0
TABLES UF RIGHT ASCENSION.
SOUTil LATITUDE.
21 45
22 47
•23 48
24 49
25 51
26 52
27 53
28 54
29 54|
130 54]
131 54
13-2 54
133 54
134 54
135 53
TABLliS OF RIGHT ASCENSION.
KOBTH LATITUDE.
155 4
156 3
157 1
157 50
15S 57
OR GEVETHLIACAT. ASTRONOMY. 371
SOUTH LATITUDE.
NORTH LATITUDE.
181 11181 35181 59: 182 47 183 183 37

183 6182 30,182 54! 183 42 184 184 31
183 1183 25 183 49' 184 37 185 185 25
183 56 184 20184 44 185 32 185 186. 20i
184 51 185 15185 39 186 27 186 187 14
185 46186 10186 34 187 22 187 188 8
186 42 187 6187 30 188 17 188 189 3
187 37 188 1 188 25: 189 12 189 189 57
188 33 188 56189 20. 190 7 190 190 52
189 27189 51 190 1 191 2 191 191 m
190 22190 46191 1 191 57 192 192 41
191 17191 41 192 5j 192 52 193 193 30
192 13192 36193 0 193 47 194 194 31
193 8193 31 193 55 194 41 195 195 28
194 3194 26194 50 195 36 195 196 21
194 53195 21 195 45 196 31 196 197 16
195 53196 16 196 40 197 26 197 198 11
196 48197 11 197 35l 198 21 198 199 6
197 44 198 7 198 30, 199 16 199 200 1
198 40199 2199 25 200 11 1200 200 56
199 36 199 58 200 2 201 7 201 201 51
200 32 200 54 201 16 202 2 20.2 202 40
201 28 201 50 202 lal 202 57 1203 203 .41
202 241202 46j203 8 203 52 204 204 36
203 201203 42204 4l 204 48 1205 205 3]
204 16 204 38 205 ol IJh 205 43 206 206 26
205 12 205 34 205 5 206 39 207 •207 22
206 9 206 30 206 51 207 35 207 208 17
207 5 307 26 207 41 208 30 208 2CB 12
208 1208 22208 4< 209 26 1209 210 g
208 58 209 19 209 41 210 22 210 211 4
OR GENETIILIACAIi ASTRONOMY.
SOUTH -LATITUDE.
180 0 176 48 176 24

180 55 177 43 177 19
181 50 178 38 178 14
182 45 179 34 179 9
183 40 ISO 29 180 5
184 35 181 24 181 0
185 30 182 19 181 55'
186 25 183 11 182 50!
187 21 184 9 183 45.
188 16 185 4 184 41
189 11 185 59 185 36
190 6 186 55 186 32'
191 2 187 51
191 57 188 46
192 53 189 42
193 48 190 38
194 44 191 34
195 40 192 30 192 6;
190 35 193 27 193 2
197 31 194 23 193 58
198 27 195 20 194 55
199 23 196 17 195 52
200 ,20 197 14 196 49
201 16 198 11 197 46
202 12 199 8 198 44
203 .9 200 5 199 41
204 1 6 201 3 200 39
205 2 202 l 201 37
205 59 202 59 202 85
206 57 203 57 203 34
207 54 204 56 204 33
374
NORTH LATITUDE".
6
375
SOUTH LATITUDE.
370
NORTH LATITUDE.
15238 2.9,238 42 238 7 239

4,239 17 239 30239 43239 7 240
9(240 19240 31240 44240 8 241
9241 21241 33241 45 241 57,242 9 242
11 242 23 242 35 242 40 242 58243 0 243
M 243 25|243 37243 48243 59244 10244
17 244 28244 39 244 50 245 1245 11 215
9 245 20 245 31 245 41245 52 246 2 246 121216
.13 246 23 240 34 246 44 246 54 247 4247 13 217
17 247 27247 37 247 47247 56 248 6248 15 248
: 21 248 301248 40248 49 248 58249 7 249 10 249
> 25 249 34 249 43 249 52 250 0 250 9 250 17 250
i .29 250 38 250 46 250 55 251 3 251 11 251 10251
34 251 42251 49 251 58 252 5 252 13 252 21 252
38 252 46 252 53253 1253 8 253 15 253 23 253
43 253 50 253 57 254 4254 11 >54 181254 25 254
47 254 54 255 1255 7,255 14 >55 20]255 27 255
52 255 58 256 5256 11 256 17 256 22 256 29 256
571257 3 257 9257 20 257 25257 31 257 37257 ■
. 2]258 7 258 13258 23 258 29 258 33 258 38 258 ■
: 71259 12]259 17 259 26 259 31 259 35250
:12 260. 17 260 21 260 20 260 34 260 38 200
17261.. 21 261 25 261 32 261 36261 40261
22 262 25 262 29 262 35 262 39 262 42 262
2S263 301263 33 263 39 263 42 263 45 263
33264 30264 37 264 42264 45264 47 264
■ 38 265 30265 41265 45 265 48 265 49 265
-44 260 45 266 46266 49 266 51 206 52 266
49 267 50 267 50 267 52 267 54267 54 267
:55 268 55268 55268 56 268 57'268 57,268
0 270 0270 0 270 0 270 0 270 0 270
OR GENETHLIACAT, ASTRONOMY.
SOUTU LATITUDE.
4? 237 35 237 21 237 7 236 ! 38 236 23 -236 8 235 -5

51 238 38 238 24 238 10 237 I 42 237 28 237 13 236 5
53 239 41 239 28 239 14 239 47 238 33 238 19238
56 240 41240 31 240 18240 52 239 38 239 25 239 1
59 241 47 241 35 211 22211 57 -210 44 240 31240 1
3 242 51 242 39 242 27 242 2-241 50 241 37 241 "2
61243 55 243 43 243 32 213 8 242 56 242 44 24-2 J
9244 59 244 47 244 37 244 13 244 2-243 50 243 S
13 246 5 245 52 245 42 245 19 -245 8 244 56 214 4
17247 7 246 57 246 47 246 25 246 14 246 3245 i
21248 II 248' 2 247 52 247 31 -247 21247 10 247.
25249 16 249 7 248 57 248 38 248 28 248 18 248
29250 21250 12 250 3 249 , 45 249 35249 26 249 ]
.34 251 26251 17 251 9251 51 250 42-250 33 250 2
38 252 31252 22 252 15252 58251 49 251 41-251'7
i 43253 36253 28 253 21)253 i 5 252 57 252 49 252 I
47 254 41 254 33-254 27 254 12 254 4[253 57 253 i
52 255 46 255 39 255 33 255 ! i 19 255 12 -255 6 254 i
i 57 256 51 256 45256 39-256 i 27 256 20 256 14 256
l -2257 56 257 51 -257 45 257 34 257 28 257 22 257' :
I 7259 2 258 57 258 52 258 11 41j258 36 258 30 258 !
I 12260 8 260 3 259 59259 . 49 259 44 259 38 259 !
17 261 13 261 9261 5261 i 56260 52 260 48 260 -
! 22262 18262 15 262 11262 ! 4 262 0 261 57 261 I
1 28 263 24 263 21263 18 263 i 12 263 9 263 6 263
I 33 264 30264 27-264 25 264 1 20264 17 264 15 264
i 38265 36265 33-265 32265 26265 24 265 !
i 44266 42266 40266 39266 34 266 -33 266'I
1 49267 48 267 46 267 46267 43 267 42-267'.
^ 55268 54268 53208 53 268 52268 51268 .
) 0270 0270 0270 0270 0 270 0E70
378
NORTH LATTTODE.
379
TABLES OF RIGHT ASCENSION",
SOOTH LATITUDE.
380
TABLES OF RIGETT ASCENSION.
NORTH LATITUDE.
TABLES OF IUGI1T ASCENSION".
SOUTH latitude;
382
NORTH LATITUDE.
23 331 41 330 38 329

