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Historia Coelestis Britannica, &c. n. 389. p. 350.\nBorametz, n. 390, p. 353.\n\nC.\n\nCadaver humanum incorruptum in sodina post 50 annos, n. 384. p. 136.\nCamphora, n. 389. p. 321. n. 390. p. 361.\nCataract in the Eye examined by Dissection, n. 381. p. 36. n. 384. p. 149.\nCoal, An Account of its Strata, n. 391. p. 395.\nComet observ'd, n. 382. p. 41, 50, 51.\n\nPPP Chronological\nINDEX.\n\nChronological Index of Sir I. N. defended, n. 389. p. 315.\nCurrents at the Streights, n. 385. p. 191.\n\nD.\nDeath-Watch, Account of it, n. 385. p. 159.\nDeluge universal. Considerations about the Cause of it, n. 383. p. 118, 123.\nDipping-Needle. Observations upon it, n. 389. p. 332.\nDropfy in the Ovary, n. 381. p. 8.\nDuct excretory from the Glandula Renalis, n. 385. p. 190. examined, n. 387. p. 270.\n\nE.\nEarth, Figure of it, n. 386. p. 201. n. 387. p. 239. n. 388. p. 277. n. 389. p. 344.\nEclipse of the Sun observ'd in New-Ergland, n. 382. p. 67. Of the Moon observed at Padua, ibid. p. 71. At Bologna, ibid. p. 72, 74, 77. Of the first Satellite of Jupiter, observ'd in New-York, n. 385. p. 162. Of the Moon at Lisbon, n. 385. p. 180. Of the first Satellite of Jupiter at Lisbon, n. 385. p. 185.\nExperiments. De calore liquorum ebullientium, n. 381. p. 1. Upon the Prussian Blue, ibid. p. 17. De congelatione aquae in vacuo, n. 382. p. 78. De gravitate specifica materiarum quadratum, n. 383. p. 114. Concerning the Motion of the Sap in Plants, n. 384. p. 127. To illustrate the Phenomena of Ponds and Rivers ebbing and flowing irregularly, n. 384. p. 132. De viribus magneticis, n. 390. p. 370. Experimentum pallax probandi Spiritum Vini Galici, n. 391. p. 398.\nExperiment relating to the Figure of the Earth, n. 389. p. 344. Concerning the Cohesion of Lead, n. 389. p. 345.\n\nF.\nFetus cranium & cæta per Annum ejecta, n. 385. p. 171.\nFork cut out through the Buttock, n. 391. p. 408.\n\nG.\nGlandula Renalis. Excretory Duct from it, n. 385. p. 190. Examined, n. 387. p. 270.\n\nHeight\nINDEX.\n\nH.\nHeight of the Human Body. Difference in it between Morning and Evening, n. 383. p. 87.\nHot-Houses in New-England, n. 384. p. 129.\n\nI.\nInoculation of the Small-Pox. Effects of it in New-England, n. 382. p. 67.\nInsects voided by the Urinary-Passage, n. 391. p. 410.\n\nL.\nLevels. A new Contrivance for taking them, n. 385. p. 165.\nLightning. Effects of it, n. 390. p. 366.\nLog. A Comparison between it and an Instrument call'd the Marine Surveyor, n. 391. p. 416.\nLongitude of Lisbon from Paris and London, n. 385. p. 186.\nLumen Boreale prope Upsal Observatum, n. 385. p. 175.\n\nM.\nMagneticae Vires, n. 390. p. 370.\nMarine Surveyor. Description and Use of it, n. 391. p. 411.\nMercury. Transit over the Sun's Disk, n. 386. p. 228.\nMeteorology. Observationes captæ Lugduni Batavorum, Delphis & Rhenoburgi, n. 381. p. 4.\nMortality. Bills of it, n. 381. n. 25.\n\nN.\nNexus Maternus; a particular one, n. 389. p. 347.\nNeedle Horizontal. Observations upon it, n. 383. p. 96.\nDipping, n. 389. p. 332.\n\nO.\nOmentum ingens, n. 382. p. 60.\nOstrich dissected, n. 386. p. 223.\n\nP.\nPlants. Catalogue of 50, n. 383. p. 93. n. 388. p. 305.\nIn New England. Observations on them, n. 385. p. 194.\nPonds ebbing and flowing irregularly. An Attempt to account for them, n. 384. p. 132.\n\nPudenda\nINDEX.\n\nPudenda in a Woman. Praeternatural Structure of them, n. 384. p. 142.\n\nR.\n\nRain. It's Quantity measur'd, n. 381. p. 4.\n\nS.\n\nSaliva color insolitus, n. 382. p. 63.\nSmall-Pox. Observations of them, n. 395. p. 379.\nSpecificæ gravitates materiarum quarundam, n. 383. p. 114.\nSpiders. Observations upon their Venom, n. 382. p. 69.\nStrata of Coal, n. 391. p. 395.\nStreights of Gibraltar. Currents there, n. 385. p. 191.\nStyptic. Observations upon one, n. 383, p. 108.\nSurgery. An extraordinary Case, n. 389. p. 340.\nSurveyor Marine. Description and Use of an Instrument so call'd, n. 391. p. 411.\nSweating in hot Turf, n. 384. p. 129.\n\nT.\n\nTantalus. A Cup so called, described, n. 384. p. 132.\n\nV.\n\nVariation of the Needle. Observations of it at London, n. 383. p. 96.\nVegetation. Observations upon it, n. 385. p. 194.\nVisus Objectorum partialis, n. 384. p. 17.\n\nW.\n\nWasps. Observations on them, n. 332 p. 53.\nWhales. Essay upon the Natural History of them, n. 387. p. 256.\n\nLONDON, Printed for W. and J. 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