To William Newton, of London, civil engineer, (represented in Paris by A. Perpigna, French and foreign patent agent, Rue Neuve, St. Augustin, 28), for improvements in touch holes and primers, suitable to percussion guns, pistols, &c. 10 years. Auguste Courtel, engineer of Lyons, for a machine for craping silk, cotton, or worsted stuffs. 10 years.

- Francois Barnabeé Vouillemont, of Joiurille, for a cast iron plough. 10 years.

André Jeaffram, of Tours, for a new hydraulic press. 5 years. Jean Boirin, of St. Etinne, for a new method of making gun barrels. 5 years.

Adolphe Lamborton, of Marseille, for an improved pump. 5 years.

- Miles Berry, engineer, of London (represented in Paris by A. Perpigna), for an improved pedometer. 5 years.

Louis Brumer, of Paris, for second improvement on his patent of fifteen years, for an hydraulic machine called perpetual hydromotor.

Antoine Dominique Sirco, engineer, of Paris, fifth improvement on his five years patent, for an instrument called monteressort-boite.

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Charles Henri Storey, of Paris, for a sash window, proof against wind and rain. 10 years.

Jean Térémie Pouillot, of Paris, for a method of combining combustible matters and making a fuel composite. 15 years. Pierre Isidore Rouen, of Paris, for an hydraulic lever to regulate the course and action of fluids. 10 years.

George Choiry, of Paris, for a pedometer in the shape of a footstep, applicable to different kinds of carriages. 5 years. Abraham Emmanuel Jaccond, of Vienne, third improvement on his patent of 10 years for a new method of disposing wheels, pivots, &c. so as to retain the oil with which they are greased. Phillippe Aubin, of Paris, for a new process of making mosaic tiles. 5 years.

Berard and Wilkinson, of Paris, for improvement on their 15 years patent for a new bobbin for spinning, drawing, and throwing silk.

Philippe Taylor, of Paris, for improvement on the patent of 10 years, transferred to him by Macintosh for accelerating com

bustion.

Antoine Moffateur, wheelwright, of Lyons, for a new system of raising water to the greatest heights. 5 years.

Philibert Mousset, engineer, of Lyons, for an improved silk winder, 5 years.

Louis Victor Antoine Sire, and Claude Antoine Joseph Girardot, of Vesoul, for an economical stove. 5 years.

To Freres Fertugiere, of Ans, for a new method of making iron, or leaden balls, by means of a cylindrical roller. 10 years.

- Louis Sebastien Lenormand, of Paris, for a new system of lamp. 10 years.

Ramgo, brothers, watchmakers, for improvements on the patent of Mr. Sorel, legally transferred to them, for a new kind of steam engine.

15 years.

Pierre Lieutard and Jean Joseph Ricard, of Var, for a new flour mill with conical grinding stones. -Nicolas Clement Desormes, engineer, of Paris, for substituting wood to charcoal in high temperature furnaces.

15 years.

- Henry Holdsworth, Jun. of Manchester, represented in Paris by M. Perpigna, French and foreign patent agent, for improvements in the means of working cotton, flax, silk, and other fibrous substances. 15 years.

- Philippe Taylor, of Paris, for a new system for measuring gas. 10 years.

Joseph Gibson, of Lille, for a new system of making bobbin10 years.

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Jean Baptiste Marie Joseph de Lancey and Nicolas Charoy, of Paris, for a new musket, firing two shots with only one barrel. 5 years.

Taillepered de la Garenne, of Paris, for a new engine called by him vicissim aqua terre. 5 years.

Onesiphore Pecqueur, engineer, of Paris, second improvement on his patent for a kind of boiler for refining sugar.

-Pierre Louis Etienne Guilling, for improvement on his patent for an apparatus which regulates the length of silk skeins. Zuber and Co. peper manufacturers, of Rixheim, for improvement on their 15 years patent for making continual paper. · Charles Auguste Lupé and Louis Joseph Salmon, of Paris, improvement on their 20 years patent for reviving animal charcoal. Pierre Marie Bernard Rolein, of Rochfort, for improvement on his 15 years patent for an improved lock.

- Urbani Sartoris, of Paris, for a new kind of boat, called by him cateau vanne. 15 years.

- Nicolas Houzeau Miuron, of Reims, for a new process of making metallic tubes. 5 years.

- Jean François Corna, of Havre, for a new marine clock, opeing aa a turn spit. 5 years.

