The Sun.
London, England, 1820-12-20 00:00:00

THE

At fire o'clock a large company sat down to an excellent
dinner in the Sir .John Sanders Sehright in the Chair.
Alter the cloth was withdrawn, the Chairman gave—
." The King."
" Prosperity,:o the Smithfield Club."
" The Duke of Bedford''—three times three.

" Good grazing."
" May agrienh ore, mannfactures, and commerce ga hand
in hand; and may all he convinced that they are mutually de-
pendent on each other."
The company entered warmly into the -sentiment of this
toast, and very loudly and lunt -applauded it. - - - - -
Sir H ENRY ',Ran-IF:ROE rose, and in -a neat and for-
cible speech. enforced the propriety and trecessity of the feel-
ing he had just seen [winced, becoming general, and con-
cluded with proposing the health of " Sir John Sebright,"
which was rapturously received.
Sit J. SEBRIGHT, in retin ning thanks, promised to the
agriculturists his best exertions-towards obtainit*. for them
relief from the great suffering which they were now .pa-
tiently hearing.
Mr. Coke's health was next drAnk, and then Sir John began
reading the award of the Judges of the several premiums; as
we hare already mentioned them,and in an appt opt iate speech
complimented most. of the cand
idates,,at the time of handing
to-each the plate awarded to him, at the saine-Simet he healths
of the -several eandidates.preSent were ...Ira id; ; trtig,th, after
alluding to the general 4cellency'of the Cattle Shew this year,
he gave— .. .
" The misnceesstul Candi'dates''—With 1 ttree;eimes three.

• " The Judges of the Shen, and thankS to them." .
" 'rhe St, wards, and thantis to them."
At the same time it was- assnotinced that Mr. Daniel Webster
and Mr, John Nichols %vele the Steivarch for the next year.
" Mr. Western"—with three times three.

• Mr. Tionywood and Sir Edward Knatchhull."
HONYWOOD, in returning thanks, strongly expressed
his opinion, that trade can only thrive when agriculture pros-
pers, and eultTised the exertions of Mr. Western towards ac-
complishing these •
Sir J..5E13a16 HT, lamenting that aq engagement made it
necessary that he should knee them, neatly expressed the
high satisfaction he always felt at pre4iding on these occa-
sions. Uttering plaudits which accompanied hint'whilc
retiring from the room, 0-Jewett that the company fully par-
took of the same sentiment.

Mr. HONY WOOD was now called to the Chair, and gave—
" Breellitig in off its briinelvesi
" The Memory of Lord S'onicrville."---;•WhiCf; was drank
standing, in resprctfnl silence: - •
A like tribute was also paid to " the memory of Sir Joseph
Banks," and of " the late Duke of Bedford." '• Mr. Astley,
the Father of the Club," Wag uext thank.
Sir HENRY PROTHEROE prefaced his proposal pf the
health of." Mr. Webb Hall," the. Secretary to the Board of
Agriculture, with a. high rnlv;;iun► on the exertions of that
Gentleman in favour of agricultural protection, in which the
company seemed fully to &incur, with three times three.
" The Plough, the Loon►. and the Sail." '
" Sir Henry Prot beroe."—Three times three.
" Mr. Curwen."—Three times three.
" The Tenantry, witl► re►uunerati.on to them for their ex-
ertions." •
' The Labouring Classes." '

. Many other appropriate toasts followed; the wines were
much approved, and the company contiaued together in the
greatest harmony.until a late hour.

ROLDERNESS AGRICULTUILif. ASSOCIATION.—
This Association held a Meeting, at lledon on
Monday last, and they continue to be of the same
opinion respecting the necessity of some legisla-
tive enactment against the importation of foreign
agricultural produce, duty free, which was ex-
pressed in the Resolutions of the Association on
the Gth of March last. We cannot enter into the
merits of this opinion at this moment, but we can
safely declare that this Association has our best
wishes, and that we are satisfied much good may
result from their agitating a question of so much
consequence. The interests of Agriculture are
paramount to all other interests.—(Hull Packet.)