...of determining the places. The aftronomical ftudent can only profit by this account in Mr. Robffon's own words. Art. VIII. Anfwers to the Objections of...Some detached parts of it are fatisfaftory ; but Dr. Hutton** theory of rain we ftill think not properly fupported. Art. IX. An Account of a Diftemper,...

...VIII. ANSWERS to the Objeftions of M, DE Luc -with regard to the THEORY of RAIN. By JAMES HuTTON,MD FRS EDIN. and Member of the Royal Academy of Agriculture at Paris. [ Read by the Author, Dec. 3. 1787.] MDE Luc, in his Idfes fur la Mettorologie, has made « fome objections...

...and ufeful obfervations. VIII. VIII. ANS WE R s to the Objeftions of M. DE Luc with regard to A&<r THEORY of RAIN. By JAMES HUTTON, MD FRS EDIN. and...Member of the Royal Academy of Agriculture at Paris. [Read by the Author, Dec. 3. 1787.] MDE Loc, in his Idtes fur la Meteorologie, has made • fome objections...

...SAP IN T KK K s . To/ronfP. 4ff efPaperr ef dej%>-s . ft . II. 'The THEORY of RAIN. By JAMES HVTTON, MD FRS EDIN. and Member of the ROYAL ACADEMY of AGRICULTURE at PARIS. PART L Invejligation of the Law of Nature, on -which is to be founded a Theory of Rain. [Read by the...