am.- 512 EXTRAORDINAEY CIRCUMSTANCE. About six weeks ago, a clerk in the house of Dorville and Co. of Auser.ca.square, glinted the country, having con tttt Used a forgery 111.1011 the banking house of Sir J. Es.laile, to the am omit tit of 6801. Mr. Dorville applied to the city magistrates ulna the subject, and Sulkitiel Fogg, the stearsitalmati, was selected as a proper person to follow the delimptent and Ming Min to the hands &Jos bce. Fogg having procured a warrant for the appreitets• s'.ot: of the clerk, traced him to Harwich, and from thence 14 Holland, where, after a long searc[l, he found the wito had taken his passage on board a ship hound to America. When Foes announced his errand, the symptoms of terror shown by the clerk proved that ' no further march was necessary. Fogg had at this moo rio authority about him but the warrant granted in Loudon, and Its lacer's stall; and he had made nu application to the police of the town. The young man, however, said, " 1 know what you come about; do not expose late; I shall gladly go with you ; indeed I have been miserable since I committed the odence, and I am rejoiced at the opportunity of going and throwing myself at the feet of Mr.l)urville; I should have done so before, bat. 1 was ashamed, I ;tad spent so much money." Ilut the Captain, who was an American, strongly opposed his &tenni:tattoo to leave the ship, and accused Fogg of having arrested Mtn in defiance of the authority of the cumatty. Fiugg, who had nu itlea 11113killg 411 errest circuanstanced as he was, denied tlt.•t he had those ,o, and the cle.k declared that his employer NCtit a message to him by Fogg , which compulsion was nut net -ary to make Sous obey: this assurance had tile desired effect, and Fugg and the clerk left the soy, but hail nut puneeded far when they were over takets by two oi the police, who brought them into Dor meeist, , 00k thew liclore the magistrate, and accused the otarsitalman of having appreheutled a man without an application to the autliorines of the place. Notwith satiating assurances of the clerk titat no arrest had been inade, and the rept...son:anon of the tharshalinats boot to the Magistrates and the Deputy Consul, Fogg and the clerk, and the servant who attended Fogg, were put into cunfitientent in a hotel, and where they ten Ailed fur some days tinder the care of the military After some examinations before the Magistrates, to wls nts Fogg declared his office, and produced his ho• ray, that unfortunate officer was locked up in a ground dungon. Fur the first week lie sow allowed nothing but bread and water, bin upon e. ritiog to the Chief Ma gistrate, and requesting to be permitted to porell se something to keep the Isle its him, lie obtained leave te eat meat at hie own expence. Before he had long been in cobfiticineni, the gaoler, accompanied by others, en red his cell, and having stripped oil his coat and w ductal, took away all the money with which lie was ch .rge4l, emit 4,1 which he had become possessed upon In .eting with the clerk. 'lbis money amounted to no s a sum than 3801. The clerk had voluntarily giscii it Fo g g, having previously complained of the great w iglu and trouble or it. and l aid that it was what re m ,ined of the soot lie lead su dishonestly become master of. Fur upsv. rds of three weeks the tearshalinais re iined in confinement, notwithstanding that lie hail w.ittem to the aaubacsadur at Brussels, and others, whose sit e,ference, he supposed,might have been efficacious in procuring his enlargement. The dungeon in which he was imprisoned was of the most loathsome kind, and while Ite was in it he never saw the face of a human or brute being, except that of his gaoler. One of the magistrates, however, treated hint with humanity, and f equeotly sent for hint under pretence of examiniug istus, in the purpose of git tug him an opportunity of breathing she fresh air. The clerk and the servant were all this time at liberty ; but the former never made an attempt to leave Oordreclst until he was advised by Fogg to Kti to London, throw hiotsili upon the mercy . aim master, State what had occurred, and cause some interfamuce to be made to prevent the continuance of the harsh measurts at Uor.kvelit The clerk was punctual to those engage ments, but soon after his departure, Fogg was liberated, having been dt claret' Itutsourably acquitted of the charges against him in open Court. !'here was some detour *boot returning to 111111 the money which