[Solution of a prize question. _See_ this book, page 46.] _Ladies' Diary_, 1779.
Astronomical observations on the periodical star in _Collo Ceti_. _Phil. Trans._, 1780, p. 338.
Astronomical observations relating to the mountains of the moon. _Phil. Trans._, 1780, p. 507.
Astronomical observations on the rotation of the planets round their axes, made with a view to determine whether the earth's diurnal motion is perfectly equable. _Phil. Trans._, 1781, p. 115.
Account of a comet. [Dated 13th March, 1781. This was _Uranus_.] _Phil. Trans._, 1781, p. 492.
On the parallax of the fixed stars. _Phil. Trans._, 1782, p. 82.
Catalogue of double stars. _Phil. Trans._, 1782, p. 112: translation in _Bode's Jahrbuch_, 1786, p. 187.
Description of a lamp micrometer and the method of using it. _Phil. Trans._, 1782, p. 163.
A paper to obviate some doubts concerning the great magnifying powers used. _Phil. Trans._, 1782, p. 173.
A letter from WILLIAM HERSCHEL, Esq., F.R.S., to Sir JOSEPH BANKS, _Bart._, P.R.S. _Phil. Trans._, 1783, p. 1.
Aus einem Schreiben des Hrn. HERSCHEL an mich [BODE], datirt London, den 13ten August, 1783. [This is a letter forwarding HERSCHEL'S memoir on the Parallax of the Fixed Stars, etc.] _Bode's Jahrbuch_, 1786, p. 258.
On the diameter and magnitude of the _Georgium Sidus_, with a description of the dark and lucid disk and periphery micrometers. _Phil. Trans._, 1783, p. 4.
On the proper motion of the sun and solar system, with an account of several changes that have happened among the fixed stars since the time of Mr. FLAMSTEED. _Phil. Trans._, 1783, p. 247. _Bode's Jahrbuch_, 1787, p. 194, p. 224.
Astronomische Nachrichten und Entdeckungen, aus einem französischen Schreiben desselben an mich [BODE], datirt Datchet, nahe bey Windsor, den 18. Mai, 1784.
[This letter is on the subject of the use of high magnifying powers, and gives a _résumé_ of his recent papers.] _Bode's Jahrbuch_, 1787, p. 211.
On the remarkable appearances at the polar regions of the planet _Mars_, the inclination of its axis, the position of its poles and its spheroidical figure; with a few hints relating to its real diameter and atmosphere. _Phil. Trans._, 1784, p. 233.
Account of some observations tending to investigate the construction of the heavens. _Phil. Trans._, 1784, p. 437.