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EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS
TO BE HELD IN LONDON IN 061.

[Tram last alatt's Gazette.]

Press of matter again limitm our quotation of the
classified Etta of objects which may be admitted to
the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all
Nations, to be opened in London the Ist of May,lBsl,
to a single section.

SECTION IL—MACHINERY.
BIOS A.—MASLIESES WOK DIRECT USE.
1. rams =mins.

As boilers and furnaces for generating stew, steam
ermines, waterwheels and other hydraulic movers, wind-
mill., other ermines for generating power, &e.
2. SEPARATE PARTS OP MECHANISM AND DEERING.
As toothed wheel., link-work, helm, couplings, contrivances
foe modifying =oily*, for reversing and stepping, and for
the government and self. action of machinery, &c. Spec;.
memoir perfection in workmanship—rattles straightedge*,
fist surfaces, screws, spheres, &c.
3. MACMINES 7011 RAISING AND MOVING BODIES.
Raising water and other liquids, as pumps, fire engines,
hydraulic raw, &e.
Raising and moving weights and producing premiere, such as
crabs, cranes, travellers, screw jacks, hydraulic proems,
pile drivers, &e.
Carrisges and vehicles.
Machinery of the railway system.
Naval mechanism and naval architecture.
4. MACHINES FOR WEIGHING, MIASCRINO, AND

As weighing mastinse of all kinds, °ppantus for the Dna.
surement of it path and capacitl, for ths registration of
natural phenomena, and of the results and operations of
other machinery, as tide gauges, anemometer, calculating
machiass, toll tales, counting machines, numaring frames,
copying machines, dynamometers, dc.
Turret and other clocks, watches, and chronemeten.
6. INSTSUMINTS AND MISCILLANSOUS CONTIUTANCIS.
/Asthma:kat and philosophical instruments, as estrouo.
laical and optical instruments, apparatus for the gradua-
tion and division of lines and circles, physical and &yea-
eal apparatus.
Drawing instruments end apparatus used by artists and
CLFTIVIII.
Musical and acoustical instruments, as organs, pianofortes,
hsrps, flutes. imitation of the human voice in singing and
speaking, die.
Surgical instruments.
Locks, sad small machines for miscellaneous purposes.
6. CANNON AND SMALL AIMS, PISTOLS, &0.,
And all that belongs to noir equipment.
7. AORICULTUIAL NACMINIZT.
Field Implements As ploughs, subsoil plough, skim
plough, harrows, Norwegian harrow, clod crusher, grab-
ber, or eearlB r; corn drill, turnip drill, water drill, dry
manure machine, liquid manure machine, home seed dib-
bler, roller, presser, horse hoe, one-horse cart, hone rakes,
ha .making machines.
Terd Implements—Threshing machine, corn dressing ma-
chine, chat cutter, turnip cutter, cake bruiser, corn
bruiser; moveable steam engine; tile machine, draining
tools --Garden implements.
DIVISION R.—MANCFALTURHVO MACHINES, OR SYSTEMS
Or MACHINERY, TOOLS. AND IMPLEMENTS EMPLOYED
FOR TILE UNDER-lIINTIONED PURPOSES.
1. ISAISUPACTI7III OP ALL TASIIICS THAT Ail SPUN,

WOVIDC PILTID, Ok LAID,

Machinery for the conspire lonisation frog the, raw material
of all fabrics of canton, wool, flu, hemp, silk, =outshone,
hair, as.
Paper making and staining.—Printing and bookbicding.
2 MANUTACTCILIS OP METALS.
The menufseture of metals from the ore into ban, rods, who,
sheets, and other general farms; also casting and polishing
of metal. glass, &c.
Tito gutting and working of =stab' by machine tools, rush r
lathes, machines for planing, drilling, boring, slotting,
sawing, stamping, shearing, riveting, purring, its.
Machines and tools used by the makers at gold, silver, and
plasma goods, cutlery, sails, screws, plus, sidles, banes,
arid ..talks pens, &c. • by locksmiths, dye sinkers, kr-
aals* ironmongers, ac.
3. MANUFACTURES OF MINERAL SUBSTANCES.
Ilashinse and tors for the preparation and working of all
kinds of stone, granite, alabaster, slate, clay, gems, as.
4. MANUFACTURES OF VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES.
Machin and tools for the preparation and waking of all
kinds of wood.
111i14 and other machinery for grinding, crushing, or pre.
p Malt vegetable products.
6. IDOICYACTORES OF ANIMAL SUBSTANCES.
Machinery sad tools for working is horn, bone, ivory,
leather, as.
6. MACHINIST AND APPAILiTUS POR BREWING, DISTIL-
LING, AND MANUFACTURING CRTRIBTRT.
DIVISION C.—MODELS OF ENOINFORINO STRUCTURES,
EXHIBITING THE APPLICATION OF MECHANICAL CON-
TRIVANCES.
Models of bridges, viaducts, roofs of large span, in stone,
wood, iron, an.
Models of docks locks, lighthouse, breakwaters, harbours,
lending par. ite.

COURT OF ALDERMlX.—Yesterday the court pro-
ceeded to omens the Rev. Charles Marshall se =Mister of
S. Jasper, Doke's•place, on the nomination of the.• Right
Hos. the Lord Mayor, in the room of the Rev. Dr. 11.'Daal,
missed.

EXTDAORDINAT DEATIL—Last night an inquest
was held by Mr. Unglues, the depatpeoroner for West.
Waiter, et the Plough-urgent Carey-meet, Lincoln's-ins,
es tbe body of J. Drury, aged 38. The deceased was a
painter. sad lived with he wife and children in Fulwood's•
rests, Kolbe's. He did sot go home with his wages on
Saturday, bat os Sunday evening his wife met hits with
only a halfpenny in his pocket, having boss draak all the
pievioes eight They wait home sad a quarrel lamed.
The other lodaaa streaked thus, sad the wife went down
✓are. The diaeeew Ikea said to s ism named Leahy, that
is ardor sot to make a Wilier disturbance in the Louie be
would go down by the water-pipe Made, sad he got os the
gutter, three stories high, for the purpose. Leahy en-
deavoured to diunede hiss from It, bat he replied that he
bad °Diva dose it. He gotdown well as fuss Ike Met floor,
wisesa projecting brickwork threw him down, sad he fell
in the payment below. He was isseasible, sad takes to
King's College Hospital, where he died the nest der y frees
(maws of the skull sad other Wand's *Wei, Yerdist
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