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AN INDEX TO THE Sixtieth VOLUME OF THE Philosophical Transactions: For the Year 1770. A. ABERRATION of light retards the time of the transits of Venus p. 358. 536. Adrian ascended mount Etna, to enjoy the beautiful prospect from the top, p. 14. Air at Hudson's bay very seldom clear for 24 hours, p. 129. Singular effects of this haze, p. 130. Its great refractive power, p. 131. Air changes the color of the blood, p. 372. Air inflammable set loose and caught in making charcoal, p. 222. Air separated from salts, by solution, different from what is called fixed air, p. 335. Whether it be the cause of the sinking of the water in solutions of salts, p. 352, 353. Aiton, Mr. his great skill in the cultivation of exotic plants at Kew, p. 524. Raised oaklings from acorns preserved in wax, ibid. p. 525. As also one of the first tea plants in England, p. 525. Alabaster. See Marble. Alungu, a species of the manis or scaly lizard, p. 36. Described by Mr. Dame and Dr. Hampe, p. 37, 38. Amber found on the sea shore at the foot of mount Etna, p. 17. Aneurysms, to which cause the coagulation of the blood in their pouch is owing? p. 382. Animal substances reducible to a coal that will conduct electricity, p. 221. Animalcula found in sea water exposed to air, p. 446. Ant-eaters, two families of these animals, p. 37. Areas of certain curve lines, how computed, p. 441, 442. Artery of the arm wounded without an haemorrhage, p. 98. Assurances on survivorships, how to be ascertained, p. 274. Astronomical observations at Cavan in Ireland, p. 454. Atmosphere of electricity, its effects, p. 277, 278, &c. Attitudes and actions of birds chiefly to be preserved, p. 308. Aurora borealis, inferior in Hudson's bay to that of Europe, p. 130. B. Baking, its great use in the preservation of birds, p. 319. Barometer observed at the top of mount Etna, p. 15. Barrington, Hon. Daines, his account of the young musician Mozart, p. 54. Bartram. Bartram, Mr. John, discovered the starry aniseed tree in East-Florida, p. 527. Beccaria, Father John Baptist, his paper on the electrical atmosphere, p. 277. Birds, how they are to be prepared for preservation, p. 184. Defective methods, p. 303, 304, &c. How to be killed, p. 307. How to be dissected, p. 314. Stuffed and embalmed, p. 315. Wired, p. 316. Caled, p. 319. Bleeding changes the properties of the blood, p. 400. Increases its disposition to coagulate, p. 406. Blood human, investigated by Mr. Hewson, p. 368. Its coagulation retarded by cold, p. 369. Promoted by heat, 370, 371. Acquires its red colour in the lungs, p. 373. Changed in its properties during bleeding, p. 398. Bones found in the rock of Gibraltar, p. 415. Not human, p. 416. Borlase, Dr. William, his meteorological observations, p. 230. Bougainville, Mr. his method of finding impossible roots of equations, p. 248, 249. Brandy froze by the great cold in Hudson's bay, p. 124. Bravoes, the people called by that name by the Spaniards are the same with the Patagonians, p. 25. C. Cachalot, the spermaceti whale, described; p. 321, 322. Camelopardalis, found in the country of the Hottentots, and described by Capt. Carteret, p. 27. Cape of Good Hope, variation of the needle observed there, p. 445. Carteret, Captain, his letter on the inhabitants of the coast of Patagonia, p. 20. His account of a Camelopardalis, p. 27. Catania, destroyed by an eruption of mount Etna, now rebuilt, p. 3. Its harbour formed by, but afterwards filled up with, lava, p. 7. Chappe, abbé, his observation of the transit of Venus in California, p. 551. His death, p. 552. Charcoal of wood thought no conductor of electricity, p. 211. Much contracted in its dimensions by the process of coaling, p. 212, 213. Different in this from animal or mineral substances, p. 214. Conducts electricity in proportion to the degree of heat used