20 331 38 331 34330
17 332 31332 30331
13 333 30 333 25 332
10 33 I 26 33 1 21333
7 135 22 335 17 333
3 336 18 335 12 334
22337 59 337 ■11 336 8 335
18338 55 338 10 337 3 336
1J|339 51 339 6,338 58 337
10 310 17 340 2 339 54 338
6341 43 311 58 31o 49 339
2312 39 312 53 311 4 1310
58 313 35 313 4!) 312 39311
53314 3u 314 41 313 34342
48 315 25 315 39 314 29 343
41316 21 315 31 315 21344
40 317 17 316 29 316 19 344
35318 12 347 21 347 13 345
31349 7 318 19 347 8 316
26350 3 319 14 348 3 317
21350 57 350 9 349 58 348 .
16 351 52 351 4 350 53 349 :
11352 47 352 59 351 48 350 :
6353 42 353 54352 43 351
•25 355 2 5 355 1354 38 354 50 353 38 352
57355 33 355 45 354 33 353
52356 28 356 40 355 28 354
47357 23 356 35 356 23 354
42 358 18 357 30 357 18 355 ,
37359 13 358 25 358 13 356 •
332 2P
333 25
334 22
335 lU
330 10
337 13
338 Id
333 7|
340 4
341 0
341 50
342 52
TABLES OF ASCENSIONAL DIFFERENCE
ELEVATION OF THE POLE.

3 4 15 s 9
o t o /
0 9
(1 19
0 29
0 38
0 48
0 57
2-> 1 7
25 1 8 1 10
29 1 16 1 26
32 1 25 1 36
35 0 47 1 34 1 46
38 0 51 1 43 1 56
42 0 56 1 52 2 6
45 I 0 2 1 2 16
48 I 4 2 10 2 20
52 I 9 2 19 2 30
55 ] 14 2 28 2 47
59 1 18 2 37 2 57
2 ] 23 2 46 3 8
<> 1 27 2 56 3 18
9 1 32 3 0 3 29
13 1 37 3 15 3 40
17 I 42 3 25 3 51
20 1 47 3 35 4 3
24 I 52 3 45 4 14
28 1 57 3 56 4 26
32 2 3 4 6 4 38
36 2 8 4 17 4 50
40 2 13 4 28 5 2
44 2 19 4 39 5 15
48 2 24 4 51 5 28
2 30 5 2 5 41
385
TABTiES OF ASCENSIONAL DIFFERENCE.
ELEVATION OP THE POLE.

5
386
TABL1SS OF ASCENSIONAL DIFFERENCE.
elevation op the pole.
0 / 0 < 0
2 9 4 18 6 5122 13
2 15 4 30 6 50 23 20
2 21 4 43 7 55J24 33
2 20 4 57 7 5 25 53
2 36 5 13 7 ■24
2 45 5 30 8 25
2 54 5 49 8 27
3 5 6 10 9 20
3 16 6 34 0 ;ii
3 29 7 U 10 33
3 44 7 29 11 36
4 1 8 3 12 30
4 20 8 42 13 43
4 43 9 27 14 '41 2348
5 9 TiwTI 15 146 18 54
5 41 11 25 17 <52 5163
6 19 12 44 19 62 33 00
7 8 14 23 21 00 0
8 10 16 31 25
9 34 19 24 29
23 31 36
30 58 48
9 27| U 47 90
6 51*
TABLES OF ASCENSION* ALDIFFERENCE.
ELEVATION OF THE POLE*

TABLES OF ASCENSIONAL DIFFERENCE.
7 15 7
7 32 8
7 49 8
8 7 8
8 25 9
8 41 9
9 3 9
9 23 10
9 44 10
0 511
l) 27 11
0 4911
13 12
1 37 12
2 213
2 2813
2 5514
3 2414
3 53 15
4 24 15
4 57 16
5 31 17
3 7 17
i 4 -518
7 2519
i 7 19
1 5200
) 4oi21
> 32(22
I 27E3
389
B£1
390
TABLKS OF ASCENSIONAL DIFFERENCE.

21 | 22 23 24 25 2(1 ;] 27 | 28 ] 23 ! 30 I
I Jtt o t ."^"o ' * o / I U1 M U1— ' I o / -I
;
391
ELEVATION Or THE POLE.

1 31 32 33 34 35 36 I 37 I 38 I 33
o o ,
2 lifflfl
2 1 12
3 1 48
4 2 24
5 3 1
6 3 37 4 23 4 33
7 4 14
8 4 51
9 5 28
6 5
11 6 .42
12 7 20
i 7 58
8 37
9 16
9 55
C 10 35
18 11 16
11 56
E 12 38
21
22 14 3
23 14 47
24 15 31
25 16 16
26 17 2
27 Hr«
28 18 38
29 19 27
E3 HMK
31
32 22 3
3*3

31 | 32 I 33 | 34 | 35 ) 36 | 37 | ;i8 | 3!! |~4U
ELEVATION" OF THE POLE.

47 48 49
56 (jZtti 1 2 1
L OU m ^ u 2 4 rt r
48 2 51 3 0 3 7
44 3 52 4 I! 4 9 1
^7 O^ 17 & 7 o •Lf
4 S A<£ Ol
37 5 50 0 2, 0 15 6 21
34 6 49 7 4, 7 18 7 3'
32 7 48 8 5 8 22 8 4(
30 8 48 9 7' 9 20 9 4"
28 9 48 iiro10 3) IFwil
27 10 49 n 12 11 37 12
26 IJ 51 12 16 12 43 13 1
26 12 53 13 21 3 50 14 2(
27 13 56 14 26 14 58 15 31
28 15 0 15 32 10 7 16 4'
31 16 5 16 40 17 16 17 5
34 17 HI 17 48 18 27 19
m\ 17 18 58 19 40 20 2,
44 19 25 Hit 21 4
51 20 35 21 21 22 a 22 5
59 21 46 22 3jj 23 25 2-1 11
8 22 58 23 5<)i sin 25 41
19: 24 12 25 7| 26 5 27
32 25 28 '26 26 27 27
47 20 46 27 48 28 52 m
oq oil
it* .tO 1 1 mwoj
Jst cr n
22 29 29 flfiIKil !■
44 RflK|J 32 7 33 25 34 4(
8 36 21
35 s M n 38 IE
5 mE? 38 2y 40
38 37 7 SBrii 10 19 42
22|35 47 37 20 50*43
5337 23 38 5353 40
30 3!) 5 40 4056 34
10(10 5242 4259 59
55|42 44|44 663 46
47 44 42 401 068 36
45 40 49 49 41 74 49
50 49 4 51 52 90 0'
49! 5 51 31 54 0 I
1154 10 57
9 57 6 00
560 24 64
1364 13 08
10 68 39 74
17 7 4 55 90
54 90 0
0
TABLES OF ASCENSIONAL LIFFERENCE.

