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422 Grey silver ore with galena, Saxony ; blue feldspar, Steur~ 



mark; a red feldspar, a septarium with pyr itical septse, 

 and two others 



423 Crystallized iron ore, from Elbe; striated gypsum, Notting- 



ham; cubic fluor with blend, Derbyshire; and a polished 

 stalactical spar with undulated veins, same county 



424 Crystallized Acantican with quartz, Arendahl in Nonvay, 



rare ; needle-like sulphuret of antimony, Hungary j and 

 stellated zeolites, from Iceland \ 



425 Part of a fossil fish, and a fossil lobster, Sheepy Island; a 



belemnites, a gryphites oyster, a mass of shells in lime- 

 stone, Austria i and.another, with fragments of encrini, 

 Derbyshire ' * 



426 Eight various impressions of fossil plants in argillaceous iron 



ore s£r " /• ■ > 



421 Black and resin-coloured tin, Cornwall ; calcareous spar, 



curious, Hartz ; cockscomb iron ore, Wales, &c. / 

 41 6* Amianthus, North Wales * greeri "carbonate of copper, and 



haematite, Colebrooke Dale 

 417*Stellated lead and baroseienite, Wales — rare; cockscomb 



iron ore, ditto, &c. .' 

 418*Singular stalactitical chalcedony, Cornwall ; purple bubbled 



copper, ditto j and three other minerals '*, 

 419*Vitriolated lead in clear white crystals, Anglesea j native 



copper with malachite, mica, and six other specimens /r 

 420* Pale rosy spar, crystallized on denticular spar of a golden 



hue, Wales very curious magnetical iron ore, America - } 



and three other minerals / 

 421*Yellow baroseienite-; white, calcareous spar with reddish. 



surface, Herefordshire ; fluor with rich metallic gloss, &c. 

 422*Beautiful agate,. Italian marble, ammonite, &c— five spe- 

 cimens 



423*Ten minerals, various, tin, galena, sulphate of barytes, &c. . 

 424*Delicately crystallized white lead, Scotland ; stalactitical 



iron with spar, Wales j fluor, vitriolated lead, &c— seven 



specimens - ^ 



425* Antimony in prisms, Dauphiny, /we 



426*Rich iron ore with a beautiful anil extremely delicate plush- 

 like surface, Wales,. rare \J '£ 



427*Delicate heath-like spar, Glocestershire ; an onachine bas- 

 tard opal, Hungary j rich yellow copper, blend, &c..,jt\ 



428 Red crystallized chromate of lead, rare ; solid calamine., 



Scotland j haematites iron ore, and two others, ^J" " . 



429 White lead ore beautifully crystallized, and galena in trun* 



cated cubes " . 



430 Wavelite, Devonshire.; radiated baroselenite, green arse- 



mate of copper, sulphate of strontiair, &c. — nine speci- 

 mens * 



