The Sun.
London, England, 1822-05-30 00:00:00

IN CHEMISTRY AND MINERALOGY.

To Mr. 11. W. Revelcy, 33, King-street West, Bryan-
stone-square, for his communication respecting the nature'
and prepara,ion of the stones used in Tuscany, for grinding
fine flour, the large Silver Medal.
To J. Heigh, Esq. Shelton, Staffordshire, for the discovery_
of a glaze for vessels of common red earthenware, not prejt:j
dicial to the health of those who make use of them, the large
Gold Medal.

IN MECIIA NICS.
To Mr. G. Holditeh, Lynn Regis, for alife-beacon, the large
Silver Medal and Ten Guineas.

To Mr..l..Millikin, 301, Strand, for an improved bistoury,
the large Silver Medal.
To Lieut. R. P. Littlewort, R.N. for an improved ship=s
compass; the large Silver Medal.
To 111 r. .1. Watson, Western Exchange, for. a system 01:
musical notation, for the use of the blind, the Silverlean
Medal.
Alr. C. Goodwin, London-wall, for an improved.bridle.w
' hit, the large Silver Mcdal.
To Al r. R. Thom, Rothesay-mills, near Glasgow, for .a
hydraulic apparatus for regulating the supply of water to mills,
the large Silver Medal.
To 1-1. Gordon, Esq. Capt. R.N., 6, Raftelagli-street, Pim=
lico, for a life-boat, the Silver Vulcan Medal.
To Mr. It. Poring, Clerk of the Cheque, Royal Dockyard,
lymouth, for a wrought iron-carriage for ships' guns, the
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Silver Vulcan Medal.

To Mr. C. A. Busby, Strand, for a Hydraulic Orrety, the
Gold Vulcan Medal.

To Mr. A. Ainger, Everett-street, for a general correctional
scale- I:,r temperature for hydrometers, time Golden Vnlcan*
Medal. .

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To, Mr. W.Wynn, Dean-street, Soho, for an improved hard:-
mer for turret clocks, Twenty Guineas. _
To Mr. Ez. Baker, Whiteehapel-road, for an improved main-
spring for. tire arms, the Silver Medal.
To Mr. W. Hookey, Master Shipwrights' Assistant, Royak;
Dock-yard, 'Woolwich, for a coffer for repairing ships afloat,
she. large Silver Medal. . .
Q Mr.. Hall, Glasgow, for a self-acting apparatus for sup•.
plying steam boilers with, water, Ten Guineas:
To-Mr: Abraham, Sheffield, for a magnetic guard for per-
sons
employed in dry grinding, the Gold Isis Medal.
To Mr. Eustace Wigz4l, 10, New Milman-street, for an
instrument for marking a_ ship's place on a chart, the large
. .Silv •
Tit Mr. •S. Boviler -34, Uxbridge-street, NewingtOn:cause-
way•ifor a rat-trap, Five Guineas.
To Mr., W. Bailey, 272, High Holborn, for an improve&
method of opening and shutting the windows of chtirclies and • •
other pub* buildings, the Silver Vulcan Medal.
To Mr. G. Savage, St. James's-street, Clerkenwell, for
detaehed'escapement, the large Silver Medal.
IN COLONIES AND TRADE.

TO:T. 31‘Arthur,
.Esq. New South Wales, for importing
15,1301b5. of fine wool, die produce of his.,,own flock in New
South Wales, the large Gold Medal.
To the smile, for importing certain quantitlei of *obi.," equal
to the fine electoral Saxon wool, the produce of his ownflock in'
New Smith Wales, the large Gold Medal,
To J. Raine, Esq., for opening a market for the wool raised
in the Settlement of Van Diemen's Land, and for his exertions
in importing the quality. of the same, the silver Ceres Medal:
To the same, for importing 400 tuns of setielephant oil, prti=
cured within the limits of the colony of New South Wales, the
large Silver Medal.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY '29.
THE SING V. MARSHALL AND OTHERS.

Thii was `any indictment against the defendants for a con-
spiracy to give a man false credit ; but as the case went off upon '
a point of form, we forbear entering into the details:
The Jury, tinder the Learned Judge's directions, found the. '
defendants Not Guilty. •

• THE KING V. THATCHER.
This was an indictment against a Vestryman of the parish -
of Paddington' fur an alleged assault upon a pauper, mailed
Church; who had applied to the defendant for relief. There
was contradictory.evitience on both sides. The case went to
the Jury upon the evidence, and they found the defendant,
Nit Guilty. •