The Sun.
London, England, 1837-09-04 00:00:00

NE `y PATENTS.

To WLliam Palmer, of Sutton-street, Clerkenwen, in the
county of Middleiex, manufacturer, for his invention of
improvements in printing paper-hangings ; sealed July 29--
six months for inrolment.
To James Matley, of the city of Paris, in the kingdom of
France, and of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster,
gentleman, for his invention of a machiac called a tiering
machine, upon a nes principle, for supplyieg colours to, and
be used by, block printers, in the printing of cotton, linen,
and woollen clothes, silks, paper, and other substances and
articles to which block-printing is or may be applied, with-
out the aid or assistance of a person to tier upo❑ ; sealed
Aug. 2—two months for inrolment.
To Archibald Richard Francis Rosser, of New Boswell-
court, in the county of Middlesex, Esq., for an invention
of improvements in preparing manure, and in the cultivation
of land, being a communication from a foreigner residing
abroad ; sealed Aug. 2—six months for inrolment.
To Alexander Mactr.van, grocer and tea-merchant, in
Glasgow, for his invention of a process for the improvement
of teas as ordinarily imported.; sealed Aug. S.—six months
for inrolment.

To Richard Thomas Beck, of the parish of Little Ston-
ham, in the county of Suffolk, gentleman, for a new or im-
proved apparatus or machanisin for obtaining power and
motion, to be used as a mechanical agent generally, which
he intended to denominate race vivre, being a communica-
tion from a foreigner residing abroad ; sealed Aug. 9—six
months for inrolment.
To William Gossage, of Stoke Prior, in the county of
Worcester, manufacturing chemist, for his invention of cer-
tain improvements in the processes or operations connected
with the manufacture of alkali from common salt, and with
the use of the products obtained therefrom ; scaled Aug.
17—six months for inrolment.

To William Gillman, of Bethnal-green, in the county of
Middlesex, engineer, for his invention of an improvement
or improvements in steam-boilers and in engines, to be ac-
tuated by steanr or other power ; sealed Aug. 17—six
months for inrolment.

In pursuance of the report of the Judicial Committee of
her Majesty's Privy Council, to Henry Shuttleworth, of
Market Harborough, in the county of Leicester, gentleman,
and Daniel Foot Taylor, of the Priory, in the parish of
Woodebester, in the county of Gloucester, pin manufac-

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turer, of certain combinations of, and improvements in, ma-
chinery for making pins, being an extension of an invention
for the term of five years from the 15th of May 1838, the
expiration of the former Letters Patent, granted for the
term of fourteen years to Lemuel Wellman Wright ; sealed
Aug. 21.
To John George Hartley, of Beaumont-row, Mile-end-
road, in the county of Middlesex, Esq., for his invention of
an improved application of levers for the purpose of mul-
tiplying power ; sealed Aug. 22.—six months for inrolment.
To Thomas Du Bonlay, of Sandgate, in the county of
Kent, Esq., and John Joseph Charles Sheridan, of Lewis-
ham, in the same county, Esq., for their invention of im-
provements in drying and screening malt ; sealed Aug. 24--
six months for inrolment.
To James Crellin, of' Liverpool, in the county of Lancas-
ter, and James Holt, of the same place, plumbers, for their
invention of certain improvements in watercloseti ; sealed
Aug. 24—six months for inrolment.
To Robert Brown, of Water-side, Maidstone, in the
county of Kent, engineer and iron-founder,
.for his inven-
tion of certain improvements in the construction of Cockle's
stoves, or apparatus for drying or stowing hops, malt, grain,
or seeds ; sealed Aug. 24—six months for inrolment.

To William Hearn, of Southampton-street, Pentonville,
in the parish of St. James, Clerkenwell, and county of
Middlesex, engineer, and William Dasies, of Upper North-
place, Gray's Inn-road, in the parish of St. Pancras, and
county of Middlesex, plumber, for their invention of a cer-
tain improvement or certain improvements in the construc-
tion of boilers for the generation of steam and heating water
or other fluids ; sealed Aug. 24—six months for inrolmeot.
To William Southwell, of Winchester-row, New-road,
in the county of Middlesex, pianoforte-maker, for his inven-
tion of a certain improvement in pianofortes ; sealed Aug•
24—six months for inrohnont.

