Pasch, M., experiments made by, 182 Pastenaca, described, 217
Patent claims, examination of, 399 Pearse, John, his remarks on Captain Pakenham's temporary rudder, 75— on the stowage of ships, 96 Pelvettini, Giovanni, of Corfu, 186 Pendulum experiments, account of, 1 Pendulums, single, observations on, 365 Penn, Richard, his new mode of secret writing, 27 Pig-faced lady, 36
Pinite, found in granite, 440 Piperine, preparation of, 418
Plants, influence of substances on, 203 -Poisoning of, by their own juices, 204-On the naturalization of, in colder climates, 221-Rise of the sap in, 379
Platina, spongy, preparation of, 193 chlorides of, 420
muriate of, 193 Pleischel, M., 193
Plisson, M., experiments by, 419 Plumbago, on the use of, 400 Poisson, M., principle laid down by, 65 -Theory of, 147--Alluded to, 422 Pons, comet of, computation respecting, 167
Porrett, electro-filtration of, 374 Porta, Baptista, apparatus of, 327 Potash, sulphate of, 492 Potassium, remarks on, 412 Potatoe-buds, plantation of, 205
starch, experiments on, 399, 415 Potatoes, subterraneous growth of, 205 preservation of, 426 Powder, earthy, 431 Prague, longevity at, 251 Prinsep, M., 432
Prussia, mortality in, 248 Pynoscope, described, 180 Pyrennees, heights of, 436
Queenston, village of, 49 Quetelet, Mr., 248
Radiating electricity, observations on,
Ray, dimensions of a large one, 219 Raynal, Abbé, 426
Rees, Dr.. Encyclopædia of, 323 Reflection, modification of light by, 159 Respiration and combustion,comparison of, 209
Richardot, M., his method of obtaining roses, 204
Rive, de la, 407, 411 Robertson, Mr., 256 Robison, Professor, 323 Rock-crystal, hardness of, 180 Roman antiquities, 186 Rome, population of, 252 Romoe, province of, 430
Roses, method of obtaining, 204 Rostan, a French writer, 285 Roulin, M., pastenaca described by, 217 Royal Institution, proceedings of, 350 Roxburgh, Dr. on precipitates, 309 Rudder, temporary, invented by Capt. Pakenham, 75
Ruff, Dr., on the resin of indigo, 416 Russia, antiquarian researches in, 186
Sabine, Edward, his account of M. Bes. sel's pendulum experiments, 1 St. Bernard, meteorological observations made at, 436
St. Helena, geological notices of, 101— Journal of tides kept at, 172 Salt, neutral, formation of, 294 Sand, non-conducting power of, 299- on the flowing of, under pressure, 396 Sandstones, different kinds of, 54 Sanguinari, a new vegeto-alkali, 199 Savery, M., his model of a steam-engine, 338
Scandinavia, mountains of, heights of, 436
Scent, organ of, observations on, 30 Scherer, Col., substance found by, 431 Schouw, Professor, 436
Schuebler, M., his experiments on ice, 187
Schulten, N. de, on a passage in La
Scrophula, on the cure of, 238 Scudamore, Dr., 78
Sea, its temperature at different depths, 442
Sea-serpent, American, 207
Sea-water, supposed presence of mer- cury in, 192
Seebeck, M., his experiments on metals,
Serres, M.de, on caverns and fissures, 216 Serullas, M., on the bromide of carbon, 410-on potassium and sodium, 412
Soklen, Count De, 430
South, Dr., poem by, 288
South Sea Islands, articles from, 378 Sparmann, Dr., his observations on the hyæna, 213
Speech, audible qualities of, 380 Spicula, microscopic, 201
Spider, gossamer, 205
Spiders, instinct of, 206
Spiricella, description of, 440
Starch, experiments on, 415-prepara- tion of sugar from, 418
Stars, fixed, lunar occultations of the, 172
Statistics, medical, elements of, 243 Steam-engine, French claim to its dis- covery, 156
on the early history of, 322
Storms and earthquakes, 436 Street names, enamelled, 399 Stroef, M., 186
Sugar, solutions of, their specific gravity, 198
Van Mons, M., 229
Vapour, elastic, application of, 325 Vases of the ancients, 384
Vauquelin, M., experiments of, 431 Vaux, M. de, 91, 92
Vegetable metamorphosis, 356 Vesuvius, phenomena of, 132
Vibrating surfaces, nodal figures of, 382 Vibration, arc of, 6
Vicat, M., experiments of, 182 Vine, seedling, 229
Vitreous humour, ossification of, 423 Vitro-crystalline object glasses, construc- tion of, 179
Voget, M., experiments by, 418 Volage, experiences the shock of an earthquake, 429
Volta, supposition of, 74
Voltaic electricity, ignition of wire by,
Wadd, W., Esq., his observations on the organ of scent, 30-medico-chirur- gico commentary on Shakspeare, 234 Walcker, A., 90
M., his communication respecting the mineral water of Bath, 78 Wallis, Dr., on music, 287 Water, supply of to the metropolis, 350 conductibility conferred by, 407 companies, table of the, 352 Water spout, rise of water in it, 73 Weather-glass, zoological, 425
Weinrich, M., 418
Wells, Dr., 245
Welter, experiments of, 64
Weston, C.H., Esq. his geological notices of St. Helena, 101-on the manufac- ture of indigo, 296 Westphalia, fulgorites in, 202 Wheat flour, detection of potatoe starch in, 399-adulteration of, ibid. Wheatstone, Mr., on phonics, 379 Wind, influence of woods on the, 95. Windsor Forest, mineral springs in, ana- lyzed, 89
Wine must, preservation of, 418 Wire, ignition of, by voltaic electricity,
Wöhler, M., experiments of, 191, 194 Wood, conduction of heat by, 187 Wood-engraving, principles of, 382 Woods, atmospheric influence of, 91 Wool, on the fatty matter of, 197 Worcester, Marquis of, 323 Wotton, his arrangement of animals, 264
Writing, alphabetic, origin of, 433
-, secret, new mode of, 27
Yttrium, decomposed, 195
Young, Dr., experiment of, 163-theory of, 184
Zeller, M., experiments by, 203 Zenneck, his Pynoscope described, 180 -on the preparation of alizarine, 198 Zoological weather-glass, 425
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