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728 Motelli, G. Milan, Sculptor.—A mantelpiece inmarble. A group in marble: Paolo and Francesca diRimini. Nest of Cupids.
729 Szentpeetkij, J. Pesth, Hungary.—(Agents, R. andJ. Garrard & Co. Gold & Silversmiths & Jewellers, 31 PantonStreet, and 25 Haymarket.)—A copper embossed tableau (inthe possession of Henry Kirk, Esq. of St. James’s Square),representing the Battle of Arbela, after Lebrun. It con-tains hundreds of figures in a relief of 3 inches, pro-duced from a single sheet of copper, about an eighth of aninch thick, hammered and punched up with punches ofvarious forms and sizes; the sheet of copper being passedthrough the fire hundreds of times to soften it and make itmalleable. The artist, who is self-taught, was occupied onthis extraordinary work five years. A tableau representingthe capture of King Porus; with 217 figures embossed byhand on a plate of silver weighing 18 marks 3 ounces.
730 Petrowits, D. Vienna, Inv. & Sculptor.—Fifty-three medallions cast in a metallic composition by a newly-discovered method.
731 Cesaai, I). Milan, Sculptor.—Three portraits of S.Romagnosi, A. Rolla, and Bertini, chiselled in the style ofBenvenuto Cellini.
732 Fraener,G. B. Milan, Engraver.—Medal in bronze.
733 Zapparelli, G. Brescia, Engraver. — Variousmedals and dies. Embossed work, rings; sample-book.
734 Borrini, L. Milan, Painter.—A lay figure.
735 Dinkler, C. Vienna, Engraver.—Specimens en-graving on wood and metal.
738 Geyling, C. Vienna, Painter on Glass.—Paintingson glass, representing: A church; a winter landscape inUpper Austria; view of Johannisberg, on the Rhine;view of the town-gate of Kremnitz, in Hungary.
737 Bertini, G. Milan.—Great painted window, repre-senting Dante and some of his Ideas.
738 Montan ari, A. Milan, Decorator.—Decoration fora vaulted ceiling of a library.
739 Vogel, C. F. Milan.—Photographs.
740 Puchf.r, J. Veldes, Upper Carniola. Inven.—Pho-tographs on glass, a new discovery.
741 Bongiovanni, B. Vienna, Sculptor.—Design for acandelabrum.
742 Hartmann, L. Prague, Pat. and Desig.—Variousdesigns for prints.
748 Monti, Raffaellf., Milan & 45 Great MarlboroughStreet, London, Des. and Sculp.—Statues in Carrara marble:Eve after the Fall. A Veiled Vestal. (Property of hisGrace the Duke of Devonshire.) Statuettes, Ancient andModern Love. (Property of B. Cohen, Esq.) Group repre-senting Innocence. Statue, a Circassian Slave in the mar-ket. Group, Angelica and Medoro. Group of two Girls.(Property of an English gentleman.) Statuette of a Boycatching a Grasshopper. (Property ofTh. Baring, Esq. M.P)
747 Thompson, Miss, 35 F.uston Sq. Prop.—A carpetworked by the Jate Ex-empress Marie Louise, assisted bythe late Queen of Wurtemburg, the late Queen of Naples,and Madlle. Beauharnois. Originally intended as a presentto Napoleon, but not completed until after his death.
748 Farina, John Maria, Cologne, on the Rhine,
opposite the New Market, and (London) 52 Mark Lane.—fin the furniture room).—Fountain which plays cau-de-Cologne. _
BELGIUM.
(Custom House Agent, C. J. Major, 21 Billiter St. City.)
1 Guillaume, J. A. Bovigny (Luxembourg).—Sampleof hones.
2 Otte, J. Vielsalm (Luxembourg).—Hones of differ-ent sizes.
3 Lameerty, C. Vielsalm.—Samples of bones.
4 Offergfxd, F. «T. Vielsalm.—Samples of hones.
5 Collette Doucet, F. J. Bertin (Luxembourg).—Slate pencil. Whet stones. Slates for roofs.
0 Societe Anonyme des Hauts Fourneaux de Pom-meruyil, Pommerueil. — Cast-iron for moulding, Nos. 1,2, 3, 4. Grey, mottled, and wliite cast-iron for refining.
