The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1853.

NE IF' PATENTS.

(From Toes(Liy night's Ga:ette.)
Notice is hereby given that Auguste and Jean Le
Roy and Eugi:ne Prey, all of Paris, France, manufacture»,
and of S, South-street, Finsbury, London, have given notice
at the otlice of the commissioners of their inter lion to pro-
ceed with their application for letters patent for the inven-
tion of "improvements in the production of lace and other
fabrics." And George Thomas Diy of Burghtield Hill,
in the county of Berkshire, gentleman, has given the like
notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in
travelling packages." And ?dark Newton, of Tottenham,
in the county of Middlesex, builder, has given the like
notice in respect of the invention of " certain im-
orovements in the construction of carriages, and in

the means of preventing the overturning of the
some when horses take fright."—A communication.
And Thomas Fearnley, of the Albion Works, Bradford, in
the county of York, engineer, has given the like notice in
respect of the invention of " improvements in steam
boilers." And John Ryan Danks and Bernard Peard
Walker, both of Wolverhampton, in the county of Stafford,
cut nail manufacturers, have given the like notice in respect
of the invention of "improvements in the machinery or
apparatus for the manufacture of nails." And George Ste-
venson Buchanan, of Glasgow, in the county of
Lanark, North Britain, finisher, his given the like notice
in respect of the invention of",improvements in
the treatment or finishing of textile fabrics." And
Edmund Whitaker, of Rochdale, engineer, and James
Welmsley the younger, of Smithy-bridge, near Rochdale,
earthenware manufacturer, tie given the like notice in
respect of the invention of " improvements in the manu-
facture of pipes, tiles, bricks, and slabs from clay." And
George Frederick Goble, of 15, Fish-street-hill, in the city
of London, master mariner, has given the like notice in
respect of the invention of " improvements in propelling
vessels and carriages, parts of the machinery therein em-
ployed being also applicable to other like purposes."
And George Goodlet, of Leith, in the county
of Midlothian, Scotland, postmaster, has given the
like notice in respect of the invention of " im-
provement, in engines to be worked by steam air, or
air and water combined." And Henry John Betjernann, of
54.5, New Oxford-street, in the county of Middlesex, has
given the like notice in respect of the invention of " im-
provements in chairs." And„JohnPiddington, of Brussels,
in the kingdom of Belgium, gentleman, has given the like
notice in respect of the invention of " improvements in ob-
taining infusions and decoctions, and in veuels or apparatus
employed therein."—A communication. And John Getty, of
Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, am
given the like notice in respect of the imam.
tion of "certain improvements in ship bull ."
And Marcus Davis, of 52, Grey's-inn-lane, in the county of
Middlesex, silent carriage maker, has given the like notice
in respect of the invention of " improvements in carriages,
scaffoldings, and ladders, which scaffoldings and ladders
are used as carriages." And W. Edward Newton, of the
OMee for Patents, 66, Chancery-lane, in the county of
Middlesex, civil engineer, has given the like notice in re-
spect of the invention of "improvements in locks and
Woes "—a comsasniciattes. And Henry Rate, of No. 3,
. .

