The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-06 00:00:00

BANK OF thETIN ITIVD STATES.

We understand that the exhibition made at the trien-
nial meeting of the stockholders, of the affairs of this insti-
tution, was highly credital,:e to it, and acceptable to the
stockholders.

The President occupied upwards of an hour in a de-
tailed statement of the concerns of the Bank ; displaying,
as respects himself personally, a most accurate, compre-
hei:sive, and rrai-terly familiarity with the subject. From
the whole account we gathered the following important
particulars respecting the funds:—
Dol,lam.
Funded Debt of the United States - - 20,346.000
Discounts of Notes and Bills of Exchange - - 3:1,1k5:11110
Funds in London - - - . trn,o2o
:+I ottgages - - . • - 13:1,00
Notes of State Banks . - - - . - 1,294000
Due from State Banks - - 5112,1300
- -
Smith and Buell:mite, Williams and M'Cullach - 908.000
Real Estate - . - 1,438,000
Bankiil-honses - - e - - 1,011.000
specie -- - - - - 4,300,00

Total - 64,262,000
I.ialvilitics of all kinds, including Capital and :he
whole Circulation - - - 59.991,000

Leaving a Balance of - - - 4.2715060
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It appeared that within the last three years the invest-
ments in funded debt have increased by a sun) of 9,548,000
dollars.

That the discount on notes and domestic bills has in-
creased between two and three millions--hesides which
there has been a large addition to the real estate.
The debt of 1,292,000 dollars due in Europe has been
paid off', and the European correspondents of the bank have
no•.v in band a considerable sum, as above stated, to the
credit of the bank.
The circulation during the last three years has more
than doubled, being now upwards of nine millions and a
half.

A corresp_onclini3 and large increase has taken place in
the private depoeits, of counting to between two and three
ni:llions.

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The surplus profits amount now to 553,000 dollars.
On this encouraging virw of the flourishing situation of
this important public institution, there appeared to be
among the stockholders a sentiment of strong and universal
satisfaction.—Democratic Press.

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SPORTING INT; LI:MENU?.
NEWMARKET FIRST tiCTIOIER MEETING.
• •
TIYADAT CONCILIIDEO.
The course this day was much better attended than on
the preceding days. There were present his Royal High-
ness the Duke of York, Duke of Rutland, Dube of Port-
land, Duke of Grafton, Marquis Graham, the Chancellor
of Ireland, Earl Lowther, Earl of WesunOrland, Karl
Verulain, Lord. J. Fi:zroy, Lord Dunwich, General Giro-
venor, Colonel Russell, Colonel Synge, Messrs; Eeatitsg,
Molony, Prendergast, Holyoake, slutug Do's., Estp.
In the evening there were several large parties, at Chi-
eeley, , the palace, lice. At the Jockey dub dinner—Lord
Lowther, Lord Huntingfield, Lord John Etzroy, Lent
Dunwich, Lord Verulam, General Grosvenor, Colonel*
Synge, and Russell, Messrs. Prendergast, Molony, Keat-
ing, and many other members.
His Royal Highness the Duke of York visited the
rooms after the races, whence he proceeded to Cheveley.
The running was as under:—

