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CONTENTS. 
teoric Fire in the Marsh of the Chapelle-aiix- Planches, p. 
Meteorological Observations made at Alderley Rectory, Che- 
shire, in 1 821. 10. Extraordinary Storm of Rain in N. Ame- 
rica. 11. Salt Storm in N. America of the 3d Sept. 1821. 
12. Remarkable Fall of the Barometer on Dec. 25. 1821, at 
Geneva, and in Scotland. 13. Fall of a Meteoric Stone at 
Juvinas in France. 14. Meteoric Stone in Courland, 380-385 
II. CHEMISTRY. 
15. On the Combinations of the Earths with Platinum, l6. 
Apparent Conversion of Cast-Iron into Plumbago. 17- On 
the difference between Sea and Land Air. 18. Berzelius’s 
Analysis of Crystallised Calamine of Limboiirg. ip. Count 
D’Ohsson’s Analysis of Chondrodite. 20. Mr Irving’s Ana- 
lysis of the Foliated Sulphato-Carbonate of Lead. 21. M. 
John’s Analysis of Meteoric Iron and Meteoric Stones. 22. 
M. Grotthus’s Analysis of the Meteoric Stone of Courland. 
23. New Blowpipe, - - - 385-3PO 
Hydrostatics. Specific Gravities of different Bodies, 3p0 
III. NATURAL HISTORY. 
Mineralogy. 25. Cave of Kirkdale in Yorkshire. 26. Spinel, 
&c. 27. Andalusite, &c. 28. Blowpipe. 2p. Sapphirine. 
30. Native Hydrate of Magnesia. 31. Eudialite. 32. So- 
dalite. 33. Meionite. 34. Lievrite. 35. Fahlunite, &c. 
36. Apophyllite. 37- Heavy-Spar. 38. Strontianite. 3p. 
Polyhalite. 40. Picropharmacolite. 41. Iron-Pyrites. 42. 
Fossil Skeletons of the Mammoth and Elephant. 43. Satin- 
Spar. 44. Native Yellow Oxide of Tungsten. 45. Tanta- 
lite in Haddam Rocks. 46. Chrysoberyl of Haddam, 390-395 
Zoology. 47. Bowdich’s Works. 48. Ornithorhyncus, 3p5, 397 
Botany., 49. Extraordinary Productiveness of the Orange-trees 
of St Michael’s. 50 Dr Jack’s Description of Trees of Su- 
matra and Malacca. 51. Leucophogon Malayanum. 52. 
Oriental Sassafras. 53. RafflesiaTitan. 54. Camphor-Tree, 
Dryabalanops [camphora. 55. Varnish-Tree of Rumphius, 
Stagmaria verniciflua of Dr Jack, - » 397-400 
IV, GENERAL SCIENCE. 
56. Professor Moll on the Dutch Troy-Pound. 57- Detonations 
in Mount Brasier. 58. Method of rendering Cloth incom- 
bustible. 59. Eggs preserved 300 years. 60. Fatal Accident 
from the Fumes of Iron-Cement. 6I. Volcano in the Island 
of Banda. 62. Earthquake at Celebes, - 400-402 
Art, XXIX. List of Patents granted in Scotland from 17th 
November 1821 to 5th February 1822, 403 
