iv PREFAC E. tained in the faid Natural History; which has the peculiar advantage over all other works of that nature, to be original in its figures, as well as descriptions. The numbers added to the articles in the Generical Catalogue refer to the plates in the History where the fubjects are defcribed and figured. CON ESSAY IV. Characters of eminent Men, viz. of the Duke of Richmond -of Sir Hans Sloane -of Dr. Mead of Martin Folkes, Efq; Catalogue of Sir Hans Sloane's museum -121 122 124 126 128 Account of Hudson's Bay, and effects of cold there 34 137 An idea of drawing and painting in water-colours 141 Brief inftructions for etching, or engraving on copper-plates with Aqua Fortis 158 ANECDOTES and ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS of fome Subjects in Natural History, viz. The bearded vulture 172 Of the porcupine The peteril The eider-cock The fummer-duck Maccaws 176 The whip-poor-will, or leffer goat-fucker 177 178 180 ib. 181 Monkies |