bail been token from bins, but he insisted upon getting every farthings end having obtained ii, set sail with all possible expedition. One of the firm (Sir Bettjamiti Hama) applied on Mutt day to the Magistr..te at Guddleall to order that the money given by the clerk to Fogg should lie delivered so the brut, 'this was et entually. done. We understand that the clerk is about to leave the country. On Tuesday morning, the 18th inst• a Rerions no. cident happened at the Turkey red dye-works of Mr. Rabat A udiew; Omen Mount, Manchester. Two annel eoppeit, in which the steam is confined used in the dying process, accidentally gave way, in con sequence (If an iron rod breaking which secured . the covers. The explosion was so great as to carry away the roof of the building, and unfortunately four of the workmen, including the foreman, who were in the building, wore so much scalded and bruised, that they carried to the iulirmarv, and we are sorry to adi, the foreman is since dead. •fl others are iu a fair way of recovery. biIiCOVERY OF HUMAN Do!kres.---On Saturday last, as sumo buys were piayingin St. George's-fields, near to tho Borough-road, one of them, on jumping upon a newly-mak hillock, was somewhat alarmed co Lind that the ground gave way under his feet ! On examination it was discovered that he had leaped upon a considerable quantity of mutilated human remains, that had the appearance of Ir.ving been recently deposited there. They were removed to the churchyard, in two carti. It is suppo.,tai that Loy are the refuse of the anatomical departments of the horpitals in the ‘icinity. THE NATIONAL REGISTER I.lvEnroot., SEPT. 27.—The body of a female supposed to have been lost in the Earl Moira packa, has been cast upon the shore near Work ington, where she was discovered by some fishermen and taken to the nearest habitation for a coroner's inquest. The body presented a pitiful spectacle, the dress being all nearly torn away by the ceaseless agitation of the ruthless element. Sufficient, how ever, remained to proclaim that she had been both Noung and genteel. Her poor head was much bruised; and her arms lost from the elbows, the effect, perhaps, of having clung to some refuge.— She had on the remains of a black sarsenet pelisse, lined with satin, a coloured sarsenet gown, with an under white body, two dimity petticoats, one flan nel ditto, together with stays and chemise (very fine linen, marked H. H.-47, in a very neat hand) ilannel waistcoat, black silk stockings, and handsome shoes. Perhaps these particulars may meet the eyes of her friends (who are, doubtless, deploring her fate) and lead to her identity ; and, at. the same time, prove a consoling assurance that she was on the 19th of September, peacefully interred in the church-yard Af Harrington, near Whitehaven. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, Rcgtnt Street, London. TRUSTLES. The DUKE of NORFOLK. The DUKE of RUTLAND, The MARQUESS of NORTHAMPTON, LORD BR AYBROOKE. LORD KING, &e. &c. Ate. AND SIXTY DIRECTORS: Managing Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. HL distinguishing Principle of these Offices is, 1. that they combine the stability of Companies harlot a forge Capital, with the minor Advantage of sberritt,; , Profits as in Union Societies. _ _ _ Permanent Capitals amounting to 630,0001. have been formed Ia Addilkne to the faetaatiu'• Capital awing front the Premiums; and it is expressly provided. that the , e Funds alone shall be unsworable for Losses, whence Persona Insured are effectually sethred frum Liability for tin; Losses of others. In the HUE Orrit:E, returns of 20 and 43 per Cent. have been invariably paid to all Persons who have continued insured S. - wen Years, whether their Policies were taken out for Seven Years, or were renewed annually, which Returns during the last Steven Years have exceeded 30.0001. In the LIFE OrrtcE,BONUSES of 131. es. and 461. les. per cent. hive been divided during the lust fourteen years. EXTRACTS from the Returns of the Stamp Office, sliming the incrniu and decrease 41 duly paid during the three years at Christina; last by the different Pim Othe,g, and exemplifying the pre.(i - rettre given by the public to titi PLAN and mauve mot to the LUC NTI FIRE OFFICE. INCREASE. DECREASE. s. d. 3,3(6 lY 7 861 11 9 • 15,471 19 11 643 It II 1,u;3 0 9 531 14 0 1,131 3 2 Q,llBO 0 5 3,921 8 0 880 4r . 1 X. S. (1. 