The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-07 00:00:00

ASSETS.

Creditor. X• s. d.
.23?
_uncalled for stock ••• •.. 50,000 0 0
.13Y loans on convertible securities for short
eriods, advances on cash credit accounts,
ills discounted, investment for reserved
fund, Sze• ••• ... 499,928 1 2
13. Y preliminary expenses,
including costs of charter,
and of establishing bank,
three branches and sub-
office, to be liquidated by
a Yearly instalments ... £14,997 11 10
4'7 Property of the bank in
buildings and furniture, at
its several establishments,
to be liquidated by yearly
instalments ••• 18,401 4 9

£33,398 16 7
Deduct sum set apart for
gradual liquidation of the
aafor the year 1850 432 19 7
32,965 17 0
13Y cash in hand in the Bank of Englank 81,098 16 9

£663,992 14 11
PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNr.
Debtor. £ s. d.
To expenditure of the bank for the year
ended the 31st of December, 1851, at its
chief office, and three branches, and sub-
office, comprehending rents, rates and
taxes; salaries, provision for bad debts,
contribution to clerks' fund, and payment
of income-tax, but not including remune-
ration to directors _
To amount set apart for 12,033 3 3
dation of preliminary ex-
penses, and cost of premises
for the half-year ended June
30, 1851 ••• ••• £416 3
To ditto, for the half-year
ended December 31, 1851... 422 4 7
To dividend (free of income-
838 7 8
,tax) at 5 per cent., for the
"alf-year ended the 33th of
June, 1851, already paid ....£1,250 0 0
To ditto, for the half-year
ended the 31st of December,
1851
••• ••• 1,250 0 0
2,500 0 0
•
To reserved fand, as at 31st of
December, 1850 ... 2,000 0 0
To addition thereto, as at 30th
of June, 1851 ... 1,250 0 0
To dividends thereon in the
Three-and-a. Quarter New
per Cents. ... 83 15 4
Set apart to be added to re—
served fund, as at 31st of
December, 1851 1,250 0 0

To reserved fund as at last
date..
... .. 4,583 15 4
To unappropriated balance car-
ried to new account ... 2,419 2 5

THReeiri;
RATES OF POSTAGE DET;Tarc......A
an ()uncle rienetwe'"7"
"Treasury
BotlrTanEsi:
ewdeienigl ahuayltpart of the T.Jni That on
KINGDOM AND THE ARGENTINE It ztlEuN
warrant in the Gazette of Tuesday night
'Bitted by the
and any port in the Argentine Republic, there shall be
npodstexbceet
even letter,
charged and taken in lieu of any rates of British postage now
e
payable by law on such respective letters an uniform rate of
British postage of one shilling. And we direct, that on every
letter transmitted as is mentioned in this warrant exceeding
shall be
half an ounce in weight, there charged, taken, and
; . ' and additional rates of postage as follows
AI'C'TRE H N.- CARIES ALL.— arnes of gentlemen who
paid progressive
(that is to say) :—On every letter
exceeding half an ounce
Pstised their e;_ examination in the science and practice of me- in weight, and not exceeding one ounce in weight, two rates
ieTa.eg.and received certificates to practise on Thursday, of poste _e. g On every letter exceeding one ounce, and. not
Alfred Ball, John Lacey, Mark Kabbell, Brighton; exceeding two ounces in weight, four rates of postage. On
~„_Charles.—
IV inkr Chibnall, London ; william Tidboald Luxton, every letter exceeding two minces, and not . exceeding three
And on every letter
%11, Devon; John Bidlake Mountford, Exeter. ounces in weight, six rates of postage. .
to
I; four ounces in
anneal LL•i-OX AND VACCINATION HOSPITAL.—The exceeding .three ounces, and not exceeding , ,
mince in
ii:,,, court of the governors of this institution was Weight, eight rates of postage. And for off)!
shall be
F,Yeiterday at the board-ro,,m of the new hospital, High- weight shave the weight of four ounces there
,neit Upper Holloway; H. Egerton, Esq., in the chair. charged and taken two a iditional rates of postage, and every
,',,,`?._ the report which was read it appeared that 682 small- traction of an ounce above the weight of four ounces, shall
v.'''ePinaients bad been admit,ed during the past unusually be charged as one additional ounce; and each progressive
,st:etol_
.ouic year, being a greater number than during any and. additional rate, chargeable under this clause, shall be
rugl
~3 year, except 1858 and P. 48. Of the number ad- estimated and charged at the sum which any such letter
c„_‘!,ed 104, or 15 per cent., had died; and 578, or 85 per would be charged with under this warrant, if not exceeding
hn.,ewere discharged curd. During the same period 580 , half an ounce in weight. And we direct that nothing
,i'eudibeaTn vaccinated, and 525 supplies of lymph granted to herein contained shall be construed to extend to any letters
Pit!
!'nen and public institutios. The utility of the hos- i sent by private ships." . .
had become incr •
the late epidemic,ea/Jingly apparent, and especially during
ELECTION OF A THURSDAY M the kingdom, being the only institution of the kind in ~
1. ARISIT OF ST. PL PEN'S UPON c WINING LECTUREII'—'
ONNIIILL.— At a special
line_l.ni_ and which required increased ecuniary assist- general .PE
• the - trill: r ° the public- The usual . P . then - .meeting, held in Nestry-roorn of the above•
gamed, and the meetie,. routine business was named parish, on Friday, the 6th inst., Richard C. 1 C.
.Lambe,
. Al• T biers has 0 separated. Esq churchwarden, in the chair, the Rev. Henry
r.
venom ake.n a mansion in Park-street, MA FP's
, -----% •-,--., was duly elected to the officeofCrAittsrtisors,
41.404. quire, which I 8 now k • morning lecturer, established by the- will. of ay
we'ng fitted up for his re- • the- Lucy
- - - - - - i Ashton.
•

