The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-13 00:00:00

banCeideTarWsl7, 10,598,607
Other securities
91324 and slyer cots and _ .

n4vioe --
--

._ 8
, .
290il

Seven day and other bills
- --

ktrease

9,662
A,416

3,5111:247
The notes in the banking department, consti-
tuting the reserve fund under the Peel system,
with the 303,021/. of coin, had increased by 833,3431.,
the difference betwen 1,176,740/. of the last weekly
return, and 2,030,0851. by this return. But the
amount of the reserve has already ceased to be of in-
terest, since the suspension of the ank Act, and the
return to better principles of banking and credit. No
attention is now paid to other than the bullion fund,
which was on the increase, and will show for the
next and succeeding returns a greater increase still.
The beneficial result of the government measure con-
ista in this, that it has unlocked capital and credit,
and restored confidence. Measures were probably
taken to ensure a supply of gold from abroad also,
with which it was the fault of government to inter-
fere, supposing they had done so. It will be seen
that the Bank had lessened its " other" securities
whilst increasing its stock of gold, and its reserve
fund. In fact, however, from the great depression of
business, and the inactivity consequent of the bill
circulation, the Bank was less pressed for accommo-
dation, and all other banks were exactly in the same
position.
The Bank of England has been supplied during the
present week with 375,000/. in gold. It is under-
stood that to-morrow upwards of 100,000/. more will
be received into the Bank vaults, brought by the
Hamburg steamer, and that about 200,0001. more is
expected to-morrow and Monday. In a week or ten
day. forward about half a million more is expected as
advised of. These ample supplies are almost exclu-
sively derived from Russia. Such extraordinary
imports of the precious metals must necessarily be the
result of financial operations upon a large scale, the
actors in which do not appear at present, although the
origin may be guessed without much chance of error.

BANK UP ENGLAND.—AccorNT for the Week coding Nor. &

Note. imued

Debt ... e 11.015.100
Other Socurttloot 2.954.110
Gold Coln cunt nuwun ,247,9t0
&Iva Hvlllon ........ 1.118.3;I
=45%530
Government Peewit's"

1=.01,530

'ANNE.> _
Proprietor: Capitol —.J34,663,000
Publllnetad Reit
i ...
Depoett: ..... 3.5t11.10T
c
Ezeheq., Nay. !Unite,
Comm of histioroJ
Debt. and Dir. Amt.) 4h91,1113
Other Drpoiiito MOOS,
tleven-dayasulothorDille 921,15T7

Nov. 11.

Annuity) ...
()they Sacuritios 1:),Olu,915
Note)
OW awl ether Coin.. 303.021

Bank Ptdek, 1814 8
3 per Cent- Red. Anne. 821 3 1 3e
3 per CA Con.Am/2..1;4M
New 31 per Ct. ADM.. la it
Lone Amt. tnp. Jaw. 1180.8:
7-18
Ditto, 38 Yew*, e 4 I
TORETON
6 per Ct. Bruno Bonds. Small,
3 per Cent. MIAMI ridndA 1825, RI
22 per Con. Dutch Exchange, 12
f.. 3/
I per Cent. GrenAdt Bond,. 181
Do,, Wowed. 21
NXCITANGFA AND

M. MARSHALL. Mkt CaAbler.

Inas Honda, under 1.1.00.1, 18 15
South eztort, 914
Cunard. for Acct., 4
Exchuquer Me, £l,OlO 24E, mu
2 dl.l pm. 2 dk. 1 pm'.
Ditto zxnu,l pm. 1 dt.. 3 pro. 1 (114.
Milo Small, I 3 pm.
r FUNDS.
+5 per Ct. Mexican, Amount, Nov.
10,15448*
4 Per Ct. rortuguere 214
3 per Ct. Bpsolrh Ikmda. '21.8
94 per
(lull. Cen
33i 434 Dutch Exchange, 12
4 per Cent. Dutch Certif., 821
STOCKNI ABROAD.