he placed the Phial in a Receiver, and so exhausted the Air from it; he then expofed the empty Receiver and Phial to the Sun, and by Means of a Convex-glafs melted the Edges of the Wax about the Hole, till it was thereby clofed up. M. Ber noully advises, after this is done, to apply the Receiver again to the Pump, to fee if, during the Operation, there has not a little Air flipped into the Receiver by fome unperceived Aperture: The fureft Way, he adds, is to hold all the Parts of the Receiver, by which the Air can infinuate itself, under Water, during the Operation. Being thus affured that all is tight, admit the Air into the Receiver, in order to take out the Phial, which being thus prepared, ferves for a Phosphorus, whenever it is agitated in the Dark. In the making of these Inftruments, three Circumstances are to be most carefully minded: 1. That the Phial be exceeding clean and dry within. 2. That the Quickfilver be not much stirred before the Air is exhaufted from it. 3. That the Air be drawn out of the Phial as much as poffible: If this is not performed to the utmoft Nicety, there will be no Phosphorus, or it will be very faint, and not durable. New BOOKS lately imported by JOHN NOURSE, at the Lamb without Temple I. Bar. H' Iftoire de Guillaume le Conquerant, Duc de Normandie, & Roi d'Angleterre, 2 Par. 1742 Vol. 12mo. 2. Reflections fur la Poefie Françoife, par le R. P du Cerceau, 12mo. Id. 1742 3. Hiftoire de la Philofophie Hermetique Accompagné du Catalogue Raiionné des Ecrivains de cette Sience, avec le Veritable Philelethe, revue fur les Originaux, 3 Vol. 12mo. Id. 1742 4. Obfervationes fur les Plantes & leur Analogie, avec les Infectes. 8vo. Strafp. 1742 5. Le Perroquet, ou Melange de diverfes Pieces intereffant pour le Coeur & l'Esprit. 2 Vol. 12mo. 6. Rollin's Hiftoire Romaine, Tom. VII. Par. 1742 7. Recueil d'Actes, Negotiations, & Memoires depuis le Paix d'Utretcht, jufqu' a prefent, par M. Rouffet, Tom. XVI. 12mo. Haye 1742 8. Defenfe de la Nouvelle Traduction de l'Hiftoire du Concile de Trente, contre les Cenfures de quelques Theologiens, par P. F. le Courayer, 12mo. Amft. 1742 9. Lettres Egyptiennes & Angloifes, ou Corpondance, Hiftorique, Critique, Philofophique, Amft. 1742 &c. 12mo. 10. Table Generale des Matieres contenu dans les 25 premiers Tomes de la Bibliotheque Raifonnée, avec Table des Titres des tous les Ouvrages dont' ou a fait Extraits. 12mo. Id. 1742 11. Bib 11. Bibliotheque Raifonnée pour Janvier, Fevrier, & Mars, Tom. XXVIII. Part. I. Amft. 1742 I2. Sopha, conte Morale, 2 Vol. Izmo. Par. 1742 Id. 1742 13. Canapé, Couleur de Feu. 12mo. 14. Defcription d'une Maifon de Glace, conftruite a St. Petersbourg, au Mois de Janvier. Pet. 1741 15. Memoires de M. Montcal, l'Auteur des Memoires d'un Homme de Qualité. 12mo. Amft. 1742 Lately Publish'd, (The SECOND EDITION) Printed for JACOB ROBINSON, at the Golden Lion in Ludgate-Street ; A Vindication of Mr. POPE'S ESSAY ON MAN, from the Mifreprefentations of M. de Croufiz, Profeffor of Philofophy and Mathematicks in the University of Laufanne. By the Rev. WILLIAM WARBURTON, M. A. In Seven Letters. Vidé quam iniqui funt divinorum Munerum Eftimatores,etiam quidem PROFESSI SAPIENTIAM. THE INDE X. A A Braham, God's commanding him to offer his Son Ifaac confidered 404-411 Academy (of Sciences at Paris) an Account of the 235, 377, 452 B Arometer, a Method of rendering that Inftrument luminous 381,-390 Burning-Glafs (M. Tfchirnhaus's) feveral extraor- C 239-241 ALVIN, a remarkable Story concerning him 255 Charles I (King) most villanously abused by the Irifh Cronology (Greek) defended, 22-53. Objections 266 29-32 Cromwell Cromwell (Oliver) several remarkable Particulars relating to bim 263-266, 268, 272, 275-281 D Eodati (Dr.) a Story concerning him D EARTH ARTH (burning) E 254 238 96-109 Æfop, praifed, and vindicated from the Mifreprefentations of feveral Writers F F ABLES, Remarks on the Pleasure and 94 Future State of Retribution, the Doctrine of it not known to the Jewish People from the Time of Mofes to that of their Captivity, 166–169. Objections to this Affertion from Sripture alledged and answered, 169, 391-404 G Overnment (Civil of the Hebrews) an Account of Mr. Lowman's Differtation thereupon, 301. An Epitome of the first fix Chapters, 314-342. An Abstract of the Remainder, 437, &c. Greek Language, an Inquiry into its Origin, 109130. The Source of its different. Dialects affigned, 132. |