7,002 17 9

£22,379 8 8
Creditor. £ F. d.
"'IY gross balance as above, brought down ... 22 379 8 8

BY
reserved fund and unappropriated ba-
lance, as above, brought down 7,e02 17 9

COURi CEICULAR.

Wr.NDSOR, FEB. 6.
-----.-Tha-following had thia honour of dining 'at the Royal
tabto•yesterday :—Thr Royal Highness the Duchess of
Kent, the Earl and Countess of Minta, the Marquis end.
Mureiigness of 13.-eadalbene, the Marquis of Ss!isbnry,
the Mat-gals of Anglesey, the Lady in Waiting to tae
.Duchesa of Kent, Viscount and Viscout ;te%s-Mahon, Lord
and Lady Ashburton, Lord Portman, Lord Broughton,
and the Right lion. T. B. Macaulay.
The band of the Royal Horse Guards attended in the
Castle during dirauer, and performed the following
pieces:—

Overture, 44 Don
... Molart.
'Sidection; "E9ryanOie" Weber.
'We.hz, Corrite d'Essem" Labitzky.
Prize Q,'lsdrille Tutton.
Gaior, " Thgra,s Tu,ner Gurgl.
ii i Majesty's private band afterwards. atten.led, and
played:l,he following :election:—
Overt ire, " Gabrivll,>.n'EstrLs" Maul.
uetConeert.nte, e•Pianefort.,

17..Chip2 and Casins. Reis; dger.
SelcctiOri; " tlitns Ht cling" 3:tar ichner.
" Le.s Dux Jourr,6es" Cho :•nbini.
DivertissPnnew, "Lr Propt. o u" erbeer.
Qucee, with thp Prince of Wales, wa!ke4 I in the
1-I,rne Park arld Slopes ibis morning,.
The Pr:.ecess loyal and younger members of the
Royal Family took their wrtal walking and pony
ex&reise. _ _

lii Royal Higbuss Prince Albert went out liunting
this foren,on.- accomPaniA by Lords Ashbnrnln and
Portman, and attended by Lieutenant-Colonel lion. A.

Gordon:

The, Queen had a dinner party this evening. The
bompiny included ihe Marcriii and Marchioness of
Breadaibane, the Marquis of Anglesey, the Marquis. of
Salisbury; the g..rl and Countess of Minto, Viscount
and Visesuntess 'Mahon, Lord and Lady Ashburton,
14,rd Port:nap, Lord 'Broughton, and Right Hon. T. B.
M:seattlay. •

The band of the Grenadier Guards attended drying
dinner, and played the following compositions:—
Overture, " Le Diamonds de la Couronne" Auber.
Recit. -and Cavatina—"Erwache neu ges-
tahlter" (Casilda)..
Fruhlings Walzer