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was 20,667,398 pounds lifted one foot with each bushel of eoals. 
Woolf’s engine at Wheal Vor lifted 45,493,303 5 and the one at 
Wheal Abraham 45,896,352 pounds one fvot high with each 
bushel. 
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LIST OF PATENTS. FOR NEW INVENTIONS. 
To Joseph Mauton, of Davies-street, Berkeley-square, gun- 
maker, for his improvements in the construction and use 
of certain of the parts of fire-arms, and also of the shoeing of 
horses. February 29, 1816.—6 months. 
To Francis Terril, of Longacre, coachmaker, for his new 
wheel-guard —2d March.—6 months. 
To John Wood the Younger, of Bradford, worsted spinner, 
and Joshua Wordsworth, in the parish of Leeds, machine makez, 
for certain improvements in machines applicable to every de- 
scription of spinning.—2d March.—2 months. 
To Bryan Donkin, of Grange-road, Bermondsey, engineer, 
for a method of effecting certain purposes or processes, in which 
a temperature above that of boiling water is requisite or dekinabte: 
by applying the temperature requisite or desirable in the said 
certain process for effecting the said certain purposes, in a man- 
ner not hitherto employed therein.—2d March.—2 months. 
To George Frederick Muntz, of Birmingham, in the county of 
Warwick, roller of metals, for a method of abating, or nearly 
destroying, smoke, and of obtaining a valuable product there- 
from.— 2d March.—2 months. 
To John Leigh Bradbury, of the city of Gloucester, gentle- 
man, for certain improvements in the machinery for spinning 
of cotton, flax, wool, tow, worsted, or any other fibrous sub- 
stance.—9th March. t's months, 
To Pierre Francois Montgolfer, of Leicester-square, engineer, 
for his improvements on the machine denominated lelzer hy- 
draulique, oy hydraulic ram.—14th March.—6 months, 
To John Stead, of Wicker, in the township of Brightside 
Bierlow, in the parish of Shettield, coachinaker, for a stage- 
coach, or other coach or carriage, a the carrying of passengers 
on lighter and more commodious principles than usual, that is te 
say, for the carrying of four or more inside passengers ; six, eight, 
ten, or more outside passengers, with greater safety than those now 
in use carrying the same number of passengers,—1 4th } March,— 
2 months. 
To Mare Isambard Brunel, of Lindsay-row, Chelsea, who in con- 
sequence of a communication made to him by a certain foreigner 
residing abroad, is become possessed of the invention of the “ tri- 
colteur,”” or knitting machine. —14th March. —6 mouths. 
To William West and Daniel West, both of Bombay in the 
East 
