The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-01 00:00:00

IN AGRICULTURE AND RURAL ECONOMY.

I. To Ralph Creyke, jun. Esq. Rawcliffe House, near
Thorne, Yorkshire, for wraping 429 'acres of poet, by an im-
proved meth& the large Gold Medal. • . . ,
J. To Coloisel James Wilson, Snellton Castle, near 'Whitby,
for: planting 174 acres with forest trees,' the large Gold
Medal.
2. To Messrs.' Cowley and Staines; WirlilOW,BuCks, for
raising seed from the American grass used in making tine plat,
TwentyGui:rcas.
4. To Mr. Wm. Salisbury, Barossa Place, BrOrnp!on, for
hif communication respecting the material employed in. Tus-
cany for tine plat, the Silver Ceres Medal.
5. To George Whitworth, Esq. Acre House, near Castor,
Lincolnshire, for his improved pererinal rye grass, the Silver
Ceres Medal.

• IN CHEMISTRY.
6. To Mr. J. Roberts, St. Helen's, Lancashire, for his ap-
paratus to enable persons to breathe in air loaded with smoke
and other suffocating vapours, the large Silver Medal and Fifty
Guineas.
7. To Mr. H. Moore, Green Hill, Derby, for his mode of
0. telling and cleaning alabaster, the large Silver Medal.
.8. To Mr. L. Anstey, 27, Drummond Crescent, Somers
Town, for his improved melting pots for iron and brass-foun-
ders, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Twenty Guineas.
9. To Mr. W. Sturgeon, 9, Artillery Place, Woolwich, for
his improved electro-magnetic apparatus, the large Silver
Medal, and Thirty Guineas.
IN MECHANICS:
10. To Mr. W.Friend, Earl-street, Clifton-street, Finsbury,
for a secret lock, Ten Guiaeas.
11. To Mr. J. P. Hubbard, 130, Leadenhall-street, for a
fOlding chair, the Silver Vulcan Medal: • .
12. To Mr. C. W. Williamson, New-street, Elizabeth-
place, Kennington Cross, for an improved smoothing plane,
Ten Guineas.
13. To Mr. T. Griffiths, Royal Institution, for an expand-
ing wedge for sawyers, the Silver Vulcan Af edal. .
14. ':.ro Mr. David Matthews, Basingliall-street, for his im-
proved mode of barroWing out soil,the Silver Vulcan Medal.
15. To, Mr. Elisha Pechey, Bury St. Edmunds, for his
pump for raising, water, Five Guineas.
16. To Mr. T. Cluley, Sheffield, for his lithotomy forceps,
the Gold Vulcan Medal.
17. To W. Brockedon, Esq., Caroline-street, Redford-square,
for a mechanical apparatus to assist's weak' knee-joint, the
large Silver Medal:
18; To Mr. J..Aitkin.„ 55, St. John-street, Smithfield. for
his improved grunter clock, Twenty Guineas. .
• 19. To Mr. W. Hardy,-Wood-street, Spa-fields, for an in-
strument to ascertain very small intervals of: time, the Gold
Vulcan Medal. . .
20. To T. Dickinson, Esq., Capt. R. N., Purbrook Heath,
near Portsmouth,for his mode of applying percussion poWder
to the discharge of ships' guns tfie Gold Vulcan Medal.
21. To Mr. J, Cow, Master-Boat-builder, Royal Dock Yard,
Woolwich, for his improved -mode of conveying anchors and
cannon by means of a ships launch, the Gold Vulcan. Medal.
22. To Alfred. Ainger, Everett-street, Brunswick-
square, for his centering tor arched of wide- span, the Gold
Vulce.n Medal.
23. To Mr. C. Sockl, 47, Royal-row, Lambeth, .for a safe
valve for steam-boilers, the large Silver Medal and Ten
Guineas.
24. To. Colin Shakespear, .Esq., Postmaster-General. Cal-
cutta, for a portable rope bridge,
,the Gold Vulcan Medal.
IN MANUFACTURES.
25. To Mr. R. Jones, Master of St. George's Workhouse,
Little Chelsea, for cloth made of New Zealand flax, the Silver
Ceres Medal and Five Guineas.
Rewards given for Bonnets of British Materials in imitation of
Leghorn.
217. Mr. James Cobbin, Bury St. Edmunds, Fourteen
Guineas.
27. Mrs. Syrett, Bury St. Edmunds, Teri Pounds.
28. Mrs. Venn, Hadleigh, Suffolk, Nine Guineas.
29. Anne Venn, Hadleigh, Suffolk, Three Guineas.
30. Mr. James Long, Barham House of Industry, Silver
Ceres M edal.
31. The Children of the School at Adbury, Berks, Five
Guineas.
32. Lucy Hollowell, Banbury, Fire
33. Mary Marshall, Bandon, near Cork, Two Guineas. -
34. The Children of thascbool at Bandon, Three Guineas.
34. Sophia Dyer, West Merin, near Alton, Two Guineas.
36. Anne Dyer, West Merin, near Alton, Tvio Guineas.
37. Maria Pain, Boxted, near Bury St. Edmunds, Two
Guineas.
38. Mrs. Morrice, Great Brickhill. Bucks, Silver Ceres
Medal.
39. Mrs. Laurie, Exeter, Silver Ceres Medal.
IN COLONIES AND TRADE.

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40. To J. Mackay, Esq. Picton. Nova Szotia, for an instru•
ment for uprooting trees, the Gold Ceres Medal.
41. To Messi's. Petchey and Wood, Van Diemens Land,
New South Wales, for making and importing five tons of ex-
tract of Mimosa bark for the use of tanners, the Gold Ceres
Medal.
42. To M. Le Cadre. Trinidad, for his plantations of clove
trees in the Colony of Trinidad, Fifty Guineas.
IN POLITE ARTS.