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FODEN's PATENT MINERAL SIZE PASTE-
A Sub(lnure for Wheaten Flour ufed in Mann-
faettiring purpoks, fuch as Sizing and DrelEng Cotton
and Linen Yarn, Sail Cloth, Paper Hanging, Book Binding, &c.
It has been well tried fur years, and has been fandioned and
fupported by the Brit Ith Parliament, and the firft Chymifts and
Manufadurers of Great Britain hue gixen„teftimony to its ex-
cellence.

This fingular and important difenvery eels made fome years
ante when Flour was very high, by Thomas Foden, of Coventry,
who was brought up to Chymiftry and Surgery, and laved his
country during the American War, in a double capacity; he has
laved his Majelty, honoured by a Commiffion in the Army,
grid has commanded an armed 'hip In At Merchants' fervice.
During this time Chymiltry and the Mechanic Arts were never
from his head or bean, unlds prevented by other duty.
When Flour had advanced to an enormous price, (bent time
back) knowing the kareity was increafed by a great confonsp-
lion for mann/alluring purzaes, and employed In a great num-
ber of domeitic branches of trade, it (truck his mind that a fub-
ftitute might be found out by a fkilful Chyntift to fuperfeck
that article in all manufacturing purpofes.
He inftunly analyzed Wheat Flour, and found it to confift of
a farina, or R mcally fubflance, combined with a wonderful glu-
ten. It occurnAl to him tl at a number of Vegetables and knots,
fuck as Potatoes and fprelee of dry Mn(., poffeffed qualities
Malay gelatinous. He now looked into the bowels of the
earth, and ranfacked nature, and the mineral kingdom till
he found a farina for his gluten—lt was gypfiim, or the
falphat of lime faturized by the vitriolk acid. This won •
derful earth, not well known to Chymlfts, when pulve-
rized and mitred with the Gluten from Potatoes, with •
little mineral alkali (common fait) glue (rum animals, &c.
produced the artificial Flour. Thus my daring attempt (m-
-etaled to my ittmoft walks. and I frequently &ewe.' the won-
derful phenomena of an cart►y Moor to admiring friend. and
Chymifts; it makes • moil brilliant e•'tile and tenaciosss
not liable to putridity, whichgives it every advantage over Hour
or anyfinlle Vt gt Tattle I' die, as it is incorruptible, (and putrid
Pate ocenfionst he mildew of Sail-cloth, and all other cinch.)
It has frequently hap.pen• d to enterprizing men that interlo-
pers run away with th, it dila:went. and although this matter
rcfpecling P.at ans. was before the Britt& Parliament in May,
Bco, as may be leen in the Votat a certain houfe at hlicalhem,
took out a Patent in January, t Sot. for the dikovery which
T. Fades learned them the year before. How thofe men will
look' when brought into Guildhall, nett term, the Public wi:l
be infomicil.
T. Poor - informs the world that he wants fame man of ho-
nour to Rep forward, who has a property to carry on his Patent,
and be will prove, that whatever may be the pncc of Flair, kis
Compolition (hall be fold at half that price.
Any Letters or Proporals :po(tpai,i) will find T. Fed= at
the Clots-, in fleet-ftrret, London, liven days to come, or after
that, at his book, in Coventry, 1 HOM.tS FODYN.
Sept. 14, a Sot. Patentee of the hlkaal !Bata,