On p. 182, The ’Rudolphine’ Tables are misspelled two ways ([182.27], [182.29]). Both are corrected.
On pp. [327-329], the symbol for Uranus (♅) as printed is not quite the same as the symbol available to us. In the text, the small circle is on the top.
Other errors, deemed most likely to be the printer’s, have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.
| [xii.15] | not be deemed pre[p/s]umptuous | Replaced. |
| [xxxii.28] | the [sun] stood still in the centre | See [Note] |
| [xxxix.16] | Pyth[oga/ago]ras | Transposed. |
| [xlvii.4] | of his Physics.[”]) | Removed. |
| [li.9] | Pronaque cum spectent an[a/i]malia | Replaced. |
| [lii.3] | he may be enabled t[e/o] know himself | Replaced. |
| [lvii.12] | Hyberni[./,] vel quæ tardis | Replaced. |
| [lxii.9] | and [security] of navigation | See [Note] |
| [lxxii.1] | wa[n/s] Johannes de Sacro-Bosco | Replaced. |
| [lxxiv.17] | for its truth than novelty;[”] | Replaced. |
| [91.11] | purer morality and sounder [s/p]olicy. | Replaced. |
| [104.22] | to his friend | Removed. |
| [105.7] | personally acquain[t]ed with him | Inserted. |
| [107.1] | [in]asmuch as the instruments | Restored. |
| [107.7] | [“]It is observable | Removed. |
| [110.18] | so long distinguis[n/h]ed | Replaced. |
| [122.13] | Astronomer’s innate ge[u/n]ius | Replaced. |
| [140.12] | A descript[t/i]on of | Replaced. |
| [148.35] | with our guns.[’/”] | Replaced. |
| [149.10] | as f[o/a]r as the barracks | Replaced. |
| [164.10] | and these,[”] | Added. |
| [177.30] | la mesure du temps.[’/”] | Replaced. |
| [184.1] | by William Sm[ti/it]h | Transposed. |
| [185.3] | one-hundredth part of[ of] the whole | Removed. |
| [192.15] | See Laland[e]’s Astron. | Inserted. |
| [198.16] | it has never been done.[”] | Removed. |
| [198.17] | [“]I send you a description | Added. |
| [207.7] | good quality and wor[k]manship | Inserted. |
| [207.24] | the gl[s/a]ss-works have not | Replaced. |
| [219.25] | three [hun]hundred pounds | Removed. |
| [220.25] | reached this country[;/,] | Replaced. |
| [226.25] | History of the America[u/n] Revolution | Inverted. |
| [249.22] | the repeated occas | Removed. |
| [251.16] | Pennsyl[e/v]ania would not yield | Replaced. |
| [254.1] | in the ex[u/e]cution of his trust | Replaced. |
| [260.13] | of this Anti-Newtonian essayist[:/.] | Replaced. |
| [261.4] | Those of anoth[o/e]r cast | Replaced. |
| [262.2] | at one of your brothers[,’/’,] | Transposed. |
| [269.7] | most embar[r]assing circumstances | Inserted. |
| [303.10] | 26th of January, 1[726-7/627] | Replaced |
| [344.8] | dated “Philadelphia, Oct. 14, 1787[”] | Added. |
| [360.20] | The agency of i[m/n]formation | Replaced. |
| [367.10] | annexed to that statio[n.] | Added. |
| [372.30] | to the Linn[e/æ]an system | Replaced. |
| [375.24] | that Linn[e/æ]us pronounced him | Replaced. |
| [388.18] | on such occa[r/s]ions | Replaced. |
| [400.22] | precisely the reverse.[”] | Removed. |
| [420.22] | Mr. Ceracchi became embarr[r]assed | Removed. |
| [455.34] | Professor of Eng[g]lish | Removed. |
| [458.13] | Mr. Ritten[ten]house was not himself | Removed. |
| [477.19] | [“]Observations on a Comet | Removed. |
| [495.20] | classical learning,[”] | Added. |
| [498.2] | different systems of theology.[”] | Removed. |
| [508.17] | will be annihilated[:/.] | Replaced. |
| [512.12] | of the human mind.[”] | Removed. |
| [513.24] | the inha[h/b]itants of the British colonies | Replaced. |
| [519.1] | that Dr. Ritten[ten]house | Removed. |
| [533.23] | the language of Dr. Reid, [“]fruitful | Added. |
| [534.5] | [“/‘]In God we live, and move, | Replaced. |
| [534.6] | and have our being.[’]” | Inserted. |
| [548.8] | Venus a[u/n]d Mercury | Inverted. |
| [551.22] | which jug[g]ling impostors | Inserted. |
| [557.25] | in the year 1260[,/.] | Replaced. |
| [558.42] | by other e[n/m]inent astro[t/n]omers | Replaced. |
| [564.18] | their phases f[o/r]om full to new | Replaced. |
| [567.18] | without his being to[./l]d the name | Replaced. |
| [568.31] | [“]Le Quartier de Reflexion | Added. |
| [572.12] | by the celebrat[r/e]d Mayer | Replaced. |
| [574.36] | a distance fr[e/o]m each other | Replaced. |
| [588.38] | pour trois si[e/è]cles | Replaced. |
| [593.28] | præsentes literæ pervener[I/]nt | Replaced. |
| [597.8] | in the laudable business of[ of] writing | Removed. |
| [614.11] | at dif[f]erent periods | Inserted. |