The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-13 00:00:00

INT Ce4i I 24 ,0trV t , % t. • ....; or ' •:i" - k Aii ...• • , A • ltr t? . Ar .# i. 1 , :. ,-,- .., . .. i 4 4 , 4÷( Di e1 l :1i 1. "4 " "11 • . , 1 (Z i t i t lintan EVENING, OCTO iBER 13, 1819 N.. 4271. LONDON, WEDNESDAY P Axle Tn• . od loyal .. , _ illsoolood. Tha t they are seisibly alive Si de ssidesings of sistainelsor. of nor felissa.rshjer U. they esonissrass new present. but use simperer,. penes i sow Will the despot eyes. -play. =I sr. ...1 asslos am, oillisg, to she gloom .1 IMO dills,. to morn ssedirelato thus i hot It Is Insposine M oritteoplate, widow nom, grief, and leileelele• lb. Isserible sass so which she indonsmory lissimpois nil srl*_all polillestiOss of - evil dinned phone, Wadi bra Owe Ob. woes of she Poor. Nor no Oho rehab lbws Wing es the sober-oiaded, and lord pert a he marennolsy. so o she a IWO/ ilea by sloe pneseme sad Julien* against she O. Fees oiled such a powerfal orgile. If neon nerdy god • snail isdessuptios, So advance is Its count as, moan. Ranahon. 'Pas they nag ma'am Use use,' of ds•eild= de tke bin" prompt shit do wend Arthritides dor the nal son is be swam of ills Rectors r , sued are poblin,lM nessinallso digniin possum of Timor moo resolution t. comienr act the bait andsporissa designs of she sonnets sad d ed. mlikeil, at nook amen Who all exiation Y. Memel so rent ati fetal Asomity 1 ad S. cooper the runel this envied sod gimlet* Coutery. i fleshed, Tool they . ere sadala Asa the Labouring Closes sf Seeloy seed only es* waned of she dameresi beetle le trikli lbesdielteltral of their areal sad "Pieta se. deem in! lead new, IsOrsimoss of Desinsidso es nem inns we their CosetrA,. Is maw, She basal/ tolerate a i'.erelid. of 6beir Religion, thee Loyaley,Weltbrir Hop e to usaimais no lotogrny sisehnhan n birth lei, ea fseassr steerty matt./ thear good sserrstairlitta r awl, h, wind, • trawling ilherelets so don didlcsisin • Isicb. spriosing slim hon she eldoplamiime of a piercer/ War, are, Is Mose recteall so be hoped, bat a a leeporry aware and craw* le 'brae hales a ledentry Which have raised nets le high Ia the ertirantle• a the Wee/, Ie fidterr Is ghresrlyets abreact" et sonstby sod .silholos of their Ceseara. ril" est" easolse of shek ono opposing wind, sad On athainake a is Unnerve. WA() DT/1 OR P R. Gleam sweet. [Dividend., de. ta-storrew.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. Ma. CARLILCS TRIAL. TOR 111116 P. MCNAIR, CARLILE. i~ i I MONS P hnom- .e. Pet. dale, tbe Coeur' for tie C -....5..—.. COURT OF RING'S BRNCII, Orr. It unsex •DJODIICI 04/Tllllllll •FTll ?RIX ITV TIMM, anemia sim C. •SIOt, cJ. ♦IP • 'rums, JDIT, Although we yesterday poblisited en early Report of this very important trial, yet we shall le-day, for the sake of laying before our Readers a clear, com plete, and unbroken view of the whole of the first day's proceedings, repeat and amplify oar Report of yesterday, beginning as ids the openirg of the Coroot It is impossible to cooed,. the interest incited in the public stied. At early as seven o'clock, the great l entrasce to Gaildhall vr:t crowded by so immense I nombee of persons, silliest to gain admittance to the Celli SS Win as the doors °wood. The private estrsoce to the Teen Clerk's house, in the rear of the 11811, had also it, share of the crowd. Through the letter door, persons who bad made Interval on pricer. admission before the Court opened, found estrum. long before lb. asset bust of (Teeing. —Anse( these was Mr. Butterworth, she or- Rived In his carrisge about half-past seven o'clock. Every p lion was taken to avoid soy inter. ruption in ills pussy; t• the Court, through he Hail, by means of barticadoes, sod strong parties of the Police were stationed is all the apneas, to preserve order and prevent inconvenience from pressure. 10 du body of the Court the like precautions were taken, sod the eriongements adopt. ed for the latter porpoise presented the appearance of the estworks to a fortification. Three I bar. tiers placed at eqoi-distant lotervals forme) a "Iraq defence against the mass of spectators, who rushed Into the hell with impetuous eagerness the moment the doors opened. At s quarter pest nine this event took place, and in so instant the lower part of the Court exhibited a lively picture of pacing eagerness sod overwhelming impetuosity. to half a minute I I the area allotted to the public was crowded to suffo cation, and those who had sot the good rotten. to gain admittance were compelled to retire to the 11.11. Soon afterwards Mr. Catiile, accompanied by Mr. Hunt and some other tripods, entered the Como. — They were laden with books, with which the tittle wasspeedily covered. Some other Gentlemen, similarly a. - hardened, could not make their way into Court, on , sm iiii- al which Mr. Carlile consplalood to Mr. Sheriff Parkins tkat several of bit friends, were mimic!. Mr. CIIN " h- P led I New' Perkins requested a list of their names, and open re _ March pod, trol. . . . gg, n re ...