Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- A Case of Obstinate Constipation of the Bowels Cured by Calomel, Communicated to Dr Pearson -- History of a Case of Cynanche, Attended with Symptoms of a High Degree of Putrescency, Where a Favourable Crisis Succeeded a Paroxysm of Furious Delirium -- History of a Case of the Epidemic Fever of Jamaica Terminating Successfully, in Which a Very Large Quantity of Mercury Was Employed without Any Obvious Operation during the Fever -- Observations on the Epidemic Fever of Jamaica; with the History of a Remarkable Case Terminating Fatally, in Which a Great Quantity of Mercury Was Employed without Any Obvious Operation -- The History of a Singular Case of Diabetes Successfully Treated -- The History of a Case Terminating Fatally from Swallowing a Plumb-Stone -- Two Cases, Shewing That the Anterior Part of the Brain May Sustain Considerable Injury without a Fatal Consequence -- History of a Case in Which Singular Symptoms Occurred from the Swallowing of an Iron Nail, Which Remained in the Stomach for about Fifteen Months -- Account of the Effects Produced on the Human Body by the Internal Use of the Nitrous Acid, and of the Benefit Derived from It in the Cure of Diseases -- Account of the Good Effects, in the Cure of Diseases, Obtained in Bengal, from the Use of the Toon-Tree Bark -- Account of the Progress of Dr Beddoes's Pneumatic Institution at Bristol -- Observations by Dr Withering on Pneumatic Medicine, Communicated in a Letter to Dr Duncan -- Extract of a Letter to Dr Duncan, from Dr Brodbelt of Jamaica, Giving an Account of Some Observations and Experiments Made on the Gas Contained in the Air-Bladder of the Swordfish -- Extract of a Letter from Mr George Kellie, Surgeon to His Majesty's Ship the Iris, Containing Some Observations on the Anatomy of the Shark -- Letter from Dr Richard Pearson of Birmingham, Respecting the Good Effects of Inspiring Vitriolic Æther in Cases of Phthisis Pulmonalis -- Notice of Intended Publications -- Account of Prize-Questions -- List of New Members of the Royal College of Physicians and Royal Society of Edinburgh -- Account of the State of the Barometer, Thermometer, and Rain, at London and Edinburgh, during the Year 1795.…”