From

SIR ISAAC NEWTON.
a Bust at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich! ?

London. Published Nov 10.1802.by H.D.Symonds Paternoster Row.

THE

Mathematical Principles

OF

NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,

BY

SIR ISAAC NEWTON;

Tranflated into English

BY ANDREW MOTTE:

TO WHICH ARE ADDED,

NEWTON'S SYSTEM OF THE WORLD;
A Short Comment on, and Defence of,

The Principia,

BY WILLIAM EMERSON;

WITH THE

LAWS OF THE MOON'S MOTION

According to Gravity,

BY JOHN MACHIN,

Aftronomical Profeffor at Gresham College, and Secretary to the Royal Society.

A new Edition,

(WITH THE LIFE OF THE AUTHOR; AND A PORTRAIT, TAKEN FROM THE BUST IN
THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY AT GREENWICH)

CAREFULLY REVISED AND CORRECTED BY

WILLIAM DAVIS,

Author of a "Treatise on Land Surveying," "Ufe of the Globes," "Keys to Bonnycaftle's
Arithmetic, Algebra, and Mensuration," Editor of the "Mathematical Companion,"
"Rowe, Simpson, and Maclaurin's Fluxions," "Fenning's Algebraift's

} Companion and British Youth's Inftructor," &c. &c.

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