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VIII. On the method of preparing inks that will withstand the action of the oxygenated muriatic acid.

• Authors : Bosse, A.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jan1800, Vol. 5 Issue 20, p353-357, 5p

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IX. Sketch of the history of mining in Devon and Cornwall.

• Authors : Taylor, John

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jan1800, Vol. 5 Issue 20, p357-365, 9p

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IV. Experiments in galvanic electricity.

• Authors : Nicholson; Carlisle; Cruickshank

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Sep1800, Vol. 7 Issue 28, p337-347, 11p

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VIII. An examination of S t . P ierre 's hypothesis respecting the cause of the tides, which, in opposition to the received theory, attributes them to supposed periodical effusions of the polar ices . Read before the Askeian Society November 5, 1799.

• Authors : Woods, Samuel

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Dec1800, Vol. 8 Issue 31, p267-279, 13p

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XIII. Some account of the life of the celebrated mathematician Boscovich.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jun1801, Vol. 10 Issue 37, p74-76, 3p

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XV. Account of new publications.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Jun1801, Vol. 10 Issue 37, p80-84, 5p

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XXXVI. Conjectures respecting the origin of the American nations.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Aug1801, Vol. 10 Issue 39, p237-247, 11p

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XL. Communication from professor M. A. Pictet , of Geneva, (now in London), on flexible stones, addressed to the editor.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Aug1801, Vol. 10 Issue 39, p277-278, 2p

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XXXII. Observations on maddering; together with a simple and certain process for obtaining, with great beauty and fixity, that colour known under the name of the turkey or adrianople red.

• Authors : Haussmann, J.M.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Mar1802, Vol. 12 Issue 46, p170-175, 6p

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XL. Letter from count M orozzo to C. L acepede , respecting a parrot batched at Rome; together with some observations on the duration of the life of these birds.

• Source: Philosophical Magazine Series 1; Apr1802, Vol. 12 Issue 47, p235-246, 12p

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