APPENDIX. 



ill*Fine spathose iron ore, South Wales, rare; arborescent 

 ' native silver in the matrix, Hungary ; and oxyd of cop- 

 per with lead and calamine, Scotland 



112*Native sulphur in the matrix, Spain j yellow and white sul- 

 phate of barytes ; and foliaeeous iron, Elbe 



213*A very complete series of Continental marbles, serpentines, 

 and other stones — cut and polished 



214*Sulphate of barytes, of a brilliant topazine colour, crystal- 

 lized in large prisms—a specimen of exquisite beauty 



1 15* A capital group of rock crystals, intermixed with laminated 

 purple cubic fluor, and marcasites containing tungstein 



116*'Purpie fluor mixed with fragments of encrini, rare, from 

 Derbyshire; ribband jasper, Siberia ; cubic fluor frosted 

 with brilliant crystals of quartz and spar, Durham ; and a 

 pyrites 



!l7*Two specimens of silicious fossil wood, a scarce red oriental 

 jasper, an Arabiaa agate, and a box formed of pudding 

 stone 



1 18 x Two cones two patellae, a New Zealand ear, and four other 

 shells 



119*Three corallines, the tape and two other millepores, an Isis 

 hippuris. a soecimenof red coral, and two others 



120* A scarce brown triplex, Tranquebar - } an unicorn scgo£, a 

 black scoop, and nine other shells 



End of the First Day of Appendix* 



