The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-14 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. Mr. airtime aid, ha world not assent to hi+ lorJ. ship's apielo;., for tor will considered the Ural • fundareaotel pert of Chistiseity. Ho world now ga 00 to read the natio, an to show that lilt containaul •ny •aprimilona derogitery :o the boeour of the Di: time Wine. it 'cool , ' not be said to 01111tistle from the Deity. The cinnamon armlet to hlr• always was, " with God nothlog Is impossible" He ad. mitred that, bemuses God oetemserily we, possessed .of all power, bet God at these.. time was inerrifet, ; end, therefor*, mould oat love given his Sanction to these horrid deeds of blood, the recital of which SIN to ample a part of the Wale. [Here Mr. S. reed I the *hole of the let Chapter al Qoaffia, sod rem. seated ea it. ItellOgiit. glebes his commeala fur obvious rommens.] He observed, that iamb et least wets tiro honest and candid impressimme which he felt ;and there was ail a MO in the world sore reedy to arkeowledge himself wrong, if he war proved to be so. Bet .rely peck coovictioo of suer mss net le be effeciptl bp doomieg him to the gloomy reneges of p - . .prlveo, or condoms ins him enh(Wyd•--["he Defendant then trent lute some Nigher cernesentspo the history of thir croetiou, which we shall sot *lee. Ha thaw read, at ceesiflotside lenblh, • letter from ?gigolo Mr. (nog JAM) Erskine, relatirgte the trial of Wallows, aid Condensed the present practice is Landes of packed Spacial Juries. Ile afterwards reed Paine's reply to the late Lord Bishop of Latralalf, it o d proceeded to comment en the 4th Chapter of Genesis, Wanes to the affair of Cale and Abel, sod the mark which Almighty Crud pet reo Cale, for his seeder of his brother. Ile west begs. some observetioes en the tie s commissar of time Deity teeing said to have repented that he hartmademan. All there commoola are en. necessary to be Meted.] The ATTORWIT.GIINERAL.—My Lord, Is the Court soy loner to permit sub obasrvetions to be made, or is It tamely to submit to bear the twistable teiiginn of 011, cosetry so rudely impugned? The Loan Coes, JUSTleL—Really this Is a course of defence which g might not to allow. I have told yoe. Sir that the law of the land will set pert& the doctrines of our holy religiora tre he thus opestp denied, mid 11e11 you sow, Sir that I shall not sob. nit to beer yon do so. There in a limit to lb* re fleece of the Court, bear that io mind. Mr. Cantle tepid met help regretting, that It Christiaoity was indeed pert of the law of the lsu It had evideetly met mach infleence .. the tampon of those oroood him. The New Testament Itself deprecated, in almost every pep the &redoes of per motion, sod Jesus himself had fallen a victim to the tarry of the hush Priests, buses* he eedeaeonred to amend sod alter their laws. For himself, be be lieved the present primecutioo splint him was at the Instigation of the Heats in this reentry. He again wished to reed certain parts of the Bible to prove his argoreeet. Cuter JUSTICe.-- Teo Jery know the Bible. Mr. Carlile.—My Lord, it the Bible is a system of morals, it must be Needed on truth, for other. wits Bounty 1p not worth defendieg. Paine himself bad said. that no ente bad a sight to condone another for his opinion'. Ilene a lees and desultory coriversatiee took plan relative to the conduct of Lord Esoymm and Mr. Kidd in the matter of Williams. The ILoito CUM/ JUSTICI.—YOII @bell rot Is permitted to read the Scriptures in as irreverent manner, and for the avowed peeping of prolog *kw to be ant tree. y.. omit 'ndo so, Sir. Mr. Gurneee.—Your Lordship has already sees 11. 'weepy 17 hoses of the time of the Court, for tbe same aruwod purpose, end he ham declared Mat tel/ the advocate of blasphemy. The Poneman if the Jost.—l am authorised, toy Lord, by my br.nher Jetports, to say, that it is their enaniteoes opinion that the Defeildset eight not to read the Bible for such a puppet, and that he bad better go no further. The Loin CUIEr JVITICII.-1 owe It to 111/C ha. ratter as a Judge, not to allow him to du wt. Mr. Ca;lik.