.11 FT irlefvszt L I di:al.:I:11.s. ...~~~ YAM:M.4. On Sawnhit a most itnrortant invcstightion took viva betitre Richaild Biraie, Esq. a Bow Street, re rpecling finve'rleito au . ervirmous amount, rupposed to be committed by S gent! . man of consideration- hi the trading and mercantile world. Oa Friday int:cram lion was received by the worthy magisterte above-men tioned, of severs( forgeries, Lilt of one dehuitivelr, and Le accordingly directed W. Bond :to go i*arcaeti with proper authority) in pursuit of the gentleman who was nitpected to litite-committed die otlCnce. This g,i-eatle num wM fiantitl by flood seated it; a Keativhstncer stage, Wear Stltplc Inn, he bacill e i , made an appointment to dine with u friend at Xentish-tewza. The officer txna manieated his errand with all possible delicacy to himp dud eimeeyetliiim to the office, where he underwent tar e%anduation bAbre Mr. finale, during which time he kCpt one of his hands in his coat trusir his breast, and the worthy magistrate conceiving that he either was me• eitating self-destruct.oa, or was anxious to destroy in. - eruments which he kner: would appear in a Letannal shape against , hill, orders:lllw talker to Life him out usi search hisitersiat diligently ; this was.done, , lnfi. iu one of hiteenekets Wm found a fuNy valet:ion:if to effect that which Mr. Birnie 1,;(1 cortteriip!utcd. Upon this occasion the eltari.es agaiost the prisoner here only a . . Of a suspiehms nature,thereAng proof against him ; he wits accordingly remanded tint examination on Sairoyday. 'Mr. pirate, however r , made it imperative upon the officer to cause the prixoner to be watched most narrowly during the whale a the aright; this Srler was strictly complied wish by Bond, %Mat stated that hireaptive had experienced a most. mat- Ters'niglat, and be laud tell it his iluty to take from hhu tis neckerchief, and .eivery gottnent likely to assist him so the horn:tact of suicide. The doeuments found upon :lion, had, in the int.trim, undergone an investigation,, Rod the result was, that long befbre the prisoner's es.- ianination, John Elwes, Esq. son of the late eccentric :.;a1 parsimonious gentleman of that name, appeared, and being asked by Ale Millie if he had ,littn in the habit of accepting bilk tier lame amounts, said, to the ~st of his- recollection, he pail not in the whole course his life accepted more than two. Shortly ifeter three ...clock, the accusing partits hail arrived, and the pri. iner brought in, aril placed at the 'bur. lie is a tine athletic Mall, extroaftly well dressed, and powder .l watt placed at the bar, and upon seeing Mr. Etwes, appeared hither alfeettsl b' his presence, he immediately leaned MS head upon his and continued in tlibt posture during the Brea zer part of the examination.— answered to the name of " Mr. Adieus," and it appears that his name is Il.f?rhatar Adams, msiti'.:lg at Beaulieu, near !;otilipintrttn; ; t'eall an cini 'writ ship-builder, and is stated to have !milt a vast number of 73 gun ships, and has, it would seem, here ! lore eliaraacr :tint eons which have entitled him to the twit comitle.ration of some of the fitst people ;La the tuctrop. pis. Indeed Mr. Snow, of the banking- IL:else of S:aow and Pawl,. Minn whom his is supposed tii have forged to the amount of 1,!:e.11)1. stated, that he hail been iiithuate with them tier the I,st 10 pfatre. ..Nlr. George Johnson, of the firm ut Hurd.aud Job's solicitors, of the Inner Temple, stated that he kn e w the prisoner. On Friday lie rainy to witness a nd as k e d him to cksconat the bill produced tar '2OOl Witn ess reTurtlingliy gave him a rhea: for 1971. Ws: *ton the ;,anking Louse .uf Alessi's. Gosling and Sharpe, deduct iur; the difference (21.. W:7) for the discount. The chock produced teas the one he gave the prisoner. The hill was nearly as followa:-.