in work, and add to the same the said proportion of Allay, as if

it were fine Gold, and so make up a full pound of fine Gold; and

do just in the same manner, value the full pound of fine Silver

and then calculate what proportion is between the value of the

pound of fine Gold and the value of the pound of fine Silver. To

which examination, I cannot conceive what can be objected other

than this, That the remedies which are allowed, being different

in the Gold from the Silver, and different in themselves, in