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Jonathan Patterson, Thomas Taylor, William Dray- ton, Joseph Cabot, Rodney Fisher, Richard Price, and George Handy.

 The Grand Jury on their solemn oaths and ahiima. ions do further ask for bill oi indictment against Alexander Lardner, Tipnas Dunlap, Richard frice, Lawrence Lewis, Geo. Handy and others, (to the jury unknown,) for lelonionsly, &c. conspirmg 10 cheat and deliaud the Stockholders of the United States Bank of Pennsylvania, of the sun or sums Of abuut SI30,00O in the year lS4O To sustain this charge, endorse the same accnsers the others, and as witnesses, Moses kemptoh Edward Coes James <. Ncwboli, Joshaa Lippincott Jonathan Patterson and Thomas Taylor.

 TIE GRAND RYPREsEETMENT.-Ihe Penn svlqanan of yesterday says:-Ihe motion b quash the presentnenl of the Grand Jury against N. Biddle and others, was argsed yesterday in the Court oi General Sessions. The reason filed by Mir. Fiddle were gene ally that the Grand Jury had acted con Iary To law thai 1t was not authorised to adnlh'sler | oaths which were argue at length by him. He was followed by the Attorney General for the Common wealth. and in favor of the proceedings and action ol | the Grand Jury in the matter.

 The individuals presented by thc Grand Jury, were 1 represented by Counsel, except Mir. Cowpe thwait against whom bench warrant WAS issued John Ai. Read, Esq., appeared for N. Riddle, ii. NJ. Phillips, Esq. for John Andrews, Vim NJ. Meredith and Eli l K. PrIce, Esqrs for Richard Price, John Cadwall- ader Esq, for Samuel Jauaon and Lawrence LewIs, and Heney J. Williams, Esq. for Alexander Lard 1 ner, George Handy, and Thomas Dunlop. The argument was concluded, and iae Court holds the matter over until Monday when il will give it's decision.

 The Philadelphia Ledger, a6er commenting al length on the proceedings in the ease says:- The Attorney General speaking with much force, when we were compelled to leave the Court, fully sat isted that nJ determination would be reached during the day, bui of the belief, from various indications o the Court thai the motion to quash would eventually prevail and the Iabors and praiseworthy research o one of the most independent and indcitlgable Grand | JuriPa pv in would be | to the winds.

 The notorously guilty will escape for the present we feel qnfaessrsSseMeit should lheyl Shouu liie ''consstency'' of Judge Barton, which we saw was dwelt upon yesterday g,eat length, to operate lt check the march of iuslice in it's iapid strides to fer ret out the authors o one of inc most notorious ant stupendous frauds that went unpunshcd in lan' of law.