Star.
London, England, 1825-12-23 00:00:00

volt ELTEDELL %MIMI LUSIEARY, DEC. 20.
We have heard with much pleasure from our Ply-
toooth Correspondent, that Saturday passed eff quietly,
.0a what must give our Readers much satisfaction.
that the Steward of Mi. Bastard (our County M.P.)
time to the Naval
.13ank, with all his tenants) who bad
siren tot to have cleavingre notes paid off, for
the purp-se of again all their. money there—a
titcomstanCe reflecting equal credit on that respectable
fair, as on our worthy Member.
WENTWORTHT BANK.
NIZOM THE LEEDS INTELLIGENCE*:
Tie notes of the firm of Wentworth and Co. in cur-
olation do not, at the utmost, exceed.2oo,oool. and,
: pin a tatement of its concerns, just iTiaw. n up by the
ffintipal clerks, under the inspection of the partners,
retahstve of the-estates and settled property of the fac-
ie Gentlemen; and also of an immense mass of loose
~cariti!s, there are assets leaving upwards of 250,00N-
ti excess over the full discharge of all engagements !
There is, therefore, not the slightest ground to apf re-
!lend, that a shilling will eventually be lost by the
pablic, even under the bankruptcy which it has been
tendered necessary to resort to, as a means of winding
Iyd:ea:counts, and calling in the debts due to the bank.
That ihe parties have not succeeded in their endea-
vors to resume business may be ascribed in part to the
iaterlsrence of the sr friends. At the meeting held in
London last week, Earl Fitzwilliam, Lord Milton, &c.
aetiiited to give their assistance, unless the affairs of
the [laic were submitted to Mr. Bating, Mr. Denison,
M.P. and. banker, and Mr. Barnett, of the house of
Hoare, Barnett, and Co. and the opinion of these Gen-
tlemen taken as t the amount of aid required for Te-
noning business.
This condition was complied with, but owing to the
unacquaintance of the Gentlemen just named with the
rectiliar co, terns of Provincial Banking, they could
not agree as to the sum which it might be necessary to
advance as an effectual relief. Mr. Baring estimated it
at 5000001. Mrs Denison at 300,0001. and Mr. Barnett
it 400,0001. S ving this discrepancy of judgment te-
specting the affairs of the Bank, Earl Fitzwiltram, who
tad previonsly signified a willingness to give consi-
tleae assistance, withdrew his support.
A:Clough the publication of Messrs. Wentworth and
Ga.'s circular, announcing " their conviction of the im-
possibility to carry on their respective establishments,"
produced a strange sensation among the tradesmen and
every other class of inhabitants, yet some shopkeepers
continued to take their notes at full value for goods,
and thus transacted a great deal of business, their shops
being crowded up to last evening. The price of Went •
worth rind Co.'s notes, last Saturday, was as high as
19,. 3d. fell yesterday to 9s. several hundred were put..
chased at 10s.

FROM THE HEREFORD JOURNAL.
A general consternation having been excited in this
City by the sudden stoppage of the Bank of Messrs.
Garrett and Son, a considerable run on the old and
stable firms of Matthewx and Co. and Messrs. Soden-
Item and Co. was the consequence, on Thursday and
Friday last. To allay the unreasonable feeling, and
restore public confidence, the respectable inhabitants of
the City, and the Gentlemen reaident in its vicinity,
rowdy entered into a public declaration cf their per;
fect reliance cm the responsibility of both Banks, and
their readiness to take their cotes as usual. This had
s-me effect; but as the pan c evidently continued, it
Ras judged expedient to coi.vene a public meeting., at
which resolutions, expie,sive of confidence in the exist-
ing Rinks; were agreed to unanimously. W.th respect
to the Bank of M:ssrs Garrett and Son, we understand
their notes were extensively circulated both in this
cnunty and in some parts of Wales; the holders are
Funierrniy,, though ge..eraly to small amount,, and we
tear ino-t ef them are individuals on who.n the cala-
mity vc ill press heavily, if the resources of the fir m
s'iould prove unequal to the demands upon it. A meet-
in,; tit their creditors is fixid for to-morrow, in this
City. We regret to state, the general panic extended
in Ross, ALinmouth, and Abetgavenny, where the dif-
lerent tevectable Bulks quickly dissipated all alarm,
by prAuptly meeting every demand. The same effects
were experienced at Ledbury and Leominster, but to a
'My trifling extent, and it quickly disappeared before
the perfect conviction of the stability of the Banks at
those places. On Monday, a considerable run took
place npon the Kington Bank, but it subsided towards
erenin;!, every demand being met with promptitude,
and the house being kept open to a late hour, during
which scarcely any demand was made.
BRIG IITON, Dicnissa 22.
PROM Tug BRIGHTON GAZETTE.
We regret to say that the absurd and groundless
panic which has produced such melancholy effects in
the metropolis, and indeed in every part of the king-
dom, has this week been felt in Brighton, and has pro-
duced similar results to those which have been experi-
enced elsewhere. Two out of the five banks in this
town have suspended their payments, and the other
three, although they have come out of the ordeal un-
hurt, have had to sustain very serious and heavy runs.
Printed bills have been issued both by Messrs. Lash-
mar and Co. and by Messrs. Timplin and Co. assuring
the holders of their notes that arrangements are making
to pay them.
We regret, in addit'on to what is stated above, to
announce that yesterday morning.the bank of Messrs.
Wood, Hall, and Co: at LeWes, stopped payment. The
inn had been, we understand, very heavy on both the
banks at that place during Monday and Tuesday, but
effectual measures have been adopted to guard the other
bank from further danger.
Public confidence seems now restored in Brighton,
and people are beginning to look round and wonder at
their own folly ; indeed, throughout the kingdom, has
there in reality existed any adequate cause for the
ruinous panic and dismay that we have witnessed ?
We understand a bank will be established 'nere imme-
diately which will issue wholly Bank of England notes
or sovereigns, on the principle of the London banks, and'
those which exist also, we believe, in Lancashire.

