of Upfal, 14. His converfation WINE, &c. its effects on digeftion
with Queen Chriftiana, 16. An- confidered, 68. Hurtful in the
other converfation with her Ma-dining-room, 69. Salutary af-
jefty, 18. Account of his re-
turn to England, and dangerous
voyage, 20.

WHYTT, late Dr. Robert, his obf.
on the use of bark in dyfenteries,
&c. 183.

INDEX to the Remarkable Paffages in the FOREIGN
ARTICLES Contained in the APPENDIX.

A.

PES, nation of, 505.

Α' ARTS published in the

French Hiftory of the Arts, 1768,
500.

BARK

B.
ARK, decoction of, preferred
to the fimple powder, and the
extract, in the cure of fevers,
545.
BEN-AL-BETIE, his curious ora-

F.

tion on the abfurdity of mortals FABLE, obf, relating to the na-

in afcribing glory to God, 534.
BORDA, Chevalier de, his obf, on

ture and antiquity of, 530.
FANATICISM, famous epigram on,

hydraulic machines, 500.
BOUHOURS, Father, his ridiculous
. ftories about St. Francis Xavier,

ter fupper, ib,
WINTHROP, Mr. his obf. on the
tranfit of Mercury in 1769, over
the Sun, 413.

WOOD, Thomas, account of his
aftonishing regimen, 262.
WRIGHTSON, Mr. his account of
a cafe of canine madneís, 256.

ALEMBERT, M. his inqui-
ries concerning the motions

of a planet, on the hypothefis of
diffimilar meridians, 498.
DANIEL, the historian, animad-
verted on, 54...

DAUBENTON. M. his obf. on the
practice of housing sheep in win-
ter, 496.
DEITY. See GLORY,

See Ju-

DEA.

ib.

FEVER. See BARK.
FOLLY, difquifition concerning,
532.

FRANKLIN, Dr. elegant compli-
ment paid to that gentleman, as
the Father of Electricity, 552.

ERRATA, in this VOLUME.

P. 306. 1. 9 from the bottom, for Aphrodifcenfis, r. Aphrodifcienfis.
P. 313. 1. 14 from the bottom, for M. du Foy, r. M. du Fay.

P. 345. par. 4. I. 4. for Philadelphia, r. Penfylvania.

P. 379. I. 17. after oppofite, put a full point.

1.

P. 380. par. 2. I. 3 for order, r. orders.

P. 412. art. 33. add the price of the Grammar, viz. I s.
Ibid. par. 2. of the fame article, after adjective, place a fimicolon.

ERRATA in the APPENDIX.

P. 499. 1. 6. for distance, r. diftant.

P. 500. par. 2. l. 10-11. for, and at the fame time, r. but at the fame time.

Ibid. 1. the laft, after mechanician, put a femicolon.

P. 501. 1. 1-2. for, fome particular and rare individual, r. fome particular, rare, and mortal individual.

The following flips are in the account of the Ventriloque, P. 513.1. 5. for when, r. where.

P.

P. 518. 1. 15. from the bottom, for genii, r. genie. 522. 1. 9.

for Artuo, r. Artus.