The Scull of a Sea Horse; The Horns of a Spanish Ram 3 yards long, and 1 between the Tips— The Tail of an Indian Cow, whose Hair is about a yard and quarter long: (This Creature is worshipped by the People, near the Ganges.) A Camelions Skin (which Creature is said to live by the Air.) A Skeleton of a Crocodile near 5 yards long; And a Salamander. The Rib of a Triton (or Merman;) One joint of the Back-bone of a Whale 30 l. in weight; the Horn of a Sea Unicorn; the Head of a Manati (or Sea Cow.) Several kinds of curious Shells, particularly one of a Muscle, 3 quarters of a Foot in length. The Webb of a Bermudas Spider, so strong as to snare a Bird: part of a Stinking Tree, smelling like Humane Dung: a Palmeto Leaf, 1 yard and a half long; a Bulchafer, (the biggest of Insects) this is about 5 inches long, and 2 and a quarter broad. A Coco Nut in length 1 Foot, and in Compass 1 and 3 quarters: it is a most useful Tree, for of it the Indians make these uses: of the husk they make Ropes; of the Shell, Ladles, &c. The cover next the Kernel, is a pleasant Meat; the Liquor, Drink; the Blossom, Vinegar; the Kernel, a Milk to eat with their Rice, also Oyl to eat and burn; of the Leaves of the Tree, they make Sails; covers for Houses, and Huts; and of the Wood they make Ships. A Cane of the Cedar of Mount Lebanon (some on this Mount are said to be 12 or 14 Fathom circumference.) Part of the upper Jaw, and 8 very great double Teeth, and the Fragments of other Bones; all petrified and found near Canterbury, 17 Foot under Ground. A petrified Crab, hard as a Pebble, dissolvable with Acids: a great double Tooth, 5 inches long and 2 broad Petrified; a Sherks Tooth, that to which this belonged must be 36 Foot long. A piece of Chrystal 39 pound weight: a Load-stone 60 l. weight; it moves a needle at 9 Foot distance, and was dug out of the Ground in Devonshire; an Instrument whereby the quantity of Rain that falls at any time, on any piece of Ground is measured. The Model of a Geometrical Floor, composed only of 4 pieces of Timber: another of the Hull of a double bottomed Ship: a Wind Gun, contrived by Bishop Wilkins: a Gun that discharges, 7 times one after another, presently; a Machine for Plowing, Sowing, and Harrowing, all at once. A Box of Cups (turned work) being 100 one within another, the Bowl of the outmost is but 2 Inches and a half Diameter: a Prism, and the Head of a Princess, with her Hair both turned Work; a Roman urn of Glass, above 1500 Years old: Mosaick work found under Ground, in Holbourn and near the Bath. A Roman Money-pot, with several Roman Coins in it, (they are particularly mentioned by Dr. Grew,) found in 1651, in Weekfield, in the Parish of Hedington, in the County of Wilts. A Burning Glass, contrived and given by Sir Isaac Newton; it melts any kind of Metal, held in the Focus, and even vitrifieth Brick and Tile. A swiming Stone, about a Foot and a half solid. A Cane 26 Foot long; a Chusan chair, a wonderful curiosity; being of natural growth and shape, with Rails, Pillars, Seat, Back, Elbows, &c. It was given by my Lord Somers in 1702, and was brought from China. The Model of the Temple of Jerusalem; a large Cylindrical piece of a Petrified Tree, 14 Inches diameter: and about the like depth, brought from Antegoa in 1695, by Benjamin Middleton Esq; The Horns of a Red Deer, 7 Foot 1 Inch between the Tips, found in Ireland, 14 Foot deep in a bog, given by an Irish Bishop. A Cinnamon Staff about 7 Foot long, and 1 and a quarter in the Diameter.