I 51 | 52 53 I 54 55 | 56 | 57 58 | 59 |
O f o / I O / O t I O » ' O / A o / "O T- I hr 7-' "0
1 I 14 1 17 I 20 I 23 1 26 I 29 1 32 1
2 2 28 2 34 2 39 2 45 252 ,2 58 3 5 3
3 3 43 3 51 3 50 4 8 4 18 4 27 4 37 4
4 4 57 5 8 5 10 5 31 5 44 5 57 6 11 6
5 6 12 6 26 6 40 6 55 7 11 7 27 7 44 8
6 721 7 44 8 ' 1 8 19 8 38 8 58 9 19 9
7 8 43 9 2 9 23 9 44 10 6 1 0 29 10 54 11
8 10 0 10 2210 45 II 911 35 12 212 3013
911 1711 4212 8 12 3513 4 13 3514 714
10 12 3513 213 3214 3 14 3515 915 4516
1113 5314 2414 5715 3116 716 4517 25 18
12 15 13 16 49 16 2317 0 17 4018 2219 619
1316 3417 1117 50 18 3219 15 20 1B0 50 21
14 17 5618 3719 1920 4 20 5221 42,22 35 23
1519 1920 4 20 5061 3822 30 23 24124 22 25
. 16[20 44 21 3222 22 23 1524 10 25 r)[26 12 27
i 17122 I] 23 2 23 56 24 63 25 53 26 57128 5 29
; 18 23 39 24 34 25 35 26 34 27 39 28 4830 131
; 19[25 10 26 927 1128 17 29 2730 4132 133
j 2ol26 4327 46 28 53 30 4 SI 1932 36(34 535 3737 1739
1 21128 1829 2630 37 31 54133 15 34 41130 1437 54 39 42 41
2229 5631 8 32 25 33 47[35 14 S6 48J38 28(40 ]7j42 15 44
23 31 43132 54 34 1735 45w7 19 39 0)40 4942 4744 5747
24 83 3234 44 86 1337 48 39 29 41 1843 1745 26[47 4950
' 25135 21136 39 38 14 39 59 il 45 43 4845 54 48 1650 54 53
- 26;37 10138 38 40 20(12 10 44 946 1848 4151 1954 16157
'27 39 0(40 4212 33 44 32 46 41 49 4tfl 4154 38 58 101
2841 2142 6344 53 47 2 49 24 52 154 58 59 1962 14,67
2943 12145 12 47 21 49 44 52 2(1 55 16158 36 63
30 45 2947 3950 I 52 37 55 3258 52 02 4567
3147 5450 16163 5355 4859 662 5867 42 74
32 50 3053 7 56 1159 19 63 10 67 5371 12 90
33 53 19 56 13,69 3263 21 68 274 1900 0
34 56 2459 4203 31*18 11 74 26 90
,3559 5163 4068 19174 22 90 0'
'3663 4869 5,74 37190 0
37 68 31 74 4290. 01
38 74 45 90 Oi
3990 0 I
397
A NEW TAlil.E OF THE POLES OF POSITIONS OF THE I lit 3rd
• 12lh AND 2nd HOUSES, COMPUTED BT DUPLICATE HOBART TIMES,
FItOM ONE TO SIXTY DEGREES OF LATITUDE, THE ECLIITICAL
ANGLE, BEING TWENTY-THREE DEGREES, TWENTY-EIGHT MINUTES
NEARLY.
Ascendant. llth&3rd 12th & 2nd Asoeodaot, I!th&3rd 12th & 2nd
Houses. Houst's. Houses. Houses.
DEG. MIX. DEGREES
0 42 31
1 22 32
2 0 33
2 41 34
3 23 35
4 0 3(5
4 40 37
5 21 30
6 2 3D
0 43 40
7 24 41
0 5 42
8 45 43
9 2(5 44
10 10 45
1(5
47
411
49
5>
51
52
53
54
55
5(5
57
58
59
00
TABLES OF OBLIQUE ASCENSIONS,
CAREFCr.L¥ COMPUTED
BY THE AUTHOR OF TIIJS WORK,
According to lire present Obtiipiily of the Ecliptic,
riiOM ONE TO SIXTY DEGlt EES OF LATITUDE J
Comprising those Calculated for the principal Cities, and Towns
in England, Scotland, France, Ireland, and North America, which
were never published in this Kingdom.

A 'raBLE OP OtfUQUK AscENSTOlsIS, POR TUic LATITUDE OF 'l'>VO DK<&RKfet>.
| j t | b | p | s a
0 27 3057 4 89 8121 28151 42 ISO 18 238 32|27 0 52 302 £

5423 2658 6 90 13122 30152 41 180 £ 10 239 35 271.57 303 !
■4029 23 59 8 91 19123 33153 38 lul £ 15 24o 38 273 3304 £
4330 19 CO 11 92 24 124 35 154 30 182 4 13 241 41274 81306
3731 1601 13 93 30125 38155 33 183 4 12 242 45 275 14 307
3132 14 02 16 94 35 120 41 156 SO 184 10 243 49 276 19303
25' 33 11 03 1!) 95 40 127 44 157 28 185 9 244 53 27 7 24 309
1034 SO-1 2 96 40 128 45158 25180 8 245 57 278 30 310
15 35 705 25 97 52129 40159 22 187 7 247 1279 34311
9|3C 500 29 98 57 130 48100 20188 7 248 5 280 39312
' 3,37 207 32100 2131 49161 16 189 ; 6 249 11281 44313
57 38 103 36101 7132 50 102 13190 5 250 14 282 49 314
5330 O'O!) 39102 12 133 52 163 10 191 J 0 25] 19 283 54 315
47i39 50 70 44103 17 134 52 1M 6 192 6 252 24 284 50310
41 41) 5771 48101 22135 53 165 2 193 5 253 28 280 4 317
3641 5672 53105 27 130 54 105 50 194 i 6 254 33 287 71318
3042 55 73 57|l00 32 137 55 160 55194 1 , 7 255 371288 12319
26 43 54 75 1107 36 138 55 167 53 195 ! 8 >56 42|289 16320
2044 5470 6108 41139 55168 49 190 U 257 48 290 21321
15 45 54 77 llllOSl 46 140 55169 45197 ■ ' 10258 53U01 24 321 ,
10 40 54 78 10110 50141 51170 41 198 ! 10 259 581292 28 322 ,
6 47 54 79 2l|lll 55142 54 171 37 199 I 12 261 3)2 9331323 ,
248 54 80 26,112 59 143 53172 33 200 I 14 202 8B91 35 324 J
57 49 55 81 31114 3144 52173 29 201 I 15 263 13295 391325
1 52 50 55 82 36115 7 M55l 174 25 202 1 17201 19 298 41320
! 49 51 57 83 4 ill 16 11 146 50 175 21 203 1 19265
! 45 52 58 34 46 117 15 147 48170 17 204 1 22 260
L 40 53 5 9 85 52 118 19 148 47177 13 2(15 i 25 207 3(> -!l!) 491329
, 37 55 1 86 57 119 22 149 45,178 8 200 5 27 268 41 3?»6 521330
i 34 50 - 2 88 3120 24 150 44179 4 207 ! 30 269 471301 Sl'.'fUI
8121 28151 43180 0 208 i 32,270
o A Table op Oblique AscENsro.vs.-Poit the Latitude of Three Degrees. -
0 o ol27 ia 5G 42 88
1 0 54^8 14 >7 41 89
10 58 45 90
Gl59 48 91
3 BO 50 93
59jl 53 94
5G G2 50 95
53 03 58 9G
51 85 1 97
49SG 5 98
47 07 8 99
44 68 12100
43 09 15101
41 70 19102 ,
39 71 23 103
38 72 27 105
37 73 31 106
30 74 3G107
35 75 40108
SSfic 45 109
34 77 50 110
34 78 55111
34 79 59112
34 81 4113 I 40 290
35112 10114 [ 4G297
3083 15 115 i 51298
3784 2011G > 5G299
38 85 2fi 117 1 2300
39,80 31 118 1-7301
40|87.37 120 _ >J33n2 :
42i88 42 121 "18303 J
■/% m
0 / ^■9
• 0 III 208 55
1| 0 53 ISO 57 209 54
2, 1 4G 181 54 210 54
3 2 3!) 182 51 211 53
4 3 32
5 4 25
C, 5 18
7 G 1()
8 7 4
0 7 57
10 8 50
11 0 13
12 10 37
1311 30
14 12 24 CO
1513 17
1614 11
1715 5
18 15 58
1!) IS 52
2017 40
21 18 40
22 19 35. ''
23 20 28 I
24 21 22
25 22 18
20 23 13
2724 7
28 25 . 2|
201 25 5S'
•JO 26 531
A Table of Oblique Ascknsions, for the Latitude op Six Degrees.
1 » 1
11
1 S . |I SI i«i n \ V )■ ™ | x |
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70 3 SMS P
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A Table op Oumque Ascensions, for the Laittude of Seven Decrees.
41 I !«!
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s
2 T V
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1210
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14 12 s S |
1513 3 I
1013 m B 1
1714 :
18 15 s 2
1910i jS ''
11
20 17 2 J
2118 2 J w. ff £ 1
2219 1 !J £
23 20 f sS 5
2-1,21 2 £ ! 3
25 21 I ! '« 3
2022 ! ;
27 23 ■ v !u i
28 24 ; T il
2925 : M 1 1*
lobe : ui Ws ST! '■
A Table of OiiLiquE Asoessiobs, fob the Latitude of Eight Degheex.
Si "U ^ III • Vf
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I'AHf.T: OF OhDIQUB AscEKSIOXS, FOE THE LiATTTUDE OF Ten DEGHEES. ■
I i y | ts | u | © | SI I "Ji } — , I Hi | i | V? | ~ I *
54 5 85 36
2
II
II
C5 A 'I'iini.K OP OliLIQUE poh the Latitude of Eleven Degrees. >
O
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0 0
1 0
•2 1
3 2
4 3
6 4
C 5
7 5
8 G
3 9 7
. 10 S
, 11 9
1
1210
1
1310
1411
' 1512
1G 13
, 17 14
' 1815
1916 *[
' 20 16
' 21 17
22 IS
2319
24 20
25 >21
20 22 um
27 22
, |2S 23
' 29 21
30 25
A Tablss of Oblique .Ascensions, Foa B liATiTUDE OP T\VEl.VE DEGREES.
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A Table op Obliijue Asce.vsio'.vs, fob the Latitude of Thirteen Degeees.
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49 25 J 80 0 ■21 0 35MWl) 275 45 mm 334 47

