Star.
London, England, 1819-02-09 00:00:00

BANK OF ENGLAND.

Printed copies of the various Accounts respecting
this Establishment, moved for and ordered in the
House of Commons, since the meeting of Parliament,
haVe this day been issued. They are 16 in number.
The following is a brief abstract of their contents:

1. An Account of the Total Weekly Amount of
Bank Notes and Bank Post Bills in circulation from
the 30th of Dec. 1817, to the 25th of Jan. 1819:

On the 20th Jan. 1818, .030,622,350
21st July,lBlB, 29,433,460
19th Jan. 1819, 27,985,880

2. An Account of the Bank Notes in circulation
on Saturday Nights in each Week, from Ist of Jan.
1818, to 25th Jan. 1819, distinguishing the values
of the Notes:

On 44th Jan. late. On nd Jan. ißis
Note. of XS and upwards, £90,187,770 £3 7,505,240
Bank Post Bills - 1,819,020 1,758,670
Notes under £5 ',,d54,720 7,628,480

S. An Account of the Weekly Amount of Bank
Note., in circulation, of the value of £5 and less :

Ist Week of 1818. let Week of 1819.
Notes of £5 £3,069,090 £2,954,860
Notes of £2 and £1 7,410,920 7,402,230
4. An Account of the Amount of Bank Notes in
circulation on the 7th and 12th of each month, offers
nothing in point of difference with the preceding
Accounts deserving of notice.
5. An Account of the highest and lowest Aggre-
gate Amount of Bank Notes of every kind, at any
one time in circulation :
Highest Aggregate Amount was on 13th Jan. 1818, £30,945,280
Lowest Aggregate Amount was on 6th Jan. 1819, 24,610,230

6. An Account of the number of Forged Notes
which have been detected by the Bank of England,
from the 10th of April, 1818, to the 28th of It-
unary; 1819;
Notes of £ 1 11462
• X 775
E 5 - 670
XlO 77
£2O 19
Above £220

Total Number - 23,104
7. Number of Sovereigns and Half SoVereigns
issued from the Bank to the latest period :

Sovereigns -
Half Sovereigns -

3,799,869
1.410,391)

S. Aggregate Amount of Guineas, Half-guineas,
and Seven-shilling Pieces, issued from the Bank of
England since the sth of January, 1816:

X701.,419 I! 0
Total Number cannot be ascertained.

9. An Account of the .Market Prices of Standard
Gold and Silver, with the Courses of Exchange, from
Ist January, 1818, to 25th January, 1819:

On 254 Jan. 1818. On 9211 Jan. 1819.
Gold la Bars - £4 1 0 £4 3 0'
Portugal Gold Cuin 4 1 0 4 3 0
Silver in Bars 0 S 31 0 S Si
Spanish Dollars - 0 S 4 0 5
Excleange,llamburgh,2 U. 54 2 35 9
- Lisbon • 58 38
Paris, 3 days sight 24 20 23 SO
- Paris, 2 Usanee 24 40 23 80

10. A Statement of the Balances of Cash in the
hands of the Bank on account of the different branches
of Public Revenue (Post-office excepted) :

_ .
Average Balance - 414.511.711*
11. A similar Statement of the Balances• in the
hands of the Bank belonging to the different Depart-
ments of Government (Postmaster-Generals excepted),
including the Balances of the Accountant-Gcneral
of the Court of Chancery :
• Average Amount .01.457,679
12. Postmatter-Generafs Account:
Average Balance in band .1417,1109

13. Account of Unclaimed Dividends and Lottery
Prizes :
Average Amount, not alvanced to Government
pursuance of Alta of Parliament, but M-
'mining in the bands of the Bank - £766,932
14. Account 41 all Public Balances not particu-
larly specified in the preceding Accounts:
,Auregale Amount 4.57A22
' 15. An Account of Allowances by the Public to
the Biak : . • . • •
Tote* 4,01,1 Aims* . 46,855 5 5 •

16. State of Advil: cos by the Bank to Govern-
rner.t on Land'and Malt. Exchequer' Bills, and all
other Securities : t
At 4th July, 1818: • 411,595,307 13 11
At sth Jar. 019 7,971,301 9 11
This. account lk exclusive of all Exchequer Bills
anclikiikt" Tieasuri Adis Rurchaied by
.the 114uk,
whether advertisrolu be p;utl uff cu nut.

LAW MTELLIGENCE.

LINT ASSIZES.—WESTERN CIRCUIT.
11:10re Mr. Justice lletaurn and Mr. Jus:ice
SotirmAstrrost—Tite,day, 11Iarch 2, at Winchester
Wct.i.s—Saturday, March 6, at Salisbury.
Donser—Thursday, Mach 11, at Lbrehester.
DisraN—Moriday, March 15, at the Ca•tl.• 0C
cr:r CoUNTY Or EV:TER—S:I2IC tt.ty, at GtAltlhAr.
:;::.:.:.:.:--ilorday, March 22, at La•ii:::Lter.
~.-•:,l:T—Sitturday, April 7, at the Castle of Tit.inton.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, FEUUART &
TIIE KING V. JAMES BOWDITCH, JOHN 1101ipirri;
ANL OTHERS.
The Djendants, it will be recollected, %veleta:,
guilty of a conspiracy to carry off Miss Mary Cl
a young Lady of fortune, who had been place 2 by,
relation, Mr. Turket, of Taunton, with Mrs: fc,,,
ditch (the mother of one of the Defendants), for
purpose of forcilig her to marry James Bow('
—The Jury, at the trial of this very extra
nary case, were of opinion that the conspiracy
fully proved, and found the Defendauts
term 'Mr. Scarlett moved for a new trial, on ,
affidavits, ascribing falsehood to Mis:s
endeavouring to prove that she had Leen on =au
tel m %vith James Bowditch, E 0 much so that
was contidered by the persons in the neighbcur:
of Mr. Bowditch's cottage on the point of marriaze
with him.

The defendants were brought into Court this dr,
as the Counsel for the prosecution, pursuant to I:4.
appointment of the Judges, were to spew
against the conditional rule obtained by Mr. :car'
Mr. Justice BEST read the note, taken it the'

which occupied several haws, and !!!!!! conch:dr..
'the mass of evidence, stated that he had en^ ade
tional note, describing the derneaaoar :1,2d conE.
of Mks Glenn during the trial to be pec.a::ar!y rx-
dest and decorous.
Mr. Seijeant Pr.t.r. opposed the
followed by Mi. GAZELLE, Mr. :Moony, and
WILLtAms; and the case for the plosecujun
supported in the most impressive manner.
Mr. SCARLETT rose at seven o'clock to sui-irtttl:
application fora new trial, and was l(d:./wed
other Learned CounseL—The Court postkoped
iog judgment till a future day.