—l conceived the question to be. whether this book is entitled to more reverser:, then — The Cater Jurrica.—Such le apt thp questiou. Sir, for Christianity, Sir, is the leer of the loud. The Bible is twinned to respect and reverence. Mr.Carlile said, there swop a vatiety of copies of th &divines, and he held in his hand a book, which nee as much venerated in Turkey as di. Bible was le Christendom. The Cuter it/rms.—Had you acted there as yew bare done here, you would have found a very &t -hreat fate than you have yet met •ith. You would sot Imes 'been allowed me boldly to offend the laws. Mr. Cailile.—l have effewried no law. The CUICIJIISTICII.—ThoJety ere judges of that; bet yee shell not offend the low wow, by making • defence whim* is a violation of it. I shall not pith silence beer tPer holy religion of stir lewd vilely as. Isronlated,ood its Divine and Blessed Powder twitted with scorn. I have • serious duty, *bleb I one tool cosine', and I shell discharge it. DPfeadant thee asked leave to read a work of Dr. Geddes on the subject. The COIF/ 'Utile@ —I don't klieg what Dr. Geddes says, end I met form soy opinion. We shall see brand.hy• what he says, and then I shall sly whether you may eo on. Hare be proceeded to reed a tong extract from Dr. Geddes% Observaileas so his owe livindelien ei the 134b1e. The Arreesei Geete.st. saboisted, that as the Defendant bed already avowril the object with which Ire seed those qeotatioes he had net a right to pro. ;f ad with them arty further. The Curse Jenne observed. that no dimnoct oh. Lett pas ...soot as se the reading of the parsons with, which, if be understood it , was by a believer in the doetrinee of Christianity. Mi. Cathie said, it was the work of an able writer who professed • belief I. Christianity, sod attempted so Wiliest* the Heil from the charges made agaiest pee try the Bible, Mr. (:settle cootlneed to read from the same /tabor 'soli he leas again interrupted by the Attor. pry • 601101111. .ArrorraT•Cesteir,.—My Lord, this work his na conitection with the defence set up. The time of the Court has been already occupied, most pots-...amity, for a considerable period of lime, sod pretty, J feel omit jestiaed is calling ors! the Defendant to know with what object Ito now reads . this provioatiato. Cuter iinTICE..-The objeet shonlel be explained. Thh writer la prnfe••edly a believer in Christianity, and only dives,. the aothenticsty of some puts in the ti.o.ks of kitties. Mr. Cartel..—He was a learned man who made the Hebrew inane* his chief study. yet he doubted pacts of the Bine History. sodid Mr. Pain., s o his doubts are of importance to my defence. Fallll4 %Pt of 'bop Jumr.—My Lord, ae a►e most willing In hear, with the utmost patience, whatnot may apply to the rate, bat my Brother Jurymen agree with me that this has um reference to it. Mr. Csilile.—Wbat ban I don more than ethers, that the Altorney•Graeral should 'twit me? What have I done that I shoed be created ? I am rreth.d. Cuter JUSTICE —There is so with Io crush. Yoe are oot embed, nor will you be, accept by your own publication. Mr. Catlile.—l defied my own conception sight. CUIEr JVIITICE.—DO so in a legal may. If you attempt to do so ceetrary to the law oldie Sand I COO. net hoar yse. Mr. Culile.—The law of the lend is a vogue et. pressing,. Cuter Jusvica.--I hese 911 along Ann eosins to ' avoid too suite an adherent, to inimical roles. Mr. Carlile.—lf I coo show the works of snivel emlaent men, who hare avowed the same pelseiples that Mr. Pain has avowed, shoold it eat knit my nose to ask why they were not prosecuted? Cuter Jorrtca.-411 averts I be wee. coded ; and it can avail us man in say that there ban been other eflenders. _ M t.Ce allr.—The object is plainly to cresla me, be cause Lam is en bumble swiss of life. hi r.Gibbon at tacked Christianity, bet he was not in an humble si. fondue. lie went farther than Mr. Poise. he sip. ported Atheism, yet Mr. Gibbon bed • insane from the Government. flume, after he wrote his Essays, wee appointed Secretary of Embassy to Paris. end afterwards had • reams of 5001. a year. Hume was answered by Dr. Campbell. Why was he not pet into a shogeon, as it is now the intend,n to pet me ? There is a OM:en to pet me dew.. Cuter Jaseice.