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the gtifiri; • entLAtherden, the.coaehman, were again
*called; and theirtegtintony went to the same effect as
that against Pearsoli.-7,--William Cox was about iden-
tifying the prisoper- ,awhen he was interrupted by the
prisoner himiclfy.who admitted the witness received
the gold from him, .and entered into a general ex-
planation of what took place at the time, declarine
that the property wes hit own. He carried the gold
to Mr. Cox:slor the purpose of melting and selling
• it. He shookl ;be able •to•prove most satisfactorily
the occasion of his
.going into the country,, but de-
clinic'' going ,lato. the ,circumstances without Mr.
}farmer
..being present.;-i—The LORD: Mayon asked
bow he became-possessed of the gold? He declined
giving any antv.ser.—George Alccock, clerk to W.
Met:le and Co. waved, that the prisoner at the ba:
called at the counting-house of his employers for a
bar of• gold, whichihahad left the day before. The
one now produced was strewn to the prisoner, and ha
admitted that he left.it,
,and that lie himself melted
it ;he left it for the purpose-of .its being assayed.; he
took gold to three different. places. Another lump of
gold wat here produced, and handed to the prisoner,
which he at .fiest.aeserted to:be his own, and after-
wards said. it..was not. This was a piece of geld left
at Mr. Merle's by a• man of the name of Robbins;
.the weight was mentioned .to -him before he had de-
clared it to be fitsspeoperty.. The reason of his me-
tradiction was, thaproauction.of another lump, the
•weight of which he could not stete.—A• personof
the name of Cross, in the employ of Mr. Woofman,
another refiner, proved, that the latter lump was left
at his mater's by the prisonsrr, which the prisorer
admitted as being thefact; and upon a question fray
the Loner Mayon as to his reason for going to three
different refiners. and leaving the gold in the Dame
of. Hart instead of Seymour? he .repliett be had a
motive for it, but which.he declined explaining. $e
also declined giving the' place of his residence, and
begged the examination might be postponed until
the presence of Mr. Harmer, his Solicitor, could be
obtained. Ide further stated, that if an adjousped
examination was allowed, he should be able to prove
that he had been out of town for the last three eeks
or a mouth.—The Lotto Mayon attended to his ap-
plication, and committed him for re-examinatiomuntil
this day week, and ordered that the prisoner should
be'allowed to. see no one hut his. Solicitor, and to Le
kept separate from Pearson, the other prisoner.—lt
appears there is a third person engaged in the trans-
, action of the name of Itobbins.who has not yet been
ayprehended. •
•

We are authorized to state, that Sir FRANCIS. CO*
LOMBINE DANIEL, M.D. has accepted /he •apnoint.
mein of Treasurer to the Medical Board established
by Messrs. COOPER and Co. of Charlotte House,
Great Charlotte street, Surrey.—Messrs.,COOPEß And
Co. have frequently inserted letters from various
*individual; who have been radically cured, not
only of Ruptures, but of other ~dangerous diseases,
too often deemed incurable by Professional • Men,
whosepractice is confined. The late Duke of Bed-
lord unfortunately lost his life in a few hours,
a strangulated Hernia ; Ms-. Mills, of the Kim',
road, also lost his life in a few hours.; Mr. .6 Shedr
man, • of Mile-end,.was also afflicted for many yairt.,
and w.as cured ; and many, many others, whose
names will never. Appear without their request.--;.Mi.
Johnson, -of-the Borough, who- had been. *ado-
teen months under the care of several _eminent:Sari.
.peons, with a most dangerous disease, and *Lose
life was. given over, as appeared by his Affidavit
before .Mr: Alderman Wood,:then Lord Mar,u-, and
whose case his been seen by. more. than-one hundred
Surgeons, was in a fery weeks restored.to perfect health.
—Such are the proceedings artfie Medical Iktard,
Charlotte-House, Great Challotte-street,Slackfliars-
toad ; and-Woodstock-House, near Bond-strcet;.-ua-
der die immediate direction of Messrs. COOPER. and
,Co..wheafe consulted daily.from Eight inti,e Morn-
- ing until Right in-the EveninAMechanks haireid-
vice *Grath -every evening, from- Six to Eight, and
on -Sunday 'Mornings until Twelve.o'Clock.

