LIST OF NEW PATENTS. Edward Bell, of the College of Civil Engineers, Putney, professor of practical mechanics, for improvements in applying heat in the manufacture of artificial fuel, which improvements are applicable to the preparation of asphalt, and for other purposes. September 29; six months. Samuel Henson, of New City Chambers, Bishops-gate-street, engineer, for certain improvements in locomotive apparatus, and in machinery for conveying letters, goods, and passengers, from place to place through the air, part of which improvements are applicable to locomotive, and other machinery to be used on water or on land. September 29; six months. William Smith, of Grosvenor-street, Camberwell, gentleman, for improvements in treating certain animal matters, to obtain products applicable to the manufacture of candles, and other purposes. September 29; six months. John Rand, of Howland-street, Fitzroy square, artist, for improvements in making and closing metallic collapsable vessels. September 29; six months. James Hyde, of Duckenfield, Cheshire, machine-maker, and John Hyde of the same place, cotton-spinner and manufacturer, for a certain improvement or improvements in the machinery used for preparing cotton, wool, silk, flax, and similar fibrous materials for spinning. September 29; six months. John Ridsdale, of Leeds, for improvements in preparing fibrous materials for weaving, and in sizing warps. September 29; six months. John Fry Wilkey, of Mount Vernon, Exeter, commission agent, for improvements in carriages. September 29; six months. John George Shipley, of Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, saddler, for certain improvements in saddles. October 6; six months. John Oliver York, of Upper Coleshill-street, Eaton-square, for improvements in the manufacture of axles for railway wheels. October 8; six months. Wilton George Turner, of Gateshead, Durham, Doctor in philosophy, for improvements in the manufacture of alum. October 8; six months. Claude Edward Deutsche, of Fricour's Hotel, St. Martin's-lane, gentleman, for improvements in combining materials to be used for cementing purposes, and for preventing the passage of fluids, and also for forming or constructing articles from such compositions of materials. October 8; six months. Samuel Dotchin, of Myrtle-street, Hoxton, jeweller, for improvements in paving, or covering, and constructing roads, ways, and other surfaces. (Being a communication from his son lately deceased.) October 13; six months. William Edward Newton, of Chancery-lane; patent agent, for certain improvements in the manufacture of artificial fuel. (Being a communication) October 13; six months. Charles Thomas Holcombe, of Valentines, near Ilford, Essex, Esq.; for an improved mode of using certain materials as fuel; also an apparatus or method for collecting the smoke or soot arising from the combustion of such fuel, which apparatus or method is applicable to collecting the smoke or soot arising from the ordinary combustion of fuel, and also the application of the products arising from the combustion of the first-mentioned materials, as a manure, and for other useful purposes. Six months; October 13.; Robert William Sievier, of Henrietta-street, Cavendish square, gentleman, for certain improvements in looms for weaving, and in the mode or method of producing plain or figured goods or fabrics. Six months; October 13. Peter Kagenbusch, of Lyth, in the county of York, dyer, for certain improvements in the treatment of the alum rock, or schist, and in the manufacture and application of the products derived therefrom.-Six months; October 13. Henry Brown, of Selkirk, manufacturer, and Thomas Walker, of the same place, manufacturer, for improvements on woollen carding engines. Six months; October 13. Thomas Seville, of Royton, Lancaster, cotton spinner, for certain improvements in machinery used in the preparing and spinning of cotton, flax, and other fibrous substances. Six months; October 20 James Palmer Budd, of Ystalyfera Iron Works, Swansea, merchant, for improvements in the manufacture of iron. Six months; Octo ber 20.. William Longmaid, of Plymouth, accountant, for improvements in treating ores and other minerals, and in obtaining various products therefrom, certain parts of which improvements are applicable to the manufacture of alkali. Six months; October 20. James Statham, of West-street, St. Giles's, Venetian lock maker, for improvements in the construction of locks, for Venetian blinds used in carriages. Six months; October 20; Gilbert Claude Alzard, of Tichborne street, gent., for certain improvements in bread, biscuits, maccaroni, vermicelli, and pastry, and the mode of making the same. Six months; October 20. George Hazeldine, of Lant-street, Southwark, coach manufacturer, for certain improvements in omnibuses. Six months; October 27. James Gardner, of Banbury, ironmonger, for improvements in cutting hay, straw, and other vegetable matters for the food of animals. Six months; October 27. John Mullins, of Battersea, surgeon, for improvements in making oxides of metals in separating silver and other metals, aud in making white lead sugar of lead, and other salts of lead, and salts of other metals. Six months; October 27. Rowland Williams, of Manchester, fustian shearer, for certain inprovements in machinery, or apparatus for raising, shearing, and finishing velvets, or other piled goods, by power. Six months; Oc tober 27. PERMITTED TO BE PRINTED, St. Petersburg, December 15th, 1842. P. KORSAKOFF, CENSOR. Printed at the Office of the Journal de St Pétersbourg. ■ |