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1673 Pariset, Francois, 192 Quai Jemmapes, Paris .—

Manufacturer.

Specimens of burners for gas-lights. A regulating appa-ratus for tlie pressure of the gas.

1674 Payen, Adrien-Romain, 18 Boulevard St.

Denis , Paris —Manufacturers.

Specimens of gold jewellery : twelve sets of jewels, eachrepresenting the peculiar style and taste of a nation— theargolian for the Mexican, the coquette for La Martinique ,&c. Filigree work, in plain or polished gold, pearls, &c.

1675 Pepin-Yeillard, Orleans (Loiret ), and 14. Fau-

bourg de la Madeleine , Paris —Manufacturer .Samples of woollen blankets.

1676 Peyroulx, Hippolyte, Gouzon , Canton de

Jarnages ( Creuze )—Manufacturer.

Specimen of smalt or pure cobalt blue.

Two vases of porcelain de Sevres, coloured with smaltblue. _

1677 Poget, —, Paris , and 201 Piccadilly —Artist.Two pictures in crayon, in a new style.

1678 Piyer, Alphonse, 103 Rue St. Martin , Paris —

Manufacturer .

Various kinds of soap, manufactured with the scents offlowers, without the aid of essential oils; perfumed oilsand essences; almond cream soap for shaving. Smelling-bottles and dressing-cases. At the manufactory in G-rasse(Var),and the establishment at Paris , the exhibitor employsannually 80,000 lbs. of petals of orange-flowers, 54,000 lbs.of rose-leaves, 32,000 lbs. of jessamine, 32,000 lbs. ofviolet, 20,000 lbs. of tubereuse, 16,000 lbs. of mignionette,and 16,000 lbs. of lilac.

1679 . Plagniol, — , 5 Pne Pastourelle , Paris —

Optician.

A variety of spectacles. Ivory and polished operaglasses. Daguerreotype pictures.

1680 Poulet, Jacques Frederic, 12 Rue PierreLevee^ Paris —Manufacturer .

Lead wire, for horticulture, to replace rush, osier, andevery kind of fastening now in use; it does not oxidate,and favours the growth of plants. Zinc labels and links.

1681 Prelat, —, 41 Rue de la Ferme , Paris —G-unsmith.

Brace of pistols, with carved and chased gold mount-ings. Five-barrelled pistols, charges fired separately.Engraved and carved double-barrelled gun, charged at thestock, &c. The first percussion guns were manufacturedin the exhibitor’s workshops.

1682 Prat, A., & Agard, F., Aix (Pouches du Rhone )—Producers.

Specimens of marine salts ; salt in large crystals, theresult of natural crystallisation; minute crystals obtainedfrom saline solutions by means of chloride of magnesia.

1683 Quennessen, — , 4 Rue du Bouloi, Pans —

Platina Refiner.

Platina crucibles, capsules, and various other chemicalapparatus in platina. Apparatus of platina for the con-centration of sulphuric acid, with syphon, the tubes ofwhich are made without being soldered. Apparatus ofplatina for refining gold and silver; palladium and iridiumfor the nibs of gold pens.

1684 Randon, L., Caen (Calvados ), and 9 Passage

des Petits Peres^ Paris —Manufacturer .

Specimens of white silk blondes ; scarf, overall, head-dress, &c. Large gold and silk lappets.

1685 Rieussec, N., Avenue du Bel Air> St. Maude ,

near Paris —Manufacturer.

Specimens of chronometers and watches.

1686 Rigault, jun., Orleans (Loiret ) —Manufacturer.Samples of vinegar.

1687 Roller & B.lanchet, 26 Rue Sauteville , Paris

—Manufacturers.

Four pianofortes of different descriptions.

1688 Roswag, A., & Son , Schelestadt , (Bas-Rhin);

Lyon (Rhone) and 321 Rue St. Denis , Paris —Paper Manufacturers.

A cylinder for making continued laid paper.

Metallic cloths and gauzes. These gauzes are intendedto permit the ready percolation of the superfluous waterfrom the pulp, as it is passing along the machine.

1689 ROUCOU, J., Belleville (Seine), and 21 Rue de

Paris —Manufacturer.

Daggers, trophies, hangers, &c., with reproduction ofancient frosted w r ork, inlaid work, and filigree.

1690 Roux, F. M., St. diamond (Loire ) —

Manufacturer .

Silk trimmings and lacings of various kinds.

1691 Saye, P. Gr., 9 Rue du Parc-Royal , Pans —

Manufacturer.

Bronze clocks, statuettes, inkstands, and caskets.

1692 Olga de Rocheeort Chanoinesse, Countess

Olympia, 12 Berners Street , Oxford Street—Inventor.

Paintings, with colours prepared from vegetables by anoriginal process.

1693 Seguin, —, 22 Rue d’Assas, Paris —Marble Cutter.Samples of different marbles.

Marble statuettes and statues, representing various in-cidents in the life of Napoleon . Quartz paper-presser.

[Of the samples of marbles here exhibited—most ofwhich are obtained from French quarries—some are ofgreat beauty, and deserve careful notice. The materialof which the statuettes are made is particularly good, andlarge slabs of it have been obtained.—D. T. A.]

1697 Simon, S., Lyon (Rhone ) —Manufacturer.Specimens of japanned calf leather.

1698 Soucin , C., Chaumont (FLamte-Marne) —Tanner.Specimens of dressed calf-hides.

1699 Soueleto, 171 Rue Montmartre , Paris —

Manufacturer .

A grand pianoforte. Two cottage pianofortes.

1700 Suchel, J. D., 3 Rue St. Catherine , Lyon

(Rhone ) —Manufacturer.

Corsets without seams.

1701 Tiiollon, —, Grenoble (Isere ) —Manufacturer.Specimens of various essences and perfumed liquids.

1702 Thouret, F. A., 31 Place de la Bourse , Paris —

Silversmith.

Specimens of plated and electro-plated silver-work,manufactured by a iirocess, patented in France andEngland. ___

1703 Troupeau, C. M., 4 Rue Grange Bataliere , Paris ,

and Upper Charlotte Street } Fitzroy Square —Optician.

Patent diurnal reflectors. An apparatus for reflectinglight and lighting up dark rooms, counting-houses,