81 1 21 1 38 243 40 270 5(1 IkiilKdteKlil
82 ] 21 2 41 244 51 m9 1 330 32
52 32 83 2 21 3 42 245 58 gTnB] 337 24
53 33 84 2 21 4 45 247 3 liSNKH 338 15
54 35 85 ^ 21 5 48lEFReniwaBTn 311 50 339 7
55 38 180 3 121 6 51 249 16 282 15 312 55 IsgfilSra
5{! 39 87 4 21 7 54 III! 340 49
88 0 bl 8 58 251 29 284 24 31 4 49 341 40
58 4'2 0
22H 52 35 285 28 31 5 40 342 32
59 44 221 2 53 41 280 31 310 42 343 22
CO 45 91 7 222 2 54 48 287 35 31 7 38 Wig Til
61 47 92 U 223 13 55 54 288 39 31 8 35 345 3
C2 47 224 16 2 57 1 289 42 kim
/.■ O A j-i EEE OA 2 58 7 on/« a a K
m 220 24 059 14 •291 48
Go 51 90 11 227 21 292 51 322 18 jfKWg
66 52 HZME 228 33 293 53 U23 12
67 52 98 13 22!) 37 ■262 32 294 50 324 8 ^■El
68 53 iVMIWV 12 63 39 295 58 325
69 53I |SBi 231 4C 04 45 |2a6 59 325 56 351 45
OQO 0 J t /-»r
LZoll IO OenJ (208 1 2011
OÔ O J1 dD£ O-i
mni 233 57 P 60 58 299 3 1327 45 353 24
72 50 235 2 12 08 4 mm !8 38 354 14
IO 57 loQfi '4 In />n 1i 1i
j^t>U >n 01
t>l JUU O
74 57 1237 11[270 10 jj^ff 330 24 355 53
75 58 238 IE 271 22 331 17 350 42
70 58 Wm1239 24 272 28 Im 332 10 357 32
77 59 IMIIWM 273 34 333 3 358 21
78 59 209 3t 241 3-1274 40 1333 50 359 11
80 0 275 45 334 47KMiMi
A T.WLJZ OP OotrtiULi Ascessioks, 3K THE LA'riTUBE OF FOURTEEN IJEUUEES.
r | r> I S j n | 5 j SI Yf
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BB S s !»
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SI sn SK W (
nf ^3 1 sf B"
X Si
94 4C 5 9n < jK {
95 53 [ S
90 59 u w ; M Si
98 G SB 3
99 13 13 X S •^KJ
100 19 ®! 5 ÊI
101 20 r re rm ' SE ss| S St
5R®! S
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M A T.abi.e op Oblique A ins, pok the Latitude op Fipteex Dbgbkks.
0 0 021 47
1 0 49 25 38
.2 1 37 20 30
3 2 2027 21
4 3 14|28 13
5 4 329 6
6 4 5129 581
7 5 4030 50
8 6 3031 44
9 7 19,32 37
11 8 50 34 23
12 9 4535 18
1310 34 30 12
14 11 23 37 0
1512 1238 1 ! EJ
10 13 2 38 65
1713 52 39 50
1814 41 40 45
1915 31 41 41
20 10 21 42 30
2117 1143 32
2218 144 29! en
2318 51 45 25
24 19 41 40 22
25 20 32 47 19 iI£
20 21 23 48 17
27 22 13 49 15
28 23,( 4 50 13
29 23 5e 51,11
30 24 47l52 9 m
A Table of Om.ique Ascensions, for tue Latitobe of Sixteen Deouees.
I nr | 5 f a 1 S si j "Ji I ^ iti j f is [ H
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A Table of Oblique Ascevsions, for the Latitude of Sevexteev Degrees.
<v> I 8
A Tahle op Oulique Asoe.vsions, foit -rna Lu\titudb bf EigUteen Deghees.
r>() 50 81 i 15 20 148 1911800

•51 55 82 10'27 149-24 181 ' 3
>2 52 84 17 34 150 29)182 -5
53 51 85 18 '41151.33
54.50 80 19 48 152 30
55'50 87 20 55153 40
50 48 88 22, 2154 45
57 48 8.9 23, <)!l55 48
58 .48 90 24, lG!l50 51
59 48 91 25 22157-50
GO 4!: 92 2(i 29 158 59
il 49 91 ■>■» "^ÛO 3
2 50 95, 01 0
11310 1005 l(i0103 52 90 02, 9
.03 13
64 17
1915 5
110 . U 15,1475 24
00 ,20L>39 5t>72 37B04 .lo!331 4o!35G "4
35- 3 359 3
^ A Taule op OuLfiiUu Ascensions," fok the Latitude of Nineteen Deokees. '
tji .
48 5
49 10
50 10
">I 20
r i 'i 52 23
53 2S
54 33
55 37
5G 41
.57 47
158 51
159 55
100 58
102 '2
9u 55 103 0
98 2 104 lo
99 10 lOu 12
!100 17 100 16
1C7 20
102 32 108 21
103 '40 109 27
170 30
105 55 171 33
107 ' 3 172 37
108 10 173 40
JuO IF 174 43
110 20 175 40
111 33 170 50
112 41 177 53
113-48 178 57
.80 0
A Table of Ohmqujj Ascensions, fok tub Latitude of Twenty Degrees.
79 ,53
SO 10 3
81 10 3
82 20 3
83 25 3
84 30 3
85 34 3
83 38 3
87 423
88 45 3
89 48 3
.90 51 3:
291 54 3
292 57 3
293 55) 3!
295 0 3:
A Table OF OWLIÛK Ascexsiun.S for run I-vriruuE of 'I^venty-two Degrees.
M r
1 « | " | s Si "ft | ^ j til | t | Y? X
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2 (ft f*
A Table of Oumquk Ascexsjoxs, for the Latitude of Twentv-FQUu Decrees.
I | 'T | » I II J S SI
0 0 0 22 42 18 : 51 112 54180 9311 :