New Ifengelsednamd, Keetish-town, iurgerri, has givesi
OW Eke sake is reopen of the invention of " a new
On Mom whink he denominates the • Ingnevador.• "
Acid Voids ekk Meyer, of Paradise-street, Lambeth, has
glens dm re Mime in respect of the invention of •'
ennufacture of candles and night lights."
Peter Atmsad le Comte de Fontaine Moreau, of the
Josiah sal 17Molga Pateat-office, 4, South-street, Fins-
May, Larks, GM 39, Roe de PExchiquier, Paris, has
given the like nabs in respect of the invention of "anew
mode of fastening buttons to garments, and an improved
beam sad Moo ill machinery for manufecturing the same."
—A isimmaliallka. And Griffith Jarrett, of the City of
LefiiirM, bee slaw the like notice in respect of the ievee-
yes is machinery or apparatus for stamp-
Mg or misaralearfaess." And T. K. Hall,of Crewe,
la the of Chimer, smith, has given the like
sake in Illepost des inweiton of " certain improvements
in forge besmenn" AM Daniel Illel Pieeiotto, of 8,
Cambrequise, is the city of London, has given the like
Mains in rapes* of the invention of " improvements in
vowing! —A communiesties front Chevalier Gaetano
of Teri*. AM Thomas Kirkwood, of the city of
,Effishargh, pisesber, has given the like notice is respect of
dm images et improvements applicable to venti-
lades and other purposes." And George Culver-
been, of 72, English-street, Hull, hea given the
Its natio, in respect of the invention of " un-
it mumfaeturing compost or manure."
And Ands, Piston Price of Margate, in the county of
Roar, dimwit, bee given the like notice in respect of the
'wends& " ismimesements in treating wash waters con-
Mining soap, 0110, sarsailed or saponifiable materials, and
is obtaining manse therefrom." And Henry Jeremiah
UM and Junes Newman, of Birmingham, in the amity
it Warwick, samtlbstasers, have given the liko maim In
rapes* aegis Invention of " improvements in dm EMU-
MOM of buttons." And John Hittite and O.
of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick,
arzhoresere, and Frederick Howler, of Blimingime
• meitiniet, have given the like notice is mogul
of the laiessisa of " new or improved machinery, 18 be
used Is the isimufacture of metallic pens and pen-holders,''
And William Hall, of the Colliery, emstlecomer, engineer,
has given the like notice in respect of the invention of
" improvements in the conversion of peat into charcoal."
And Edwin Lumby, of Halifax, in the county of York,
ironmonger; and Zacatecas Sugden, of Halifax aforesaid,
tin-plate worker, have given the like notice is mean of the
invention of " improvements in needles or wires seeil in Ms
manufacture of carpets, looped pile fabrics, aid wheat."
And Isaac Lowthian Bell, of the Washington OhemleoU
Works, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, has given the like BMW hi
respect of the invention of "improvements in the moan-
facture of sulphuric acid." And Cyprien Marie Tads du
Motay, and Edmond Louis Dunn, of No. 2, Rae Drown,
in the city of Paris, in France, chemist and merchant,
have given the like notice in respect of the invention of
" improvements in the mode of bleaching fibrous and other
substances." And James Childs, of Oihton-road,
Brompton, in the county. of Middlesex, gentleman,
has given the like notice in respect of the monition
of improvements in the manufacture of materials to ren-
der them suitable as substitutes for millboard and such like
uses." And Henry Woodhead, of the borough of Kingston-
upon-Hull, cotton spinner, has given the like notice an re-
spect of the invention of " improvements in spinning ma-
chinery." And Ernest Alexandre Gouin' of 110, A
de elichy, Hatignolles, Paris, in the Department de Is
Seine, France, has gives the like notice is respect of the
invention of " improvements in looms or weaving machines
applicable to the weaving of cotton, silk, fie", hemp, wool,
or any other fibrous substances, by means of which im-
provements the warp threads are unwound more regu-
larly from the warp milers, and the cloth or Moue takers
up with more regulari,y, at the same time with-
out straining the warp thread, and by means er". a peculiar
motion in releasing the tension on the warp read, he is
enabled to give an elastic or back motion to the warp,
which permits of all inelastic fibrous substances to be
woven upon the power loom, and in case the weft thread
should break, the loom can continue in motion without the
cloth roller continuing to take up, or without detriment to
the tissue." And Arthur Warner, of 34, Duren-place,
Dorset-square, London, in the county of Middlesex,
has given the like notice in respect of the invention of "the
application of the fibrous part of the palm tree and leaf to arts
and manufacture'," And Hobert Troneen,of the Chambered
Commerce, Liverpool, has given the iike notice in riwn of
the invention of improvements in ventilating and pr►
venting spontaneous combustion in ships and other vessels

