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.4 heely description of the steana En. gine.-s'lnthe presentp perlectstate ofthe steam engine, it appears a thing almost endowed with intelligence. Itregulates with perfect accuracy and uniformity, the number of it's strokes in q given time, and counts or reeordes them, moro =erer, to tell how much work if has done, as clock records the beats of it's pen dulum, it regulates the quantity of steam admitted at work-tllc bFiskness of the fre--the supply of wafer to the boilcy--the supply of eoals tothe fre.-- It opens and shuts its valves with abso- lute precision as to the time and man. nor; if oils it's joints-it takes out any air which accidentally enters into parts that should be vacuous-and, when any thing goes wrong, which it cannot of itself rectify, it warns its attendants by ringing the bell! Yet, with all these talents and qualities, and even when possessing the power of 600 horses, it