- . 9EAVLICI:. SI:PT. 1.--tll , l. ! , ,fter date, Oy f 9 my 0.1 "r in Luatlun, two I lrvt pounds, value ftecited. " 11. ADA "To Mesx4. Charles Brook and Cc.:, snothamton. ,Wel. .4 at ii I CSir , . illiamrtm out Inuikos, I,uislon. etudes nook Co...mecnted fur Pa( anti I it. • itonEtar SNUW,", The above teas prove:l to be a forgery. Wm. Bond, belonghtg to this mike, stated, that fie tdolc the prisoner inc (•urtodv on Frithy often:mull, mid ktt found upon him the poeffict book_produced, tvith its contents; and in his povitet he found ti :1. and u feW other notes. The M. not. , was proved to he ottz; C : ns e given in paytueut of the check, and the contents thu picket book were chiefly other bills of exchange ruatdy for ncgoviation, which amounted to between 2:11 4,090) , utr mg. which were two upon George Eq. Iligh Street, Marylebone," wlticti were pronounced by that geotletnan to he forgcri,..;, 'J•h veer,: two others upon 1-lcsart,. Snow and Co., one fcr 1,9601. and Lsoother for 7001. \lr. Som.—Mr. Ai%out, will you tell us wltitt you Lave clone the other moniew? Prisoner.—No: I do oat ehoos: to tell yott, • Mr. Dirnie.—Mr. i yuu hove any thing to stiy, I should he hal py to hoar it ; I du nut at the same time wish you to say a word if you ore not incline:l; -, , erhapi it would be wore innuuttd ut nto to recoutaietni tort to soy any thing. Mr. A you, S.r, I do nut •,; ish to say 31.1 y thing. Mr• tora,ie. t..en statill to Hirt that he felt it his duty to applies! him, so he did peotont; placed in situiLir sr.ttai S.:;;;,•:,; were VVrY nClir 1 : 1111 : 1 , and if \ileAS t') kgal iisbimence, he ought to itete obtosuilg it. 11:: was then fully coni t , ; t . 24 ! t ,„ ...vnqte ;*>rtri..l. I'UE ITATIoN.Id.. IZE&T;Tra Ttim Ku u s IIEM Tii.-YCMCretIV the follooliig Bulktiu was exhibited at St. .!:ttni's : Wii:,l , or Castle, Sept. S. ' 6 Kitt Mute - sty lira been execta , g;,i t;tliet and enintortnble through the last wont. +, ;us auy :11:eintiou iu OAF crate of iiis Ala (Stgn.:.l as usual.) r ; the :Irclabishopa, at the earnest desire of the Com missioners appointed fi,r tarrying into. execution nu Act 1 0 -" for litiltling, and proniothig the building, of utldii timid churches and chapels iii populous pci - ishet,'" have addressed A circular letter to tl.o Bishops in their respective provinues) fur tear purpose of requesting. 1 through thou, the IttuniLents of each diocese to far *Ash the sail' Commlssioncrs with the fullest iairma thin. uptn the fhur fell,wing points r imuncly :—A cur. red atteount of the popalution of the parish,.and of 'soy talloinin'v extraltnioehial place : they:nattier of ptirsout ‘v Well the parochial church is. On adineasurement, tuned capable of accomodating : the distance film the parish church at which any considerable part of the parishion ers reAtle: end, in casu of its beittg deemed expedient to remove all' or an of these impediments to the peo ple's attendance on bivitie worship, what stun or stuns the heluthitarsts of suit+ parish or extra-parochial place ' ate ehle and willing to contribute towards erecting. an• additional church ur chat ; el. file p.itlestat of the statue orHenry IV. at Paris, is to he bronzed,. It will • present twerbas rc/ftys, ate one irepresenifog Henry entering raris, the. other, Henry allowing piovisialls• to pus, into the town whilst he besieged it. The tictingirfrum .slacchcster