1,1614 16 6 509 16 11 584 4 8 1,005 5 11 11.504 2 9 7,10 13 3 ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF T%VI? "VPAR. .._______ _ • Fur the Sale of Irish Linen by the Piece, at the Factor's price, N0..,0n the SOUTH SIDE of I3LOONSBURY SQUARE, four doors from the top of Southampton Street, Holborn. riIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to 1. announce to the Public, that the above House is their only gitablishment in this country ; where they continuo to supply the Nobility, Gentry. and tbu Public, with WARRANTED greas.bleacTied Linen, fur Shiite and Sheets, of the but fabric and colour, at a price consiUerably lowur than they can be pro cured through any other medium. They also engage to return the purchase money shouN any fault appear.—Good Irish Bills and Bank of iselami Notes taken as 1114a1.—Country and Town Ordsr , punctually attended to by JOHN - DON° VA N 4, liloomsbury Square. Lunluu, 1 A co t s JOHN DOYLk:, 51, St. Mary's Abbey, Dublin, j g This day is published, in • vole. Nino. price U. ts. DE WiLLENBERG, or the Talisman, a Tale of Mystery, by I. M. H. HALES, Esq. Author of the Astrologer. &c. Prin'xit for A. K. NEMAN & Co. Leadenhall Street. The following have appeared this Summer: BICOTKY. or die Warning Voa.e, a Tole.* vols. 11. as. Esta:sao.rEa or TUE ALPS, a RUIIIIIICO, by James Griffin. it vo:s. SUENES AT BRIGHTON. a BAH:aI Tale, by lanes !look, Esq. 3 vols. 13s. • imam T . 5 CAVX, an Rittntical Romance, by Zara Went worth, i rule. 11. _ _ _ _ - - FEARS and CARTA, Of au Uncle and bib Nephew by E. D• Car, 3 vol.. VARIETIES or !arc, by the Author of Sketches of Cha racer, II ruts. *1 edition, HitaikkNoToN, by Miss D. r. Campbell, 2 vols. , 106. CA AK. NEWNAN & Co. LEADENHALL STREETf • have to offe: &tremens .ll.4ndrcd and 2'hirly Volumes o N I IVELS and ROMA NCES, on peculiarly ILIVSIitageOUS term to the purelta.,er they WC ALL LIM AND 1! Aix SOLI n, c ot.s• LACKS; and lor the mnyenieti'm of small towns, they hove elisssill thew tts jolloWS :—Fusit Hundred Volumes ut Is. 7d. per Volume; .51.4? .11nrircd and ipp Volumes at 2s. ltl. per Volume; and Si ..r Hundred arid t.ighey Voltuues. which cum tain must of the Sander', and lttothan Works to Intl, at 211.7( 1 . per Yelume,for Revd!! Moaeg only. (Jr a Selection may be made from tither Class, at out - kat, ;Lan Onu Hundred Volumes, at a trilling advance per Volume; at they ens be had in sheets, ttattuaung 7d. pet Volume for the bandlog. A Catalogue may be had on application. Albion Atha British °COUNTY Eagle Globe •—•••• • ''''''' ••••• Band-in-Hand Hope Imperial London Norwich Union Plicenix Royal Exchange Sim Union Westminster wimps. In Baker street, Portman square, the lady of P. Ripley, esq. coin. mantle) of the Regent Last Indianian. of a tem. At Skeutrith, Slomnouthshire, the lady of J. N. Norton, mg. of a son. In Boise crescent, Mn. J. Casenove, of a son. Mrs. William May, of ArtMaly place, kiushury square, of a son. Mrs. Win. Ilarper, of CowpLr's coon, lo WWI, of a son. 'f he lady of J. Mayhew, my. of Great Marlborough sliest, of a daughter. At her father's house, Florham, Norfolk, Mrs. R. Hutchison, of the Commercial road, Loudon, of a son. iltdarrice. C. Whiting, ern. of Brixton, to Louisa, second daughter of the late W. Swaim, esq. of Leamington. Lambridgeshire. At et. John's, Wappiug, by special licsuse, .1. Ilearesou, esq. of Stile end, to Rebecca, youngest daughter ut Capt. Flukey, of the West India service. At Isllngton,J. Armstrong, - esq. of Fenchurch street, to Miss Eliza. Beth Andrews.. of lsliugtou, eldest daughter of the late I. Andrew*. esq. of 'lechery. At St. Vette* ' hfroadstairs, James Pew, esq. of the Ordnance Wks. Tower to Miss Cathet Ilstriet AIOU, of Camberwell. C. Lean, esq. of F0)010,011 street, merchant, to Emma Clenhorn, Proctor, of Walthatustow, eldest Jauntier of Thomas Procter, esq. of Stamford hill, At Lambeth, Mr. F. Smith, of Hammersmith and Cecil street, to Caroline, yid) dangliter of It. Hall, ern. ot Keoninutou, !..urrey. At Birmingham, J. Burette'', usq. of Foley place, Lutidue,tu Emily, second daughter tat J. Green, esq. of the termer place. At Mary lebone church, 11. Markland, esq. of the Inner Temple, le Chas lone, eldest daughter of Francis Fretting, esq. of the ',metal Post (lilies. At Mortlake, Surrey, the Rev. Edward James, perpetual curate of Mortlake, to basalt, eldest daughter of F. heel es, tog. of East , heen. At St. George's, Bloomsbury, J. bishop, csi. of Weiner) place, te Emily, youngest daughter of the late Rev. Dr. Ferkeley, of