Blindness, feigned, curious anec-
dote of, 509.
Blood, obs. on, 354. Its red glo.
bules supposed to possess elas-
ticity, 355.

Boats. See King.

submarine. See Bushnell.
Bonaparte censured for retaining
the prohibition of priests from
marrying, 204.
Bouchaud, M. on the Roman co-
lonies, 500. On the medallic
hist. of Roman legislation, ib.
Bougainville, M. on voyages to
northern latitudes, 499. On
the savages of N.America, 500.
Boulton, Mr. account of his manu-
factory at Soho, 158.
Bourbon, kouse of, praised for its
goodness of disposition, 295.
Bourbon and Rodriguez, account
of those islands, 73.
Brereton, Mr. some particulars of,

371.
Britt Turner, Messrs. their ther-
mometrical observations, 250.
Brown, Mr. on spring wheat, 375.
Bruant, M. on the diseases of the
army of the East, 530.
Buache, M. on French Guiana,
498. On discoveries yet to be

made, 500.
Bull-baiting, observations on that
barbarous sport, 142. Dis.
countenanced by Britons in the
14th and 15th centuries, and
encouraged in the 19th, 272.
Burke, Mr. letter from him to
Dr. Robertson, 241.
Bushnell, Mr. on a submarine ves-

sel, 249.

с

Casarean operation, signs on which
it ought to depend, 513.
Cairo, Divan of, letter of thanks
from, to the Chief Physician
- of the French army, 532.

Spe Barbès, Desgenettes,
Nouet, Renati.
Cambacérès, M. on social science,
498.
Camphor, its invigorating effects
on vegetables, 17.

7

Camus, M. on the works of the
National Institute, 491. On
the adventures of Teueurdanck,
492. On polytypage and ste-
reotypie, 497.

Cantons, democratic, of Switzer-
land, their address to the
French Directory, 474. Their
brave, but unsuccessful resist-
ance, 476.

Carbon, gaseous oxyd of, experi-
ments on, 523, 524.
Carradori, Dr. on the evapora
tion of fluids, 520.
Cartwright, Mr. on opium pre-
pared from lettuces, 377.
Castor, in Northamptonshire,
asserted to be the antient Duro-
brivæ, 192.

Cavezzali, M. on the kermes
mineral, 521.

Chabrol, M. See Lancret.
Champagne, M. on the morals of
Aristotle, 499.

Charcoal, exper. on, 522, 523.
Chenier, M. poem on the death of
Gen. Hoche, 492.
Chess, origin of, 255.

Child-murder, observ. on, 511.
Church, Gallican, its liberties, 370.
Clement, M. on charcoal, 522.
Clover hay, method of making it
in bad weather, 375.
Coffee made from the chicoree
plant, 377.

Coin, gold. See Guyton.
Collin, Dr. on a machine for
escaping from houses on fire,
246. On a speedy elevator,
251. Philological views of
antient words, 253.

Colours of the antients, memoir
on, 491.

.Corn, method of harvesting it in
wet weather, 376.
Correspondence with the Reviewers,

viz. Lord G. on confounding
the Earl with the Duke of
Wharton, 111.-Dr. Hutton
of Woolwich, on bridges, ib.
222. On the Duke of Bed-
ford's irreligion, 224 Оп
Gray's Ode, 336.

Costa

Costaz, M. on the sands of the
Desart, 528.
Coutelle, M. on the weight of the
air, &c. 527.

Coxe, Dr. on opium obtained
from lettuces, 21.

Currie, Mr. on marshy situations,

15

D

Dabit, M. on æther, 523.
Damietta. See Savaresi.
Death, apparent, violent, and by

drowning, obs. on, 510, 512.
Denner's portraits characterized,
206.
Desgenettes, M. on the hospital at
Cairo, 525- Meteorological
observations, 527: Medical
observations on the army of
the East, 532.

letter of thanks to,
from the Divan of Cairo, 532.
Desormes, M. on charcoal, 522.
Destutt-Tracy, M. on ideology,
501. On pasigraphy, 502.
Deveze, M. on fractures of the
head, 22.

Diaspore, analysis of, 522.
Diet of a nation, mem. on, 499.
Dioclesian, his character, 452.
His palace described, 461.
Dipus, an American species of,
described, 14.
Discoveries remaining to be made,
mem. on, 500.
Diseases, various, obs. on, 509.
of the French army in
Egypt. See Barbès, Bruant,
Savaresi, Desgenettes.
Dogs, said to lose their hair and
scent, if imported in Mauritius,

71.

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Duburgua, M. on vegetable li-
quors, 523.