still continue to b• of •an unpleasant nature. The mob of idle tcanutiteturers, complaining, it is said, that tney wore first pelted from thence, attacked the factory of :Hears. Gray and Co., from whence they were repols.xl, saiva of their crew , being wounded. Thay also hadreviously misused and •:i ,uILI those of ..esses• Gray's manufacturers who had never quitted or had returned to their labour. Wagfrte .put hies have been opened at Lloyd s on the 'following terms : l'o pay 10 guine.is, to receive 100, ..if there shall be war within 12 montlita bet Alten this. •muitry and the Uniied States. One of Lord Egreinont's horses, while essereislrog, last week, nu N mann Let Huth, uud threw the rider, who pitched on big head, and vta4 so much injured, that he died the ialloiving day. OFFICE OF 612D..\ - .4.NCE, Sept. le, iszs. 711 E Principal ()Acrs o, His Majesty's Ordnance de hereby g;re ,ATotiee. that J'rvosals will be received ae their (l Mies in Pall ur bc4lre key. Me IStli da of Septeinkr next. suds Pe. Tans us "crn be ailliu 40 i.ndei take Ilte supply ' • k • neve fisr (Sedue , y , i • I ,;i1 , 3 114 the wt, Tmentroncp ill4teiets, lo be ele.i.ocecti al the; Erkictu.‘ ty Me C'ohisti.jdu.-rs',z. Vre,terlt North Britain.. Sus:et. NI Wand. tient, exclusive of Wooltiet. !tituth West. Exstcrn. fin' a period of' Sir Months firm the Ist (icluber next. The 1) , :z? to be yrod.B;ANA • drPo . .r*li Ckl". any mi.sture of Foxn burnt Outs. and must not 7.e...k.r1, toot than 7.7 pounds per liindieskr Bushel s fhe /lay !a be sweet and dry., and delivered in Trusses of ht; poirnd.*:eeight.-7'he *rate to lewd, ckan, and dry IVlieat or Rye Shaw, and delieered in Trusser as'36ll.s. weight. fire Prices to he puidjin Me )eepecti:e Quantities of e4c.'4 witch way be delivered at Ilw . fi.ltoeing rates, Fey sloe Claus at r hundred poitOttts, Avtiirdureis weight tar the flay at hundred arid tweke pounds Felt the Straw at ha :Aired and trtlve round,. The l'n.pasals maybe &fillet ..71 se pa Itto ro mere of the saint gittiittifS. end is e.ret! , led that the :if re. .• fie StUbda reried m leis t 'ion:rurt, Me, awn itefter. nn.4 in;!, du •Ilowounrc fur the sau.e the rak tt r Week. . . _ Further l'artiettlars timy be known tilton upplieetiqn to the Oflkers Ceinitubittling tht tioyal At:ditty in each I te•triet, aced al,u s.t the Szereta ry ' is t Willi: in Pall 1;11I, Jon...biol. any day between the boor 4 of fro mid folic ki'eli.ek, ucere the intat.obalh icest he delivered sealtil tm cant endorsed. '• Prityr)saL: Jro Fott.tai:. '' but no tinv.tti eon be admitted after the rind 17,1 , cut &pleb:her. at cache o ' clock at tmi.ni of the 1611.111 e flay, neither'. ill ut4 'forger he natieeil unless the pally making it. or on agent in Oa Ittlialf 'boll attend. Py Order at the /lotto,. 11. 11. 11l tiecretary. NCORWICIIUNION INSCRANCI% Speedily will be priltlitive. thy ortittr ut Ytc liirectora,l • A IlltiEF nud I)IS•'ASSitINTAI'f, A ['EA I. to tier xvi:Nittiiiis on the 54.11.1 Et.-r thd , g , CON- Nrrn!,D with the AIrF.E.TINtIIt inteiy held at the tiotrim and l'ulture l'avern. tr (within. l'ar titaft t; year., Setict v ha* bten extaiding kself over yartnts pltres of Gnat ilritain and Inland. rod the I.lirevtoni have been low; accnattwued In receive the fro,' 4 . .r6r.telory i)o.:1 the itt..nred. as to the .tuntier rhicil lot...alit:lu barn aditated, end the g.tmeral e 3 / 4 lnet.rili of ea, twaitestion earried on. In I,ofition, liewevt*, tvitere the Sit.tiety't. !tuskless tat leas: tbauy cawnt) cyittparativel• or r&vnt date, lintels 4:i...attAlte• (Wallas latel.),' Welt ftioyeattit. and