TO THE PUBLIC.
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In consequence of the extreme pressure Ren the money market, and the unprece- Enedy severe demands upon the Bank of Eayland, l regret deeply with my fellow Raens that it has been compelled to stop

 euslness. The suspension has been lten, because if has occurred at the very

 \ moment it appeared the interest of the kq'0Fs of the Bank required it.

 efforts had been made to sustain the Fo' Of the Institution at the expense of ] KY E.,,, sacrifices of property, the result Iaa have still been questionable-but the E@nly of loss would have occurred.- EDer all the circumstances, 1t has been Fsaea pest by the soundest judgment 10 FHa We could have resort, to adoptsthe 4ISe , 'llat has been adopted, viz to place ut hands of suitable Trustee, under u'ieetlon of the Hon. Stevenson Arch aaa the Hon. Thomas B. Dorsey, or

 \ <, person H or persons as they may ap-

 's all the effects of the Bank to be kept

 .uief, collected, and faithfully distributed Esls 'le creditors as speedily as it possi- ], ,au ,s De DC doue. My confident opinion is, x. '"t s bank Is able to pay all it's obliga-

 'oul to obyiate any difficulty whatever s.', D satisfy the holders of notes and the

 d ,a certificates of the Bank, hereby

 ss my whole private estate, whether

 is,p'. personal :, or mixed, to redeem any de-

 ,a my mat the means of the Bank may,

 ~' possibility, be unable to redeem.

 | EVAN POULTNEY.

 hareh 25, 1884. ..-