in the making of it, p. 215. But not in proportion to the solidity of its substance, or its blackness, p. 216. Its cause the oil of the plant or phlogiston, p. 218, 219. Not to be distinguished in its conducting power from perfect metals, p. 220. Chelsea, fifty new plants of the garden described, p. 541, &c. Chefsnut tree, one of them on mount Etna is upwards of 28 canes or 60 yards in circumference, p. 9. Cirillo, Dr. Dominico, his letter on the Manna tree, and the tarantula, p. 233. Coagulable lymph forms the buff or inflammatory crust, p. 376. Not coagulated by rest alone, p. 377, 380. Nor by cold, p. 378, 383. But chiefly by the action of the air, p. 379. And by a less degree of heat than the serum, p. 385. May change in two or three minutes, p. 400. Its disposition to coagulate increased by bleeding, p. 402. Cold of Hudson's bay, p. 124. Its effects, p. 124, 125, &c. Cold obstructs the separation of the blood, p. 369. And lessens its disposition to coagulate, p. 409, 410, &c. Comet seen in Hudson's bay, p. 130, 131. At Cavan in Ireland, p. 469. Cordials pernicious in haemorrhages, p. 404. Crassamentum of blood described, p. 368. Crater of mount Etna incrustated with salts and sulphurs like that of Vesuvius, p. 14. D. Davis, Captain, his method of preparing birds for preservation, p. 184. Diadems whether worn by Syracusian Monarchs? p. 84. Dinapoor, observation of the late transit of Venus at that place, p. 239. Dipping needles constructed by Mr. Bernoulli and Mr. Euler, p. 366. Douglas, Captain Charles, his experiments to ascertain the temperature of the sea in great depths, p. 39. Doz, Don Vincent, his observation of the transit of Venus in California, p. 549. Dunn, Mr. Samuel, his determination of the external and internal contact of Venus with the Sun’s limbs, p. 65. Dymond, Mr. Joseph, his observations in the course of a voyage to Hudson’s bay, p. 100, 102, 137, &c. E. Electrical lateral explosion investigated, p. 192, 193. Enters and leaves an insulated body without altering its electricity, p. 207. Electricity, answering to the surfaces and not to the bulks of bodies, p. 295. Ellis, John Esq; his letter on the Loblolly bay, p. 518. On the Starry aniseed tree, p. 524. Eller, Mr. his table of salts absorbed in water without increasing its bulk, p. 327. Eskimaux seen and described, p. 106, 108, &c. Etna, Account of it by the Hon. William Hamilton, p. 1. The most ancient and most considerable of the volcanoes, p. 2. Now called Mon Gibello, p. 3. Its caverns filled with snow, p. 8. Its ascent gradual till near the top, p. 11. Glorious views from the highest point, p. 12. A circle of 900 miles seen from it, ibid. INDEX. ibid. Its smoke not so foetid as that of Vesuvius, p. 14. Its perpendicular height, p. 15. Its operations the same as those of Vesuvius, but upon a large scale, p. 17. Its eruptions uncertain, p. 18. F. Faintness salutary in haemorrhages, p. 402. Fitz-Gerald, Keane Esq; improvements of a new wheel barometer, p. 74. Francis Cape, in the island of S. Domingo, the transit of Venus observed there, p. 498. its latitude and longitude determined, p. 499, 500. Funchal in Madeira, its latitude determined, p. 502. Difference of its meridian from that of London, p. 503. G. Ganglions of the nerves; their use ascertained, p. 30. Gassendi his opinion about the solubility of different salts in water generally embraced, p. 326. Gibraltar, bones found in its rock, p. 415. Goose season in Hudson’s bay, p. 121, 126. Gordonia, see Loblolly-bay. Gravity, its force determined at Ponoy in Lapland, p. 395. Gun-shot wound, case of a fatal one, p. 94, &c. H. Hamilton, Honourable William, his account of a journey to mount Etna, p. 1. Hampe, Dr. his account of a species of the manis or scaly lizard, p. 36. Heat does not prevent the separation or coagulation of blood, p. 369, &c. INDEX Heat expands or contracts