7 Societe de la Nouvelle Montagne, Venders.—Oxide of zinc. Zinc tiles. Roofs covered with zinc tiles.Sheet zinc. Pigs of soft lead.
8 St. Hubert, E. df, Bouvignes.— A horizontal millBtone. A perpendicular mill-stone. Fragments, samples ofmill-stones.
9 Morimont, J. B. Wienie (Namur).—Mill-stones.
10 Fallon Pirn, J. B. Namur.—A block of blackmarble from the quarries of Grand’s Malades, near Namur.
11 Eloin, F. Namur.—Safety lamps (Eloin system),large and small models. Trimmed glasses for lamps. Ap-paratus serving for lamps.
12 Tombelle, •—, Bonneville (Namur).—Samples ofchina clay.
13 Petit, F. & Co. Auvelais (Namur).—Varioussamples of coal.
14 Gaiffier, Baron E.de,Meallein (Namur).—Samplesof china clay.
15 De Ferrary, F. Wierde (Namur)—Plastic earth.
10 Desmanet de Biesme, Viscount C. Golzines (Na-mur ).—Gozynino black polished marble pilaster.
17 Societe deVedrin, Namur.—Samples of pyrites(bisulphuret of iron). Samples of galena. Samples of nico-lattic lead.
18 Perard & Mtnetjr, Couvin, Bouillon, and Liege.—Specimens of iron and iron ores.
19 Detiiier, A. Theux (Liege).—Specimens of marble.Specimen of zinc ore. Specimen of raw zinc produced bythis ore.
20 Bkhr, F. L. Seraing (Liege).—Raw pig iron.
21 Societe df. Corpiialie, Director M. E. Brixhe,Antheit (Liege).— Zinc ore. Blende and galena. Pig of lead.Laminated zinc. Zinc nails. Grey oxide of zinc.
22 Compagnte dps Miner et Fondf.ries de BlyberG(Liege).—Samples of galena and blende. Pigs of lead.
23 De Hanseh, Liege.—Iron ore.
24 Musf.ler, B. L. Liege.—Two safety lamps foT mines*
25 Lamberty Brothers, Stavelot —Eighty samples ofwhet stones, of different sizes.
28 La Societe des Mines et Fonderies df. Zinc d®la YTltlle Montague, Liege.—Specimens of zinc and otherores, and metals, and chemicals.
27 Societe des Hautes Fotirneaux, Urines ftconnaces de Ciiatelineau, Chatelincau (Hainault).—samples of coals.
28 COMPAGNIE DES ClIARnONNAGES DE PONT DE LoU p *Pont de Loup (Hainault).—Specimens of bituminous c0 ® s '
29 COMPAGNIE DU ClIARBONNAGE DF. BOUBIEII,
L. J. Maulaz k Co. Chatelet.—Non-bituminous coals. H flfat coals.
30 Delcourt, A. Director de la Societe du Poire 3 ?MoDtigny-sur-Sambre.—A sample of bituminous coal. -
31 Dianet, S. Gilly (Hainault). — Two samples obituminous coal.
32 Ciiakbonnage d’Oignie Coal Mines (Director,Wautelet), Charleroi.—Samples of bright sparkling co *
33 De Basse, A. Mona.—Samples of copper ore, **
the Coppermine of Rouveroy (Hainault). *«rTOi
34 Society des Charbonnagys Pike ft Violf
La Ohartreuse-lez-Liege.—Two samples of coals. . oC .
35 Wouyermans,—, jun. Brussels.—Azure andral blues; varnish and polish.
30 Vloebekgs, — , Brussels.—Ilaeca and dyes* ^37 Cappellemans, J. B., Debt, A. & Co. BruesChemical products, glass, bottles, &c.