Star.
London, England, 1830-09-28 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLAND.

The followttg balance sheet," I
prepared by a correspondent who has
September 22.

a. applicable to tilt Baal:, bah betti
paid much atteution wait : :

DEBTS. .0
Circulation
Public and Private
Balances
Capital . . • . 14,0118,500

♦ssETs.
Value of 38:4401.

pa anniuu, to ex-
pire the sth April,
1814, at 19 year:,'
purchase
Bills discounted
slortgagc I:'•a,.;
Exchequer Bills 6,4 h e• I
Stock purchased Okt,(0)
Advanced to variot. ,

Il3!anct .

42,6118,500
. . 2,1107,000
, .

Public Companies 900.t4al
Lent to Go% ernitient— 14,616.h:4/
Gold and Silver ... s,ttoU,det•l
Deficiency Bills at
this period of the
Quarto .

6q10,t,J4:

£44,616.160
thus showing a balance of 2,007,0
the value of their buildings.

1d44,61‘i. 1
I. of undivided profit, ex

TIIE ARMY:

Fr oni Ac Limerick Chreisiele. Nepl. 22,

Lieut.-General Sir John Byng impeded the Reserve Comp in:.
the 10th Infantry at Tralta:, on Friday, and exii:,:ssed his appt,i 1.
of their appearance to Major Grieve, the commanding utiteet.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Byng inspected the ,o2a Regiment at Stun, i,
and the 701 at Templesuore. on Saturday.
It is said that the depot of the 99th will more to this (iarrison on .h
retiring of the 36th.
Two companies of the 58th Regiment, from Drogheda, have arriv
at Kingscourt, commanded by Capt. 51aicolin.
Lieut.-Col. Hay, lately appointed to the command of the Qucen'..
Bays, has jabbed the carps at Maaefestar.
A charge bait been preferred at the Horse Guards agairot a eon!
taanding officer of a Regiment on the !rich station, for applying pub!n
money to his private use, for encouraging his officers to gamble, and 1,
making, as President of the 3less Committee, an etraordinary
for wines.

On Tuesday, the 14th inst. Sir John Byng, the Commander in Cu,tal
accompanied by Sir George Bingham, inspected the two Depots in get.
rison at Kinsale • the 77th, roam:tended by Major Wilson ; and the
97th, commanded by Major Tyler, late Aid de Camp to the itnntort ti
Picton, when they were pleasM to express their approbation of the mt.
lotions perforated, and the truly soldier-like appearance of both corp..
In the evening a ball took place at the Royal George Hotel, under the
patronage of Major and Mrs. Tyler, 97th, Major and Mrs. Wilmot.,
77th, Mrs. Creagh, and several other Ladies and Gentlemen, which ix ts
numerously attended.

THE TURF.

TATTERSALL'S.

The town settling of the Doncaster races took place yester-
day, when many of the accounts that stood over from Doncaster
were adjusted. The betting will now turn chiefly upon the Dethy,
which has the extraordinary number of 106 entries—the greatest cret
known. Lord Jersey's colt out of Cobweb, that has hitherto wood t
the head of the list, bas given way to Mr. Shard's Caleb, who det.o•
Washington (the latter having been victorious in a former tart•
with Caleb, beats having beaten a large field at Ascot) his su;•-
porters are numerous and influential. There is a report in co
cuLition, that the Chifucys have purchased him, but we cantho
trace it to any authority. Antiope, Tam O'Shanter, Carrick,
and one or two others are nest to Caleb—but as many of th,
Derby horses will come out in the various ewe-year old snaks.,
to be run in the course of the ensuing October Meetings at New .
masket, the betting is not lixely to be very heavy till their con-
clusion. Nothing was done on the Oaks or tit. Leger. The adds
closed as follow a—

Deasy.-12 to 1 apt Mr. Shard's Caleb (taken frecly)—L: t
1 apt Lord Jersey's Cobweb colt-18 to 1 agst Mr. Beartlswurth's
Colwiek-20 to 1 apt Colonel thlney's Antiope colt (taken)--(1 t,,
1 apt Mr. Henry'. Tani O'Shanter—.3o to 1 apt Lord Slip,'4
Bras de Fer (taken.) - -