—There is no concert to pet roe down, except se ler as your owe dehisce may have a tendency to combise opinions etteitist you. Aria I must say, what I have repeatedly declared before, that as so English Judge, sitting in en English Coed, I cannot permit say man to impugn the Christian Religion, •r deny that the Saved Writings are of Divine origin. Mr. Cal lile.—Then the Statute Low avails nothieg. I have alluded frequently to the Statute which pre. tees Uoitaliana. My argosies' is, that yes cannot destroy one past without destroying the whole of Chastiesity. An Unitarian Cb . *as is a son. descript. The Unitarians believe that Christ was 1 hors in the natural way, bet that he was delegated from God. They believed in some of the inlrectes, ' bet sot le all. le doing so. sad particularly in do. Hying the Trinity, they as mach oppose the (locales of Christianity as I de, who protege myself • Deist. They are Deists as much as I am. To the Statute which protects them I appeal for pristeciiess it is Of shield. I bey. published a work impugning 'he Christian Religies. I Impugn the Christi's Relia eels, bet I defend fared on this Statute. If it was est for the existence of the Stouts I should sot have I published. I knew the wor k dread, tried and cos. Janne& bet I knew alao opinim was is were lisble to change. I thought that an estenaive change had taken place in easciety upon this subject, and I took the Statute its If to bean evidence of the change dist had taken place. Under this impression I printed the book ; I a Id It openly because I thought that it inculcated morality more thee any other book I had ever reed. II I have erred copying mat by argument, het do eel wed me to • loathes.. prises; you cam sever can reeivisce me there, sec cam yew jestify your ••• act in resort. Ing to such a measure. Oise bait of the people of Ms constry are Deists, but theesends from their sites. ago in lite are afraid to coolest it. They believe is one ('god sod no mere—l believe in one Go I and no i more. The Statute law protects thew—•he Si. , Ole I I Al. should retest me In the NNW b 11446 ! if net, de Statute Law is of go use. Yoe see, i Gentlemen, the ostensive strongmen's I hare made • (or my defence (pointing to the somber of solemn ! on the table), bet these interruptioas prevent me from proceeding. It woe my intention to have called a number of witsesees of different sect., to show you 1 how maey aolitesdictery opinions wise tolerated,' merely because. they did sot go Demise( the interest et the NW's.. It was my intention to have celled per. sons who could speak to my character, sad profit that (tom 13 yew of egg I had conducted myself as a good member of society, but lam sow throws dome, I canoe' timasect my defence. It is far free my wish to delay the time of the Court enneceessrily, bet when I consider the se mber of long trials that have takes Iplace is this cowry on matters of less intilettOide, I cannot thick that I am trespassing tiered whet has Ibeen sifted, sesctioned. The tiial of Dr. Seelogreeei for punching the decals,e of plosive obedietsce, a doctrine *lnch is sow echoed from every pulpit In London, lasted 10 days. The late trials fee High I Treason alms lasted for • leagth of time, seterithaand. , log their friguines nature, but this caw between the Attorney. General and me, which is of far greeter' importance, is suppesed to be eztended too ion, beviese it is found necessary to cut short my defects. The whole of the Atterary•Gesterat's conduct is a proof that I shall make oat my case. Your Lord. ship tells me that the law interims, bet I et re. cries your Lordship's (loci rine ; you are not my Judge, i but the Jury. I have much more to say if I am sot put down. Cuter JVSTICE—I have family said, that any dp. fence which yosusey think proper to make within the leo, shall be readily 'tweed to. Mr. Carlile. —You bag given me le enderstesd that I cannot go ageinsbyour opinions. Cater Jvierics-Pie• have an appeal. His (Ara ship onoreed, 1111601/1141 was M tong is his decides the Court of King's Bench amid, ue the applicatiee et the Defendant, set him right. Mr. Cathie.