The BRINDLE-MOTH. This _Caterpillar_, which is not common among the Loopers, was found by Mr. _Dandridge_ on the _Hasle_, at the Beginning of _June_. It also feeds on _Oak_, _&c_. On the 14th of the same Month it went into the Ground and changed into a _Chrysalis_, and at the Beginning of _April_ following the _Moth_ came out. The Females have no Wings. I have had several of this Kind of _Moth_ bred in _February_ from the _Chrysalis_, which I got by digging with a Trowel at the Root of Oak Trees. The _Moth_ is rarely taken in the Fly-state. Bladder-Sena, _with_ Reddish-Seed Vessels. _Colutea vesicaria, vesiculis rubentibus._ J. B. [Illustration:(Decorative Design)] CHAP. IV. Caterpillars shaped like Wood-Lice. CLASS I. SECT. _a._ L. 1. CH. 4. I. CL. 1. S. _a._ 1. The SMALL OAK-EGGER-MOTH. This _Caterpillar_ I took in _Hornsey_-Wood on an Oak-Tree, at the Beginning _October_, soon after which Time it chang’d to a _Chrysalis_, by fastening the Oak-Leaf close to the Bottom of the Box I kept it in with a Spinning. Thus it remained through the Winter, and the _Moth_ was bred at the End of _May_. Both _Caterpillar_ and _Fly_ are very rare. The Double Velvet-Rose. _Rosa holosericea, multiplex._ Park. Parad. [Illustration:(Decorative Design)] CHAP. V. Of Moths, whose Generation is not yet known. CLASS I. SECT. _a_. L. 1. Ch. 5. I. Cl. 1. S. a. 1. THE GLORY OF KENT, a _Moth_. This is the only _Moth_ of the Kind that I have yet heard was ever taken in _England_ or elsewhere. It was found about the Middle of _April_, 1741, flying in a Wood, in the Day-time, near _Cookham_, by _Westram_, in _Kent_. It was taken by Mr. _William Constable_, who lives near that Place; and the _Moth_ is at present in the Collection of Mr. _Charles Cabrier_, of _London_. The Double-Flowering Peach. _Persica Africana nova, flore incarnato pleno._ Tourn. L. 1. Ch. 5. II. Cl. 1. S. a. 2. THE CLEIFDEN NONPAREIL, a _Moth_. This curious Fly was found by Mr. _Davenport_, sticking against the Body of an _Ash_ Tree, near _Cleifden_, in _Buckinghamshire_. It was taken in the Month of _July_: Is at present in the Possession of _Charles Lockyer_, Esq; and is the only one of the Sort that I have yet seen or heard of. The Ciphian Rose. _Rosa; pimpinella minor Scotica, floribus ex albo & corneo eleganter variegatis._ Pluk. Alm. [Illustration:(Decorative Header)] BOOK II. CHAP. I.