CITY TITHII3.—The adjourned Vestry of St. Olave's,
1141 t•street, was held yesterday. The Rector (Dr.
°was) in the Chair. The reply of the Bishop of Lon-
don to the Committee was read, and after much angry
discussion as to the stipend to be allotted to the Rector
in lieu of Tithes, the Vestry came to a resolution, to
the effect• that the Tithe Committee was entitled to the
entire confidence of the Parish, and that it was to be
hoped that by a continuance in the conciliatory conduct
they had hitherto pursued, they would succeed in con-
vincing the Legislators of the justice of the claim for
relief by the parilh.
The St. Peter, Roam, front St. •Petersborgh to Uverpool, pot
into Revel OR the lat fag. vary leaky, having been on shore, and
would be obliged to discharge.

the Steward of Mk. Bastard
con .
e to the Naval
.Bank, with all
siren nolice to have ;their intere
.•se of a, gin leaving all
die purp
eirctimstan& reflecting equal creel
tirrts, as on our worthy Member.
WENTWORTHT 1
FROM THC LEEDS INTE.
The notes of the firers of Went
elation do not, at tke utmost,
.rum a tatement of its concerns,
itineipal clerks, under the inspe
etehatve of the-estates and settle
ter Gentlemen; and also of an in
,rettriti!s, there are asset, leaving
•
ciercess over the full discharge
There is, therefore, not the sligh
bend, that a shilling will evens
Ablic, even under the bankrup
rendered necessary to resort to, ;
up the a :counts, and calling in the
That ihe parties have not sue'
sears to resume business may be ;
iaterfirence of ther friends. Ai
London last week, Earl Fitzwillii
deciiited to give their assistance,
the Burk were submitted to Mr.
M.P. and. banker, and Mr. Bat
lloare, Barnett, and Co. and the
demen taken as t r the amount of
swine business.
This condition was complied
unacquaintance of the Gentle=
peculiar en, cerns of Provincial
not agree as to the sum which it
.• advance as an effectual relief. It
at 500 00C1. Mr, Denison at 300
it 400,000/. S.ving this discre
specting the affairs of the Bank,
•• tad previonsly signified a
tlera'le assistance, withdrew his
A:Lir:ugh the publication of 3
(yr.'s circular, announcing the(
possibility to cat ry on their resp
produced a strange sensation amt
every other class of inhabitants.
continued to take their notes at
and thus transacted a great deal
being crowded up to last evening
worth :old Co.'s notes, last Satu
19s. 3d. fell yesterday to 9s. Sc,
chased at 10s.
FROM THE HERKFOR
A general consternation havi
City by the suddeir stoppage c
Garrett and Son, a considerab
stable firms of Matthews and (
hem and Co. was the conseque
Friday last. To allay the uni
restore public confidence, the re'
the City, and the Gentlemen
rowdy entered into t public
feet reliance 01 the responsibili
their readiness to take their i,ot
s-me effect; but as the pan c
ors judged expedient to coi.vei
which resolutions, rapt essive of
in; Rinks; were agreed to unar
to the Bank of M:ssrs Garrett
their notes were extensively I
enemy and in some parts of
yurnerotiy, though ge..eraly to
fear lima of them are individe
mity w ill press heavily, if the
eiould prove unequal to the de
of 'heir creditors is fix( d
City. We regret to state, the
to Ross, Ahintnotrh, and Aber)
lereht re.pectable 'links quick
by pr .raptly meeting every del
mere experienced at Ledbury a
very trifling extent, and it qui
the perfect conviction of the st
those places. On Monday, ;
place npon the Kington Bank,
evening, every demand being
and the house being kept ope
which scarcely any demand w:
BRIGHTON, Di
PROM THE BRIOHI
We regret to say that the
panic which has produced se
the metropolis, and indeed in
dots, has this week been felt i
enced similar results to those
enced elsewhere. Two out c
town have suspended their li
three, although they have cot
hurt, have had to sustain veil
Printed bills have been issu
mar and Co. and by Messrs. '1
the holders of their notes that
to pay them.
We regret, in addit'on to
• announce that yesterday mor
Wood, Nall, and Co; at Leirs
inn had been, we understand
banks at that place during b
effectual measut es have been a
bank from further danger.
Public confidence seems la
s and people are beginning to I
their own folly ; indeed, thre
there in reality existed an:
ruinous panic and dismay th
• We understand a bank will
• diately which will issue whol
or sovereigns, on the principl
those which exist also, we bet
CITY TITHES.—Tbe adjot
llait-street, was held jest,
thugs) in the Chair. The r
don to the Committee was ei
discussion as to the stipend
in lieu of Tithes, the Vestry
the effect- that the Tithe Cot
entire confidence of the Pat
hoped that by a continuance
they had hitherto pursued.
vincing the Legislators of
relief by the parilh.
The St. Peter, Roses, (fan 8I
into Revel en the Ist fast. VfirT
would be obliged to discharge.
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