wood, p. 223. Heberden, Dr. Thomas, his observations of Jupiter's first satellite, in Madeira, p. 502. Haemorrhages stopped by faintness, p. 402. Increased by cordials, p. 404. Often require blood-letting, p. 405. Hewson, Mr. William, his experiments on blood, p. 368. Horsley, Rev. Mr. Samuel, his considerations on some difficulties raised against the Newtonian theory of light, p. 417. Hot water which issues from the craters of volcanoes, whether supplied by sea or rain-water? p. 16. Hudson, Mr. William, his account of the fifty Chelsea plants for 1769, p. 541, &c. Hudson's bay, soil of the country, p. 117. Birds and insects, p. 117, 118. Productions, p. 118, 119, 120, &c. Winter dreys of inhabitants, p. 122, 123. Its fish, p. 126, 127. The natives described, p. 127, 128. Human glove, separated in a fever. p. 452. Hunter, Dr. William, his letter on some bones found in the rock of Gibraltar, p. 414. I. Ice, island of, seen and described, p. 104, 106. By what principles accounted for? p. 107. Their motion and dissolution very quick, p. 112, 132. How ships work through them? p. 112. Illicium, see Starry aniseed tree, Inclination of the needle observed at Ponoy in Lapland, p. 357. Inflammation does not cause coagulation, p. 390, 391, &c. attenuates the blood, p. 393. Inflammatory crust of the blood formed from its coagulable lymph, p. 376, 388, &c. And owing to the attenuation of it, p. 396. Interest compound, several cases relating to it investigated, p. 508. INDEX. Johnston, Dr. James, his experiments on the ganglions, p. 30. Jones, William, Esq; his theorems on cases of compound interest, p. 508. Ivory not contracted in its dimensions by fire, p. 213. K. Kiacks, canoes of the Esquimaux, p. 108. Kraakens, imaginary sea monsters, p. 41. Kuckhan, Mr. T. S. his letters on the methods of preserving dead birds, p. 302, &c. L. Lambert, Mr. his experiments on the specific gravities of solutions of salts, p. 350, 351. Landen, Mr. John, new theorems for computing the areas of certain curve lines, p. 491. Latham, Mr. John, his letter on a singular separation of the cuticle in a fever, p. 453. Latitudes and longitudes of several places in Hudson's-bay, p. 136. Lavas, require a thousand years to be fit for vegetation, p. 5. Common dimensions of those of mount Etna, p. 16. Lead, kept from vitrifying in a strong fire, becomes a better conductor of electricity, p. 226. But does not change its specific gravity, p. 227. Light, whether its particles would acquire a very great degree of force in coming to us from the Sun? p. 418, 419. Whether they would considerably waste its substance in a long period of years? p. 420, 421. Whether spherical? p. 430. Must be exceedingly small, p. 431. Lipari islands formed by explosion, p. 18. Lobolly-bay, an American ever-green tree described by Mr. Ellis, p. 519. Called the Gordonia, p. 520. Luminous circle around Venus observed at its entry on the Sun's disk at S. Domingo, p. 498. Ludlam, Rev. Mr. William, his account of an occultation, p. 355. His precautions to settle the going of his clock, p. 357. M. Maal-stroom, a whirl-pool in the seas of Norway, p. 42, 43. Machine to discover the roots of equations, p. 251, 252, &c. Called an universal constructor of equations, p. 256. Mallet, Mr. account of his astronomical observations, p. 363. Manna how procured, p. 234. Its different species, p. 235. Use, p. 236. Manna-tree, a kind of ash common in Calabria and Sicily, p. 234. Marble white, formed in some waters of Italy, p. 47. And probably in the same manner in other places, p. 49, 50, &c. Mason, Mr. Charles, his astronomical observations at Cavan in Ireland, p. 454. Observes the transit of Venus, p. 462, 463. Masserano, Prince, communicates the observation of the transit of Venus made in California, by the Spanish astronomers, p. 549. Mercury, its transit over the Sun observed at Norriton in