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This letter, the original of which is in the French language, consists of 28 pages in close folio; to which are subjoined 44 pages of notes; and 27 pages of drawings, to which the letter and notes refer for illustrations. It relates to some disquisitions of Mr. Turberville Needham, F. R. S. concerning a supposed connection between the hieroglyphical writing of antient Egypt, and the characteristic writing which is in use at this day, amongst the Chinese. Divers of the Society remember Mr. Needham's tract upon this subject, which was printed at Rome in the Latin tongue, 1761, addressed to this and the Antiquarian Societies.

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LXVI. Extract from the journals of the Royal Society, June 23, 1768, respecting a letter addressed to the Society by a member of House of Jesuits at Pekin in China; by Charles Morton, M.D. Sec. R. S. and Fellow of the Imperial Acadd. Natur. Curios. &amp; Petropol. and of the Royal Academy of Gottingen