MICROGRAPHICAL WRITERS.

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Hili/s John Essays in Natural History, and Philosophy: Cont. a se-ries of discoveries by the assistance of Microfcopes. London 1 6$2. 8.

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Baker’s Henry Microfcopes, and the discoveries made therebyin 2. Vol. viz: Vol. r. The Microscope made eafy: &c. Vol. u. Em-ployement for the Microscope; or an Examination of Salts, conside-rations on Gems, Poifons, Vegetation, on Metals &c. a new Micro-meter defcribed, and instructions for printing of any Medal, or Coin .With many Copper-plates. 4. Edit. London 1754. 8.

A very ufejull fflork , fee Manini Ver^, Seiner Bibi, n. 2042-43.

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(Parson’s James) Microfcopical Theater osSeeds, &c. with theEtymology, Synonyma, Defcrip. of plantes, an Account of their ver-tues &c. with Copper-plates. Vol. 1. London 174;. 4. See HallerBibi. Bot. Vol. 2.

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An Account of forne new Microfcopical discoveries . Founded onan examination of the Calamary, and its Wonderfull Milt-Vessels,

( each of which, thS they exceed not an horfe-hair in Diameter, con-tains a minute Apparatus onalogous to that of a pump , with a fineSpiral, Spring, Sucker &c.) also obfervations on the farina foecun-dans of plants &c. and an examination of the pistil, uterus , andstamina &c. likewife obfervations on the fuppofed Embryo fole-fishfixed to the Bodies of Shrimps; with a new difcovery of a remarka-ble Animaleule found single on the Tail-part of each Embryo. A def-cription of the Eels, or Worms in bligted wheat, and other cu-rious particulars relating to the Natural history’ of Animals, Plantes &c.

Dedicated to the Royal Society, London 1745. 8.