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most adventageous Atmuities (78 Z. 12.) vnthe unwholefomenefs of marlhy grounds 76,2q6, Lila^ vn the Population of England,from theRevolution to thepresent time, 2 ed.(with Remarks against W. Eden's 5th. Letter80, 1232 f.) 82 Z. 58-64. es. Z. HowletVsExamination 82, 177 - 82. — Correspondencewith Jos. Priestlty., on the doctrjnes of Mate-rialism and philosophical NeceiTity 80 A.

425-28.

Uvedale Price transi, from the Greek Paufanias’sAccount of Statues, Pictures and lern ples inGrece 82, 1086 f.

Jo. H. Pries (Pf. Etb. Rostoch. 1743- 63 f) etJ. Jac. And. Taddel, de Infallibilitate Aposto-lorum 60, 1095 f.

Jof. Priestley (before Pf, of Humanities, in aDisfenter’s College at Warrington in Lanca-ihire , afterwards LL. D. at Birmingham in.Warwickshire 8 :) §. History and preisn t Stateof Ele&ricity , with original Experiments 68»379 ff* trad. en Fran<j. avec des Notes (parJ. Ant. Nollet et Matur. Jaq. Brisson 71) mit. diesen Anmerkt, u. eignen übets durch I. G. Rrü»nitz 72, 83 1 f> daß der elektrische Schuß me-tallne Canonen mit prismatischen FarbenRingeubezeichnet (70, 82i.) v. dem Drukkr des elek.Irischen Schusses nach allen Seiten 71, 683 f.on other elettrical Phaenomena (72, 915.)Üb. das Abbrennen der Kolen (72, 916.) vonfeurigen Stralen aus dem Ohre eines brennendenPferdes in starkem Sturme (76, 243.) — afree Addrefs to Protestant Disfenters, on thefubject of the Lord's Supper 69, 1203 f. aView of the principies and conduft ofthe Pro-testant Disfenters, with respect; to the Consti-

tution