The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-30 00:00:00

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Walls End Walker,,,',
Walls End Hetton
Walls End Stewart's,'"
Walls End Adelaide ,le.,
Walls End Gr

Tordon

14 61 W. E. MusgrcWel......o',
13 9 W. E South Durban,
14 3 Walls End Tees
'‘‘,ll;End Bewicke& Co. 15 0 Hartley ••••••"1
Ditto Bell, Robson, & Co. 13 9 Warde's ,
Walls End 8r0wn'5.....-- 13 3 Walls End Elgin
Walls End Gosforth 14 6 Walls End Selby
Walls End 14 6 Tanfield
Walls End 14 0
Ships arrived since last market-day, 29.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—JuIy 2/...•
We had a liberal supply of Wheat from the fartne4;etri
for the season, with a fair coasting arrival during the vi;',;,.,
sales were heavy, at a decline of Is. to 2s. per quOtier„,,
supply of Oats was also liberal, and sales heavy, at'rat,. 1
prices. Fine Malt and Rye sell steadily. Barley nomin‘:jo
in fair demand. No Pease offering. Fresh Flour free °"-
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New.
Wheat, Northumberland 465. 58s. .....5. I,
Norfolk and Suffolk 545. 585.... '1,',../.
Berwick and Scotch 46s 53s --',I,
Foreign --s. i.
—s. 5....... ,
Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 30s. 365....... ---.5*,
Foreign 3os. :3.51. ...... --44,4,
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Stiffbik —s. —s ...... -44 ,S,
Grinding and Feeding 235. 25s
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk .50s. 54s --;!• 0
Beans, Small —2, —5....... 3',. 9
Tick —s. —4l SOL
Pease, White .355. 38s .,4
-4. ,J,
Gray 28s. 30s ..... .. —144,
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 19s 22s —a "1,
Feed lBs 20s —4 4,
Foreign —s. ,s —O.O
Flour, Fine (per sack) —s --8 310

An inquiry has recently taken place befil
of the Juges d'lnstruction of Paris, which has led:f°ol
curious discoveries relative to an extensive forgery 1001,
of England notes. S9me of the money-changers of
Palais Royal had transmitted to London 0
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itonumber of 50/. notes, supposed to be notes .0
Bank of England. They were returned, cut jip,
with the word " forged" stamped upon theta& j
usual way. Search was, of course, immediately
the utterer of the forged notes, but for some ti011„:4141,
success. About 12 days ago, however, a man of hoc,
able appearance went into one of the moner°
shops, with twenty 501. notes, purporting to be
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Bank of England, for which he required change
The changer happening to be one of those 11'06
suffered most by the late forgeries, immediately sfOr
the nearest commissary of police, to whom be
man in charge on suspicion of uttering forged ,
notes. The man was examined, and search 10/:
in the lodging, of which he gave the address weird
his own, where several other notes of 1,, of
amount and description were found. The Pelf
notes were proved to be forgeries, and the man 'll"tio‘j
prison to take his trial for uttering and attetsPA
utter them. Some days after, a person calling joad
a Viscount, and wearing the cross of the l'eti
Honour, waited on the prefect of the police, and °see" 4!/I
he had heard of the circumstances of the man's Of
fboi
hid come to bring an additional charge agail.
The whole of the notes passed by him, sesrporf
on his person and at his lodgings, the A •
said, had been stolen from himself. Those, eli"be
lirge quantity besides, the Viscount said that ofil
himself forged, and bad been keeping by him to °i)/
means of destroying the credit of the Bank of En% j
the nxt war between England and France. The
of the police not being so much disposed to keep t 74
of the Viscount's patriotic intentions as the latter ,t
to wish, instantly caused a search to be made ir
place of his abode, where, in fact, several bundle°,o,
and other notes, purporting to be of the Bank of PA,
were found, as also every necessary material for serf)
them. The whole of the notes and implements rdorif
course seized, and the other day they were an P01:1
before the Juge d'lnstruction, where the Vi'c°ll4 ;
also made to attend in order to answer the I Pr)]
necessary for the drawing up of the prores verildroir, I
skilful typographers were also present, and to
desired to make experiments with the impleattie://
The notes they drew proved such perfect ita''A
those of the Bank of England, that in Englan, 0 04
would have been hardly possible to distinguish trdetly
genuine notes, much less in France. All the tp
bound to appear at the next assizes, but it
that the trial of the utterer will be deferrer 011,1
January assizes, as the Bank of England, who ll°
bably be the prosecutor, wishes to make every
inquiry into this extraordinary business, and, lipctii
ch
adopt such means as may put a stop to any ou 011
triotic" forgeries of its notes on the Continent'd b" 081
the firm of the solicitors to the Hulk of Engle° deto
sent to Paris for the purpose.—Paris Correll:0:j
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