" KINDNESS IN WOMEN," BY T. HAYNE3
BAYLY, ESQ.—Mr. Bayly's name, winged by some hun-
dred of the most popular songs of our time, has flown far
and wide ; he now comes before us in the character of a
novelist. In " Kate Leslie," he devotes himself to senti-
ments and affection, and relates the history of one of those
successors to the patient Grisel, whose lot it is. to have
their happiness blighted by selfish and exacting husbandi•
Kate is a sweet, gracious creature ; and we have a kind-
ness for Ibhotson, the usher in her father's school, and
whom she ought to have married ; but Mrs. Podd is stir
favourite, and is one of those characters that gives relief
and interest to every novel. In "David Dumps" Mr.
Haynes Bayt3., illustrates with unchecked huutou,evi
career of a doleful man, born to ill-luck—whose love 'of
course, goes wrong—whose friends suspect him ; one
whom knaves cheat and strangers laugh at, until he is com-
fortably married to a sensible young gentlewoman, who ii
as mirthful as he is melancholy, and rules him for 1116
good. These volumes are sure to become a favourite.---
.4thenccum.
A young Englishman was lately found drowned In
a reservoir near a chalet on Mount Tendre, one of the
points of the Jura. His knapsack was laid'in the chalet.
and be had probably gone to the reservoir to draw salt
water and had fallen in. His watch, money, papers, and
other effects were sent to the British Ambassador at Berne-
It has since been ascertained that his name was Henry'
Herbert, a medical student of London, aged 25.
" 151,1CL8 HORACB."—Mrs. Hall, in her pew
novel entitled " Uncle Horace," has hit on a mutt bop/
expedient for ensuring that popularity for her Mork which
an appeal to the self-love of her readers. So
claims. A British merchant, in the best sense of that Cour
prehensive phrase, is one of the highest and noblest grades
of modern character, :nd in " Uncle Horace" we sra
presented with the very best ideal of that character which
has hitherto been given to the world. His unbounded ire'
nerosity linked with the severest caution—the bitter vets
of satire that blends with his hearty good nature—thb
acute penetration and quick perception which nevartlieles,
cannot overcome the natural and almost necessary, Prerd
dices of his birth and bringing up ; these, and many otb"
equally marking traits, give to " Uncle Horace" a..,fliiror
chance of passing down to posterity, and taking 'his rank
among the Squire Westerns, Parson Adanases, &c., of our
English Gallery of Literary Portraits than almost any othet
character that we could name in -Our current literature of
this class.

On Saturday, the 19th ult. (says a correspondent)*
a gentleman from Yorkskire being. struck with the irnmetilus
number of vehicles which 119,saW pass down King Wrilliar.
street, London-bridge, determined to count their numlier
for one whole day. By the kindness of Mr. Robert 'Al's'
the proprietor of the white almond soap, he was accomm.o"
dated with a room over the manufactory, at 51, 1(11,1i
William-street, and from eight o'clock in the morning ","
eight o'clock in the evening he carefully counted the
cies passing to and fro, and found that during that one
day, or Pfliours, there passed the extraordinary number
11,000 carriages. It is believed that there is no street ill
the city, or in any part of the metropolis, or perhaps in arif
city in the world, where so many carriages may be seen to
pass in one day.
The principal part of the cargo of the Trusk'y,which
arrivedve ye ti to
on
LonLimerickdo n. frlotm
consisted China
only about one-sixth of which have found a
ssaoiulottris.
were
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mostlyae Itivrabaintkedayisn, k
shil",°-nas'clawndertr mnSur;ingTonhde
squandering their money through the streets, in a state of
intoxication.

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T. COX SAVORY, Goldsmith, Sze., 47, CornhIll:
London, informs the Public, that he offers DESSERT FRUIT
KNIVES and FORKS, with plain ivory handles, silver. ferrules.
plated on steel blades, at Three Guineas per dozen pair, or with
solid silver blades, at Eight Guineas and a Half per dozen pair.
N. B. Carved ivory handles at 13s. 6d. extra per dozen Pair._

BIRTHS.
t P-'- Lode' Peckham, Mrs. S. Steinnout

On the 30th ult., a nory ge,
of a daughter.
On the 30th ult., at Dinham Lodge, Ludlow, the lady of the Rcr'
Robert Aleyricke, of a son.
On the Ist inst., at Tooting-common, the lady of R. H. Lloyd,
Esq., of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 31st ult., at Sunning-hill, Berkshire, Henry Hugh Prazth.r.:
Esq., of Flamstead Bury, Hertfordshire, to Catherine, eldest daug
ter of the late W. Dawson, Esq., of Turnham-green. cioft,
yßaluOrtar.le,triltatoewj:y3onlis,itaAtiriba
tilleatr.,oanrteaTt,h
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On the 31st ult., at St. Mildred's, Poultry, Fitzmaurice, tihdoiriat,
son of Dr. West, M.D., of Newbury, Berks, to Catherine, ei
daughter of the late Mr. Dulin, of the Poultry. 11.
On the 31st ult., at Blendworth Church, the Rev. ' of the
Clinton Chester, eldest son of the late General Chester, tho
Coldstream Guardt, and Rector of Elsted, Sussex, to Dori,
daughter of the 14te Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour,
and K.C.13.

. bert
On the 30th ult., in Wyndham-pDIED
lace, Brvanston-square, , Sir
Grahaert; Esq., of the Admiralty, Somerset-place, eldost'iou Ro
°'
R. Gram2Bth, Bault. rt., aged 24. gliter
On the ha,
at Kilmarnock, Janet, eldest (twin) oul
of James Finale, Esq., of Tulse-hill, London, aged eight yesr9
three mouths. path.
On the 28th ult., at an advanced age, in Brook-street, , of
Mrs. Amelia Rogers, only daughter of the late Rev. 13.
Rains
On comb, Wilts.
the 31st Ult., at Chelsea. Mr. Ceo. Hardcss, aged 71.

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