ADVENTURE, a singular one,
Amadeis Johannes, letter to on
Epicurus
Anecdote of Dr Franklin 26-of
Mr Nolan
Animals domestic, on the varie-
ties of,
113-153 232
Animal precreated between an Al-
derney cow and a bufalo, note
Appeal humorous from the legs to
the head
239
223
Apprentices, particular grievances
262
a portrait
Card
VOL. Xxii.
of
Arcticus, on the White Sea fifhe-
ries 29-on the most striking
and curious phenomena in na-
tural history, 193-Account
of Persian cotton communica-
ted by
Aristides's observations on appren-
tices
&c.
Art of life in cultivation of habits
165,-201
Artillery, improvements in 146,-284
Bacon, fragments by, art or life 165-201
Baker's oven, an improved one 145
Banks in Scotland, progress of 38
Barometers, vegetable
Barrel staves of larch
Borax, where found
Botany Bay-description of a sin-
246
gular plant from
Botany Bay, notices concerning
Botany, some curious remarks in
Buffon, his theory respecting dogs
controverted
Burdens, on the best mode of car-
rying
Business, inquiry into the cause of
the present stagnation in
Caoutchouc, discoveries respect-
ing 299-directions for
ment.ng pieces of ditto
Cardross, lord, memoirs of, with
ce-
Cotton, account of Persian
Cotton manufactures in Britain,
on the progrefs and extent of 210
Country houses, small wood for
of larch
89
Delays in the court of session,
observations on, 58-96-162-281-315
Description of a singular plant
from Botany Bay
Dialogue concerning youth 178-
219-251
Discoveries respecting caoutchouc 299
Dog, fhepherd's, remarkable in-
stances of its sagacity, note 116
Domestic animals, varieties of,
thoughts on 113-153-232-why
of different colours' accounted
for
ib.
175 Draining damp grounds with larch 92
22 Durability of the larch tree, ex-
amples of
to Correspondents,40-80-152-192-264
Cottage Indian, a tale, 35-74-108
Dwelling houses of larch
East Indiamen for 1794
Education, observations on
Entomology, some
marks on
300
Fishes caught on trees
1 Flooring, joisting &c. of larch
40
Epicurus, sketches of the portico
in the garden of
Fire wood, of larch
Fisheries on the White Sea, some
account of
Fishes, on the generation of certain
kinds in India
Larch tree, uses of 5,-garden
walls, rails, and fences of 11,
tresa,
Improvements new
Improvement of the woollen
manufacture in Britain, ob-
servations on
Improvement in the military art 146
Index indicatorius 79-104-188-262-
318
India, notices concerning
Indiamen for 1794
Indian cottage a tale 35-74-108-148-
73
Inquiry into the cause of the
present stagnation of business 203
Inscription
Inscription to the memory of
Sir James M'Donald,
Insects hostile to man
Intelligence from India
Ivan Czarowitz a tale, by the
emprefs of Rufsia
41-81-124
Kiln for drying malt, notices of
Knife found in the heart of a
tree
144
247
Literary intelligence
Literary olla No x 178-219-251
Lomonofsoff, his oration on Pe-
ter the Great
335
265 305
London, consumption of milk in 39
336 Lovat, letter from on salt laws 257
187 Machinery of larch
Malt kiln, notices of
175
144
184 Manufactures, cotton in Britain,
on the prog efs and extent of, 210
M'Donald, Sir J. to the memo-
ry of
190
Memoirs of Henry lord Cardross
190
with a portrait
197 Memorandum by Dr Walker
on the objects of natural his-
tory
172
Memorial of the earl of Gallo-
way, on salt duties 291 addi-
tion to ditto
333
Military art, improvement in 146-284
Milk, consumption of in London 39
Money, ways of making
60
making
to the Readers of the Bee
Reading memorandums
Poor domine, on various ways of
making money
Progrefs and extent of the cotton
manufacture in Briatin
Progrefs of the banks in Scotland
Prufsia, king of, letter from to
Voltaire,
Pumps for acids, directions for
Sheep, on the varieties of, rear-
ed in Russia
47
Thoughts suggested by ditto 113,-
153,-232
Shepherd's dog, remarkable in-
stances of its sagacity, note
Shetland fheep, singular manage-
116
ment of
265,-Ship building of larch
305
Siberia, notices of wild horses in
Singular adventure
Sketches of the portico in the
the garden of Epicurus
Sketch of the life of Henry lord
Cardross, with a portrait
Solitudes,
60 Squib
Senex, letter from
Se pents, curious legerdemain re-
specting
176
Sesamum orientale, on the uses of 32
Sefsion, court of, on the delays in 58.-
96,-162,-281,-315
Sheep, effects of crossing the dif-
ferent breeds of
Stagnation in business, an inquiry
2 0 into the cause of
38
260
Rider, an inscription from 73-
on improvements in artillery
Roads, making in swampy
ground of larch wood
Rose without prickles that
stings not, a tale
41,-81,-124
Russian sheep account of the va-
rieties of
47
Thoughts suggested by do. 113,-153,-
232
Rufsia Emprefs of, Ivan Czaro-
witz a tale written by 41, -81,-124!
Salt laws, a letter on, from Mr
Stove, new improvement in
Stranger, a vision from
Stuart George, character of
Sun flower, on the economical
uses of
30
284
112
394, 335 Sythes, handles of, of larch
66,-102,- Tales,-The Indian cottage 35,-74,
177,-322 108,-148,-184. Ivan Czaro-
witz, of the rose without pric-
kles that stings not 41,-31,-124
Toulon, slight notices of
Trees, Forest, hints respecting 214
Value and uses of the larch tree,
observations on
5,-87,-172
Varieties of domestic animals,
thoughts on
113,-153,-232
Vegetable clock and barometer 246
Vision
94
169
260
Voltaire, letter to from the king
of Prufsia
Walker Dr, memorandum by on
natural history
Ways of making money
White Sea fisheries, some account of 29 Modern France
Windows, doors &c. of larch
Ode to Aurora,
Woollen manufacture, considera-
174
tions of the improvement of in
Britain
Yellow gum plant, from Botany
Bay described, with a plate
Youth, a dialogue concerning 178-
to a Lady with the Gentle Shepherd 139
330 Man of feeling to the author of 324
60 Mica, a version from Pindar by 215
106
Hay field, a moral eclogue
Hermit's reflections
False pleasure fragment,
Hairbrain's addition to Mr Has-
tings's lines on the Lusiad
en Mr Hastings's lines added to
Muckle's Lusiad
249
H ted room, stanzas written in 183
67
Juliana, false pleasure a fragment,
by,
Orange, verses written on one
Orphan
Pindar, version from
Pleasure. false, a fragment
Rowley, a poem by
Stanzas written in a haunted
Virgil, translation from
107 Visitor
Way to grow rich
138
END OF VOLUME SEVENTEENTH.
Verses in the Scottish dialect
Verses to a lady with the Gentle
Version from Pindar,
Shepherd
DIRECTIONS TO THE BINDER.
PLACE the portrait of Lord Cardrofs to face
The yellow gum plant from Botany Bay,
The plate of horns that accompanied No. iv. of this volume belongs to
volume xvi.
Place the index after the chronicle at the end.
Place the contents after the title.
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