l| 0 4 l\iii 30 19 : 56113 2'181 14|312 ;
2 1 2821 IS 50 2 115 lo182 20 313 :
3'2 1325 5 51 8116 ]o;l83 24 314 ;
41 2 57 25 54 52 15 117 23 184 34251 4SJ285 29 315
5 3 42 20 42 53 21 118 30185 42 252 58286 33 310
6 4 27 27 31 34 27 119 30 186 71287 37 317
7 5 11 28 20 55 35 120 42187 39 220 15288 41 318 .
8 5 50 29 10 50 42121 49188 46222 24 289 44 318 i
9 6 41 29 50 57 49 123 56 189 51223 13257 33 290 4/319:.'
10, 7 '2530 48 58 56124 3190 57 224 21)1258 42291 50 320 ■
11 8 1031 38 58 3125 9192 2225 28 259 51292 53321 ;
12 8 55 02 291)9 11 126 15193 9220 37 260 55 322 '
1*3 9 39 33 Ibiil 19 127 21 194 15227 45 262 8294 57 323
1410 2.mi 1(102 28128 27 195 21 229 52,203 16 295 58 324
15'11 9«J5 li)3 35 129 33 190 27 230 25 296 5!) 324 1
IClII 5535 52 44 44 131 39197 33 231 32 298 0 325 1
1712 4136 44 05 52132 45 198 39 232 IS -266 41299 0 326 ■
1813 25 37 36 66 1 133 51 199 45 233 26 207 49300 , 1 327
19 14 1138 29 07 9134 32107 58200 51 231 35 268 57 3<iL-'• 1 328 :
2014 57 39 20(58 18135 40169 32()1 57 235 44 270 4 302 0 329
2115 42-10 13 09 27 136 48170 9 203 4 236 531271 11 302 59330
2216 2941 7 70 3(5137 58 171 14 201 11238 11272 18303 58 330
23 1 7 1 4 4 2 0 71 45139 4 172 21 205 18239 10 273 25 304 57 331
|24 18 0 42 53 72 53140 11 173 27 2n6 24 210 19 274 33 305 55332 :
Mis 4843 48 73 2141 18 174 32207 30 241 28275 39306 52 333
|2(S 19 3544 43 74 11 142 26 175 37208 37 242 37 276 45 307 50334
127120
27fiU 20 45 38175
3&175 I 21 143 33 176 43209 44 243 .46277 52308 47334.
28 21 8 40 33 7 0 30 144 .40 177 48 210. 50 244 -55(278 58 309 44335.
29 21 55 47 29 77 39 145 48178 54 211 59216 3 280 40336
,10[22 42 48 24 78 I 48 146 54 180 0213 0 247 12 281 36337 -
A Tabi.e of Oblique Ascensions, for the Latitude of Twentt-five Deshees.
A bp Oisukuu Ascknsioxs, for tuh Latitude of TweNit-six. Degrees.
| V | 8
37 47
38 34
39 20
40 6
40 51
41 37
42 23
43 8
43 53
44 39
45 24
46 8
16 53
47 36
18 21
49 6
49 49
50 34
51 17
52 1
52-45
53 28
54 12
52|.|1 1 354 57
o 55 40
56 2
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A Taule op Oulique Ascensions, for the Latitude op Twenty-seven Degrees.
A Table •f (Jumquk Asck-vsions, for Tinr, Latitude of TwENTt-EtGUT Degrees.
o
ci
A '['able op Oblique Asce.vsioxs, for the Imtitude of Twenty-nine Deoheks.
SB i a [ nji"
0 0 021 20j-j0 4 28145 38 180 22*243 32(263

