Observations of the Eclipse of the Sun on the 16th of August, 1765, made at Colombes, near Paris, at the Observatory of the Marquis of Courtenvaux, 5′ 13,8″ North of the Royal Observatory, and 20″ 1/3 in Time to the East by M. Messier, Astronomer Keeper of the Journals, Plans, and Maps, belonging to the Marine of France, Fellow of the Royal Society in London, and Member of the Society of Sciences in Holland; translated from the French, by Mathew Maty, M. D. Sec. R. S Philosophical Transactions - volume 56 - Page 1

account of an Eclipse of the Sun, observed there, Aug. 16. 1765, by M. Messier, F. R. S. ; Marquis of, account of an observation of of an eclipse of the Sun made at his Observatory at Colombes, August 15, 1765 ; of the Sun, August 16, 1765 observed at Colombes, by M. Messier ; papers translated by him ; F. R. S. his account of a Solar Eclipse observed at Colombes, August 16, 1765 ; of an Eclipse of the Sun, August 16, 1765