— Bet hoes can I persist it if I am thrown into prison ? The work before me is nothieg mere than. fait eseminstion of the Ilebree SC i ir Wei. 1 eon placed in • i fa le validities. I Wiest dose as act stitiph I wish to jerity. I am eel allowed tejse lit, it. tied therefore I canoes dente myself. I of apiniew that Mr. Paine b00b... teleeralered; that be is bad Of lb. sweet set Mott sinful ashen this enenlry has ever peoeuresi. lan prepared 1e show, from the whiten.. of others, that deohts hent been entertailiod from the earliest period of the Chattiest The CHIC, JUSTICIt misted his delesninatim to heir nothing isepoonitts the Christian Religion. Mr. earirle.—Treih is wv abler*. Time erne isthl.—• testae ha.ih is set up, the advocates .4 iamb are ashamed oe afraid is have Is examined. I nos show too oboe petseessiose it has s hwa Are to—onseosteise verb es 1 sir sow ostrerlag.— It it beemwe 1 doge, in realism* frets whirr me• that am so he boneored lo she wails elf a rise and destroyed I —I mar haws the ease spirit whirl .asst/cod inlay •ieties at tiontliald, sod she Aisorwey•Oesent wield par s. spe wish the sane plenum to the stage. if the character orthe bows usual permit. that he now Welton roe to the prism. He ihm peweesSed to road resorts from a tniastatios at a ea,k by Dr. Names, moiled De Ssdy Meets ems. sod made rotoowot. wpm is. The work was adierwed so the clergy of hi. diverge. wad the D.stor 1 Id she., elm the day *sold coot sewn/he beliefof bell wild bras alsied r ib.t of naman fsaltliatios. Now., tee Joey Item net Oben was a Han br f.re the fleeter arose, • hes wain seerred death far ionise tressoshoostuistioe. Tinos., ceded len blend times is obit= ▪ so .o esissla think without awe. sod spank .bowl daogor.— ittow sed Gerd Gbaneellor itaim aspersed themes swim; sea Boyle said. a 31meres m iv massmod my Nit eel bill will Ile soielso-yilso I slonos erassaas myself. The Atiorwev.(loseral igloo M. mud me to psl.. bemuse l Mier from lid I and yet se d.. ant dilre alter all. I mity_hold sat she Laid of fellowship lie law. for an Hainersa I. a Debi. end a leri.t km an Usistrera. Bu sheet is as use is say attempt to make a slefetteme. The Cottle lo Priest gebserrod. the if be were wrote I. the none be bad kid dews. she twelve Jades mien he appealed Sc,nt their 4 ,6 .' 1 W 1 .10 wield be very Willis to tee...m.— lin= Lkfrodass Margin is world be of any we In hie he world repots Moberly 'to Opt Cos, I. Mid he hod entr ee from the lime of defesco epos wheels belted loses to rely. Mr. Cortie.-1 have as deposemse tor theCoort. I am her. to arise et &few,. mead as 5.5 preolited. Culler Jierson.—lt yea Wye soy winnow to sill you may proceed a roomers Wow Mr. Codile.-111oppose 1 roll • I.i iterian Ws the witant's boa and we Me stmetWr be benne, she immandute esarep. leo:, sad be mower " No r Gent Jenten.-1 own. reesin tech relin I f e,. Omer •rove to be ..s ag, p may be ad by the emplime of the Jades. Mr. Ceded. irtimated his belief sbc be bad little hope from may lease proceeding*. If the Joey retested a verdict galas his, Re wished therefore to wake his drone sow. Celt? Jettsea.—Ualte )ens defrost as folioed as otemitite as y.w eon. Lee sembe h acemlista to low. Mr. Colette thew sword toe • mann= as tho nano and visas of Pam, awl noes some dormer remensaser woo per tained to rood ewes enrols from Esselpius, wit►a view orr shnie eke 'ticketing* shot prevailed ammo the early Chrisitaos. The AlyolllllllrAlialleh simented to be Coast the irre. !testacy of the mum W Deferedrest ors persaing. Mr. Garble sad, that bit object ors to prove shot the Cowin of Loodkes mil NM, a gerseral casfesioa prevailed ammo the early Chrhs.ert that army Gospels sere afloat. mid these Comma madam. she New berme* as It can reed. Cases Jeer tee.