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A13118	Metallica. Or The treatise of metallica Briefly comprehending the doctrine of diuerse new metallicall inuentions, but especially, how to neale, melt, and worke all kinde of mettle-oares, irons and steeles with sea-coale, pit-coale, earth-coale and brush-fewell. Also a transcript of his Maiesties letters pattents of priuiledge, granted vnto Simon Sturteuant for the said metallicall businesses, for one and thirty yeares. Published in print before the last day of this present Easter terme, as the said Simon Sturteuant was by his Highnesse inioyned.	Sturtevant, Simon.; England and Wales. Sovereign (1603-1625 : James I).	1612 (1612)	STC 23411; ESTC S117936	47,233	130

like nature with it are good inducements to perswade vs well of this proiect for Brick-making Brewing Dying Casting of Brasse-workes c. were not many yeares since done altogether with the fuell of wood and Charcoale in stead whereof Sea-coale is now vsed as effectually and to as good vse and purpose Againe that which is somewhat neerer the marke the Blacksmith long agone forged all his Iron with Char-coale as in some places where they are cheape they continue this course still but these many yeares small Sea-coale hath and doth serue the turne as well and sufficiently Adde heerevnto that very lately by a wind-Furnace greene glasse for windowes is made as well with Pit-coale at Winchester house in Southwarke as it is done in other places with much wast consuming of infinite store of Billetts and other Woodfuell Thirdly the Inuention hath already experimented and made tryall of the cheife particular meanes and Instruments of diuers cheape waies of making of Irons in reall and substantiall moddles to him-selfe though in small things according as his meanes would giue him leaue And this of his credit and honesty he auoucheth and protesteth wherefore hee more confidently presumeth to worke the same effects in grander Instruments and meanes of triall after that hee hath receiued allowance of the dealers and assistants for it Fourthly there can bee no doubt of performing the matter propounded if the Inuentioner can but make or cause Sea-coale to become as seruiceable for Metallique purposes as wood Char-coale is The art and skill wherof consisteth cheifly in three points The first is to bring Earth-coale to that equallity of heat that Wood or Char-coale hath That is to say that it make neither hotter nor coulder fier then the Wood or Char-coale doth The second meanes is so to order and prepare Pit-coale that all malignant proprieties which are aversse from the nature of Metallique substances may bee extracted from it or at least destroyed in it The third meanes is the addition and infusion of those deficient proprieties which as they are in Char-coale so ought they to be found in Pit-coale Now this three-fold mistery and secret the Author can certainly performe and atchieue by the powerfull efficacie and meanes of his dexterous prerogatiue instruments deuised for this purpose as more at large is shewed both in this Treatise and in the Apendix which very shortly shall come forth and also shall be further confirmed and iustified by his dayly experiments and tryals which hee will bee ready to shew to them whom they shall any wayes touch or concerne or to them who are otherwise desirous to assist and deale for the experimenting and accomplishing of these so worthy good businesses And then also they shall know my purpose for Contracting and bargaining by word of mouth as it is best fitting for priuate dealings and negotiatings And thus hauing briefly touched these foure premised points I conclude and shut vp this Preface of Metallica Humbly and vnfeignedly beseeching the Lord who by his holy spirit inspired * Bezaleel Exod. 31.1.2 Aholiab and * Hiram with the light of Mechannicall Inuentions 2. Cro. 2.7.14 and in all manner of workemanship for his effectuall blessings in these our enterprises Nisi dom aedificauerit Psalm 127 that that which was begun in his feare may be prosecuted fully accomplished and built by his heauenly helpful hands to the glory of his name and for the good well-fare and emolument of the Kings most excellent Maiestie the Church and the Politicall estate wherein wee liue Amen Simon Sturteuant To the Reader concerning the Errata TO pretermit the correction of the lesser literare faults read and place I pray you the foure first lines pag. 73. immediately before the 61. question for they are misplaced Errata Pag. 17. l. 12. 31. parts for 33. parts pag. 45. l. 11. Ignimetallica for In-ignimetallica pa. 56. l. 17. Instruments for Emporeuticks ibid. l. 21. Instrument for Emporeutick pa. 73. l. 13 consisteth for consisting pa. 76. l. 7. diuers meanes for diuers things pag. 77. l. 11. bee incroached for bee not incroached pa. 93. l. 26. edge for edge-toole pa. 94. l. 3. fier colouring for fier-colouring pa. 108. l. 10. alter-slagge for after-slagge In the Epistle to the Reader in some copies pag. 1. of A. l. 11. Dibere for Dibre l. 12. Aucomaton for Automaton l. 18. Hubla for Lubla Metallica CAPVT 1. The Transcript of his Maiesties Indenture Reader AS I vnderstand you haue promised and couenanted in your Pattent more fully and euidently to expresse and enlarge in a Printed treatise to be called Metallica euery point and part of your priuiledged businesse to the intent that the Reader might the better conceiue and iudge of the Inuentions propounded and might the sooner also bee induced to assist and set forward so good and worthy workes First therefore I demand of you by what name and appellation you entitle that generall head vnder the which you reduce and comprehend all the seuerall Arts and Inuentions of your Pattent Author The generall that comprehendeth all the other perticular Inuentions is called Metallica which is a word deriued and deduced from the Greeke and Latin words Metallon and Metallum which signifie in English Mettles which properly are Minerall substances digged and taken out of the earth of which sort are Iron Lead Tin Copper Brasse Gold and Siluer c. R. 2. Doth your Pattent of Metallica onely containe the making of mettles by the meanes of Sea-coale and Pit-coale and with your other Metallicall instruments which you haue deuised for that purpose A. His Maiesties gratious grant is very large and ample for it doth not onely comprehend and priuiledge the making of all kinde of mettles after the manner prescribed but also equally authorizeth and licenseth any other Mechanick inuentions comprehended vnder the generall definition of Metallica which is mentioned in the Schedules or Manuscript treatise annexed to the Pattent which Schedules haue the same force and validitie as his Maiesties Indenture it selfe R. 3. Then that I may certainely know and vnderstand the extent of your priuiledge repeate I pray you word by word the definition of Metallica as it is written in the said Schedules annexed to your Pattent A. Metallica mentioned in the petition is thus defined Metallica is an Art or Inuention shewing how diuerse things and Materials now made and atteined vnto in a very chargeable sort after the ordinary way may be made and atteined to after a more cheaper manner and as with the helpe of common instruments so more especially by diuerse new deuised Metallicall instruments and meanes From these Metallicall instruments the Art is generally called Metallica R. 4. This summary definition giueth mee some generall light and vnderstanding into your businesses but that I may bee the more fully satisfied I pray you rehearse also the tenour of his Maiesties grant as it is vnder the broad seale of England HONI