The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-26 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLAND.

The usual average return o the liabilities and assets of
the Bank of England, embracing the period from the 25th
of August to the 17th instant, which wcs inserted • in last
night's Gazelle; gives the following resultsviz., that the
average of the month ending the 17th instant, as compared
with the average of the month ending the 23th of .August,
shows a decrease in' the circulation of 1,143,0001., an in-
crease in the deposits of ,5,859,0001., and an increase in the
stock of bullion of 17,000/. Wherefore it- appears that
there is an increase in the liabilitieS of 4,716,000/., and this
represents the increase in the total quantity of money in the-
month ending the, 17th instant as compared with the month
ending the 25th of August, in so far as regards the adminis-
tration of the currency by the Bank of , England.•
The yearly comparison is as follows :—The average of
the month ending the 17th instant, as compared with. the
average of the month ending the 16th December, 1834,
shows a decrease in the circulation of 699,0001., an increase
in the deposits of 6,840,0001., and a decrease in the stock
of bullion of 126,0001. Wherefore it appears that there is
an increase in the liabilities'of 6,165,000/., and this repre-
sents the increase in the trkial,quantity-of money in the
month ,ending.,the,l7th instant, as compared with the month
ending the 16th December, 1831, in so far as regards the
administration of the currency of the Bank of England.
The decrease in the stock of bullion has taken place in
the folowinct manner and proportions :
In the month ending the 10th of March, 1835, as
compared with the month ending the 16th of
Dec., 1834, there is a decrease of
In the month ending the 2d of June, as compared
with the month ending the 10th of March, there
is a decrease of
In the month ending the 25th of August;as
pared with the month ending the 2d of June,
there is an of
And in the month ending the 17th instant, as com-
pared with the mouth ending the 25th,of August,
there is an increase of 357,000
Which leaves Upon balance a decrease of 126,0001
The changes and fluctuations in the circulation will ap-
pear from, the following statement
In the month ending the ,10th of March, 1835, as
compared with the month ending the 16th of De-
' cember, 1834, there is an increase of
In the month ending the 2d of June, as compared
with the month ending the 10th of March, there is

47.1,000

129,000

ze
636,000

a decrease of
In the month ending the 2tll of August, as com-
pared with the month ending the 21 of June,
there is an increase of
And in the month ending the 17th inst., as cora-
. _ . •

246,000

54,000

pared with the month ending- the 25th of August,
there is a decrease 0f... 1,143,000

Which leaves upon balance a decrease of 699,0001.
The following are the changes and fluctuations whicl.
have taken place in the deposits •
In the month ending the 10th of March, 1835, as
compared with the month ending the 16th of De- X
cernbcr, 1834, there is a decrease of 762,000
In the month ending the 2d of June, as compared
with the month ending the 10th of March, there
is a decrease of
'ln the month ending the 2511 of August, as com-
pared with .the month ending the 2d of June,
there is an increase of 2,211,000
And in the month ending the 17th inst., as com-
pared with the month ending the 25th of August,
there is an increase of

474,000

5,859;000

Which leaves upon balance an increase of 6,864,000/.
The great increase in the deposits proceeds from the large
sums which have been paid up en account of the loan, and
which, not having yet been required for the liquidation of
the West India claims, are lying at the Bank for account of
the Government.—Mornin., Paper.