Pennsylvania, p. 504. Meteor, a remarkable one seen at Oxford, p. 532. As likewise at London, Windsor, and other places, p. 534. Meteorological observations made at Prince of Wales's fort, on the north-west coast of Hudson's bay, p. 137. At Bridgwater in Somersetshire, p. 228. At Ludgvan in Cornwall, p. 230. Middleton, Captain, mistaken in his opinion about the slow progressive motion of ice islands, p. 111, 125, 133. Mineral substances enlarged in their dimensions by charring, p. 214. Mitra papale, a species of sponge, p. 181. Moivre, late Mr. De, his method of calculating reverions of survivorships, p. 269. Proved defective, p. 270, 271. Monte Nuovo thrown up from the bottom of the Lucrine lake, p. 2. Mozart, J. C. a very surprizing child, famous by his musical performances, p. 55. Short account of his life, ibid. Compared with the famous Baratier, p. 63. N. Nagri, the original language of India, p. 448. Napal, country of, in the East Indies, described, p. 447, 448. Its communication with China, p. 449. Netta or Scoperta, the third, and highest region of mount Etna, p. 10. Neutral salts give floridness to the blood, p. 373. Prevent its coagulation, p. 374. P. Parallax of the Sun, computed by Mr. Mallet, p. 364. Deduced from the observations of the transit of Venus, at S. Domingo and at Wardhus, p. 501. And from the observations in California, p. 549. Patagonians, seen by Captains Wallis and Carteret, p. 21. Their measure, p. 22. A very fine set of men, p. 23. Very inoffensive and intelligent, p. 24. Have a trade and communication with the Spaniards, p. 25. Philistis, INDEX Philistis, Queen of Syracuse, Malta, and Gozo, her age ascertained by means of a Greek medal, p. 81, 82, 85, &c. Philosopher's tower, said to have been inhabited by Empedocles, p. 16. Phlogiston the cause of vegetable charcoal becoming a conductor of electricity, p. 214. As it is likewise in metals, p. 221. Pigot, Nathan, Esq; on the late transit of Venus, p. 257. Pingré, Mr. his account of the observations of the late transit of Venus made at S. Domingo, p. 497. Polypi of the heart owe their origin to the coagulable lymph, p. 376. Povesh in Lapland, observations made there, p. 363, 364, &c. Price, Dr. Richard, observations on the reversions depending on survivorships, p. 268. On the effects of the aberration of light in retarding the times of the transit of Venus, p. 536. Priestley, Joseph, LL. D. his investigation of the lateral electrical explosion, p. 192. And his experiments and observation on charcoal, p. 211, &c. Prince of Wales's fort in Churchill river, observatory built in it, p. 119. R. Raspe, Mr. R. E. his letter on the formation of white marble, p. 47. Recupero, Canon, has published a dissertation on the hot water which issued out of the great crater of mount Etna, p. 16. Region, inferior of mount Etna, called Piedmontese, p. 7. The middle one called La Selvosa, p. 8. Regione Piedmontese, the lower district of mount Etna, very fertile and well cultivated, p. 4. Respiration difficult at top of mount Etna, p. 15. Retina, of the eye what stroke it may sustain, p. 439, 440. Robertson, James Esq; his description of the blunt-headed cachalot, p. 321. Robertson, Mr. John, his letter on cases of compound interest, p. 508. Roots of equations, how discovered universally, p. 241, 242. Rose, Capt. Alexander, his observations made in the East Indies, p. 444, 445. Observes the transit of Venus at Phefabad, p. 450. Rowning, Rev. Mr. his machine for finding the roots of equations, p. 240. S. Salt spring, how to estimate the weight of salt which it contains, p. 350. Salts, whether they fill the pores of water, without increasing its volume, p. 327. Experiments proving the contrary, p. 328, &c. Table of the elevation of water by the absorption of different salts, p. 330, 331. Specific gravities of several, p. 336, 337. Gravities of saturated