—Mitt no Ibis invesiemses avoid yea ? Every body harm, that every gond which every waft has re. from God IS bow sew fromewly Mesa by WOO. My asoles• it sin iespreprely so isterfere. or to reveres Yoe is I yes , emerge or de l ete , het I ads the nbeinos emus to abort la Ibis Cinifl. ohne I sterna she highers ..face is she wiresssistr.i. dm of jester oar .sampleto be get , ohne west to Imps. she divine ass;weity of she Christie* Retinae. Mr. Caslik.—llieet eon he no dagger from public dLeusico. Tb• COMIC madden! the reusing of Int work to be ens narer mod Imbrium. Mr. Cordate.-1 feel, from Or inorroption I have renned, eked I am protemod from ~Aiwa, the defense I led that I as au la • Cone at Janie, but is as logaisitise. Ho sea/ be world be prepared HP names* lobelia famed ordiesee to pima that wages of belief Me most anued. tat Me Most tW,. elms, were wrested is the canon ',shiest any ember, est the powers .if she 4tiseseyAkerral. 8.. a doliblooll Oft rat 10.410 follows rs g and. Omagh her preschers presertirsea dueness , ' hostile to Chriitirerts as eseibibiliea. a• some was tolvis or them. Is was Ow not shingle ... lnc mina Chf , — listaity ; was cony 'biog. and Militiog, mill a Camel of edam Itd dotenneed NM It loud/ Si, Hr teem pi netted to awe MA the some iliblmcklorc actuated she petits abs Ike petseensed Ire. tie lellatemed than • he e eves to prevents sm. the Mike that inwessid Kern= Here Mr. Carl= read • ammterseekat of taw tife, and of Ma Al= (wham of Walsall* le whirl Ms Case of tome impMllll Mm. Is son to hr reatembered also, that the tylein of seen snob Won seemed. gm protected by OW law et the gamer, wren he peopagnied his engem His (Mr. Castile) oast parallel sbe. AM. If his lendable hod the memo, Ges4l•l coed stet justly the 04/10el of she ;41SilbillItee el Lecher. their cordon Wild day towards him (Mr. CMOs) set yosselobee. The liMeesey Mental did ant, sevisisly, a. she pes.nstoes ot tether did. tail epee lin famous. be* as tout a Isere mane, r ea kas.orlsg to PS sae wawa's of the Joey to comps him to • Magma tor the esereint of a law opiates% thereby destroving the Fibres tad tsse tramforts ssf bench nod faintly. Humble sole (Mr. Carlin) was, sod fte wasted, is either Wien at ialsewee, rho that bistepid le tterman, be fat aa snails she ewe of is snake.. If Mete arsons were toadied ea erne. they cold be be Foie. test of esti Isom the proem alehtmed nese of the palate mead. If they we. trot, his sollesings would am ame the eine of imppresem three. It we tos oftes she esese Ghat lie wee who list led the whir to the swears of teeth, were the victims of iabileenbel nod power. When sod Coles, osal toe answer of armload. Jots Lam wise be believed, the ! nal, sheepdogs. flew pairealb had res is ted ;he (salmons of tor, sod offered themselves ..es as sinew, faloskied =wad 1 otos). hove weeellllol. It a 41111 by ePltesillos the false . anettiJ ry l east sod esfocced by taw, ems be w ow 's. Is she is.. of a /maid ossislostios. As the perpetuities of Luther's mime sod Maw of she prweeel Way Were esetsoard by the tams eipiiiiskowi, tae wide earryint their intent San elect were searly sialt.a. It war eras Wray am,' pat coosesol wile Astrisari-tieberas. Bat the Pore bad sly to dispatch two Prise ts age y Nee of Popish Surope to onset the Mice of loossoims. Tbey scold Mem to sejessal.ation —pay refused all disreeles--Mey bad gbak low to uphold their insists. awl not allow its solhorily ro be impago.ll. Libber fortssevely had a notector ea the Lector ..tses,,ey. Sella, proms so be (Mr. Cadre) dirt rape= from tb. ioAellideiwe sod moral charlottes of a Beige Jury. Ti.. it use that truth, propos aimed Is she MISS( the panic mate, pre•iit. MI w 1 she as et et* Reformatloo. abet ale min le.soms on Neigh' to pe , sendar, that eves power moot spboll big.dr), boo end give way is hay MISUSe it any 01100./. freedom amines. Had be set beta bow reined =the me of Mame wilco he had opromeged, it ens kb totestime art so have made use of ,be name be red is his habsit.They were his stir • *lee sesdiseents sas le great Rapti Won them. Ile felt flier we milting lasidloos es his cabaret ; he