The British palladium: or, annual miscellany of literature and science: for the year 1774. In two parts. The First containing new, general, and select, Subjects: With an Alphabetical Chronicle (number III.) of remarkable Events; and Short Grammatical Tables of the Terminations of the Latin Verbs, (through all the Moods and Tenses of the 4 Conjugations, methodized and exemplified for the most Ease to the Memory: Making the most difficult Part of Latin Grammar the most easy. The Second comprehending Answers to former Enquiries: With a Variety of new and entertaining Things proposed. Serving for Land and Sea. The twenty-sixth number published. With which may be had, (just published, that should have been published with last Year's Palladium,) The Practical Arithmetician, or Art of Numbers improved: Being a Set of new, short, practical, and mechanical. Rules, in all the Branches of Arithmetic, ([perfected] without an Appendix,) for exercising, with Readiness and Facility, all Parts of the arithmetical Art. Serving for Schools and private Tutors. Also The Seaman's Guide, (just published,) or Key to the Nautical Ephemerides, for keeping a Reckoning of Longitude, from Observation, on Board his Majesty's Ships at Sea, as far as is practical. (according to the Method borrowed from the French by our Reverend Conductor of the Longitude). By the author of the Improved Royal astronomer and navigator