solutions of various salts, p. 545, 346. Of solutions with a given quantity of these, p. 347. And of different quantities of the same salt, p. 348, 149. Sea water, measure of its strength, p. 350. Segner, Mr. John Andrew, his method of discovering the roots of equations, p. 240. Its defect, p. 241. Selvosa or woody region of mount Etna, covered with large trees, p. 8. Furnishes timber to Naples, as it did to ancient Syracuse, p. 9. Semen badian, the seed of the Illicium, used in medicine, p. 525, 531. Serum of the blood described, p. 368. Different from the coagulable lymph, p. 371. Requires a greater heat to coagulate, p. 385. Smith, Dr. William, observations of a transit of Mercury at Norriton in Pennsylvania, p. 504. INDEX Snow gathered in the caverns of mount Etna, p. 8. Covered with ashes in several places, p. 11. Soil of the country about Churchill river, p. 117. Sperma-ceti, what substance it is, p. 323. Spirit of wine unfroze by the great cold of Hudson's bay, in a sealed bottle, p. 125. Congealed to a jelly in an open glass, p. 151. Stones uncommon Italian described by Mr. Strange, p. 179, 180. Starry Aniseed Tree described by Mr. Ellis, p. 524, &c. A native of the East-Indies, as likewise of America, p. 525. Its singular properties, p. 526. Bears severe frost, p. 527. Stoor Worms, probably exist, and may be 25 fathoms long, p. 42. Strange, John Esq; account of some uncommon sponges from the coast of Italy, p. 179. Stromboli, a volcano in one of the Lepari islands, p. 19. Sun's distance from the earth increased by last observa- tions in California, p. 550. Survivorships, how their reversions are to be computed, p. 268, &c. Swinton, Rev. Mr. John, his observations on a Greek coin of Philistis, p. 80. Swinton, Rev. Mr. John, his account of a remarkable meteor seen at Oxford, p. 532. T. Tail by which Venus seemed to adhere to the Sun in its internal contact observed at Caen, p. 265. But not at Paris, p. 267. Tarantula, account of its bite fabulous, p. 237. Thermometrical observations on mount Etna, p. 15. Made near the coasts of Lapland; to ascertain the degrees of heat at the surface and bottom of the sea, p. 39. Transit INDEX. Transit of Venus retarded by the aberration of light, p. 358, 536. Quantity of this retardation, p. 539. Turpentine burnt in a glass tube becomes a whitish glossy matter, p. 223. And strongly conducts electricity, p. 224. Its explosion luminous and like that passing through a thin surface of gilding, ibid. Twilight very bright in high latitudes, p. 113. V. Varnish recommended for preserving birds, p. 512. Vegetation decreases, the higher one ascends towards the top of mount Etna, p. 10. Vegni, Signor, his account of white marble formed by some waters in Italy, p. 47. Use he made of it, p. 52. Venus, moments and phenomena of its contacts with the Sun in 1761 and 1769 described by Mr. Dunn, p. 6. Venus, its last transit over the Sun observed at Greenwich by Mr. Dunn, p. 65. At Dinapoor in the East Indies, p. 239. And at Peshabad, p. 450. At and near Caen in Normandy, p. 259, 260. In the island of S. Domingo, p. 498, 499. At Ponoi in Lapland, p. 364. At Cavan in Ireland, p. 462, 463. In California, p. 549, 551. Vesuvius and other mountains formed by explosion, p. 2, 13. How distinguished, ibid. W. Wales, Mr. William, Journal of his voyage to Churchill-river in Hudson's bay, p. 100. His observations on the state of the air, winds and weather, &c. p. 137. Water, diversity of its pores assumed, p. 326. Sinks immediately upon the solution of salts, p. 330, 331. Its specific gravity increased by these solutions in a decreasing proportion, p. 343. Watson, INDEX Watson, Rev. Mr. Robert, his experiments on the solution of salts, p. 325. Wheel barometer, invented and improved by Mr. Fitz Gerald, p. 74, 75. Its exactness and uses, p. 77, 78. 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