end—_that_ part of the public, who were prejudiced, and who never took the trouble to search into the business, but guided by bare hear-say, these have been satisfied, that I have, in their opinion, met with my deserts; but _those_, who best know about the affair, will _never_ be satisfied with the cruelty I have experienced. _I am_ satisfied that it was all divinely appointed, that it has taught me many important lessons, and has produced the fruits of righteousness to the glory of God. The _Congregation_ is satisfied with my return to them, in hopes of being more blest than they were before, by subjects of truth, learnt in the school of deep affliction. _Neighbours_ around, who esteem me as a neighbour, are satisfied with my return, and my _Family_ particularly share in the satisfaction. Thus, I hope, as all have satisfaction, the matter of eleven years contention is at an end. While I pray daily for grace to walk as becometh the gospel of Christ, in holiness and righteousness, as an evidence of being delivered from my enemies, and from the hand of those who unjustly hate me, that while they intended me evil, God meant it unto good. * * * * * FINIS.