the taeus..trys itta.atti by the•ewrti plainin„; ttVeV.:4 l ri:ed the attention tit tile threttAlt. out the .t rt•siter Loudon ettlinnittet• It log cupie*l in titr 111 l tit le etoziety's cotovnts in 14:II diAtrict. touter thc expres3 sett dnii of clue !limn:rm. Ow,. hew lawn win illin4 tow nituttivr to anticipate the It. port of that Committee. Iltit the time , it `ation bers;: tatc..,?.tia. awl W.; M et; ithyrs !lisuaotkazt rotwtry itatiog o.trttteu roniti,inst etttiala intorro..tion on the bete ttangt::tiott.. in :toast. the ;Itrectan , tam ti.ll is no Watt Batt they ate enuthol Su. 111ttel endoe ly of I . l%s:l:ttryll thee 10: , y h., hi w•tl4ret.4 napc , ting ti:r toctitsiwlik.twl vwtvlty. I.nticr t!.t eir etoitstanses tatit teettecittlit . eine.: the Gtio.ge att.i Vt..tnee I,:dtatte:ttee hen gepOrk) ti,ts o. t..1,11i11.11 to plillii.h ::net It 31 titLy It: VAL - t:3 , "1 t.t 'at t.te of 1-:". l'omitry NEI-abet& in .11111%; wlfa t will. Baf the pit 41. t, from their c.twaderatioa t.te 110' !Air I v o .1 1 ,4 r .4. or if it tri,cr.skt be found .ttc.s!ful ul anti t. to then:. it 14 tii I.: f!tra; t.n In:. char than way la , tottwhinlabij tar W tilt. fittaaal Lt.. 4 cl knturyr.; the itauti.ta-pot Nil)' ti.: In the me ste:l 0. iN I D.' , I'lON ill lilt' 1.: A? Lnil im N.Cf. f auJ 1 : 11:1; I , IA N 4:4 sue,:rior teiwa•Aur • • tn• t- wat) wrg;.: ot the \vantc t 3.4; N NIQN I Pr, Me I: l'i; Athl C;I tlia I ril;49..ilui r . is.i 34 - :4113 ; !uit: , 0k.t.•!;4!13. Strr. • N ;S, St p .t. I.—last oiled, rather Perot eII o'clock, a mush ilce broke nor iu ili - 410Streior, Mar Town, st a linen draper's • hup, a few (hairs from 31 r. l‘killar's, the woollen di aper,nliii It raged aOh the Minostfiuy till past uhe, ellen Its desitnetive prowess airs Indp arrested by pullhig down the Isom. of Mr. Leal, grocer, at rr it had destroyed' seri rill dwellings and. mused lintel, daihace to °their. On the that Warm of this dres.dful accident. lite alarm bens it. the Dock Yard ring, and the Narth:.inherland, 7J , Captain. Walker. commenced titbit; is 1. v thr immediate awn • Ming of the heats Lvlinitting to the ships. The military %%Tie • ai.olllllkr arms olt%lise grro.Nt aim' tits , and pet coos of all rooks rendering ewe, v assistatei 'file loss in property is said to he awl will be some time frit, Several het. 4Diei hat e brew vet) inured, hod no lives are statid to hat e been lint. The vahroble curio of the Harmony, the first ship tlest este urrited ut Bull finar the East Indies direct, was sold, lust eek, at that purl, meg ly the o torte of which aus purchased, for the Mel cantily !mows of Lotith n und Literpool. The well k 'too o Colonel Thorr turrlnor purcha.•rd two env:, nifirriat drolleries iu V'roree, nhirh belonged to Noble:sten of hauls ;rink order the lot ince Iroy eminent. mnrii;: lu (:rees Sireet, Park of P. Antrems. Esq. of a sou.—At his lions: itt laliogtc..i. the okiie of Mr. John Twigg, of 6- 60111. MARRIED. repro., r.sl. of Mgt . >iv Essen. to 'Afaria, day. of 17.1). Ms gen,. Esq. of ii:•no.nerwoud I.oclgo. &tas •e. and niece to the ItiglA lion. the fAall I)yneror.—H. Log:ds. E*.q. of Finsloiry Squar,..4e qrs. Gillc Y aic, widow of the hue J. Cillepsie. Esq. and dnu. of B. 'Service, J. q. of the came lifooson•n. Esq. of Bridge Street. to Nlary dau. of 'l% S. Vernon. Emi. of Sheepcote, IVereester,liire.—:ll. Sheppard, of Counter Street. Borough. t 4 H'arii.t..dati. of T. Bond, Esq. 01 Nan Oreen. l'eekhain —Mr. I . Varrenoe. of Aldkne. Nl:ss thorwocal. dau. of Mr. Ilunroud. of New4ate Marker..—el. W. Jervii. 