laden with coal, ten, or tinders." And Theses Metcalfe,
0119, High-street, Cumin-town, in the county of Middli-
ng, has given the like notice in respect of the invention of
" improvements in portable chairs and tables." And John
Ward, of Senile-house, Leicester-square, and Edward
Cawley, of 24, Stanley-street, Chelsea, have given the like
notice in respect of the invention of " improvements in
chairs, couches, and tables." And Joseph Marks and John
llowuth, of the State of Massachusetts, of the United
States of America, have given the like notice in respect of
the invention of "certain new and useful improvements
in machinery or apparatus for operating the brakes of a
train of railway carriages." And John Lille', jun., of
Jamaica-terrace, Limeheue, in the county of Middlesex,
nautical Ind mathematical instrument maker, has given
the like notice in respect of the invention of " improve-
ments in mariners' compames." And Joseph Maudslay, of
Lambeth, in the county et Surrey, engineer, bas given
the like notice in respect of the inventing of " improve-
ments in boilers and furnaces for g tiog steam."
And Henry Dubs, of Vulcan Foundry, near Warrington,
in the county of Lancaster, engineer, has given the like no-
tice in respect of the invention of " improvements in the
method of forging or manufacturing iron and steel." And
Adolphus Sington, of Manchester, in tie county of Lan-
caster, merchant, has given the like notice in respect if the
invention of "certain improvements in machinery or appa-
ratus for grinding or setting doctors, used in calico and
other similar printing machinery."—A communication.
And Jacob Behrens, of Bradford, in the county of York,
merchant, has given the like n dice in respect of the inven-
tion of " improvements in the manufacture of sine."—A
communication. And William Smith, of Little Woolstone,
in the county of Bucks, farmer, has given the like notice
in respect of the invention of " improvements in
Implements for tiling and preparing laud for crops."
And Emerson Goddaro, of New York, in the county of
New York, and state of New York, U. S. A., has given the
like notice in respect of the invention of " improvements
in machinery for outing stone." And Moses Poole, of the
Avenue-road, Regent's-park, in the county of Middlesex,
bas given the like notice in respect of the invention of
" improvements in apparatus and means fee removing mat-
ters or heat from turfman of air, gases, or vapours, or from
liquids, and for communicating matters or heat to the
same."—A communication. And John Wakefield, of
Inchicore Works, in the county of Dublin, engineer, and
James Backers-lee, of the same place, engineer, have given
the like notice in respect of the invention of " improve-
ments in and applicable to valves, for reciprocating engines
driven by steam or other elastic fluid." Aud John Wilson,
of the firm of Messrs. Heald, Wilson, and Co., of the city
of Manchester, calico-printers, has given the like notice in
respect of the invention of "improvements in and applicable
to machines for printing fabrics." And Philip Webley, of
Birmingham, in the county of Warwick, manufacturer, has
given the bike notice in respect of the invention of " im-
provements in repeating pistols and other fire-arms." And
Jas. lliggin, of the city of Manchester, in the county of Lan-
caster, manufacturing chemist, has given the like notice in re-
spect of the invention of " improvements in burning cer-
tain fluids for the purpose ef obtaining heat." And Richard
Dugdale Kay, of Bank-terrace, Accrington, has given the
like notice in respect of the invention of " improvements
in block printing?' And Mores Poole, of A road,
Regent's-park, in the county of Middlesex, has given the
like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements
in machinery for separating flour shorts and dustings from
bran as it comes from the bolting apparatus."—A commu-
nisation. And George Spencer, of 6, Cannon-street West,
civil engineer, has given the like notice in respect of the
invention of "improvements in supporting rails of
railways." And Jacob Behrens, of Bradford, in the
county of York, merchant, has given the like notice in
respect of the invention of " improvements in generating
steam in steam beilen."—Aeomrnunication. And Thomas

Swingler, of Victoria Foundry, Litchchurch, in the county
of Derby, has given the like notice is respect of the in-
vention of "improvements in the permanent way of rail-
ways." And Henry Jeanneret, of Great Titchfield-street,
in the county of Middlesex, M.D., has given the like notice
in respect of the invention of " improvements in machinery
for digging and tilling laud." And Moms Poole, of
Avenue-road, Regent's Park, in the county of Middlesex,
has given the like notice in respect of the invention
of " improvements in distributing printers' type."—A com-
munication. And Francis Higginson, of No. 65, King-
William-street, London-bridge, in the city of London,
Esquire, has given the like notice in respect of an invention
for " effecting certain improvements in the means of
setting in motion and propelling ships, vessels, and boats of
every description, upon seas, rivers, canal,, and inland
waters." And Christopher Nickels, of York-road, Lam-
beth, and Ralph Selby, of York-road aforesaid, have given
the like notice in respect of ithe invention of " improve-
ments in the manufacture of flexible tubes and bands, and
in covering wire." And Baron Henry De Bode of 8,
Albert-street, Camden-road, in the county of Middlesex,
hes given the like notice in respect of the invention of
" improvements in the manufacture of wheels." And
Richard Archibald Broomall, of the firm of :Robertson,
Brooman, and Co., of 166, Fleet-street, in .the City of Lon-
don, patent agent, has given the like notice in respect of
theinvention of " improvements in the manufacture of soap
and saponaceous compounds."—A communication. And
Moses Poole, of Avenue-road, Regent's-park, in the county
of Middlesex, has given the like notice in respect of the
invention of " improvements is life preservers. —A com-
munication. And William Stookill, of Long-lane, in the
county of Surrey, currier, has given the like notice in re-
spect of the invention of "a new or improved method of
blocking leather used in the manufacture of boots." And
Joseph Gibbs, of Abingdon-street, in the
city of Westmin-
ster, civil engineer, has given the like notice in respect of
the invention of "improvements in the treatment of
minerals for the purpose of separating impurities
therefrom." And James Baldwin, of Birmingham, in the
county of Warwick, paper manufacturer, has given the like
notice in respect of the invention of " improvements in the
making of paper bags." And notice is hereby further
given, that all persons having an interest in opposing any
one of such applications, are at liberty to leave particulars
in writing of their objections to such application, at the said
office of the commissioners, within twenty. one days after
the date of the Gazette in which this notice is issued.