The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-22 00:00:00

BANKING DEPAILTXENT.

X.
Proprietors' capital.. 14,553,000
Rest ••••••• • • • • • • • 3,386,310
Public deposits (in-
elnding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and 1)1-

Government securi-
ties (including Dead
"Weight Annuity)• • 12,988,065
Other securities • • .. 18,122,098
Notes • • • • • • • .
Gold and silver Mu.. 736,331

vidend accounts).. 6,537.132
Other deposits ...... 15,518.397
Seven day and other

862,E65

4 40,858,004

X 40,858,004
[. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.

Dated the 18th day of June, isc

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f authority.
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following arrangements:—July 9, at Bristol ; July 10, at Chipping
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ppenham ; July 14, at Malmesbury ; July
li,
July IG, at Cirencester.
has announced to the electors of Ludlow, that It is not his intention
I :aitE Swindon
pR i...szN ;
TATION OF LUDLOW.— Mr. Ackers, M.P.,
to offer himself as a candidate for their suffrages at the next
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general electlim.
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next
he morning of the
the 20th instant
(to-morrow), and forwarded by the Oriental steamer via Southamp-
ton,
instant.
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BRITISH AND FoREIGN INSTITUTE.---The last soiree
at the season, but one, was held at the Institute on Monday, being
the eleventh of the year, and was more than usually rich in objects
of interest and curiosity, as well as in musical variety. Among the
new paintings exhibited were a splendid Raphael, " Christ bearing
the Cross;" an exquisite Corregio, "the iloly Fatuity;" and a fine
head of Tazz a Leonora, by Andrea del Sarto. Considerable interest
was excited by a large silver shrine of Hindoo workmanship, repre-
senting the inner sanctuary of one of the temples of Vishnu, with the
various attendat.t deities, executed with a 'skill that was worthy of
the silver shrine of Diana at Ephesus. Of the music it may perhaps
be sufficient to name the professcp s and artistes ~,ho took part in the
pieces of the evening. These included Messrs. Kiallmark, Salanmn,
F. tfliatterton,Vieuxtemps, Sal nton, the Distin family, Messrs. Machin,
Weiss, Bennett, Sir George Smart, Madame Anna Thillon, the
Misses Fyne, Madame Beekholst, Madame Knispel, Madame Clarie
Fienne , , The company did not separate till
Si iss Novello, and many others.
a late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Machtrren, Mademoiselle Vera,
Wyatt, the designer of the gigantic equestrian statue of his Grace tire
STATUEIII‘Iiqs of THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—Mr.
Duke of Wellington, visited Woolwich Dockyard in the early part of
the
iiin raising
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Hay, C. 11., afforded the talen'ed arti,t every assistance and fa.
cility in acquiring the desired information, and it was al•
timattly arranged that Mr. M•Calltnn, the boatswain of the dock.
yard, whose great experience in raising heavy weights on the
shears when placing the engines and boiler of steam-vessels
into them, should superintend the raising of the statue, the plan he
suggested having previously been made upon drawing paper, and sub-
mitted and approved by tie Admiralty, Mr. M'Calium is now in
London, sup.rititencling the raising of the scaffolding, and on its cam-
;action will raise the statue by means of four powerful crabs, worked
by eight iren each, at some distance above the arch, with two men
supporters of oi ft 4 /tSiTrell
at each, to hold on the G-inch cables, of which it will require four
lengths of 130 yards. On the statue being elevated to the required
height it will be then moved in a horizontal position on a tramway
to its future position. The weight of the men and materials, at the
time of placing it, is calculated to be GO tons,
WINDSOR. THURSDAY EVENING.—The Duchess of
Kent will remain at Frogmore during the visit of the Court to the
Isle of Wight.
present Administration
Agde‘mneinrilialtra7itiq;
wolniUpr3(llo.aUilsßEalliCigHtlA,eNsGuEpp
that no change of Min stry will take place for some time.
Suleiman Vacha.will leave England en Saturday next
for Lyons, to visit his family.