1 0 42*22 Uka 58 77 9111 38 140 471S1 31 250 43285
2 1 2422 57 47 52 78 10112 48147 58 182 41251 54280
3 2 523 4J 48 47 79 22113 58149 (i 183 51253 5*287
4 2 47124 2«4y 43 80 29|]]S 1 Oil 50 14 ml 0 254 15288
5j 3 2825 14 50 40 81 35,11G 211151 24 185 10 255 26 289
G 4 1026 Opl 36 82 42117 31 152 351SG 20 256 36 290
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13 9 6 31 33(53 22 90 38 125 46 IGO 37 194 40229 31 264 46297
14 9 4632 21 5,') 22 91 47 126 57 161 44 195 58230 41 203 54298
1510 3133 10 [JO 22 92 50128 8 162 55 197 5231 52 267 4 299
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3-J 111 8140 31 181 9 215 48 251 36 315 20 339 35
41 112 19 147 42182 18 216 59 252 41 310-13 340 20
40113 29 148 52 183 27 218 9 253 46 317- 7 341 4
54114 41150 1181 35 219 19,1251 50 317 59 341 47
0 115 53 151 1U85 44 220 29255 54 318 51 34-2 31
7 117 4 152 22180 52 221 40 257 57 319 44 343 14
15118 15 153 31 188 '1 222 50258' ■ 1 320 35 34 3 57
23 119 20 154'40189 11222-11 1C259
125! '3 321 26 314 40
30 120, 37155 51190 201225 12200 6 322 17 345'23
i 38 121 48 157 . 0 191 29226 22261 8 323 8 310 6
40 122 59 158 0192 37 227 33 202 10 323 57 346 49
55124 11159 18 193 47 228 41 264 11 324 47 347 32
. 4 125 22300 27194 56229 54 265 12 325 30 348 13
13126 32161 37196 6 231 5 266 ! 13 320 2GS18 55
22 127 44 162 46197 14 232 16 207 12 327 14 349 38
32 128 55103 54 19S 23 233 20 208'' 12 328 3 350 20
41 130 6 165 4 189 33 234 38 269 11 328 50 351- 2
i 52131 10 160 13 200 42 235 4 9 271 -10 329 38 351 ,43
1 132 27 167 231201 51237 1272 9 -330 27 aw 25
11133 38168 31^203 0 238 12 273 : 7 331 14.353 7
22134 48169 40 204 9 239 23 274 : .4 332 0 353 4 8
32 135 591170 49 205 20 240 34 275 2332 47 354 29
42 137 10|l71 59206 29 211 45276 0 333 34 355" 11
52 138 201:73 8207 38-242 50 277' 50334 20 355 52
3 139 31171 10 208 49 2-14 7 279 51335 5 356 34
14 149 41 175'25 209 59 245 lO^SO 48335 51 357 15
25 141 51176.33 211 _ 8[24G 31 [281 43 330 37 357 '57
30 143 1 177 42 212 181247 41 282 38337 21 [358 38
i 46144 12 170 5! 213 29)248 521283 : 32338 6 359 19
57 145 22180 9214 381250 31284 , 27 338 50,360 0
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A Taule uf Ouijciue Ascensions, f THE liATITUDE OF TULHTY-SIX DEGREES, i' '
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59107 32 181 13 217 56 255 6290 11319 0(141 :<
6 JOS 47 182 26219 111256 19291 16319 57B42 J
12109 0 183 39 220 25(257 33:292 20 320 47(342 5
20111 14 181 53 221 39 258 46(293 24 321 37f343 S
i 26112 28 186 6 222 53 260 0294 27 322 26 344. J
34 113 42187 18224 7 261 13 295 30 323 16341 i
43114 46 151 55 188 31(225 21 262 25 296 33 324 4)345 £
I 52 116 1 153 8189 45226 36203 39 297 341324 51 346 ]
0117 15 154 23 190 57227 51 264 51298 36(325 30 346 £
! 9118 30155 36 192. 11 >29 5 266 3 239 37(32(5 26 347 £
! 18119 44 156 49 193 23230 19 267 15 300 38327 12 348
I 28120 59158 2194 37 231 34 268 27 301 38 327 59 348 <
i 38122 13159 16 195 501232 48 269 39.302 381328 45 349 :
! 49 123 28 160 29 197 4(234 2 270 49.303 37(329 30 350
' 59 124 43161 43 198 17(235 17 272 1304 35 330 15 350 <
I 11125 58 162 56 199 31 236 32 273 11 305 33 331 0 351' 1
) 21 127 12 164 10 2(0 44 237 47 274 22 306 sihsi ••44 351 :
33128 26 165 231201 58239 1P75 32307 29 332 28 352 1
! 45129 41166 37J203 11240 16(276 42 308 28333 13353
I 57130 55167 49 204 24241 30 277 51 309 21333 57 353
i 9 132 9169 3 205 37 242 45 279 01310 17 334 39 354 !
i 21133 24170 15 206 52243 59280 8811 13 335 22855
' 35134 39171 29 208 5 245 14 281 7 336 5355 ■
1 47135 53172 42 209 18246 28(282' 1 336 47856
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[ 14 138 21 175 7(211 46 248 57684 48 338 11357 1
! 27 139 35176 2111213 0 250 11)285 41 338 53 358
i 41140 49177 34 214 13 251 25686 33 339 33358
1 54 142 4 178 47|215 28 252 38(288 25 340 14359
i 8143 18 180 01216 42253 52289 16 340 541360
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1 i 342 54
343 32
344 10
344 40
345 23
346 0
346 36
347 1 2
347 49
348 25
03 38329 21349 1
a 39 81 28 349 37
350 II
350 47
351 22
351 57
ill 332 32
353 7
353 42
351 16
354 50
355 25!
35 6 0
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357 44
1358 18
',358 52
1359 26
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A Table of Oblique Ascevsioes, fob the Latitude of Fokty-two Degrees.
58 28 G7 3-12 38
:J9 18 68 343 15
10 7 68
10 57 70
11 48 71
42 40 72
13 31 73
11 22 74
15 15 76
46 9 77
17 3 78
17 57 79
48 52 80
19 48 81
50 44 83
.51 41 84
52 37 85
53 35 8G
54 31 87
55 33 89
56 33 90 21
57 33 91 35
58 3 1 92 491131 14
59 35 94 4(132 32
GO 37 95 19133 49
«1 39 96 34 135 7
•2 42 97
'r.a 46 99
'64 60 100
|65 55 lo 1
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0 33 JT 40 S9 1 43103 52142 42 18] : 53)258
1 G.Jrt20 39 49 50105 8144 1182 I 121259
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41141 29 4 107 42 146 35 185 47 202
2 45,20 19l42 21 11 109 0147 53180 : 5 203
S J02o 57 13 12 19110 17149 11 187" ' 232(55
3 5221 30 14 3 29111 34 150 27 188 i 40 260 47 327 1
4 2022 10 14 50 39112 52151 44 190 58,207 47 328
5 022 55 15 50 i 48114 9153 3 191 ; 17 268 48 328 1
5 3323 34 40 44 58115 28 154 20 192 < 31 269 48 329 S
G 7 24 14 17 38 1 7110 44 155 37 194 52271 4 9'330 ]
G 4i;24 55 18 32 1 18118 2150 51 195.: 11 272 48330 1
7 1425 36 19 28 30119 20158 11 196 ■ 28273 40'331 ;
7 4820 17 3O 24 ! 43120 38 159 26 197 1 i 45 274 43 332 :
« 22 2G 6815] 21 I 55 121 •50 IOO 40 199 ! 4 270 39 333
8 5727 40152 17 8123 15 102 2)200 : 1 22 277 30 333 ■
0 3128 22 53 14 ! 20124 32 163 20201 • I 40278 32334 :
10 4 29 4 54 12 ' 34 125 49 164 37 203 58 279 42611 28 330
10 3929 48 53 11 1 48127 8165 55 204 : ! 16 280 5;>|312 22335
11 1430 31 50 12 I 2128 26 167 11 205 5 32 282 21313 10330 :
11 49 31 15)57 12 10 129 43108 28206 1r 51 283 121314 10337
12 24 32 0158 13 ! 30 131 2 168 44 208 8 284 2lbl5 4 337
12 59 32 44159 13 I 45132 20171 2 209 t 26 285 311315 57 338
13 35 33 29!(jO 15 i op 33 27172 19 210 I 43286 41316 4 8 339
14 11 34 16 01 In i 15 134 5.5 173 35 212 : 0287 49317 39(33!]
14 47 35 2 r.2 2(] ' 31 130 13 174 52 213 ! 18288 56 318 31:340
15 2235 48 03 24 ! 46 137 31170 9 214 ! 36 290 4319 22 340
15 59 36 3004 28 i ) 3 138 48 177 20 215 1 521291 10 320 11341
10 3637 24 (i5 331 19 140 7 178 43 217 > 61292 59 342
17 12 38 12,60 38 1 ! 30 141 21 180 0 218 r 24 293 48342
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67 12 103 26 81 17 220 7 259 8
68 18104 43 82 35 221 26260 24
60 25 105 50 83 52 222 44261 40
70 34107 17 85 10224 2 262 56|
71 41 108 35 86 27 225 20 264 12
72 40109 53 87 43 226 30 265 28
73 58111 11 89 1227 57 266 43
75 8112 20 90 19220 15 207 58
70 17 113 47 01 36230 34 269 12
77 28 115 5 92 53231 52 270 27
78 38 116 23 94 101233 10 271 41
79 49117 41 05 2023 1 29 272 55
81 - 1 118 50 96 45 235 471274 9'
82 13 120 17 98 4237 5275 22
83 25 121 36 00 20 238 24 276 35
84 38122 55 00 38230 43 277 47
85 51124 13 01 56)241 1 278 59
87 5125 31 03 ] 4124 2 19280 11
88 1 91:26 50 04 3ll243 37 281 22
80 33 128 8 05 49/244 55 282 32
90 48 120 26 07 7i246 13 283 43
92 2130 45 OS 261247 31284 52
93 17132 3 09 431248 49 286' 2
94 32 133 21 111 0250 7 287 11
95 48 134 40! :12 19 251 25288 19
97 4 135 58 13 371252 43 289 26
08 20 137 16 :14 55]254 1290 35
09 36 138 34 16 121255 17 291 42
100 52139 53 17 31E 56 34 292 48
102 10141 10 !J8 501237 50 293 53
"latitude of FoRTr-FOUR Degrees.
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280 15312 49 33
281 29813 45 33
£I 282 43 314 39 33
283 56 315 32 33
285 8 316 25 33
286 19 317 16 33
287 31 318 8 33
288 41 319 0 34
289 51 319 51 34
291 2 320 41 34
292 10 321 29 34
&93 17 322 18 34
294 26 323 6 34
295 33 323 53 34
286 40 324 38 34
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A Table of Oblique Ascensions, for the Latitude of Fgrty-eiout Decrees.
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24l34 28 02 15 99 27 140 20181 22 222 14 299
57)35 M 03 22100 47 14! 49 182 44223 33 301
2033 C 04 20102 7 143 11 184 5 225 3265 52302
3 30 48 65 38 U3 28 144 32 185 27 226 25|267 10 303
3087 30 CO 46104 50145 55 180 48 227 481268 30 304
JOBS 23 07 54100 11 147 18188 9 229 10269 40 305
43)30 12 00 5 107 32148 30 189 30 230 33 271 6 306
III 10 2 70 15108 54 150 1 100 53 231 50 272 24 307
5310 53 71 25 110 15 151 24 102 14 233 19 273 41 308
' 27)ll 44 72 37 111 37 152 40103 30 234 41 274 58 309
3 12 35 73 48 112 50154 8194 57236 3 270 15 310
40 13 27 75 1 114 21155 29 190 20 237 20 277 31 311
! 17 14 20 70 15115 43150 52 197 41238 47 278' 48312
53 15 14 77 20117 5158 14100 4 240 0 280 2312
30 40 0 78 43118 28159 36 200 24 241 32 281 17 313
7 17 3 70 58 110 51 100 56 201 40 242 55 282 31314
4517 50 81 12121 13 162 10)203 8)244 17 283 45 315 40,337 <
1 23 18 55 82 20 122 34 103 40 204 31 245 39 284 50 316 33338 I
t 3 10 52 83 45123 57105 3 205 52 247 1 286 12 317 25338 ,
! 41 to 51 85 2125 10 ICO 24 207 14 248 23 287 23318 16,330 ;
21 5) 49 80 19120 41 167 40 208 36240 45 288 35 B19 7i340
:. 2)52 49 87 30128 4109 7 200 5S{25] 6 280 45R19 58B40 ■
: 42)53 40 88 54120 27170 30 211 21 252 28 290 55|320 48041
I 23lji4 50 00 11130 50171 51 212 42253 40 292 0321 37341
1 f»L55 52 91 30132 12 173 12214 5 255 10 293 14 022 24342 :
i 43 50 54 02 50 133 35 174 33 215 28256 32|294 22023 12]342
31p7 67 94 8134 57175 55 210 40 257 53)285 31024 0043
! 16 50 0 05 27 130 IS 177 10 218 11250 131296 3sb24 46344
! 5900 5 00 40137 42178 ,38 210 34 260 33)287 .■45025 32344
i 4301 10 08 7 13!) 4 180 0 220 56261 53298 50326 17345
A Table of Oblique Ascensions, for the I.aliluJe of Paris, being 48 Degrees, 50 Minutes.
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58131 46 58 57 96 49139 6181 :
2802 29 60 4 98 11140 32 182
5803 13 01 11 99 33141 57 184
2903 68 62 21 100 57143 22 185 ,
034 45 03 28102 22144 47 187
3135 30 04 37103 45146 12188 :
2 36 17 05 48 105 8147 36)89 ,
34 37 5 07 0100 33 149 2191
6137 54 08 10107 56150 27 192
I 38)38 44 69 24109 21151 51 194
11139 33 70 36 110 46 153 16195 : 17313 !
45111) 24 71 49112 10 154 40 106 ! 34 314
1911 15 73 4 113 35156 4 198 53 315
5212 8 74 19114 59157 29 198 9316
27 13 1 75 35116 25158 54 201 25316 ,
1 43 53 76 51117 50 160 18j202 41317 1
3714 48 78 7119 15 IG1 44 203 , 50318 ■
1215 43 79 26 120 39103 8 205 : 11319 ;
4816 40 80 43122 5104 33 206 24 320 !
2517 38 82 2123 30165 57 208 361321
218 34 83 20 m 54107 21 209 50022
41 49 34 84 39126 20 168 45 210 0 322 ;
IStaO 32 85 59 127 40170 10 212 12 323
57|5] 33 87 I8|l20 11171 35 213 i 23324 ,
38 52 35 88 30130 30172 58 215 ! 32)325
17 53 37 90 0132 1 174 22 216 39 326
57 54 39 9) 21 133 28 175 47 218 ! 49 326
3955 42 92 43 134 50177 11 219 1 56 327
21 56 47 94 4136 16178 36 220 3 328
3 57 52 95 27 137 41 180 o!222 ! 81328
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A Table of Obliquk Asoes'Sio.vs," for tug Latitcde of Fifty-four Desrees.
53 ]8 91 0 224 8208 10306 42 332

