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Chemistry-Dr MacCulloch on the Chemical Properties of Peat. Dr Marcet on Sea Water. Dr Wollaston on Potash in Sea Water. Mr Bald on Steam. Broconnot on Sugar from Linen. Saussure on the Decomposition of Starch.

Meteorology.-Rev. Mr Gordon on a Meteorological Journal for 1819. Singular State of the Barometer and Thermometer in January 1820. Storm at Montreal. Red Rain in Holland. Dr Brewster on the Mean Temperature of the Earth.

Mineralogy.-Professor Jameson on Rocks formed by Hot Springs, Air Volcanous, &c. Dr Hibbert on the Rocks of Shetland. Dr Boué on the Volcanic Rocks of France and Scotland. Dr Gilby on the Trap Formation in Brecknockshire. Gerhard on the Formation of Granular Rocks. Şir G. Mackenzie on Menge's Observ

ations on Iceland. Beaudant on the Geology of Hungary.

Zoology.-Dr Fleming on the Change of Colour in Birds. New Italian Works on Comparative Anatomy. M. Rasconi on the Proteus. On a new Fossil Species of Glutton. Mr Mac gillivray on the Sea Horse in the He brides. On Intestinal Worms. Dr Traill on the White Swallow. Dr Jacob on a new Membrane in the Human Eye.

Botany.-Lyngbye's Arrangement of the Algæ. Mr Stewart on Buxbaumia aphylla. On a New Flower. Uses of Confervæ. M. Nies on Mosses. Gallesio's Theory of the Reproduction of Vegetables. Dr John on Potash in Vegetables.

Navigation.-Captain Hall on a new Method of Laying down a Ship's Track. Mr Galbraith on a Table for correcting the Sun's Altitude. Mr Scoresby on a Method of Measuring the heights of Cliffs, &c.

Useful and Fine Arts.-Dr Gosse on the Formation of Medallions by Petrifying Springs. Mr Cadell on the Manufacture of Mosaic. Ditto, on Antique Marbles, &c. at Rome. Mr Robison on a Malleable Iron Passage Boat. Braconnot's new Method of Dyeing Yellow. Mr Clegg's new Method of producing Coal Gas.

General Science.-Mr Scoresby on the seven Icebergs of Spitzbergen. Mr Tartt on the Earthquakes in South Carolina. Mr Goodwyn's new Method of Calculating Interest. Dr Ferguson on the Marsh Poison. List of Scottish Patents.

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