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On the First of July was Published, with Plates, Wood-Cuts, e.,, in Octavo, 7s. fid.,T'HE QUARTERLY JOURNAL of LITERA-TURE, SCIENCE, AND THE ARTS. No. XXV t.CONTENTS.I. On. the Desquamation of certain Hocks, and on its Connexion with the concretionary-Structure. By J. Mac Culloch, M. O., F. R. S.II. Account of a Instrument for determining the Specific Gravities of Solid Bodies. By H. Creighton, Esq.III. A Review of some lt;jt the General Irinciplcs of Phvsiolopry, with the Practical Results to which they have led. By 'A. P. W. Philip, M*Di, F.IL.S. Ed in.IV. On Soda Alum, in a Letter from Dr. Ure to Dr. Wallas ton, \.P.R.S.V. A Translation of Key’s Essays on the Calcination of Metals, c. Translated by John George Children, Esq., F.R.S., dee.—(concluded)VI. On the Separation of the Proximate Principles of Animal Substances. By W. T. Braude, Sec. R.S. and Prof. Chem. R.I.VII. An Account of the Periodical Literarv Journals which were published in Great Britain and Ireland, from the vear 3681, to the middle of the Eighteenth Century. By Samuel Paikes, F.L.S., M.R.I.. §oe Amor, Socius, Ac. Ac.—(concluded.)VIII. On Prussic Acid. By Andrew Ure, M.D., F.R.S. Edin.IX. On the Change of Vegetable Colours as an Alkaline. By Mr. Faraday. ^X. Proceedings of the Royal Society.XI. Analysis of Scientific Books.i* Dr. Thomson and his Answer.—ii. The Use of the Blow*-pipe in Chemical Analysis, and in the examination of Minerals. By J. J. Berzelius. Translated from the-French of M. Fresnel, by J. G. Children, F.R.S., Ac. London, 1822.XII. Astronomical and Nautical Collections. No. X.n A Table to facilitate the calculation of the Equation to equal u ky p. Josef. Sanches Cerquero, Lieutenant of a Frigate ofthe National Navy, in the observatory of the City of Saint Ferdinand.Translated and communicated by Mr. Andrew Livingstone ii. AnEssay on the easiest and most convenient method of calculating the Orbit of a Comet from Observation. By William Oibers, M.O. 8vo. nehnar.XIII. Results of some Astronomical Observations made in Black-xnaiv-etreet. By James South, F.R.S., in lat. Al* 31 3 sec. N., long. 21* 76 stjsc. W.XIV. The Mean Places of Foi y-six Greenwich Stars, reduced to January, lb22.XV. Corrections in the Right Ascension of Thirty-six principal fixed Stars. By James South, F.R.S.. XVI. Tables of Equivalents for eoverting Hours, Minutes, and Seconds into Space, and for converting Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds into Time.XVII. Progress of Foreien Science.XVIII. Miscellaneous Intelligence in Mechanical Science,—Chemical Science;—Natural History, and General Literature.XIX. Meteorological Journal.—Index.
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