5S6 Progress of the British Legislation in 1816. [Jan. I, 



iron or steel with brass or copper, both for improvements on his former patent for 

 plain and ornamental, and working the an improved method of acting upon ma- 

 same into plates, bars, or other articles.— ^chinery, bearing date the 23d day of iVIay 

 August 3. "l814. — August 14. 



John Chat-klen, of Tower-street, James Neville, of Wellington street. 



Seven Dials; for improvements in or on Northampton-square; for new and im- 



valve water-closets. — August 3. proved methods of generating and creating 



John Welch, of Preston, Cotton-rnill- or applying power, by means of steam. or 



roller-maker; for an improvement in the other fluids, elastic or non-elastic, for 



manner of making rollers used in spinning 

 of wool, cotton, silk, flax, tow, or any other 

 fibrous sulistances. — Aug. 3. 



John Dayman, of Tiverton, Gentle- 

 m.in ; for a method of covering or coating 

 iron, steel, and other metals, or mixtures 

 of metals, with lead, copper, brass, or other 

 ineials, or mixtures of metals. — August 3. 



Samlel Nock, of Fleet-street, Gun- 

 maker ; for au improvement in the pan of 

 locks of guns and fire arms. — August 1','. 



Edward Biggs, of Birmingliam, Brass- 

 founder for improvements in or on the ma- 

 chinery used in the making or manufac- 

 turing of pans and stalls of various kinds. — 

 August 14. 



KoBEiiT Tripp, of Bristol, woollen- 

 draper; for an Imssar garter with elastic 

 springs and fastenings, and also elastic 

 sprinifs for pantaloons and other articles. 

 — Angust 11. 



William Moult, of Bedford square ; 



driving or working all kinds of machinery, 

 (including the steam-engines now in use,) 

 and which are applicable also to the con- 

 densing of steam and other aqueous va- 

 pours in distillation or evaporation, and 

 are useful in various manufactories and 

 operations where heat is employed as an 

 agent, or where the saving of fuel is 

 desirable. — Angust 14. 



Jean Samuel Pauly, of Bronipton, 

 engineer ; for a machine for ascertaining, 

 in an improved manner, tlie weight of any 

 article. — Angust 15. 



Anthony Gilchrist, of Worship- 

 square, gent.; for a machine for making of 

 nails, screws, and the working all metallic 

 substances. — August 1.5. 



KoBERT Salmon, of Wooburn, sur- 

 veyor ; for improved instruments for com- 

 plaints in the uretha and bladder. — 

 August 19. 



BRITISH LEGISLATION. 



ACTS PASSED ill the 56th YEAR of (he REIGN of GEORGE THE THIRD, OT in the 

 rOl'RTH SES.S10N of the FIITII PARLlAiMENT of the UNITED KINGDOM. 



CAP. LXXXIV. For the better 

 Accommodation of His 3Inj>'.tti/'s 

 Packets vithiii the Harbour o/'Hofi/hcad, 

 in the Island of Anglesea ; aiid for the 

 better Rc<yulationof the Shipping therein. 

 — June 2.5. 



Cap. LXXXV. To make further 

 Regulations for securing' the Colleclimi 

 of the Duties of Customs and Excise in 

 Ireland, and for the Importation into 

 Ireland of American Staves, and of old 

 Plate and Books from Great Britain. — 

 June 26. 



Cap. LXXXVI. For estallisJiing 

 Regulations respecting Aliens arriving 

 in or resident in this Kingdom, in certain 

 Cases, for Two Years from the passing of 

 this A ct, and ■until the End of the Ses- 

 sion of Parliament in u Inch the said Two 

 Years shall expire, if Parliament shall be 

 then sitting. — June 26. 



Cap. LXXXVII. To regulate Pro- 

 ceedings of Grand Juries in Ireland,upon 

 Bills of Indictment. — June 26. 



Before returning bills of indictment, 

 grand juries to receive evidence of wit- 

 nesses for the crown. 



Depositions made by such witnesses be- 

 fore magistrates may be laid before the 

 Conrt. 



Cap. LXXXVIII. To amend the 

 Law of Ireland, respecti)ig the Recovery 

 (f Tenements from absconding, over- 

 holding, and defaulting Tenants; andfof 

 the Protection of the Tenant from undue 

 Distress. — Junu 26. 



Cap. LXXXIX. To provide for the 

 Charge of certain Additions to the Public 

 Debt of Ireland, for the Service of the 

 Year 1816.— June 20. 



Cap. XC. To defrai) the Charge of 

 the Pay, Cloathing, and contingent Ex- 

 pences of the Disembodied Militia in 

 Great Britain, and of the Miners of 

 Ctirntiall and Devon; and for granting 

 Allowances, in certain Cases, to Subal- 

 tern Officers, Adjutants, Surgeons' Mates, 

 and Serjeant Majors of Militia, until 

 the Twenty-fifth Day of March 1817. — 

 June 26. 



Cap. XCI. To regulate the Trade t^ 



the Colonies of Dcmcrara, Berbice, and 



Essequibo ; to allow the Importation into, 



and Exportation from, such Colonies, of 



tertaiti 