1i sq. youngest son. of Sir J. J. W..lervis, BLitt. of Garbold6tetni..Sutt;dlr of IA Shettle, Esq. late Ad...ucato Nli. of Ilengal. nii:n. Aare. Sir Pohl. Calder. Vail. K.C.R. in thel'lth ye!tr of his ag: —At Gloucester. aged 100, J. Jeffertes. F. , q. Father of the Come is tion of Gloucc.ter.—ln Southampton Buildings, Holborn. aged Cle. D. Ogilvy, Esq.—At Snareulsruolc; Eswx, T. Wilkinson. Esq. NA 88.-I'hc Iter..l. W. Dodd, Usher of Wwmiterter Schnol.—At iiiiF house, Ertning, Suflblk, Mr. A shba, the celebtated writing engraver. aged 7.5.—5. Round, Esq. of King's Beech hill.—At his house is tba Borough, age(' 43. Air. J. IVilmett, stationer. LONDO' MiIRKETS. CORN-ExcIiANGE. FRIDAY. SEPT We have had but few fresh arrivals of English Wheat since Mon day, and fine parcels fully command that day's prices—Batley is ire demand. at an advance of at least 2s. par quarter; and Pease, or e both kinds, are steady in price ; I.ut Old Beans. are very unsaleable, • though offered on lower terms.—Theaupp/y of Oats, this week, being much ►muller than of late, the trade is twat. and maws' deari.T.—ln other amides we have no alostotion W waste. . 11,10V1b*Y. WEPT gt. There wits n nets snpply of New EnffiNli What this morning. which -experienced a dull sale at the reduction of 15. a, ss. I•cr qt:4rter, since ha Monday; and the Foreip Wheat declined in th prom Lion.—Fine new Barley tp:ing in demand. adv.tticill ppw qmtrt..r.—lloiling Pease were comitlerably dearer ; likewise :me. Pease.—New !leans contained last week's pricers; OM 'leans a heavy sale and rather theni,er.—Tha Oat trade was brisk for Sine sunples* Itziperecd and Linsec.d wt.rc ratherdoaer.. Wheat 63 a FA. ditto 96 I'qt: ...... , fft a !6 Fine lierkv C. 3 a 7i Aid: - 14 a big I. I. Vhiterease69 a 91; l'ophind Ants .3 Gtey re.:.; !GSa 73 l'otatoetlitto 3i a 35 Beans f4 ni Dine Flour 717 a 75 Ticks Oats . TS et 34 Rape Scat! 4SL— !a:, PitICE OF BREAM The inghest price of the hest Wheaten Breaf thro-aghput the n:e• tropolis. is state,t by the !labels to be 131 d. the Quar:2l.l Stlille nitkers sell the brinarterti Loaf from ld. to td. low r. AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN ?ER QUARTCR. IY ENOLAIIIO AND WALES FOR TIM WEEK 1:NO:Nt; 3 . ye. ! Y. What. Rye 1 Harley I Oats I Re.-Las I Pew., 140 1 I 52 3 53 3 5.1 3 1n 5 C g rnlca OP M*N DAY, SL T. S. SIMI ViTTIT.T.D. 14 Imo AT,: AN o Ll:Am:slut! r. s. a. g. (1. Dram If Cattle at (!n:v....-e r.. (1. t. i'. Rect . -- 3 , i a 4 A SlltiaLs4ld 1ieet . .......3 it a. 4 11 ittuatin .4 Aa 3 6 PeJsts.abOUt.... 2119 Ituttoa 38a • ti Vol! .....4 oa6 it f Sheep lte m( . v e l 4oa 3 A Park 4(la G C Leslvss 4.n0 I itr —...4 Ar. 6 1 I.L'Ailt •r)4el ': r l'i,;a _ _ _ HAY AND STRAW I.OAM .C. 4d. Aver. e. ( 4 . ttlr 0 0a 8 co 0 6 !. SUitnetttn ;Clover 4, 10 0a 3 1 a —6 11 4. .; . ..:41V • llO . Q It; (1 -- 3 f 7 e 0 0 n 7 to 't Sr Jmalmea Cloter 7 6a910 • h 4 Mull' 2 S oaf la 211 A 11:tv 7 10 6I II IC n .1 VVlllllTitcliArry. 4 341‘.1:r 9 H 4 It fr 9 9 —b IR ti *raw 2 5 n a 2 12 0— 2 at 4 AVE!tAGE PRICE 01 , SUGAR. Computeil &ten the It et. a nit nta le in the P-pt. 5 it. tu I (tn. per tl4 •) eit 6 :lW of the linty nt i nricto. t.r la, rbler hereon nn Ini!kittainit thereof itste, %;eolt Satanta:f's (;44.t. ) rturr. rfOC!tS • Proik fro,* 7 fier Icnt. 3 rer Coq. Cer.o!i. 4 Kr (- ! ;Tr 1'.....,. Nr.t: ' irs it h tlir. Mt~ k I vittr V0n...-. 4 • rel. Cotit.) l4. Tr I. xtivittor hilit:Al.l.or 1 / 6 .:0...... ........... . th pr ( 0n5.17. for ) ',...e L(4 :.11.:.11111:'1 .p.•.,....1ttl j 'IN. .., rt . )•T. . 1 4'1 Ity Vo. a. r , t3utati's (lurch tPu Uot.t.ti. , 1 Ncv . !n.v. ! Ic;!, .1 ei 4c.td. frts trt Pt..% • • ■ MU t