In order to explain this, it must be observed, that the _Gregorian_ Account or the New Style is eleven Days forwarder than the _Julian_ Account or the Old Style, which we still make use of; that is, the last Day of any of our Months is the eleventh Day of their next succeeding Month. If therefore their Ecclesiastical New Moons fell on the same Days with those of the Church of _England_, the Golden Number 14, which now stands against the last Day of _February_ in our that is the _Julian_ Calendar, should, when we should have adopted the _Gregorian_ Calendar, be prefixed to the 11th Day of _March_. But since their Ecclesiastical New Moons happen 3 Days earlier than our Ecclesiastical New Moons at present do; so much should be deducted from those 11 Days, by which the Golden Numbers ought otherwise to be advanced; and the Golden Number 14 should not be placed against the 11th, but the 8th Day of _March_: Which being reckoned the first Day of the Moon, if we count on to the fourteenth Day of the same inclusive, that would be found to fall on the a 21st Day of _March_; on which Day the _Gregorian_ Paschal Limit or Full Moon will happen when the Golden Number is 14. And the like Course should be taken with the rest of the 19 Golden Numbers; which ought to be placed 8 Days forwarder than they now stand, if they are to point out the New Moon; or 21 Days forwarder than they are at present, if they are to mark the fourteenth Day of the Moon or the Full Moon: The latter of which, as has been shewn, would be more eligible, than to prefix those Numbers to the Days on which the New Moons happen. Thus may the Rule and Method now used in the Church of _England_, be most easily adapted to shew the Time of _Easter_, as it is observed by the _Gregorians_, till the Year 1900; at which Time, and at the other proper succeeding Times, if the Golden Numbers in the Calendar shall either be advanced or set backward a Day, according the foregoing Rules and Directions for that Purpose, they will continue to shew us the New or the Full Moons, of the Church of _Rome_ or the _Gregorian_ Calendar with great Exactness, till the Year 4199: when, as has been already mentioned, there must be a little Variation made in those Rules and Directions. There is however one Exception to those General Rules and Directions, which will be taken notice of in the next Paragraph.