Sweeptakes of 100 each.
Lord Orford'a Orion -.-
Lord Jersey's Adonis - - i
6 to 4on Adonis, who made all the running to the cords, wbea
Orion came up and won cleverly by a neck.
• Match.--ViteHina and Verbina.
Betting, 3 to 1 on Viteilina, who trick the lesd, was never headed,
and won by a length, rode by Connolly, Verbina by Robinson.
• Match-160, h. ft. T.Y.C. . •
Puke of Grafton's Pucelie, Bst. 71b. - . I
Lord If untingfield's The Lark, lot. 611).
5 to 2on Puerile, who got in front at staring, kept the lead
at command and won in a canter, rode by Buckle, The Lark by
Arnull.
Match 200, h. ft. D.M.
Mr. Greville's Don Carlos, Bst. Ilh. - . 1.
Sir. Thornhill's Reformer, Bst. Bib. ' - . 2
The betting opened at 11 to 4 on Don Carlos, and left off sag to 1
and 11 to 2on 111 m. The Don, rode by Oxforlison, made all the
running and won easy by two lengths. Chiffney rode Reformer.
Matc`ll 50, T
Mt. Pettit's f. by Aladdin, Bst. 51b. .Y.C.
• sr I
Mr. Lee's f. Madeline, Bst. • - • 2
S and 7 to 4 on 111 r. Pettit', filly.
Lawyer Lee's f. made the. running, closely to . the
cords, and looked like a winner; but here James oh.
Pettit, sat down upon his mare, and commenced flogging with, b 8
left hand, making every stroke tell, sad winning cleverly by half &
length.
Immediately after this race, a noble admirer of the turf, ander'.
tamely high upon it, observed toe frO pd, " I have not the slight..
est doubt that the lawyer is a gond drawer of s deed ; but I really
(knot consider him a good ma•ch-maker."
Fifty guineas free for any horse, B.C.
Col.saVilson's Black Daphne 5 yes. . walked over
fluke of Grafton's Pucelle, iyrs. - - dr.
AI r. Pettit's eh. g. Catilme, aged 4 . . . dr.
APPOINTMENTS FOR TO-MORROW...
The St. Leger stakes of t 5 soVII. each, for 3yr old colts, Bst. 7th,
and fillies, Bst. 41b. D.I. ,
Duke of Grafton's Rufus.
,Duke of Oiation's Nigel. 't
Duke of Grafton's c. by Weal, Sister to Nectar- sal!
Lord Exeter's Retreat, by Cotatin. • •
Lord Exeter's Ada, &stet to Augusta. • mg! ; vethwa'' OG p,
t
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Mr. Rogers's Muleteer. ,
so
Me. Rogers's b. f. Aline. 4•se.l4
'Mr. Udny's b. e. by .lul.-v. dam by Scud. . eathutirrl
Mr. Theakston's gr. f. by Walton—Lisette. - lairr;s -..'.•'.
Middleton paid forfeit. •is• sir-.
Mr. Thrakstone's Mules, c. dead. - •
For this stakes Rufus of course is the favourite at birth edels• the
only one likely pa run against him is the Walton filly ; but the
general opinion fa, that Rufus will wall: over.
The Ammo stakes of 300 sow, each, h. ft. for the produce of mare*
covered in 1822. Colts, Oat. 151 b. and fillies Bat. 21b. T.Y.C.
31b. allowed to the produce of untried mares.
Lord Arson's 1. by Bustard—Maid of Orleans.
Mr. Greville's c. by Media, dam by Wave.
Duke of Grafton's f. UN., by Aroadis—pitspet.
Duke of Grafton's e. ty Partisan—Niobe. . .. - -- ..
Lord Stradbrooke's b. f. by Smolensko—Jerhou, - • ,
Mr. Prendergast's ch. f. by Rainbow---.Tarrnette.
Mr. Crockfoxd,'s f. by Selim—Sultan'sdatu.
Sweepstakes of 50 soya. each, T.Y.C.
Mr. Wyndham's .:ricketier, Brother to Black and all Black,
Vat. Sib.
Mr. Bunter's T. by Comus, out of Sprightly, 7st. 46 , - *--
Mr. Greville's Sister to Faust, 7st. 21b. • .. :-
Sprightly the favourite. irwagi at
(BY EXPRESS.)
WEDNESD,IY'S RACES.
The St. LEger States. D. I.
Duke of Grafton's Rufus - - -
Mr. Theakston's gr. f. by Walton—Listfte - •
Anson Stakes of 300 soya. each. T.Y.C.
Duke of Grafton's c. by Partisan—Niobe - • L
Mr. Prendergest's ch. f. by Rainbow - . 2
Duke of Grafton's f. Lilian, by Amadis . - I
Mr. Greying'. c. by Merlin, darn by Waxy • - 4
Sala:keg of 50 soy'. each. T.Y.C.
Mr. Wyndham's etier, brother to Black-and-all.l3lack,
Vat. 51b.
Mr. Hunter's f. by Comas—Sprightly, 7st. 41b.
Mr. Greville's Sister to Faust, 7st. 21b. •

Wt.(

The two fast hones, Matchem and Diadem Melted their mstcV,
which should do most hi two hours, over three miles of road add
turf adjoiring the Royston enclosure., yesterday morning, for
stake of 400 sovereigns. and it was done as follows; betting being
5 to 4 on Diadem, a report having gone -bread that the now tivou—
rite was mist..