The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts, Volumen5

John Murray, 1818

On the Origin and Vicissitudes of Literature Science	1

Medicine	15

A Description of Adams Peak By John Davy M D	25

Remarks on the natural Family of the Grasses From	44

Description of an Aërometer for making the necessary Cor	52

Account of the Mineral Springs of Caldas de Rainha	60

On some Combinations of Ammonia with Chlorides By M	74

Observations on the Rays which compose the Solar Spec	77

Signor Monticellis Report to the Royal Academy of Sciences	199

Page 28 lines 25 and 35 for 6343 feet read 6500	226

Description of the Apparatus alluded to in the foregoing	231

Experiments and Observations relative to Vision	249

On Cryptogamous and Agamous Vegetation From	257

Case of a Child aged six months who swallowed a double	265

On the Sounds produced by Flame in Tubes c by M	274

On the Aqueduct of Alcantara By George Rennie	281

of Tar in Pulmonary Consumption 5 On the Use of dis	81

Select ORCHIDEE from the Cape of Good Hope	104

Biographical Notice of the late Mr Cranch	111

Miscellanea	117

Alkali from Potatoe Stalks 2 Tungstic Acid 3 Copper	123

Bite of the Adder 2 Cure for the Hydrophobia 3 Rus	142

Narrative of an Expedition to explore the River Zaire	154

Remarks on Dr Ures Experiments to determine	162

On Street Illumination By John Millington Esq	177

On the new British Method of preparing Flax and Hemp	186

Meteorological Diary for the Months of December	193

Report of Mr Brandes Lectures on Mineralogical Che	291

On the Ventilation of Covent Garden Theatre	300

Observations on the Geology of the West India Islands	311

On the original Formation of the Arabic Digits	323

An Account of the New Alkali lately discovered	337

Proceedings of the Royal Society of London	351

CHEMICAL SCIENCE	358

GENERAL LITERATURE AND MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICATIONS	381

Meteorological Diary for the Months of March April	389

Index	396

Título	The Quarterly Journal of Science and the Arts, Volumen5
Colaborador	Royal Institution of Great Britain
Editor	John Murray, 1818
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Harvard
Digitalizado	13 Mar 2008

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