_An Explanation, necessary to justify the _Geography_ supposed in these Letters._ 210 _Some Observations and Conjectures concerning the _Chinese_ Characters. Made by _R. H._ R. S. S._ 212 _A Letter from _F. A._ Esq; R. S. S. to the Publisher, with a Paper of Mr. _S. Flowers_, containing the Exact Draughts of several unknown Characters, taken from the Ruins at _Persepolis_._ 233 _A Letter from Monsieur _N. Witsen_ to Dr. _Martin Lister_, with two Draughts of the Famous _Persepolis_._ 236 _A Description of the Diamond-mines, as it was presented by the Right Honourable the Earl Marshal of _England_, to the _R. Society_._ 238 _A Letter from the _East Indies_, of Mr. _John Marshal_ to Dr. _Coga_, giving an Account of the Religion, Rites, Notions, Customs, Manners of the Heathen Priests commonly called _Bramines_. Communicated by the Reverend Mr. _Abraham de la Pryme_._ 256 _Part of two Letters to the Publisher from Mr. _James Cunningham_, F. R. S. and Physician to the _English_ at _Chusan_ in _China_, giving an account of his Voyage thither, of the Island of _Chusan_, of the several sorts of Tea, of the Fishing, Agriculture of the _Chinese_, _&c._ with several Observations not hitherto taken notice of._ 269 _A Letter from Mr. _John Clayton_ Rector of _Crofton_ at _Wakefield_ in _Yorkshire_, to the Royal Society, _May 12 1688._ giving an account of several Observables in _Virginia_, and in his Voyage thither, more particularly concerning the Air._ 281 _Mr. _Clayton_'s second Letter, containing his farther Observations on _Virginia_._ 293 _A Continuation of Mr. _John Clayton_'s Account of _Virginia_._ 301 _Mr. _John Clayton_, Rector of _Crofton_ at _Wakefield_, his Letter to the _Royal Society_, giving a farther Account of the Soil, and other Observables of _Virginia_._ 312 _A Continuation of Mr. _Clayton_'s Account of _Virginia_._ 337 _Part of Two Letters from Mr. _J. Hillier_, dated _Cape Corse_, _Jan. 3. 1687/8._ and _Apr. 25. 1688._ Wrote to the Reverend Dr. _Bathurst_, President of _Trinity Colledge, Oxon_; giving an Account of the Customs of the Inhabitants, the Air, _&c._ of that Place, together with an Account of the Weather there from _Nov. 24. 1686._ to the same Day 1687._ 356 _An Account of the _Moorish_ Way of Dressing their Meat (with other Remarks) in _West-Barbary_, from Cape _Spartel_ to Cape _de Geer_. By Mr. _Jezreel Jones_._ 381 _A Letter from Mr. _John Monro_ to the Publisher, concerning the Catacombs of _Rome_ and _Naples_._ 394 _An accurate Description of the _Lake of Geneva_, not long since made by a Person that had visited it divers times in the pleasantest season of the Year; and communicated to the Publisher by one of his Parisian Correspondents: English'd as followeth._ 404