The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-17 00:00:00

MONEY AWARDS.

Grenier, G. F., for his new and useful method of bring.
ing into unison the strings of each choir of the piano-
forte, also for his invention of a new and mechanical
contrivance fur pianos, combining the advantage of
Erard's machine, with greater simplicity of construc-
tion and durability, 501.
Wood, J. S., for the expenses incurred in constructing
his piano violin, 501.

JURY Xb.
THE COUNCIL MEDAL.

Dent, E. J., for his large turret clock, on account of the
combination of strength and accuracy of time-keeping
attained in it, which aro also accomplished by a
cheaper mode of construction than in other turret-
clocks of a high character
Japy Brothcm cl, ck and watch movements made by
machinery, much cheaper than by any other move-
ment and (quay good
Lutz, C., for his watch &Janes springs, which were
submitted to the jury to the test of stretching out and
heating without alicting their form
Wagner, J. (/sTeveo, fo,.e his clock with a continuou3
motion f.r driving teleicopes, and for his collection of
turrct-clock', which oa the whole display great ferti-
lity of invention

THE PRIZE MEDAL.
Audemars, L, 'Watt:lll3 and watch movements
Benoit, A,, watches, and tooth polishing machine
Brocot, A.. half dead jewelled escapement
Du Bois, F. Williams, astronomical clock
D.,t(a:che and Houdin, good collection of clocks
Frodshkm, C., chronometers and watches
Grandjean, H., pocket chronometers
Gras Ulaudl, C. H., two matches
Gannery, V., astronomical clock
Gowland, James, clock escapement
Gourdin, J., small turret clock
Hutton, J., chronometers
Jackson, W. 11. and S., watches, solid key
Jurgenson and Sons, chronometer
Loseby, E. T., compensated balance
Lecoultre. A., watches, watch movements, and pinions
Mercier, S.. watches
Charles, escapement (clock)
Montondon Brothers, watch main springs
Patek, Philippe, and Co., chronometers, watches, &c.
Parkinson and Frodsham, chronometers and watches
Richard, Louis, chronometer
and Colin, cheap house clocks
Reydor, P. G., Brothers,
'tether, A.. cheap watch alarunas
Ricussec, N., watch, with printing second hands
Roberts, R., turret clock, and watch plata drilling ma-

chino
Roskell, J., collection of maxis and watches
Rotherham and Sons, collection of watches
Viisiere, chronometers

)HONEY AWAZID.

Rotor, F., to enable
ihim to carry on further experi-
ments to tent the sochrouism of spirals, his invention
of a now and ingenious free spring escapement being
particularly adapted for that purpose, 50/.

JURY Xc.
THE PRIZE MEDAL.

Arnott, Dr. J., mode of applying cold to a novel thera.

peutical agent
Aozoux 1)r. L., anatomical model?. These models are
calculated to aid the study of anatomy, human and
comparative
Avery, John, illuminating apparatus for exploring long

and .narrowcanals _
Bigg, 11. and Son, for collection
Bcrat Brothers, herniary bandages
CaLanni, Prof., a series of models in wax representing
the anatomy of the torpedo
Caplin, Madame, corsets
Caplic, J., gymnastic apparatus and orthorachidie

struments -
Charriere, J. F., for collection
Evans, W., artificial leg
Evans and Co., for collection
Ferguson and Sons, for collection
Gordon, J., anatomical model in ivory
Gowing, Thos. Wm., veterinary instruments
Grosemith, W. 8., artificial eyes
Hutchinson, Dr., spirometer
Junod, T., apparatus for hemospatic
Luer, A., for collection and the great ingenuity and ad-
mirable workmanship of several instruments for oper-
ation on the eve
Machell, T., saw, or ostestome
Palmer, B. F., artificial leg
Polycarpo. A., a case of surgical instruments
F. C. accoustic instruments for the deaf
Simpson, H., for collection
Simpson, G., anatomical model of the human figure.
This figure consists of pieces that may be detached
at pleasure, and is calculated to stand the heat of tro-
pical climates
Thier, Taterelle. •

JURY XL
THE PEIZE MEDAL.

Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, an assortment of
drillings, ticking s, sheetings, and cotton flannel
Anderegg, T., cambric muslini of unusually fine yarns
Anderson, D. and J., ginghams
Brook, Jonas, and Brutners, two to nine cord sewing
thread
Christy and Sons, Turkish bath towel
Daudvilie, A., excellence of manufacture in harness,
window curtains, and piece muslins
De Bost, C., grey calicoes
Duhar Delespsul, cotton trouserings
Duranton, J. 8,, shirt fronts, loom made, in imitation of

needlework
Fehr, J. C., jiequard muslins
Ferouelle and Rolland, novelty of design and beauty of
manulacture, in coloured and figuredmthlies
Finiayson, F., and Co., beauty of design and superiority
of execution in fast-coloured sprigged lappets
Gardner and Bszley, finer yarns
Hartmann and Sou, figured cottons
normalises, Miller, and Co., shirtings and long cloths
nouldsworth, T., and Co., fine yarns
Johnson, J., quiltings and toilet covers
Jourdain, X., muslin
Lambert, A. (Christ. Son), cotton kalmucks and beavers
Lang, Johann, gingham's; design suited to French and
German taste
Leumann Brothers, specimens of Turkey red
Lisbon Weaving Company, cotton blankets and shawls
M`Bride and Co., cotton diaper woven by power
Mallett (of Messrs. Vantroyon and Mallett), yarns
Major and Gill, loom-made double contils and nankeens
for corsets
Mair, 1., Son, and Co., cheap window curtains by a new
arrangement of the jacquard loom
Martin, W. and Son, furniture dimities
Myerscough, Steel, and Co., toilet quilts end bed covers
Naf, M., toilet quilts and bed covers
Nef, J. J., spotted muslin
Ourscatnp, The Company of (Peigr. 6 Delacourt, manager),
bleached muslins
0 wtram, R. and Co., figure and chequered cambrics
Pansa and Hauschild, four-thread and other numbers of

knitting cotton s
Patterson, Jamieson, and Co., imitation of Madras

handker”biels
Raschle and Co., imitation of Madras handerchiefs,
those with blue grounds especially good
Ransauer, Aebly, tartan and book musiin
Symington, 11. 11. and Co., harness window curtains
'Amer and Topffer, onion table cloths
Vogel and Carrier, levantines
Weigle, J. J., vc,istcoatings (with relation to cost)
Willimentic Duck Manufacturing Company, cotton sail-
cloth.

JURY XII.
TIZE PRIZE MEDAL.

Akroyd, J., and Son, dunask3, including also the
award for carded Genappo yarns
Aksenoff, J., woollen cloths
Albinet, jun., blankets
Appel-.ley, J. and D., black cloth
Armitage, Brothers, woollen cloths
Astorian Company, Lladdenileld, articles made of

hair far
Bacot, P., and Sons, fancy black and satin doeskins ;
also fine piece-dyed black cloths of a thin make
Bareicot and Hurst', woollen cloths
Bearilsell, 1., and Co., wooneu cloths
Beardsell, C., and Co., woollen cloths
Bennett, I. and A.. woollen cloths of new materials
Benoist, Mulct, and Wolbrume, fine flannels
Bernhard, W., woollen cloLbs
Berteche, Chesnon, end Co., fancy doeskins
Bietry a:AI Son, cashmere cloths
Billiet and Iloor, yarns
Biolley, P., and Sun, thin piece-dyed black for ex-
portation
B and Son, figured goods
°(iinßraun,trlßeY'
rotherr, WOollen cloths
Brooke, J., and Sow,
w,)olleu cloths
Brown, J. and li., and Co., ~9.coteh tweeds, &o.

