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Dear Sir, As the late expeditions sent out by Government to make discoveries in the Polar regions, were originally planned and recommended by the President and Council of the Royal Society, I am desirous to communicate to the Society, through you, some discoveries that have been made in the line of Comparative Anatomy, from an examination of the specimens that were brought home. This I wish to do before the different expeditions which are to sail in the ensuing spring shall leave our coasts, that the officers employed, knowing that, independent of the great objects of their voyage, many branches of science have been already much enlightened by their means, they will be induced, when ever the opportunity occurs, to collect materials by which science may be still farther advanced. To those who include Comparative Anatomy among their pursuits, it will be gratifying to know that the pickle, or brine, in which the salt provisions are preserved, is well fitted for preserving the internal parts of animals, keeping them in a state better adapted for examination, dissection, and injection, than they are found to be after having long remained in spirit.

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XI. Some curious facts respecting the walrus and seal, discovered by the examination of specimens brought to England by the different ships lately returned from the Polar Circle. By Sir Everard Home, Bart. V. P. R. S. In a Letter addressed to Sir Humphry Davy, Bart. Pres. R. S