Andrew Marouy, for a new harrow with three wheels. 5 years.

André Etienne Trompette, of Paris, for improvement on his ten years patent, for a new method of hanging the body of a

cabriolet.

Ferdinand Leopold John, of Paris, for steel mechanical legs. 5 years.

To Jean Forgues, engineer, of Bordeaux, for preserving houses

from fir. 5 years. -Heuri Sanford, engineer, of Paris, for a machine for straining and cleansing the pulp from which paper is made. 5 years.

Hippolyte Raimond Deschamps, for a new oven for drying plumbs. 5 years.

St. Hainslas Benard, of Vendome, for an improved stove, 5 yrs. Francois Antoine Kenck, of Paris, for a machine for making pin nails. 5 years.

Joseh Marie Giodiulli, and Charles Louis Harel, of Paris, for a machanical apparatus, called by them Volant a Percussion. 5 years.

Purre Antoine Burat, of Paris, for improvement on their ten years patent, for new trusses for ruptures

Francois Armand Caron, of Paris, for improvement on his five years patent, for an improved lamp.

George Choing, of Paris, for improvement on his five years patent, for his distance measuring foot step,

Charles Auguste Drousart, for second improvement on his five years patent, for a new fabrick called philippine.

Joseph Alexander Robert, of Paris, for improvement on his 11 years patent, for a new kind of fire arms.

Antoine Reini Polonieau, of Paris, for a new kind of bridge. 15 years.

Jean Boivin, of St. Etienne, for improvement on his five years patent, for making gun barrels.

Nicolas Clement Désormes, engineer, for improvement on his fifteen years patent, for using wood instead of charcoal, in high temperature furnaces.

Ardaillon Bessy, and Co. for a process of making gun barrels by means of cylindrical rollers. 10 years.

-Antoine George, engineer, of Lyons, for improvement on his patent, for a thrashing and winnowing machine.

-Jacques Dominique Charles Garard, for second improvement on his ten years patent, for an apparatus for drawing and engraving, without any previous knowledge of drawing.

Clauide Marie Arestide Francois, for a paper or silk globe. 5 years.

Thomas Hall, of Havre. for a machine to make tree nails. 5 years.

New Patents Sealed, 1831.

To Joshua Bates, of Bishopsgate Street, in the city of London, gentleman, in consequence of a communication made to him by a certain foreigner residing abroad, for an invention of certain improvements in machinery or apparatus for roving, twisting, or spinning cotton, silk, wool, hemp, flax, or other fibrous substances. -Sealed 27th October, for Inrolment.-6 months.

To Sarah Guppy, of Tarway House, Clifton, near Bristol, widow, for her having found out and invented a method of applying and arranging certain articles, parts or pieces of cabinet work, upholstery, and other articles commonly, or frequently applied to bedsteads and hangings, and also others not hitherto so applied.—27th October.-2 months.

James Macdonald, of the University Club House, Pall Mall East, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, in consequence of a communication made to him by a foreigner residing abroad, for a certain improvement or improvements in the construction of bridges made of iron, or other materials, which improvement or improvements are also appilicable to the construction of piers, rail roads, roofs, and other useful purposes.-31st October.6th months.

To George Minter, of Princes Street, Soho, in the county of Middlesex, cabinet maker and upholsterer, for his having invented a fastening for dining tables, and other purposes.-9th November.-2 months.

To Thomas Brunton, of Park Square, Regent's Park, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. for his having found out or discovered a new application or adaptation of certain

apparatus for heating fluids or liquids, and generating steam for various useful purposes.-15th November.-6 months.

To Thomas Brunton, of Park Square, Regent's Park, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. and Thomas John Fuller, of the Commercial Road, Limehouse, in the county of Middlesex, civil engineer, for their having found out and invented an improvement or improvements on certain mechanical apparatus applicable to the raising of water, and other useful purposes.-15th November.6 months.

To Arthur Howe Holdsworth, of Dartmouth, in the county of Devon, for his having invented improvements in the construction of rudders, and in the application of the same to certain desriptions of ships or vessels.-19th November.-6 months.

To David Selden, of Liverpool, in the county palatine of Lancaster, merchant, in consequence of a communication made to him by a certain foreigner residing abroad, for an invention of an improved carding and slubbing engine for wool, and other fibrous substances.-22nd November.-6 months,