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Caillet F s‘nquaville, merinos
Carr, T. and W., woollen cloths, also bearers
Chatelain and Foron, flannelsChelinviere and S,m, woollen cloths
Clarenhich and Son, woollen yarns
Clerk, J. and T,, woollen cloths swilkef.,ttanndd csoiltkwwiarp
Crombin, J., and Co., Scotch tweeds
Croutelle, Nephew, yarns xed With
David, Brothers, and Co., merinos and cloths mt
organzine and spun silk
Davidavie s L,
R. S.,
abbeanad
dnCoe.,omnse, finerinos
starlets.
(lowness of PO
Davies, )
Dauphinot-Perard, merinos
Daheselle, A. J., flannels, swanskins, Stc.
Delattre and Son, worsted fabrics and merinos
Delfosse, Brothers, merinos
Dicksons and Laings, woollen fabrics
Dubois, G. and Co., trouser cloth
Early, J., and Co., Witney blankets
Ecroyd, W., and Son, carder and Genappe yarns
Eyres, W., and Sons, woollen cloths
Fiedler, A. G., woollen cloths
Firth, E . and Sons, blankets with cotton wsrP
Forster, F., Spanish stripes °
Foster, J., and Son, worsted stuff goods, including gal
the award for alpaca, mohair, and lustre yarns
Fortin-Boutellier, felt cloths for pianos
Gamble, W., blankets
Geissler, C. S., woollen cloths
Gevers and Schmidt, woollen cloths
xbiba
Gilbert and Stevens (Massachusetts), tisane-6s e
by Johnson, Sewell, and Co.
Gott and Sons, woollen cloths (for exportation) A. Or
Groutclikoff, E. and J., woollen cloths, worst
ganzlne silk warp fabrics, and Cashmere-de-15W
Gray, S., woollen cloths
Grossman, C. G., woollen cloths
Gruner, F. W., merinos
1101
Hass, L. F., and Sons, woollen cloths 104
Haas, P., and Sons, furniture damasks and
velvets
H.tberland, G. A., woollen cloths ; ni 1 Oa'
Hagues, Cook, and Wormald, blankets for Valrr-
kets, also travelling rugs, including award for SO
strips
Hargrave end Nusizeys, woollen cloths from ner
rutls
Helms, W., doeskins, cassimeres, &c.
Ilendrichs, F., woollen cloths
Henry, A. and S. and Co., woollen cloths
Herrmann, W., woollen cloths
sen., Cashmere and merino yarl3s
Mosel, R. and Co., darna,ks
Holdsworth, J. and Co., damasks and other fob
cloths
Hooper, C. and Co., fine cloths, also elastic close IF
glovitig
Horsfall, J. G. and Co., light cloths
Inglis and Brown, tweeds
Isaieff, P., woollen cloths
I'zigsohn, M., woollen cloths
Johel Desmares, 1., woollen cloths sill
Jo?. et t, T. and Co., fabrics from alpaca weft lot
cotton warps, a,so of silk warp and linen *011.6 (0-
Key , Richardson, and Wrce, china goods of
cotton, bilk, and linen, with printed warps
Keller, Joseph, woollen yarns
Kesseikaul, J. 11., wo. lien cloths
Knupfer and Litt inbuser, merinos and brocaded

Chines
Lachapelle a,nd Lovarlet, woollen yarns
Lantein and Co., bar and woollen yarns
Leach, J. and Sons, flannels
Leipr c Spinning Company, merino yarns
101
Llo) d, W. and Co., Welsh flannels Ile
I.4‘;ckwood and Keiehley woollen cords an- ve
Lohee, E., damask goods made with worsted au
and worsted and silk
Lucas Brothers, merino yarns
Lutza Brothers, woollen cloths
Marling, S. S. and Co., woollen cloths
Mathieu, Robert, merinos
M'Crea, H. C., and Co., damasks
Meissner, F. T., woollen cloths for exportatioaci4: 00)
Milligan, W., and Son, embroidered alpaca IV° 110
a patented process of the exhibitors
Mollet-Warree, Brothers, fabrics of worsted 101' 00
silk, much used for foreign consumption
Morand and Co., draps d'ete, or summer cloths
like merinos g
Mourceau, —, stuffs fur furniture hangi6P
st
table. covers, &c.
Offermann, F. W., fancy trouser oods
Palling, ~ billiard cloths, and scar-let hunters' sa
cloths
Parnuit, Dautresme, and Co., woollen cloths to
Patterson, J., blankets
rieos,
Paturee-Lupin, Seydoux, Sieber, and Co.,
mousselines-de-laine, bar egos, and
eluding also the award for yarns
Pawson, T., Son, and Martin, woollen cloths ply,
Pease, H., and Co., Coburg cloths, single a, naws.,
twill, worsted weft and cotton warp,
the award for yarns
Peill and Co., woollen cloths
Peed and Marmot, Cashmere fabrics
'Of
Petit Clement, merinos °/1° ki
Pin-Bayard, woollen cloths and damask worst hled
Pocock and Rawlings, woollen cloths, Obi°
Messrs. Barber, Howse, and Mead
Paachea-Potier, merinos osl 1.0
Rand, John, and Sons, fabrics of wool, and acsta
blued with cotton and silk, including the Air
yarns tgd
Reid, J., freizo cloths and milled tweeds, eZel
bi
Mr. R. Allen, Dublin
Roberts, W., and Co., tweeds
Robinson, T., blankets
Roger, Brothers, and Co., merino yarns
Rogers, G., Coburg cloths of worsted and cotton
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Salter, S., and Co., woollen cloths°l7.
Salt, Titus, alpaca and mohair fabrics, also theirs _
Al,
moreens for furniture hangings
Schlumberger, G., and Co., damasks for furnitgle
ings, of worsted and silk
Schmidt, J. G., jun., and Sons, folded card yarn.
Schmieger, A., woollen yarns
Scholl, A., woollen cloths
Scholter, L., and Sons, woollen cloths
Schofield, Brown, Davis, and Halse, flannels, by
J. Schofield and Co., Haybrook, ,Rodirile
Schurrman and Schroder, woollen cloths descrier
Schwann, Kell, and Co , fabrics of various desom
and all adapted for foreign markets
Santis, Son, and Co., woollen yarns
Shaw, J. SY. and H., woollen cloths
Siegmund, W., fabrics of wool and silk, &c. Ol
Signoret Rochas, P.. woollen cloths (econordi
duction).
Smith, J., and Sons, flannels
Snell, John, beauty of finish in woollen cloth
Solbrig, C. F., merino yarns
Si,engler, Charles, woollen cloths
Stancamb, W. and J., juns., trouser goods
Stcoivell and Sugden, mohair yarns
a
Sugden, J., and Brothers, Genappe, mohair, A--n
gED
yarns, including also award for fabrics o'
wool, combined with cotton
Sykes, D., and Co., woollen cloths
Sykes, J., and Son, woollen cloths
Tchetverikofi, woollen clothes ptbd
Thornton, Firth, Ramadan, and Co., woollen c
Tolson and Sons, trousers goods, and vestingso isrpool
Townend Brothers, Genappe, mohair, and Knock
Trowel, A., and Co., fabrics of worsted, alp
mohair shot with cotton, silk, and linen
Tweedale, J., and Sons, flannel
Vogel, W., damasks
Volner, —, woollen fabrics cleglO
Wa!ker, J. and Co. (Lindley, Leeds), mohair, osr 0
Walker, J., and Sons (Millshaw, Leeds), scoolte.oo9o
Weis:4l°g, E. F., merinos,: and • brocaded
chine"
atbili%
Wilkinson, Johh, felt cloth for ships' 0.-6- wip
other purposes a yr,
Wilson, J. J. and W., railway wrappers 0013
mere rugs 360
Winkler and Sons, chambard fabrics, merinos,
Wrigley, J. and T. C., and Co., woollen cloths
Xhoffray and Co., wooll©n yarns
York and Sheepshanks, woollen cloths
Zaalberg, J. C., and Son, a fancy blanket
Ziegler and Haussnaann, merinos