Waittls, Essex. Vino Mr. John Bolton, surgeon, of Greek street, Soho square. At her residence. in the Paragon, Hannah. relict M the late George Guilt, est. of Southwark, in the 72,1 year of her age. At her house at Sunbury, Mrs. Audree, aged 64. J. Fletcher, ell. of Abingdon, Berks, aged 73. ' W. V. Mills, esq. of Wadley boom, Berkshiie, one of We Majesty's justices of the pence for the counties of Gloucester and Berks. In Chaudos street. Cavendish square, C. Munro, esq. aged MI. At Limon grove, smith, Mary, relict Of B. Gregory, late of Watickindlers' hall. At %ersailles,'l2. Calvert, esq. of Grafton street, Bond street. At Hampstead, after bet a hew minutes' jilt. so, Oche. ine, the wife of C. Barton, esq. of Lincoln's Inn hells, bas rioter at law. On sonde,' last, at the house of her brother, Viscount Clifden, et Itoehamptii, the Hun. Emily Anne Agar. At his mother's boast, Claplain common, 0. S. Wright, esq. of Hull, second sou 'Atha late B. Wright, esq. L.onoon 90artiet6 CORN EXCHANGE., WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 26. Our market continues abundantly supplied with all descrip. dons of Grain, but the demand is not very brisk, in consequent-. of the exertions that are still being made to keep up the proem high prices; however, what sales were effected were at a reduction of Ys. per qr. from Monday's prices. Every other article of Grain is lower, but the business transacted is not very great, as the consumers anticipate a much greater reduction, and conse quently will only purchase for present use. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, SEPT. VI. Our market is well supplied with Wheat this morning, having had this week several arrivals of old and new Wheat from out own coast. There is a brisk demand for fine old Wheat, at nom Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer, but new Wheat meet very few pur chasers. Barley is full as dear as on Monday, as well as Oats, Beans Peas, Ac. The market is in appearance more brisk to day, b uti the business transacted is principally its old Gra. CURRENT PKICI rer W i tic taes ;ES OF GR. ster Measure 1 MONDAY. a• go 53 a 67 6i a 74 i 34 a 56 IIN FOR TI of Light tiusloi W EL/14E11U. 6 . 52 u 65 ti:: at 94 Ai 57 Ili 14 LEK, FILIDAY• b. a. 11- C 63 a 76 I 34 34 Red Wheat White Rye Brook, or Burk Wheat Barley Pale Malt Feed Oats brew or Pohlad do New Tick Ileum Old ditto New Pigson ditto Boiling reuse ..• Grey Pea* •• • . Rapeseed per lost 11,8 a 30 56 u 63 19 a 23 20 u 24 30 u 32 34 35 a 39 96 u 40 29 a Ng 29/. a 3'. S I 5 1 1 II U.. 19 a 914 :Al a VS. 30 32 a 31 31 u 313 1.4 a Sel slf a SI wW. a r. 27 a ;IV 46 u 63 19 a '2:: 2:J 32 u 35 24 a 3? 35 a 413 34 a !i-5 27 u 291. u . AVERAGE PRIt:E OF CORN. Per Quarter, to die 9 Maritime Districts of ENGLAND and WALES, fur ti,e Week eudiug SepMaher Shild, extracted from Saturday's Gaiette. Wheat— IBs 10d I Barley... $3l I Bean; ....,Ssl II 3 Iv o 3 9 , 2d (has.... w 44 Id Pea.; ... '24 BROWN Olt 11.)titiOVA1)0 RAJAH. Average Price from the Retinue wade its the Wed: ending Weduesday hiat,SUs. Id. pet cwt. exclusive or duty. PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sack of Five Utp.liels, or 2801Ini. Monday, G. G. Monday. r, '• Fine English Flour 63 a lu I American Flour ... 42 aid Seconds dill° .... 60 a 65 Far Barrel of 1I BIIV-0 ) . la. 00. the Mom - trio Lout. aiill 11 tI ELIJ 11141illt FR!UAY, SErT. 118.--We had a goad supply of pr;ruci Beasts at market this morning, for which there was a brisk dctnantl at i%lunday's'prices. Sluttim, Veal, and Lianb were also Ind as dear men Monday. Pork was rather eheaper.—Tlit business •in the Hay-methet wm dull; Hay supported our lasi pru:o9 but Clever and Straw were something imver. The fullovius h u comet statement us the prices and nurnho at t»arket s HMIs 4 , 1 MEAT, exellisive u( the i ,I, ‘‘ hick colitis's of Head, &grail-, and Hide, aou is worth abotit ld. psi lb.—Per ramie of tslb. NON PAY. Beef 3* ULI to Os 4d Mutton Ss Id to .is 2il Lamb as 0.1 to 5s Od Veal Ss IJd to 4* 10.1 Pork Ss ~I to 4s Gil I 1 eatl uf Cattle at market. Boots Sltticp and l.atuba . 49,n40 Y'' Cal v es It'll WA v. 11 , :n1 34 6.i 114 44 .M.atiosa SI 4d to 4' Latish 34 10.1 to 5• ucl Veal 31 10t1 to 4. Pork Si 44 to 4• 41 Head of (-Lute at Nhirket. ta autl Lamps 2,ltt) Pip Craves • LON Do N s Primal and Published by the rropticto,JOHN T at this Utticv, VI, Elect Street, whi.tu all LAWN t he Ldiwe, 6;b. (post 1,1114) must bu aagreauctl., 1 R fa I