5l 23 93 28 >25 37 209 37307 47 333
53 31 94 ■ 56 227 7,271 1308 51333 ,
5G 38 96 24 228 35272 20 309 54 334 i
57 4S 97 52 230 4 273 49310 56 335
58 5g 99 20 231 82 275 13331 56 335 ■
60 7 100 47'233 1 276 37312 57 336 !
Gi 19101 15 234 30 277 59313 57 336 ,
G2 32103 44 235 59 279 22314 54 337 :
63 43104 11237 29 280 43315 53 338
64 58 10G 39 238 57 282 4316 48 338 ,
6C 11107 7 240 20 283 25317 45 339
67 2G1C9 361241 55 284 45 318 40 339 ■
G8 43 110 3 243 23 286 G 319 33 340
70 0112 32 244' 51 287 24|320 36 340 ■
71 18113 0 246 20 288 42321 16 341
72 36115 28 203 29 217 50 290 0 322 8 341
73 54116 I 57 204 57 249 18 291 17 322 58 342
75 lb 118 24 20G 25 250 46 292 34 323 47 342
76 35 119 i 53207 53i252 14 293 49 324 35 343 !
77 56121 21209 22(253 42 295 2325 22B43
79 17 122 49 210 50 255 10 296 17 326 9 344
SO 3S124 16 212 20 256 37 297 28326 50344 ■
82 1 125 45 213 47 258 6298 41327 41 345
83 23 120 13 215 15 259 33 299 53 328 25345
84 47 128 40 216 44 260 59301 2329 7 346-
86 11 129 8.218 13 262 27 302 12 329 51340
87 34131 36 219 41 263 54303 22 330 34 347
88 55132 4 221 9205 19304 on On 1 15'347
90 23134 i 32 222 40 200 44'305 55 347
91 50(135 i U224 8268 10 300 34'348-:
A T.ibue of OliLiQCK .VscE.vsiovs, for the Latitude of Fiftt-five Degbees.
A Table of Oblique Asce.vsio.vp, fob the IiAtitude op FiPi't-six Degrees.
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0 1910 45 2o 2o 61 1 90 ■
0 :!!) 11 ti 2c 3 52 10 92
0 68 11 31 20 42 53 17 93 !
1 1811 50 27 22 54 28 95
1 37 12 21 28 3 55 37 96 (
1 57 12 46 28 43 50 46 98
2 1713 10 29 25 57 60 98
2 3713 3(130 0 59 13 101 38282
2 5814 2 30 53 60 26 102 i 10 283
3 17 14 27 31 37 0! 41 104 41 285
3 3714 53 32 23 62 50 105 ; 13 286 :
3 58 1 5 21 33 8 64 12 107 I 45l287
4 18 15 49 33 56 65 30108 : ! 15 289
4 3810 16jf)4 45 60 49 110 46290
4 5810 44 35 34 08 8111 : 18 291 ;
5 1917 12 36 23 69 23113 ' 50293
5 4017 41 37 H 70 48114 • 21 294 ;
5 5818 10 38 6 72 10116 52 295 '
0 2018 42 39 0 73 32 117 : 22 297
0 41 19 10 311 55 74 55 119 54 298
7 3 19 4140 50 76 19 120 i 25 290 I
7 24120 1441 47 77 42122 : 54 300 ■
7 40 [20 4542 43 79 7 123 i 25302
8 7 21 17 13 42 80 31125 : 55303
8 29 21 5214 43 81 57126 ! 24304
8 52 22 25 45 41 83 24 128 , 55 305
D 1823 0 46 45 84 50123 ; 24306
9 36(23 3617 48 86 17131 ' 52307
9 59124 1 3 18 51 87 43 133 I 19308
1(1 2224 4949 50 89 13134 I 47 310
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135 25 181
3G 55 183
38 22 iim
140 4 UjTO
141 37 fEw
143 10 iso
144 42 irrii
140 14 102
147 48 193
14!) I!) 195
150 52 190
152 24 IDS
153 5fi IM
155 2a 201
157 i >02
153 3-5 204
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101 37 207
103 10 209
1G4 41 210
100 13 212
1G7 44 213
109 17 215
170 49 211
172 2o 218
173 52 2IS
175 24 321
170 50 22!:
178 28 22-1
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9 15122 22 47 4 07
9 3GB2 53 48 13 89
9 50 23 32 49 21 90
io isri-i 9 50 32 92
10 39 24 48 51 42 93
11 0)25 25 52 53 95
11 22 20 4 54 0 90
11 45 20 44 55 22 98
12 7 27 20 50 35100
12 29 28 9 57 52 101
12 52 28 51 59 8103
13 Hi 29 35 GO 20 104
13 42 30 20 01 40 100
14 0 31 7 03 0 107
14 31 31 54 04 28109 :
14 56 32 40 05 51 HI
15 21 33 30 67 12112
15 47 34 20 08 37 114
10 10 35 12 70 1 115
10 4] 130 0 71 27 117
17 9 30 59 72 52 118 l
17 30 37 50 74 IS 120
18 0 38 50 75 40 122
18 35 39 49 77 13 123
19 7 [10 48 78 42 125
19 37141 48 80 11120
20 9142 49 81 40128
20 42 43 51 83 IP 129 I
21 15 44 54 84 40 131
21 4845 59 80 12 133
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The true Method of Computing the Direction of the Sun to the Zodiacal
Sestile of Venus, by Oblique Ascension, in the first Nativity in this Work.
Pole of the Sun 48° 9'. The Sextile of Venus falls in 0° IS* 14. In
the Tables of Oblique Ascension under 48°, and even with 0° of B, I
find 14° 52', and opposite 1° of that Sign, the number is 15° 24', the
difference is 32'. I now say, if GO' give 32', what wll 18'require? Answer
10', which must be added to 14° 52', and the Oblique Ascension of the
Opposition of the said Aspect, under the Pole of 48° is, 15° 2'. I now
equate for the O1 which exceed 48°. Opposite 0° of S in the Tables of
Oblique Ascension, under 48°, the number is 14° 52', and even with the
same degrees of that Sign, under 49°, I find, 14° 23', by subtraction there
remains 29': then if GO' give 29', what will 9'produce? Answer 4', which
1 deduct from 15° 2' above computed, and the remainder is the Oblique
Ascension of the Opposite place of the Sextilo of Venus, (under the Pole of
the Sun,) 14° 58', from which I subtract the Oblique Ascension of the
Sun's Opposition, and the remainder is the Arc of Direction 11° 8'.
The ingenious practitioner may, in any Geniture, compute all the Direc-
tions to the Sun in the Zodiac, from the Tables of Oblique Ascension
contained in this Work, with ease, and accuracy, by proceeding with the
operations in a similar manner to the single Precept I have here given; (which
is quite sulficient for exemplification,) whereby every Arc of Direction may
be discovered with readiness in all cases, and which will amply compensate
all those who are Students in this incomparable Science.
John Worsdale,
Lincoln.
October 11th 1828.
THE END.
M. Keyicorth) Prinfrr, Ifigh-Strcrtf Mncnln*
ERRATA,
In the Author's address to the Reader, several inispointings are omitted.
Page i, line 3," read with 0° of Gemini, instead of will 0° of Gemini.
— 8, line 30, read dillerence instead of difierence.
—r— 14, line 21, read Declination instead of Latitude.
15, the lastline but two, read separated instead of seperated.
55, line 14, read inflammations instead of inflamations.
- ' 66, 67, and GS, the [load-lines incorrect.
09, line-3, read Aceoueheur instead of Accoucher.
From Page 101 to Page 108, the Head-lines incorrect
Page 113. ' The Direction of the Sun to the Opposition of Mars in the
Zodiac, Converse Motion, should be 17yrs. 9.mo. and not 1 7yus fi.MO.
Iii the same Page, the Midheavcn to the Square of Mercury in Mundo,
, should he 20d. 36.m. andnot2CD. PGm.
Page 144," line 10, read Tomahawk instead of Tommahauk.
1G0. The Sun to the Parallel of Jupiter in Mundo, Direct Motion,
should be 9nts. Gm». and not Gvns. (i.uo.; and the Sun to the Scuiquar-
tile of Mars in the Zodiac, should be Svus. 9mO. and not Svits. 9mo.
Page 16G, line 21, read Directions of Mars, and not Directions to Mars. ,
In the Figure of Birth, Page 213, the© is omitted. It falls near the Cusp
of theSfth House.
Page 246. The Midheaven to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo, should
, be ISyrS. Hmo. and nokdSvns. IImo.
Page 256, The Moon to the Parallel of Saturn in Mundo, Converse Direc-
tion,* should he29d. 55m. and not 25d. 55m.
In the Figure of Birth, Page 306, there should he 21° 8' 2 on the Cusp
of the twelfth [louse, and not 2° C of that Sign.

