To sate the curiousity of anyone uninclined to look for information themselves, other senses include:

• Equilibrioception, via the inner ear, providing sensation of angular momentum and acceleration
• Proprioception, feedback on the movement and position of the body. This is why you can close your eyes and touch your fingertips together.
• Various internal signals, such as hunger
• Pain, a distinct sensation that can be caused by various conditions
• What is commonly regarded as the sense of "touch" can be separated into multiple distinct types, including heat, cold, and pressure.

For a demonstration of the difference between heat and cold sensation, place small amounts of the chemicals menthol (from peppermint extract) and capsaicin (from chili peppers) in your mouth--the former triggers cold receptors, while the latter triggers heat (and pain) receptors.

As an aside, there are also five distinct sensations of flavor, not the four that were commonly accepted until recently.