Kentucky Gazette

New-York, Nov. 9.

The forged Certificates.—It may be remembered that we, not long since, mentioned that two certificates of six per cent stock, one for $30,000 and the other for $15,000, on being presented at the Treasury were discovered to have been forged; that the Register of the Treasury recollected that some years since he had missed some blank certificates, and that a certain clerk who had been discharged from the office, and who had gone abroad was suspected. This suspected man arrived at this port last evening from Liverpool, and as the officers of government had long been upon the lookout, and had discovered he was to land here, they were prepared for him; accordingly, Marshal Curtenius took the posse with him last evening, boarded the ship and arrested his prisoner. But alas, this man had figured away in such style in Liverpool, as to entice a beautiful and accomplished girl to marry him, and accompany him in his voyage. To describe her distress and amazement, or his shame and guilty appearance, is beyond the powers of the pen. He is lodged in jail.