Mr.Fauntaleroy.
Mr. Peter Mfoore hassent the following letter to a mrorn- ing paper:- " In the report of this morning, I tiad that in the trial of Mir. FI'untleroy, on Saturday, a documemt vas exhibited of several powers of attorney acknowledged to be forged by hitn amongst which was one in the names of I P. Moore and .John Alarsh for 21,0001.' - " I feel it right to state to the public, that in the instance. bearing the names of John Alarsh (the late Comtmissioner Marsh) and my- self, I never, till now, heard of or suspected an1y irregularity, and that the full sum of niviney otigirially in the names of John Marsh, .John (Godfrey, and Peter loore, executors ol' the late Jameq Areh- dlekin, of Bengal, was accurately accounted for and punctuaily paid by the firm of M essri. Alarah snd (lo., of Berners-street, and sub- sequently by the survivinz executors to the administratrix of tle late John Areldekin, of Kilkenny, with the sanction of the Court of Chatieery of Etiglasd. TPbe fund, originaly small, had, for a series of O=o s .Jwu-ru.ed5flILesna ed by these batikers. wito ltonotrablv interest on all the half-yearly accumulations credited in dividends _., the Bank of Enigland, to the imnporta,nt amoutnt, tsella I rcl lect, of 24,0001. and upwards. ' I reco M. Alr George Pringle, of Queen-street, Cheapside, Vrofrtesion. aly advised and conducted ae application tt, the Court of Chancery, with consent ot' the administratrix residing in freland, for itie s-pe- cial purpose that the survisiag executors, after such a long lapse of time, should obtain jnd sla authority for thu-i closing a trust of such accutnulated magnitude; of the exi stence of which the fami- ly of'Mr. John Archdekiti had liO 1nowledge uintil I infonned them after his demise. fI quest you wtll be plcsr d to tu;ake thit connuuicationt to the obltc. "' I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient, ltutmble servant. 'dward.ctlect, Monday, Nov. 1. ' P. MOORE." MR. FATNTALEROY.