Proclamation to the Du'ch People, from the Provisional Representatires of 225 226 t'e German Empire, and Members of the Germanic League, with respect to the Treaty of Peace concluded betucen him and the French Republic 2017 231 relative to preparatory Measures for a Pacification, presented to the As- 235 238 239 210 241 ibid. , with the Armies of 243 ibid. 215 246 ibid. 247 Republic 250 253 ibid. ibid. 254 262 263 244 248 Imperial Decree of Ratification, concerning the Opening of Negociations 265 between the Landgruve of Hesse Cassell and the French Republic, 267 269 272 277 279 ibid. 283 286 294 300 CHARACTERS. *1 *5 *10 Account of the Reign and Character of Maximilian II. Emperor of Ger- many ; from Wraxall's History of France Radclife's Journey through Holland and the Western Frontier of Ger- *4 from Leonardo da Vinci, by Mr. Fuseli; from Seward's Anecdotes *7 tural History of Aleppo *14 History of Greece; from Seward's Anecdotes of distinguished Per. *15 *27 from the European Magazine Third Volume of the Transactions of ihe Royal Society of Edinburgh *37 NATURAL *30 *34 *57 NATURAL HISTORY. Observations on the Structure of the Eyes of Cirds, by Mr. Pierce Smith, Student of Physic; from the Philosophical Transactions Observations on the Influence which incites the Muscles of Animals to contract, in Mr. Galvani's Experiments, by W.C. Wells, M. D. F. R. S. Observations on the Maritime Alps ; from Beaumont's Travels through +70 Account of the Buffalo of America, by Mr. Turner ; from Letters and Pe. pers on Agriculture, selected from the Correspondence of the Bath and West of England Society, Vol.VII. Account of the River Tigris; from Ouseley's Persian Miscellanies *75 Observations on Spontaneous Inflammation ; with a particular Account of that which happened on board a Russian Frigate in the Year 1781; and of the Experiments made in order to ascertain the Cause of it. In a Letter to the Editors, from the Rev. William Tooke, F. R. S. Member of the Imperial Academy of Sciences at St. Petersburgh, &c. from the Reper- Account of the Lynr of Abruzzo; from De Salis's Travels through rarious On the Use of Sea IVater in Agriculture; from the Earl of Dundonald's Treatise on Agriculture and Chemistry Account of the Mode of making Parmesan Cheese, by Mr. Pryce ; from Letters and Papers on Agriculture new Discovery for the Preservation of Corn; from the Paris Moniteur :--by Antoine Gouan, National Professor of Botany in the School of Healih at Montpelier ; Addressed to the National Convention *87 Discovery in Distillation from Potatoes, which will no doubt increase the Cultivation of that Valuable Article of Life Observations on the grafting of Trees. In a Letter from Thomas Andreu Knight, Esq. to Sir Joseph Banks, Bart. from the Philosophical Trans- On the Dry-Rot in Timber; in a Letter from Robert Batson, Esq. of Lime-House, to the Society for thc Encouragement of Arts, Manufac. tures, and Commerce ; from whose Transactions it is extracted *99 Composition of a Water which has the Property of Destroying Catapillars, Ants, and other Insects ; invented by c. Tatin, at Paris ; from the *93 the County of Southampton, Tanner; for his Method of Tanning, and making Leather of a superior Quality, and in a much shorter Period of Time, than hath hitherto been done. Dated May 12, 1795 Rice Bread-by Arthur Young, Esq. from Annals of Agriculture *95 Substance of Sir John Sinclair's Address to the Board of Agriculture, on Tuesday the 14th of July, 1795; stating the Progress that had been made *96 Abstract of Minutes of the Evidence taken before the Committee of Council, appointed for the Consideration of all Matters relating to Trade, and Foreign Plantations, in Respect to the Stock of Grain in this Country, and its Price subsequent to the Harvest of 1794, and respecting the Produce of the Harvest of the present l'ear; the present and probable Price of Grain in this Country till the ensuing Harvest ; and the Means of pro- curing a Supply to make good the Deficiency in the Produce of this coun. try; with other Proceedings thereupon, from Jan. 31, 1795, to Aug. 6, 1795 ; and of the Evidence before the Lords of the Privy Council to the like Effect, from April 27, 1795, to November 5, 1795. 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To the Right Hon. ibid. $152 *153 *154 * 158 *159 ibid. ibid. great and useful Purposes, by William Roscoe ; from the same *160 playing on his Lute. An Elegy on the Death of his Friend Lorenzo de' *161 $ *156 The Life of Lorenzo de' Medici, called the Magnificent. By Win. Roscoe, *162 from the Time of the Greeks and Romans to the Age of Grotius. By Ro. bert Ward, of the Inner Temple, Esq. Barrister at Law, 2 cols. 8vo. *171 ciety in Great Britain, resulting from their respective Stations, Professions, *174 CR Wright, Printer, St. John's Square. |