had bad the Age of Nome epees —la prim t this was as cm pol.iss Is recent resins. Is was she "Wen dolma week net to appeal to wean. Mt to rem... The runnel tie Coriolis= Cron b bed nese, rod the /wok of Ostesio man allegoey. Mr. Fertile Ass proceseled He reel his stems opiates of the Winslow C....t0r50 mod esineond Shot he sew as melt en. tilled ley the cereal agitate. is propose his spleens tts that *abject as the Haegnialsollms bed Mae published a sew ver se, of she New Tessearai. in whirr they trinity rejected die rimer= relating to she lararonteme of Caries. as lid Miro is she olden slim Y...salitiobed reliCim. If they re/testi, why shooed he te• 'Whirled the right or septettes. The Limo Cult, J shy:tn.-1 hey did sus revile. Mr. Carlgeo:4o reject a trues as fats. Is le re. tile It. After some feather observations, his Preiship sired the Defeedaet to proceed, bet hoped that he would keep within the bounds of orodesetioe. Mr. L'Arlile then referred to the Unitarian edition of the New Testaweert, in which whole passages wets onsitierd, on the groend of their being false. —Here he yowled Revelations, asp. sill. vets,, 18 and 10: " Far I testify onto every man that bewails the words of the prophecy of ibis book, if any son *ll add onto these things God shall add elite his tisa plagues tint aro writtes io this book. And if any meg shell take away from olio words of this book, of this prophecy, God shall lake away his part out of the book of life," he. Now the Ueiterlaes have sassily takeo away and rejeeted a Brest pest of the Now Townies!. In his spielers to H int tM Tsjuity was to Like away Chrbtl.. 4 . •• • • !' ashy % Th. Paitarie deed, appeare d to be ifettlicig bat M;Delsf un - tgr cloak. He Wended to have reposed Io•morrow to show that there were Ely !vivo, esiviog before the (7 , oneil of Nice, b e t is co/sequence of his ' hilt, of &fent.► being broken, he could net go on. Ws only •iv , fur illiicussion less to ascertain the troth ; but it apresteJ that there was 50 q:esiglip to confute him; all that was wanted was to punish him. Could the troth of Christianity be proved by say penalty which he night mbar'? It had also been his inteution to boredom, to the .her the walk, of S.dingbrokr, G;bbos, and Home, and to show that they had rm.- as far as Paine will. ins. purity. Gibbon bad done ineldiossly what Paino had dose openly aid Isenemly. Home had advocated Atheism, while Nine's woke were full of elerate , l seetinseois en the character of the Deity, and this teseedest morality. Why was he denied the right of justifying his belief? If the Atiorney.Genersi hid not seiteelblog to fear from tie effects of that jos. Motion, would he shelter himself ender the Sta. tete of Willism and Mary, or seder the Co.. son Law, which was founded on the mete die. ten of any lodge? There was however, a writ. tets law, s Smote to which he appealed; bet he was denied the benefit of it. Had it sot been for that Statute, he would not, es ha hid ahead, said, boo petelstird The Age of Rowse. That Sta. tote, he contended, was the tolpreilos of Deism As he bid been deranged is his defense, be thought it would be bet jostka for the Coen to adjourn tilt to.storrow morning, to glee Me time for fresh pee. paratioss. The Loan Cutler lorries —For what other per. pose do yop wish the Court to atljpera ? Mr. earli:e said, be intended to calla samba of witnesses. _ _ _ The LORD CUILP JUSTICS had again mad again stated, that so deem* 'Lich maid to deny the di vine mithmity of the Christian Religion coeld be ad mitted. i f f Rowe or Gibbon was to hoverer/id to for that purpose, neither amid i 4 read. Ti., tritium* if *HOMO for 14 Nat palms was liable to the like objection ; and as for the moral character of the De. readmit, that was alit is vae.ti•ts. Mi. Cuing wished to call different sectaries, he nose, in statist their opleions. th. Jury would Ns how differest the grounds of thole belief worn. He would also hue c•iled Jews and Mahanadi's,. The Lou Cutts Justice could not prole par. seas of dil•,ent sects to come there to in an se. count of their