JURY XIII,
TEE PRIZE MEDAL.
Alsop, Rebins, and Co., sewing silks
Andreao, C., velvet ribbons et."
Balay, Jules, ribbons made of silk in the gum it a'l
13alleidier, 1%, assortment of vestings and figure
and terry for 00
Barth, Massing, and Plinchon, black silk plu°'oll°,
Barres Brothers, their perfection of trains I°t,„ for '
organzire, 16, 18, 20, 22, and 26, 28 derale•
and plush ,a g
Bauman and Streuli, plain and armura silks, -
gros de Naples
Bellon, Joseph, and Co., black satins and ta-ccil:/,
Bertrand, Gayet, and Dumontat, chino and "
shaw - ir, scarfs, and cravats (fit
Bischoff, Christopher and John, black taffeta
Rhin, and some good black satins and ribbotios
Bonnet, J. and C., black satins and black taffe
loopy
Bonneton, J., organzine for plush and satin etr
Bouvord and Dircliti, a few specimens of tub orae
which exhibit manufacturing talent of a bio ,0111"
Bravo, Michael Pignerol, organzine for sating ago
Bridgett, Thomas, and Co sewing silks, P- I'l
(l°
and tarsnet ribbons iia ra°
Brisson Brothers, black silk plush, princips,'d
power nelgt
Brecklehurst, J. and T., Persias, forges, 0-6
de Naples, handkerchiefs
Brosse and Co., colourtd velvets e'i:t
Brough, J. and J., and Co., sewing silks , atl.ok
Brunet, Leconapte. Guichart, andeblowerer
hroidered silk, gauzes, grenadinss, at'd
dresses, shawl:3, collars, scarfs, and cravats ordi
Buision (widow), gauze ribbons Og
nte, fa
Carupball, Harrison, and Lloyd, moire, Gl3"- far
and brocaded sinus f _to
Carquillat (weaver of Lyons), woven po!tr.,
Pius IX., and ditto of the Dec d'Auniaie'' A 00Y
workshop; E.Lo of the Queen aaa atl"
Carter, Vavaseur, and Rix, figured 61,P•- otP
antique
Ca ,ay and Phillips, plain black raCalmor° 613 a fel
plain silks th cad g ti
Cban.lbon, Casimie, Alaix (Gard), fine r
reP
dine, and organzino fur satin
Chamflir
p3gne and Rangier, assortment of rich
Chatron and Son, organzine for tulle, for r' ,10
foa plush and satin red °I
Chichizala, J., ausi Co., plain velvets and lig°
Collard and Conte, assortment of r.bhona
14
Cope, I.lammi..rton, and Cc, figured ribben° 10
Cornell, Lyeil,and abstcr, ribbons frOtzi
Couderc, 6oucaret, and Sans, gnu a Watery
220 threads per inch