The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-18 00:00:00

new leathers were eieded, via.

TZ.e. Right lohn lir idgenian Simpson; 13enjamin Way,
Esq. 1 numas nartley, (Surveyor an.i Oranier); Edward. Ar-
nui.t, tsq Henry l/britli I<•mbuck, Ls+ Mr. George 'web.
ste.., Mr. lames Waitis, &c. • '

Adjourned to' lli s muornipg, al
.le'ven o'clbck.

Ai five o'cloblt, 102 gentlenien of the Club and
their frie,fdi sat down to, an excellent dinner in
Freemasons' F-1411; Sir John Sanders Sebright,
13,qt. -lb_ Ctiair, in_ the absence of the Noble. Pre-
sident. •

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As soon as the cloth was withdrawn, , Sir John
rose and sated that be had received a lettcr from the
Duke-of I.3t,dtord, their Noble• President, then in
Norfolk, indntiouing his inability,toattend•the Meet-
ings, and reqn,mting him.to take the Chair in his
.Grace's absence, wl,;:i.11 he had complied with, wore
out.ol: revett .to the wishes of his INT4Ie Friend,
than.any.opinion of his own fitness for the-situation
in which he was thus placed, and-because the very
importpt crbjeas of-the Club (to the-well being of
this country) dernanded.everpexettion it.was
possible tor him to make, iu tuitherauce of ins pa-
triutic views, sere he not further stimulated to these
exertions, by the kindnes,es and .civilities of a large
portion of its Members, with whom he had the
pleasure of being acquainted. He cons luded by
giving

" The King."—" Success to the Smithfield Club."—
" The Duke of Bedford," whkli was drunk with three
times three.

Sir John then read the Adjudication of the Pre=
['limns, viz.--

To his Grace the Duke Bedford, three premiums, amount.
ing to 40 Guineas. '
• Co Mr. }ohn Westcar, three premiums, amounting to so
G uineas.

To Mr. John, (tuner, 29 Guineas.; Mr. lames King,. zo
Guineas; Mr, Hut tVarming,ton, zo Guineas; Mr. lolin
Price, tJ Guineas; Mr. Ralph Oldacres, so Guineas; Mr.
Francis Guy, to Guineas; Mr. Robert Masters, to Guineas;
Mr. tohn huys, to Guineas ; and. George Caswell, Esq. to
Guineas ; the particulars of which we stated in ow Paper (4,*
Saturday.

Sir John then gave, " The Judges of the Show,"
and proceeded to state the alteration which the Club
had wade in its,conditions for the next show,with re-
spea to working oxen being shown in .pairs, instead
of singly, as heretofore t and also a Resolution, pur-
porting that Members must not consider themselves
entitled to withdraw, or ce.tse to pay their subscrip-
tions to the Club, until after notice given to the Se-
cretary. Before he sat down, Sir John congratulated
the Club on the general excellence of their show this
year, and on the increasing evidence of their useful-
ness in improving the breeds ot cattle, sheep, and
pigs. -

7-George Cresswell, Esq. then proposed the health
of Sir- John Sebright, which was drunk with three
times three, and long continued platidits.
Sir John returned thanks in a neat and short
speech, \inlet) Was also Much applauded.
Lord SamerVille's servants attended, and distri-
buted bills of hiS Lordship's premiums for his show
on the '4th of March, ia which are mentioned three.
new prrintunis, viz. for ewe hogs, mid tor wethers
of Merino, or their. mixtures with English breeds
of'sheep, and for breeding sows. \