The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-15 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLAND.

Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets of the
Bank of England, from the 16th day of July, to the.Bth day
of October, 1842, both inclusive, published pursuant to
the Act, 3 and 4 W. IV., ea ~ 98.
LIABILITIES, ASSETS.
Circulation £20,004,000 Securities
Deposits 9,368,000 Bullion

• £29,372,000
Downing-street, Oct. 14, 1

£32,206,00f:

. . .
Baluirrox, OCT. '13.--The Lord Chancellor and
Lady Lyndhurst have taken their departure for Lon-
don ; Lady Palmerston hes arrived at 16, Brun§w,ick-
terrace ; Lord Besborough has taken 6, Eastern-ter-
race ; Lord Saye and .Sele has arrived; at the, Royal
York Hotel ; Lady Harriet Drummond is occupying
16, Brunswick-terrace ; Lord .and Lady Bridport
have removed to No. '2, Eastern-terrace ; the Dean of
Ossory and family have arrived at the York -Hotel ;
the Hon. Mrs. WarnefOrd. left the York Hotel, yes •
terday, on a visit to Sir C. and Lady Wetherell ; Sir.
Isaac-and Lady Goldsmid and family, have arrived at
the Wick, near Brightcui; .the Right Hon. H.l.,,abou-
chere:and Mrs. Lahouchere and family, and igrs. and
the Misses Maberley, are occupying apartmentsat the
Clarence-Mansion ; Colonel Wyndham has left East
Lodge, fo-.• Petworth; %Ir. and Lady Louisa Rabett
are occupying the ,countess of Winterton's house, on
the Grand Parade.

oty to
confer late
The &al 'Of Marseilles, after recurring
to the
refusal
Christian (already stated)burial on
of the
Darboville,clerg3 o
thethat
actor,
'
acconnt of his- profession, mentions.ow the following o
uts!
'another instance of the same intolerant spirit:--Two
days ago two of our first dramatic artists; both born
and brought up as good, Catholics, presented. them-
selves at the Church-of St. Charles, to-stand as. spon-
sors for are infant. The priest required them to give
their *lnes, vhicb.appeared. to sound unpleasant in
his ears, and induced, him: to . inquire what was their
station in society.' )ii their replying that they were
actors at the theatre, he refused to admit them es god-
father and godmother, ,usi.ng even opprobrious terms,
and- tndering them to leave the church, as thcy were
excommunicated. • They were consequently compelled
to withdraw, and the bedel of the parish and the,mid-
wife AVi'l(f. :taken, to supply their places as.sponsiirs." .
WErAILL celebrated fair commenced
on Tuesday, and was very largely supplied with hops,
cheese,_ and sheep.. Business wlts,aktrernely dull, and
a considerable reduction in,prices; as compared with
last yearovaS.subrnitted to. The best Farnham hops
broughtt-from 71..105,• to 84., Bs., and country hops
from 12s. to '74 7s. 'Op supply,Of b9th sorts was
very large but the. business done very limited. The
reduction in. this article alone, since last fair, was said
to be feaua 2/. to 31. per cwt... The Cheese trade was
very. heavy,. and sheep w,erc, in. slow Ilemaridi. in b9th
articles there was a considerable fail in prices, sheep
beiLg:Uly.7s. per head lower
,than last year. Good,
horses sold well, butt. inferior annuals .were qui ea
drug.-IViltahire Independent.
Thepre-ient housekeeper '9f the :Centrul
Criminal
Court, .who.is old and infirni, is to be len-inted dr
on 1001. a year, and a successor, wllO must be a mar-
ried, nian, .uppoii4e.l with a sala.'y of 20 V. a year,
witkant.i.a.Vin- anything to d 9 yith the gitlleriO cf
`tile
Court.