faith. Still In. tevid he allow toy to stead op mad deny the Cheri inn Religion. Ho coed see no object in calling smelt evidence, notteaa it was for lb. purpose et drawing a conclusion which be eosid net permit the Defendant to Come to. His Lordship afterwards ebsetred, that the question was, whir bay the book for •blab eEe Defendant was Is. dieted, was a lawful, aim, dispassionate esqeiry, sr a book of columns and reviliusg• Mr. Carina istendetl to bring witnesses le shut► that delis were essential differenses berwee• lb. giwal Sotiplet's and the translation. Mr. Holieuay, he observed, gay. it es hes *she, that the maga ! objected te by Poirot 'Seri eel in the original. The Loao Curse Ju•ttca eplo milked Hall Defendant, tha► the bo..k he was indicted fur did net question the acetone, of the translation of the Scrip! ' tures, let charged the whole as film. Mr. Cackle odd, he lateeded to bd.. Licks sod • her asubots to show the n.eussity sttslsrsllo.,zed resptrated the Coed t. alnsta for that purpose. The Lona Cats' Jerrie' &nerved, that toleration was allowed by law. Bet if the Dofeedeat wished UP produce gathers to s►•w that the Pitied.. Religious might be 4.014, that amid est h• allowed. If the madames was of this character it wee Inadmissible s and if of th<t a tither, the Deleedant world not suffer fees ohm east of it, becalm that toleration was sea. ceded to hie. _ _ _ _ _ After mods further observation Odds bled, Ur: Caruso said, he nod a great deal of important mat. ter to istrodece In his &Nom, islet that the later. replies its hall experienced had denoted him. was also gaits @Attested, hawks' tasted nothing bat aster all day. Tn. Lean Catty Justice mkt, ha could not ad. jeer* antes, the Defendant *bowed that the matter be wished to introduce was telecast to his defence. He was pieced in a very pails's' Mimetic's Wean his wish to grant indolgesee to the Defeedaat,and the coo. s deration that, as an English Jedge, he could not sof. fee the troth of the Christian Religiose to be imported. The Defendant hail, onfortonately, consumed his strength in • Weigle to introdece into his defame motor which was ioadmissihM. Argot soma forth', canamation, the Lotto Catty' Jusalca rnqoired whether the Jury wished to .d. jaorn. Ike Jury lothosiad that May did. An adjournment •as them comostad to, spots a pledge being giant by Mr. Cerlllo, that ka eattiJ sot ...k • to inicadoe• into the conclude* of his defaacesay matter which had beta deckled by the Court to be Adjoseseil to Mlf•psst sloe o'clock to.morrow •otolag. FuttEIGN NEWS. --sno—. The city of 'Moyle (Merlin.* as it is often writtee,) it now the rinsed depoi,for ell the spies of Ilse Coo. finest. Ihe Cooled Committee Melt eeseseastly employ Namy. It is stated that the Wog of Wirtimmbegi is gotta' le Warsaw for the purpose of obtaisim4 lbe . Emperor. Aleaander's guataotee for his mew Constitetioo. Die apprehensions. no doubt, are esteiled by the sore. meets of the Diet, tied the Jeriglictioe of the Ces. tral Tribunal. The following eilroordloary lalelligeoesi is gilt' in a French Paper : " A leiter. ditti d 'root Port-ria- Print.. monies she f Ilowhrß r tit aordlaary it.seilereont. wheels we sire *Min. Insmow** l6 ll it. IS essi he tee•lleeied. shoe e.e mot ea pilaw) !raw land, I. le fa...or et lay lode risileowi, left she Briii.h pert* sins ear +fake day aw which the Amigo Mollowees 11151 was posed. Ti.o expedhloo twieloNl or Si. Dam eo, wYere N *preen Uwe 1.-a , Om seinef ibe dipassessalMlireimr. A 'erectile. raised be, sir* she Ailionooteni. ..f whom 3.0 450 sward by Iwo Semmes riot.. she breshort Machos. who. er."lners the force of Sala, Dousing , .. end rendered 'bee. Iva owseen o f She whole of the Spinet* port ot the Wood of Sete lhootieer. The wow. of Al. expedisio• of freetomeore hi o•t Mee. d the boorda Of probability, bet the intelllgewee respites asollimo• tiee." FRANCE. There is but little of coesetioeoce peals/ la the city of Paris. The Frisoch ate wont disposal to 'hick sod mite, who, than talk sod act. Tbs ceantry ■s: aster be 'ideally seated gait WM V y ~I