A method propos'd for making a safe and convenient entrance to the port of Dublin for ships of burthen to come in and go out by day or night at low-water without those hazards, loss of opportunity of winds and difficulties they now are expos'd to in their voyages : together with an estimate of the charge that will be required for effecting the same.

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