The Sun.
London, England, 1811-12-14 00:00:00

EX4IIIIMTION OP Ma tkelLSli.

The examination of Ur. Waltlt was resumed
yesterday u fore Mr. Read and M'r.- iNlares.
At a qusrter oef,te one o'clock Mr. Walsh wai
put to the bar, when he conclutied himself exatnit
es he did on Thursday evening, tioldiiv his face
With his hands, &c. A -chair was allowed hun
again. His sensibility Wa4 so strong, that it 111,23
thought he' would have fainted.

Joseph Fearn, a jeweller, of Qornhill, said, that
he knows the prisoner, who calledpi him on the
gd iiiwant, and inquired it he could let him h-ve
some Portukil pieces, sa).ing, he should want be-
tween three and four 'hundred spottlds worth for a
friend. On the followigg day he called again, and
thought, ha said, he should Want the pieces cin
on the Wednesday or 'Thursday fullowinii. About
three o'clOck on the Wednesday he called spin,
and said 'he 'should want the gold on Ttairsdiy
morning : at that he franked him some letters.
On the Thursday morning the witness WM. his
clerk to knoW of the prisoner the exaia amount of
the sum he waffled, and the prisoner returned fOr
answer, five hundred ponds worth of gold, which
he supplied him with, and received a draft for that
81.1 M, signed W. Seutt, on Smiths, Pa) ne, •and
Smith. In a shun time after the prisoner called
ant said it was a irdstake y he said he was only
to have three heindred pounds worth, which he gave
him, consisting of doubloons, and returned the dd.
fereoce of the draft.

Daniel ill, Frecman's.court, Cornkil, agent for
the salt# of .Ameritan Stock, said, that la ely, to the
best .of his recolleklithin. on at.• v9tl) or November
last; Mr. Walsh called at his office, and had a coin-
Monication with him and his partners respecting
American Stock.; and on the following day Mr, „
Deberdt shewed him an order to purchase Ameti-
can Stink, signed B. Walsh, dated Nov. vB, 181 I,
and thought it was between twelve and one o'clock,
when he had the communicnion, which was ac-
cordingly done; and the certiticge found upon
Mr. Walsh, was the hand of Mr. Ellison, their
clerk.

William Ewing', clerk to Messrs. Goslings,
Bankers, deposed to the hetts wjr ill have beet)
l:ready stated, so far as their honse was comwtned:
Dennis Peberdt, one attic pz,rtners in the Arms-
rican house, m Freeman's-court, said he hart linown
Mr, Walsh for a long time paat ; he thought about
this d called Ili on him bet ween elevt n
told twelve n'elo,..k, and told nim he wanted to per•
ztatte bilsc,.:en 10 and 11.,0001. American Stock ;
impaired the prices, Scc. &c. and the time it would
take to do it. He .replied, it would take several ,
days to complete it, and as it was for sucl: a very.
large sum, he reetored a regular order itrlvr:ting for
the. purpose. Mr. Waldt,. either then or the next
day, gave him one in .writing, and %aid he should be
reidy with the money on Wftiocsday. • 'Ajr. Walsh
appeared not to onderstaoo the American Stocks;
he suggested to him, that if it WAS intended for a
eapitalo4 residiog in Eegland,. he wordd tecurnmend
one sort ; out if it was (Jr a person residing in Atne•
rice, or going th,le, he would recortimeat 4 differ..
cut sort. 'Mr. W. replied, it aas for a person hav•
ing this country and going a America. On the4th
instant, about twelve o'cl ck, Mr. WAsh came Iv.
his Orr.* in FfrCtllillittl• court, Mid told lona hat he
should nor be frail), for the Ainetlean 'ill the next
day about noon, When he should pav fo, it in Blnk
or. England notes. 'On the 0. xi day, soon after
twelve o'clock, he went. to Mr. Walso's offlee in
Nobel-court, and saw him there, when Mr. W.
presented him with 30111 e Bank notes, saying, there
are I IMO]. count if they are right :he ztccordlogly
did so, and found Eleven One Thousand Pound, It ink
notes ; he observed they were right : Mr. Walsh'
saying; then yon will of courac Myer the S uck
to-day, hut he
,tieed not huffy Limn alter
o'clock that 'day, he delivered the Stock to Mr. W.
with an account at the same time; asking/Mr. W.
if be should call on him the next day with a Notary •
to have the Stock registered; if it was to ne sent to
America, which Mr. W. put off, as he was then
going out of town for a few days.; he informed Mr.
Walsh he had purchased the Stock from some of t
he
Most respetlable houses, nod it. Was of that descrip-
tion. that he was in the habit of sending to America.
He proved that the American
,Bank Stock Marts,
foun.l upon •Mr. Walsh, were the same he fat nish-
cd him with.

Thy► prisoner Was comtnittecl ttt Tothill•fiekts for
further examination.