The ready observator or an infallible method for determining the latitude at sea: By Altitudes of the Sun, At any Time of the Day, either Fore-Noon or After-Noon, Independant of a Meridional Observation. The Whole rendered peculiarly easy for Practice, and annexed with a compleat and correct Sett of all the necessary tables; By N. D. Falck, M.D

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