and on its Atmosphere.--Analysis of some
Observations on the Constitution of the Heavens.

1785. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxv.--Catalogue of Double Stars.--On
the Constitution of the Heavens.

1786. _Phil Trans._, vol., lxxvi.--Catalogue of a Thousand Nebulae
and Clusters of Stars.--Researches on the Cause of a Defect of
Definition in Vision, which has been attributed to the Smallness of
the Optic Pencils.

1787. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxvii.--Remarks on the new
Comet.--Discovery of Two Satellites revolving round George's
Planet.--On Three Volcanoes in the Moon.

1788. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxviii.--On George's Planet (Uranus)
and its Satellites.

1789. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxix.--Observations on a Comet.
Catalogue of a Second Thousand new Nebulae and Clusters of
Stars.--Some Preliminary Remarks on the Constitution of the
Heavens.

1790. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxx.--Discovery of Saturn's Sixth and
Seventh Satellites; with Remarks on the Constitution of the Ring,
on the Planet's Rotation round an Axis, on its Spheroidal Form, and
on its Atmosphere.--On Saturn's Satellites, and the Rotation of the
Ring round an Axis.

1791. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxi.--On the Nebulous Stars and the
Suitableness of this Epithet.

1792. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxii.--On Saturn's Ring, and the
Rotation of the Planet's Fifth Satellite round an Axis.--Mixed
Observations.

1793. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxiii.--Observations on the Planet
Venus.

1794. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxiv.--Observations on a Quintuple
Band in Saturn.--On some Peculiarities observed during the last
Solar Eclipse.--On Saturn's Rotation round an Axis.

1795. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxv.--On the Nature and Physical
Constitution of the Sun and Stars.--Description of a Reflecting
Telescope forty feet in length.

1796. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxvi.--Method of observing the Changes
that happen to the Fixed Stars; Remarks on the Stability of our
Sun's Light.--Catalogue of Comparative Brightness, to determine the
Permanency of the Lustre of Stars.--On the Periodical Star _a_
Herculis, with Remarks tending to establish the Rotatory Motion of
the Stars on their Axes; to which is added a second Catalogue of
the Brightness of the Stars.

1797. _Phil. Trans._, vol. lxxxv