... Tihe following is the return from the Bank of Eng. land for the week endina on Wednesday, November 27, lS61 :- ° ISSUE DEPinATMENT. Notes issued-£2S,71S. 710 Gov. Debt £11,015,100 Other See. .- 3,634,900 Gold Coin and Bullion.. 14,068,710 Silver Bul. nil. £28,718,710 £28,718,710 BANVING DEPARTMPEST. Pro. Capital. £14,55a3,00 Gay. Se_.£10,892,859 Rest- - 3,133,7S1 Other See_. 16,194,997 Pub. ...

... I hONDON GAZ.JTTBO. Tulesday, BNovember 19. BaANKRUPTS.-G. W. WATlS, Devonshire-terraro, Noltinr-hill, and SldneS-atraet, Bromptono, dealer in Berlin wnot.-E. MYOTLOuCK. Alder- manbury, ?? oi fancy goods -G. BlstrI'OW, lato of Duke. street, Londcan-b~ldc, eolfechouse-keaper.-A. UiEWITI, London-road, Southwark, furniture dealer.-F. GOLD uOizP, late of Norton, Sarrey, journeyman abilei-atrr.-J. ...

... TIHE MARKETS. SPITALFIELDS BACON AND BUtTER MARKET-NOV. 27.-The market to-day was fairly ?? this week, piriees ruled il buyers favour, and quotations of all Irish Is. per cwt reduced American in more request, and is to 2a dcarer; hams, demand good, without alteration; butter, supported firm rates, at 2a to 4s lower; ditch bacon, l 5s to S3s per cwt; ditto, middles, 6bs to 68s; do.'American, ...

... THE low price of the English funds, in relation to the rate of discount, is frequently referred to o in a tone of surprise in the financial column of a e leading journal. The writer expresses astonish- ment at the want of elasticity in Consols. D Parallels are every now and then drawn be- tween the financial and political features now presented and those of former periods, and, in the absence ...

... I -- I NATURDAT BVuXMG. ,With the exception of a continued demand for ~ij~sd ~ilay tokwhich experienced a fresh ri. of g per CeM., and a further decline of j in soth F~astern, which remains much depressed, thmwas 1no Movement of much importance in the ~i a aktto-day. Great Northern stock was ,,ad GreatvWestern dull. Business was very jeative, tc Exchange London and Akt the close of the tc ...

... ; YMFM LATNaGHm2 GAZETTE. I i BA)AXRUMLS EDWrARD FOLlY, OCftOn-creaeant, Asylosa-road, Old Kent-road. baklkir, to ?? Nov. 13 at I, at Baelnghatil-treet. On. assaig, fei;% ColeIMa-gustrctbuldlngs DEVIAMINi LnosocCbrh-te tspftel~el, ClothIer, NOT. 1% i I =A Btualku.reet SOL Abott,$6.Marks-street), Great Wre t~reet; oifL asalig., Beli, Coleman-street- ?? tZ.Beli-W TemIple-bar, lcensed victualler, ...

... A8W qA 9IWg 'Ar I:Ws 1w At tba Lgndgn 0jook.Eiebnsg8 toda~ Co0) opeiie4 g AX X tioD ?? 44., y, Eii-ix :b, Y-ed I steaddly, and cloeed firmly, betg fidy EUppt..' by p.Z coses. Indian stockaesronger. 2T-holosing prict were r QonE~i or money, 9dA ?? for.aocount, 92j. l; & per (leni, 94 1i; Bank Stock, 230. 3; Ezchequsr BIlb, large i, 1- 70. lOt. prem.; sma11 FJune, 126sa. 1 pram; - ndia Loai| ...

... (From the Edinlrurah Gazette of Yeqta (From the Edinburgh Gazette otYesterday, 0SRQOX8rMNS. October 31.- WiLlIAM -FoaEST,. grocer, Broaley, in the parish of Leemahagow,'and- countX of Lanark: Creditor, to meet witbin the Measons' Ball, lownhead Street, Bamil. ton, 12th November, at two o'clock.-Wm. Brovin, writer Btecliord Street, Harnilton, agent. Oct1rr 31. PATIaCK DuruNAN, boot, and ...

... LONDON 'GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Nomv. 1. a, lo BANKRUPTS. Cnnends oh1fqerr Court in Bciag&hZlsttret- at IC~ AT.LWOOD) Thomis, Of NotthiuhauL farmer, to cur. Nov. 12, at 11, at is the Court of ankruptcy, 'Nottichlal Is Cowley anId3 Everail, .,e ~Nottinglhan)OfliciaI assiginee. Harri-s. APPLE3 AD William, of Stiefifild fishmonoger, to Hur. Nov, 14. at 12, at the County Q0om-t. Slefl .OiLjcial ...

... ,,I . O i ! . I' -I A ., - ;d . , I PRICgS;- OF SPfARLEST AT NEWCA3ST - p-l 9000 25 BlythaandTne . . , 26 40, G600 L8d Do. Ezeneons . 184 29 1000000 stoct Brlstoland Exeter . . 10u 94 W34040,54 Stock Caledonlan . . 100 105o A1I900 25 DundeaandPerth . ,. , ll 15000 40 DablinaudBelfastjunotloc 60 421 A1038606 Stock EastAnglian - . 100 194f 0890610 Stock BasternCountles . , 100 64'xn 2223375 ...

... LATEST MIARKET NEWS. ZIEWOASTLE ST LUE'iS FAlb. This annual and itoportaflit'fsar may be said to have r- menced n Saturaylst, sif-the first-class horses wore all dipsed onf v~odus tio tphe afitr beiB bld; .and on this coca- siongood~usie~e oe ben dne aongs ?? athigh chaactr, ithr fr te feldor arnssandprices ruled high. Some, we ndtertaedri reachberd0,and peven180 wvae obtained; bitt Ihoaof d ...

... Tho following is an extract of letter from an officer who witnessed the presentation to Colonel Gowen of the piece plate wbiob was subscribed fcr and sent him by the officers of the British army and the friends) of those who fell in the Crimean war, testimony of their grateful his generous exertions the preservation and restoration of the graves before Bebastopo! On oar voyage from Odessa to ...