Dupuis, M. on the Pelasgi, 492.
Dusaulx, M. anecdote of, 491.
Dyeing. See Ameilbon. See
Johnson.

Dysentery, observations on, 530.

E

Economy, political, mem. on, 501.
Education, good observ. on, 255.
The subject discussed at large,
408-416.

public, controversy
respecting, 424-432.
Edwards, Bryan, brief memoirs
of, by himself, 90.
Egotism, remarks on, 517.
Egypt, geography of, 525. 527.
Elevator, speedy. See Collin.
Ellicott, Mr. miscell. obs. in Penn-
sylvania, 16. Astronom. obs.
245. On the latitude of Erie,
248. On that of Natchez, 25 1.
Elwes, Mr. the celebrated miser,
poetical address to, from a
mouse, 275.

Erie, lake, ebbings and flowings
of, explained, 16. Latitude
of, 248.

Evaporation, exper. on, 12.
Extracts, veget. considerations, on
523.

F

Fêtes, national, memoir on, 496.
Fire, machine for escaping from
houses on fire, 246.
Flora Lancastriensis. See Muh
lenberg.

Fluids. Sec Carradori.
Fonthill described, 418.
Forbes, Duncan, his sagacious
proposal respecting the high-
landers of Scotland, 3.
Forval, M. story of his connec-
tion with a Madagascar piin.
cess, 73.

Fourcroy, M. on the gaseous
oxyd of carbon, 524.
France, capabilities of, in an agri-
cultural view, 48;. Popula-
tion of, greatly increased, 486.
Influence of the Revolution on
agriculture, 427. Other con-
siderations, 488-496. Antient
legislation of, memoir on, 501.
Mr. Adair's sentiments on the
French Revolution, 182. View of
its causes by M. Soulavie, 290.
Nn 2
Vari-

Ideology. See Destult-Tracy.
Jefferson, Mr. on the Bones of an
unknown quadruped, 17.
Ferboa. See Dipus.
India, trade to, arguments respec-
ting the enlargement of, 143.
Indians of the Knisteneaux nation
described, 230. The Chepe-
wyans, 231. Other anecdotes,
331-345. See also Bougain-
ville.

Inns, of Sweden, but indifferent,
536. Those of Schlesvig, &c.
much praised. 539-
Joculators, description of their
tricks, 139.

Johnes, Mr. plants 250,000 trees,
374-
Johnson, Dr. on the use of Myra-
bolans in the Turkey-red-dye,
378.

K

Kirka, cascade of, described, 459.
Knight, Mr. on the aphis, 376.

L

Lake. See Bancroft. See Stephens.
Lancret, and Chabrol, M. M. on
the canal of Alexandria, 529.
Language, universal, project for,
498.
Latrobe, Mr. on the sandhills of
Cape Henry, 252.
Lead. See Vauquelin.
Le Gouvé, M. poem on Sepul-

ture, 493.

Legrand d'Aussy, M. on the an-
tient legislation of France, 501.
Le Père, M. on a plan of Alex-
andria, 529.

on the Mekkyas of

Raoudah, 529.
Le Roy, M. on the marine, 492.
Letters, revival of, ascribed to a
wrong cause, 26. supposed to
be owing chiefly to the inven-
tion of printing, ib.
Lettuce, opium extracted from,
21.377.

Levesque, M. on the retreat of
the Gauls, 500. On the word
Nature, ib. On the republic
of Sparta, 501.

Liquors, vegetable, exper. on, 523.
Locman, a new edit. of his fables
announced, 529.
Logarithm. See Rittenhouse.
Louis XV. his secret correspond-
ence, account of, 363.
XVI. sketch of his cha-
racter, 297.

of North America. See

Wright.
Marshy situations, insalubrity of,
15.

Mauritius, state of the weather
in that island, and other parti
ticulars, 68. et seq.
Measurements, barometrical, of
mountains in Virginia, 248.
Mecca, balm of, memoir on, 496.
Megalonyx, bones of, 17.
Melons in Egypt, account of,
167.

Memphis, description of, 525.
Mentelle, M. on the position of

places in Argolis, 501.
Milk, aphorisms respecting, 406.
Mills. See Nancarrow.
Mongez, M. on Persepolis, 493.

On the balm of Mecca, 496,
On national fêtes, ib.
Mensieur of France characterized,
302.

Monsters, an unfortunate class of

beings, not to be harshly
treated, 508.

Morlachians, character of, 453.
Moses, eastern history of, 525.
Mould board, description of, 250.
Muhlenberg, H. Suppl. Indicis
Flora Lancast. 252.