Star.
London, England, 1823-05-29 00:00:00

CARVING IN WOOD.

S 5. To Mr. Nichol', 6, Grafton-street East, for a carving In
wood of a figure, the Gold Isis Medal.
54. To Itr. Henry Lailes, 434, Oxford-street, for an original
carving of flowers, the Silver Isis Meslit

L 7. To Mr. .Tames Harris, Plymouth, for a• syringe to pee.
serve oil paint in, the large Silver Medal and Ten Guineas.
58. Ts' Wairen, for improvements in the art of
engravirg on steel plate, the large Gold Medal. •
59. To W. Uroefiedon, Mg. 11, Caroline-stree
square, fora refit for painters, the Silver his Melial.
60. To Mr. W. D. chic, 1, Seymour•place, Islington, fot his
method of taking cast, of leaves and foliage, the Silver Isis
Medal.

Bedford-

• 61. Ta Mr. G. Mills, Vt. Ossnlston-street, Somers Tows,
for the new die of the Vulcan Medal presented by him, the
Gold Vulcan Medal,

IN *NIANI/FACTIPIES.
1. To Mr. W. V. Shentcn, Winchester, for an improved co-
sine foe tramming silk, the Silver Vulcan Aledal.
2. To Mr. W. Cobhett, Kensington, for plat from English
grass, the large Silver Medal.
IN M EC/IA N ICS.
1. To 3lr. C. A. Siebe, fur a tap fur hollow screws, the Silver
Vulcan Medal and Five Ciainoas.

2. To Mr. E. Pechey, Bury St. Edmund's, for a mangle, the
Silver Vulcan Medal and Ten Guineas.
3. To Ed. Speer, Esq. 7, New !an, for his centrifugal check
booke,the Silver Vulcan Medal.
1. T. It. W. Wilkinson, Esq. Captain. E. M. Chatham, foe
marine arnucbest, the large Silver Medal. . •
5. To J. Amesbury, Esq. 82, Great Surrey-street, for an appa-
ratus for fractures of the lower limbs, the Gold Wean Medal
C. To Mr. W. Rayne*, 10, Regent-street, Westminster, for a
cap for fractured patella, the Silver Vulcan Medal and Teo
G uineas.
7. To Mr. James Jones, 1 SO, High Hawn, for a kihi for
drying grain, the large Gold Medal
'B. To Mr. Jas. Dennett, 7, Regent-street, Mile-end, far an
apparatus for baling ships, the large Silver Medal.
C. C. Dansey, Esq. Captain Royal Artillery, Havering,
for a kite for effecting a communication between a stranded ship
and the shore, the Gold Vulcan Medal.
10. To Mr. J. Evans, 12, Ellen Terrace, St. Geterge's in the
East, for his method of equalizing the straits on tackles, the large
Silver Medal.

. To Mr. J. Elliott, Sheffield, for his apparatus for the use
of dry grinders, the Gold Vulcan Medal.

IN COLONIES AND TRADE.
1. To Mr. 3. F. Denoun, Aberdour, Medlin, for export-
ing British cured herrings Fifty Guineas.
2. To Mr. Gregory llialland, for wills, the. produce ef his
vineyard, in New South Wale:, the large Silver Medal.
The Society have also directed, that the following perform-
ances in the class of Polite Arts, be exhibited, ea account of
their merit, with those to which premiums have beep awarded.
A finished anatomical drawing, by Mr. G.ttlimpsem.
Au original painting of flowers, by Miss Bovrity.
A copy of a miniature, by Mr. Edwin Dalton.
A finished drawing of the Gladiator, bY Mr. 3. Poiret.
A drawing of the Altar Screen of st..sokkost%
Southwark, by Mr. G. °wilt. jan. b.
A copy, iu oil, from the butt of Homer, by Mr. Phi
.
A copy of a miniature,by Miss Mary Anne Hale. '
Cho Society have aloe voted their special thighs i
• To Capital. Hawkins, for his plant dals at HMS IMO.
Drag Niggsbeidge, Devon.
To Mr. T. Jones; Ludgate-hill, for his guard to the wheels of
waggons.