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VII. Memoir by Lord N apier , of Merchiston, the celebrated inventor of the logarithms, on his different contrivances “for the defence of this island;” with remarks.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Feb1804, Vol. 18 Issue 69, p53-65, 13p

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LI. Intelligence and miscellaneous articles.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Aug1804, Vol. 19 Issue 75, p296-308, 13p

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XXXIII. Intelligence and miscellaneous articles.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Nov1804, Vol. 20 Issue 78, p179-192, 14p

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II. Some account of a terrible hurricane which began to the windward of the Caribbee Islands on the 3d of September 1804, and proceeded north-westwardly over the Virgin Islands and Bahamas on the 4 th , 5 th, and 6 th, until it reached Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, on the 7 th , 8 th, and 9 th; and of a furious gale from the north-east which prevailed at the same time, and proceeded south-westwardly until it met the former: showing that storms of the most destructive violence sometimes arise to windward, and bear down every thing before them in their passage to leeward

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jun1805, Vol. 22 Issue 85, p14-24, 11p

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XXXVIII. Intelligence and miscellaneous articles.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Nov1805, Vol. 23 Issue 90, p187-192, 6p

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LII. Proceedings of Learned Societies.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Apr1806, Vol. 24 Issue 95, p271-282, 12p

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LXIV. Intelligence and miscellaneous articles.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; May1806, Vol. 24 Issue 96, p368-372, 5p

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XVIII. Letter from Dr. D e C arro to the editors of the Bibliothèque Britannique, on the Guinea worm, and the sting of the scorpions of India.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jul1806, Vol. 25 Issue 98, p97-104, 8p

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L. On the utility of making family wines from several of our garden fruils, especially for benevolent uses. extracted from an address, on different topics, to the board of superintendence of the bath and west of England society.

• Authors : Matthews, W.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; May1807, Vol. 27 Issue 108, p290-298, 9p

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XXIV. Method of painting linen cloth in oil colours, to be more pliant, durable, and longer impervious to water, than in the usual mode.

• Authors : Anderson, William

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Feb1809, Vol. 33 Issue 130, p151-157, 7p

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