The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

£24,098,045 I Total , £24,098,045

BANNING DEPARTMENT.

Debit.
Proprietors' ca-
pital
Rest
Public deposits 8,13'r 341
Other „ 9,955,504
Seven days, and
other bills 739,595

Credit..
Goiernment se-

- - - -
curities £11,678,516
Other securities 19,535,196
Notes 5,270,880
_ _ _

Gold and silver
coin

687,45

Total £37,172,043
'n of the previous week, we

Total .... £37,172,043
Compared with the retu
have the following results ;
Active circulation
Increase
Bullion
Decrease

£18,827,165
23.043
10,310,496
33.217
Best . 3,786,603
Increase
Seven day and other bills 739,595
Decrease
Public deposits
Increase
Other deposits
Decrease
Government securities 11,678 516
Increase
Other securities
Decrease' 85,447
Notes unemployed 5,270,880
Decrease

LONDON GAZETTE,--LAsT NIGHT.

[By British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph

BANKRUPTS.
RICHARD KEMSLET DAY, Bermondsey street, Southwark,
fuel manufacturer.
GEORGE LEWIS, Cwmdach Aberdie, Glamorganshire,
innkeeper.
'Noises RUSSELL, Oxford, Master of Arts, schoolmaster
and boarding and lodging house keeper, and Peter's hill,
Dcctors' Commons, City.
LEOPOLD STRAYS, Fenchurch street, and Rue de Bouli,
Paris, Coran seed and flour merehan,.
GEORGE SPIL9DURY, Wolverhanapton, builder.
JOHN COIYAN, Newcastle upon Tyne, cheesemouger.
OorAve. FOA, Old Broad street, merchant.
JAMES CATTERTON and MOSES CATTERTON, Horneastle,
Lincolnshire, millers and bakers.
BENJAMIN BROWNING, St. Peter's, Hereford, victualler.
JAMRA lima, Manchester, commission agent.
HENRY DYER, Bristol, cabinet maker, furniture broker,
and dealer in hardware.
GEORGE FBGAD SMIRT, Bath, victualler, brewer, and
beershop keeper.
WILLIAM SMITH GOODING Manchester, tailor and draper,
Italian warehouseman, and tavern keeper.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Stair Mill, Crosthwaite, Cumber-
land, woollen manufacturer.
NATHAN MITCHELL, Leeds, merchant and manufacturer.

Placards have been posted on the walls of Gloucester,
announcing that some person at Bristol is in want of
2,000 cats for Australia. Those who have any of the
feline species to dispose of, are requested to bring them to
a place appointed in the bill, on a given date, when the
captain of the ship will be in attendance to pegociate with
the proprietors.
THE MURDER or MRS. KELLY.—On Tuesday. applica.
tion was made to Chief justice Monahan, at the West-
meath assizes, to release Mr. George Strevans from the
recognisance into which he entered at the last assizes to
attend at the present, on a charge of having been concerned
in the murder of his relative, Mrs. Sarah Kelly. No bill
had been found against him, and counsel contended that
he was entitled to his release under the Habeas Corpus
Act. The judge said he would leave Mr. Strevans to
apply at the Queen's Bench, and continued He
abstained advisedly from stating his reason, but knowing
the nature of the case, and the difficulty on the part
of the crown of obtaining information, he was opinion he
should not interfere. It might be different it the party
were in custody • but the gentleman was not in custody,
and he could only say that he would not advise him to
surrender and go to prison, aspossibly if he did, he might
feel it to be his duty to keep him there.