and other fibrous materials.-Sealed 25th April-6 months for inrolment. To Archibald Douglass, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, manufacturer, for his invention of certain improvements on power-looms, and the shuttles used therein.-Sealed 30th April-6 months for inrolment. To Charles Collins, of 22, Bridge Road, Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, engineer, for his invention of an improvement or improvements in the making or mannfacture of axle trees.-Sealed 2nd May-6 months for inrol ment. To Christopher Robinson, of Athlone, in the county of Roscommon, Ireland, for his invention of certain new or improved machinery for transferring caloric from aeriform or fluid bodies, to other bodies of the like description, and applicable to other useful purposes-Sealed 2nd May—6 months for inrolment. To John Holmes, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, engineer, for his invention of an improvement in metallic shanks for buttons.-Sealed 4th May-2 calendar months for inrolment. To Henry Jones, and Thomas Jones, both of Marple,: in the county of Chester, weavers, for their invention of a certain method of expanding or stretching cloth, and keeping it even during the process of weaving, and of preserving the selvages thereof.-Sealed 4th May-2 months for inrolment. To Robert Stein, of Edinburgh, Esq., for an improved steam engine on the rotary principle.-Sealed 7th May— 6 months for inrolment. To William Norvell, of the town and county of Newcasle-upon-Tyne, engineer, for an improvement of the machinery now in use for making strands from the yarns, and laying ropes by such machinery at one and the same time.-Sealed 8th May-2 months for inrolment. To James Fraser, of Bevis Marks, Saint Mary Axe, in the city of London, engineer, for certain improvements in steam boilers, and in the arrangement of the machinery attached thereto, as applicable to land carriages.-Sealed 8th May-2 months for inrolment. To Thomas Spinney, of Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester, gass engineer, for a new combination of materials for the manufacture of crucibles, melting pots, and fire bricks.-Sealed 11th May-6 months for inrolment. To Louis Paul Lefort, late of Grand Couroune, near Rouen Figuce, but now residing in Cornhill, in the city of London, merchant, for an invention communicated to him by a certain foreigner, for certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for making or manufacturing lace, commonly called bobbin net.-Sealed 17th May-6 months for inrolment. To William Graham, junior, of the city of Glasgow, cotton spinner, and power loom manufacturer, for an invention communicated to him by a foreigner, for a selfacting temple, to be used in the operation of weaving by power or hand loom.-Sealed 22nd May-6 months tor inrolment. lat. 3. 2. S. diff. of lat. 1. 23. Mars R. A. 8 h. 18 m. dec. 18 0 0 Mer. R. A. 5 h. 50 m. dec. Jup. R. A. 1 h. 37 m. dec. 8. 55. N. Sat. R. A. 11 h. 32 m. dec. 5. 34. N. Georg. R. A. 21 h. 41 m. dec. 14. 41. S. Vesta R. A. 19 h 27. m. dec. 19. 50. S. Juno R. A. 14 h. 53 m. dec. 0.28 S. Pallas R. A. 3 h. 48 m. dec. 1. 31. S. 10 12 0 21 13 3 46 Orises 3 h. 45 m. sets 8 h. 31 m. Drises 0 h. 50 m. A. M. sets 11 h. 24 m. A. M. D passes the mer. 18 h. 46 m. in or last quarter. 0 Sun and Jupiter quartile D in conj. with 2 long. 26. in Aires. lat. 5. 7. S. 24 lat. 1. 10. S. diff. of lat. 3. 57. 14 18 10 D in conj. with Q long. 8. Taurus. lat. 4. 26. S. Q lat. 2. 44. Ñ. diff. of lat. 1.42. 15 00 in Perihelio. Ceres R. A. 5 h. 50 m. dec. 24. 27. N. 20 00 in Perigee. O before the Clock 1 m. 6 s. rises 3 h. 44 m. sets 8 h. 18m. rises 4 h. 14 m. A.M. sets 8h. 58. m. P.M. D passes the meridian Oh. 33m. 20 16 34 D in conj. with ♂ long. 11. in Leo. Dlat, 2. 30. N. ♂ lat. 1. 18. diff. of lat. 1. 12. enters Cancer. 21 5 16 23 9 13 24 3 29 25 0 0 in conj. with Jupiter long. 24. Virgo lat. 4. 38. N. Jupiter lat. 2. 15.diff. of lat. 2. 23. Dinor first quarter. Before the Clock 2 m. 11 sec. rises 3h. 46 m. sets 8h. 19 m. rises 0 h. 58 m. P. M. sets 0h. 31 m. A. M. passes mer. 7 h. 0 m. 25 13 38 Jupiter's second sat. will im. 0 14 3 Jupiter's first sat. will im. J. LEWTHWAITE, Rotherhithe. TO WILLIAM CHURCH, of Bordsley Green, near Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, gentleman, for his invention of certain improvements in machinery for making nails.-[Sealed 25th February, 1832.] THIS invention of certain improvements in machinery for making nails, consists, first, in making, forming, and preparing the nail from rods, bars, or plates of iron, or other ductile metals, or alloys of metals. Secondly, in machinery or apparatus for converting such metal rods, or rods other VOL. II. |