. To the Right Honourable

My Lord Viscount BROUNCKER, & c -

President of the ROYAL SOCIETY, &c.

My Lord,

Have in Obedience to your Lotd*lliip, and the irresistible Suffra-ges of that Society over whichyou preside, resign d these Papersto be dispos d of, as you think fit -

I hear your Lordship’s Sentence is, they shouldbe made Publick. IVby should not a thousand

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the laudable Progress of that Assembly) ^oftner produed, as some of late have be^yThis, my Lord, would obviate all unkind 0^jections, and cover the Infirmities of the prefersDiscourse, with things indeed worthy our InÆj'tution. But , as 1 am to obey your Lordihip xCommands , so both your Lordship and theciet y are accountable for publishing thesections of

My Lord,

Tour Lordship /, and Theirmost obedient Servant,

J. EVELYN-