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CELESTIAL

THE ONLY TRUE METHOD OF

MADE PLAIN AND EASY.

By John AVorsdale, Astronomer,

PuWislictl by Messrs. Longman, & Co. 47 Patomostor Row,

The pristine elements of calculating nativities, and the true

Many improvements have been made in ail

professors have not produced any of those substan-

judgment. The Authors of the works I allude

collection; with all the erroneous calculations and

pi-oper to dispose of their cash for articles that are

vived, ought to have been placed in obscurity,

the Latitude and Declination of the Moon, as those

of the Cebstial bodies, from their different posi-

for their exertions. The method of computing

would be productive of unhappiness and misery.-

i&audcite JDeum in sdnctitdtieius: Lduddte

OF THE IMMORTAL PTOLEMY.

Immortal Teacher of this Art divine,

That all events on Earth, are from above ;

THE TRUE aiETHOD OF ERECTING A

A Male Child was Born in the City of Lincoln, near the

Oriental 1 Occidental Opposite Signs,

The sign Aries is intercepted in the Ascendant, and Libra

•?J. which being added to the place of Jupiter on the first of

The Declinatinn of Jupil-er is computed as follows.

The following is the computation of the Declination of Venus..

is 1* 271; the proportional part obtained as in the foregoing'

Right Ascension of the Moon. 73

The Pole of Saturn 52 39, Oblique Ascension 350 42

Right Ascension of the Moon. 75

The Pole of Saturn 52 39, Oblique Ascension 350 42

Elide, most practitioners would allow her to have the same

From the Oblique Descension of the Sun before

horary times 20° 28'. The Pole of the Part of Fortune js

THE DIRECTIONS ARE ASTRONOMICALLY COMPUTED m

Midhearen to the Opposition of Mars in Mundo.

Sun to the Body •/ Mercury in Mundo by Direct Motion

Moon lo the Trine of Mercury in Mundo, Converse Direc-

From the Oblique Descension of the Sesqui-

gabiract the Oblique Descension of the Sun 183 50

Sun to the Semi quart He oj Venus in the Zodiac.

The Oblique Descension of the Seniiquartiloof )

From the Oblique Ascension of Mars in the Ra- } __

The Oblique Descension of the Trine of the }

Moon to the Body of Mars in Munda, Direct Direction.

Arc of Direction ....4 4|

As the horary times of the Moon .. s a?)

Sun to the Trine of the Moon in Mundo, by Direct Motion:

As the horary times of the Sun. ...14.1/

As the horary times of Saturn, . 18 2

Sun to the Sex tile of Jupiter in Muntlo, by Converse

Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in Mundo,

Ascendant to the Trine of Jupiter in Mundn.

Sun to the Semiquartile of Jupiter in the Zodiac.

Sun lo the Parallel of Venus in Mundo, by (he

Ascendant to the Quinlile of the Moon in Mundo.

The distance of the Moon from the third, is. .. 13 411

From the Oblique Ascension of the Moon un- ) •

Moon to the Square of Saturn in Mundo, Direct

As the horary times of the Moan. 8 27

l/oon 1° the Square of Saturn in the Zodiac, by Converse

From the Oblique Ascension of the Square of