The CONTENTS

XXII. The Losg .of Nuremburg; by . . . ib.XXIII. The Longi tudc of Moscua, Lipsick,and Aleppo iby ... . 652

The Latitude of feveral Plans in Ruffia ibii.

XXIV. The Latitudes of fome RemarkablePlaces; by Mr. Francis Vernon ibii.

XXV. The Lacicudes of Conftantinople and

Rhodes ; direded to A. 13 . Ufher, byÜAr. Greaves ibü.

XXVI. The Long. ofthe C.of Good Hop: 6? 5

The Longicude of St. Helena 6-^6

XXVIT. The Longicude of Madagafcar; by OAr.

Flamsteed ibii.

XXVIII. The Longicude and Latitude of Bai-lasore in India ; by Mr. Halley ibii.

XXIX. 7 kp Longicude of CanCon ; by CM.

Caßini 657

XXX. The Longicude and Lacitude es Pekin ;

by {JA. Ja. Cassmi ibid.

XXXI. The Lacicude of Jt. Satvadore 6 58XXXII. The Latitude of Bridge-Town ibii.XXXIII. A Description of Nova Zembla ; by

dM. Nich. Wiesen ihii.

XXXIV. A Map of Franc: ; by M. Picard,and dM. de la Hire 659

XXXV. What a Compleat Treatlse of >lavi-gation jhould contain ; by Sir W. Pecty ib.XXXVI. The Collection of Secants, and thetrue Division of the Meridian, in ehe Sea-Chart’, by Dr. WaUis 660

XXXVii. Tm Problems /»Navigation pro-pos’d ; by Mr. Nich. Mercator 664

XXXVIII. The Analogy of LogarithtnickTangents to the Meridian Line, Demon-ftrttei by Mr. Halley 65 <;

XXXIX. To find the Variation cf the Compass4/S:a-, by ... . 672

XL. A Caution for obferving the Variation atSca; byCMr. F.dm. Hatley 67z

XLI. A Caution to Seamen, bound up tbe En-gliibChannel ; ly . . . . ibid.

XLII. Papers oflefs General Vse, Omitted 6 74XL 1 II. Account1 of ßooks and Emendations,Omitted ■ ibid.

C H A P. VIII.

Architeflure.

1. ryTonesfit for Building *, by . . - 9-676O II. The Choice and Cliarges of Slate,for Covering Houses; by iMr.Sara. Cole-press *bid.

111 - The Best Time of Felling Timber; byDr. Rob. Plot 677

jV. The Differente of Timber, in DifferentCountries, and Fell’d at Different Seasons;by M- Ant. Van Leuwenhoeck 680

V. 1. The Bridge at St. Esprit in Prance;

by Dr. Tankred Robinson < 58 1

2. By Dr. Lifter ibid.

3. Comparei nith sonn other Bridges; by

Dr. Tankred Robinson ibid.

VI. A Bridge rntbout xny Pillar under it ; front

Ship- Building .

the Journal of tht Philosophica! Society ofOxford £82

VI!. An Aqueduct near Versailles ibid.Vili. A very Large Stone Chimney, v>itb&Pecüliar Sort of Arch-work ; by Dr. Wallis

68 ;

IX. A Ticto lind of Stairs; by $1. Weighe-

lius £84

X. Preferving qf Ships from being Worm-

eaten ^ by ... . ibid.

XI. An Account of Lead-Sheathing; by Dir. T.

Bulteel ibid.

XII. A Paper of lefs General Vfe, Omitted 685

XIII. Account of Böoks, Omkted ibid.

CHAP. IX.

TerfpeEHve. Seulpturt. Pänting.

A Perspective Instrument; by Sir Chri-ftopherWren P- «86

APicvVTiyof Delineating By ParallelVisual Rsys, txafily Obferving tbc Symme-

try I by dMr. St. Cläre ibii’

III. A Method of Casting Statues of j*' extra-'ordinary Thinness ; byün. John WeichardValvasor ity

IV. A-