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131 RT HS. ..
On the 19th, at Cliestunt, the Lady of Thomas Todd WaitOr,
Raq. of the Foreign Post-thfice, .of -a daughter.
• Tuesday, in Wimp°le-street, the Lady of Captain Patterson.
of the Mon. Company's ship Canning, of a sop.
At Glengarry 'louse, on the Oth instant, the Lady of COload
Otlonell. of Glengarry, of a daughter. •
'Sunday. at •Ctimber, the Duchess of Netstanle, of a sm.-
At Lansallos, the Lady of the Rey. Mr. Mlle, of aeon.
• Sunday, at •Dovcr, the Lady of.-Captain Hodges, of 4-son.
Monday, in Chades-street, lierkder.i.quare, the LadpSophis.
wife Of Janne Macdonald, Esq. 111. P. of 'a kin.

MA R WED. '
• •
Jan. 1, at the Gbvernment House, Calcutta Major A. Lind-
sey,Of the Artillery, to Mb.i Mora Loodonti [Mackenzie, aiiifiter
of the kto Donald Mackenzie, of ITartieW.

• • WED.
• Toesday, Hastings, whttiser she went for the benefit of her
heakb. Jane, wife of Joseph Lynn, g.sq. of the ilotak liosPirsis
Chelsea, aged 45 years.
'October 9, at Ram:tam, near Chatham, George, eldest son of
Sir James' Malcolm; of the Royal ?Marini' ' •
• October 13,E •Glossoester-plate, • Sarah.. She • wife of the Rev.
Richard Glover, of litord, Eat4tX. • •
002*i 10, at ills :louse in trough/I Felt", lieutenant Japes
Begbie, late of the' Apollo frigate.
At Whiferig 'louse; on the 6th' imrt. John David, aged ten
months, son of the Rev. David Baxter, 51inisesr of the parish
of Lillteslea.
At ityepoor, on the 19th April last, of a fever, occasioned ...sy
fatigue on service, lieutenant Richard Fraser, 6th Bengal Na-
tive lnfantry. -

LEAKE'S.:GENUISE.:PI4L-LS, juttiy.
.fi a mous
for curing,. in *lts stays, thm4II,NERE,A.L.PItiIidSE.
One Aniall PM is a &se. and chAtalifiietif one Bni'
case, will soon corivirice the patient of the 'certaineyrititi spend!
recovery. Nothing can be betteir colitrived,wiore saky. swan
convenient than this ileiuedy, for such as are obliged itrissjo.tir-.
ntes or to sea, Bait neetis. no cosiiiiienseat nor resu-aint the:
and sixty, years ripe:knee (in an Fscensive praeticvj_liae I:rval
that it wills Lifect a Cute whet). retleved Saitvatkriv Aid. 31. Vth.".
tnettodi wall milling. For 'the Scurvy and. Allier •Chreinica3
Disorders, this Medicine has not its parallel,. .I.ipity.rai '4
10,40Persont of both. see vs have beer. radically cored ot ths
above cruel disorders, within the last right yCarsa Prepair3 zel
wild by the Proprietors, T. TAY LCittaliklialli,
of ihe Rofil Ce!lege of Surgeons,. at Howe; 141‘..9a- 14.4 w
Bridge-street, in tioirs of only Ys. 9decaels, inciale4.o"
M.H. Taco bk.:l' 0.90r5, and I.,i;;hu - -A by. Ranss es 4t ni~ta~•
ihey are alas sold by !heir appoictrnintlN).gii...
at the 'Loy Sbpp, 101,0:foul-war: ;Mn flTslawrotteil, o. a
Gish-its-ttti, ucattr. or;i6stts ;- aria by valet
Persori every. eansidereblo Town in tirestilritslit and lain&
dvics grads to geraonstaaing the abore,in sa:laer spa thy .L"i

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