„,b, 8 s w,, j . restirg ti, desired that they should be admitted— itur4-.lvern ; !nava, loxi. they were admitted accordingly. Velden 111 mil " " I At ii minutes after nine, the Attorsey-Geneeal, Dieedee le s a g Diet Coljoic tieSiiiitilef•G UMW, Me. Gllfillth and Mr. 14141111. 1 7'h• Cake for which 11.4mrptir fell is the Field. end SYDNEY' died on the &VAMP" 'own, strived, sod t will be acciritted. Mr. Carlile.—( pretest against the proceeding. The Custe iesetcs..—Yee protest. Very well. The Aetoawasti GINSUAL then prayed • Isles, sod the Jury was made perfect by the following Celestes Jet) WPM t Robert Blaad. U. Cowes, baker. J. Trial*, ebair-apakel.. klagbew belyer, The whole Jury bevies beets s•ore, Mr. CAMP esr t. shortly opened the pleadings. Mr. Csrlite new addressed the Cnert, end required that She itsfuroatiee shoeld be read at the proper sews.. The Cubs/ lurrtce.—Yee nig •ot interrupt the proceedings of the Coed. This .0 ,hail be tried ia a similar wanner with all ethers. Mr. eatlile.—" I only 'equated that the iofersa tiou be reed, is order that the Jury sight on. de:stood the question shirk they are abort to try." The Cuter Juvrict —The laferatatioa shall be read et the proper season. me, c..;de..—•• l'hat is ell I desire." • The ATI% li PIIT•GCSERAL then addiessed the Jerry. Ile felt confident that en. skis occasion, when the case should be pithily stated, accompanied by Ike ,few observations that he had to make, the iterated . frieutl to the Liberty of the Prros—the mutt stress. sus advocate for the most extensive freedom of die. cession. • field be coovinced that he (the Amara, . Coniston would have Riled in his ditty, had he a .1 i s stained from bridging forward the present prows. • Con. It bad long been the beast of thoi people of this country, that they lies soder .the moist bottled religion that bad seer bees known to mankind. It meet necessarily be eat, as it was a religion emaaatiog Isom the Deity himself. The Christian Religion vets a part of the law lathe land. When, then, the Dofeadaut contended that the present ii.formetios eel fesodeil on in law, he Wrested seder one of the greatest mistakes kilo which a man had ever fallen. Fortunate indeed, world It. he for him, if there were so law coder labia an offence like that with which he were charged could be pusithefl,' at in that ease ha might hope for acquittal.— It woalklmidle for him, after the oohs token by It.. Jury, is declaim oo tho excellent.' of that religion, which formed a part of the Conttitation of Ibis coon. try. He said It would be idle, honesty, after the oath they had takes, be cooceited them to hays pledged theinelves for the sanctity of that religion. lle should, therefore, in the outset ' abstain tress oferiew as; such remarks, and lean it for them to ditermlere Is their own heart., whether that religion wee a fable end an impolture, es shish ell oar civil amid religious institutions were founded. It was only ender the senctios of that religion, that they were assembled that day to decide on the gayeties before them. If the Jury were not previously Wished of this, why t had they pletirti theetteltai l in tekieg the Gelb pe?. 1 . EAGLE kIRP AVID LIFI.: OrrICV.S TEMA. -••••••• g. THE. iIAY-MARKI.T. Facie TEL LONDON GAZICTTI3; OCT. , IL dale, the Goose' for the Crown, attired, and took COMMILL, ARO Ol!POSITP. MI. KING • I their Mate. It appeen ftnia the lilt of the Sheaf., that the Are 'rife' DI teblk siIe RITORS I felp•eaultp red lle as bo i it t hese oo th fee o g Bit jtza sc l ilighoort be P dr.. l 6, e„ii settleee s e s t od ‘f r a t e sd R , e i h r t e er oaaho lhe entire against the . Drlemlatst steed •open the paper the Teem are .nasally liberal , with the he w .* et ...,y sod maths behalf of his lialreey„ le setcaMion, for Mal. !• ether Ma combined. the Poimeot of Reit Is allowed le A PROCLAMATION. Mr. Codas insult another appeal to Sir. Shetiff •Seamen be Fin, eithrevt any tortoise or Preasiere. N. GEORGE., P. R. o ... aci , lbod , f . r.4kbi ,.. N . mi .... boa , mu he teetered hooeroo .. b . p. m ,..." stims e. „ mimed is ' Toroday . el, Parkins. and stated that hit fr WWI am. Net admitted. ' 161 m fraefneratt t gneietien, sener.in orety oat is liable , fee Mosel Any or Ninrenittetlt west. We, le the same aid es the be- Mr. Sheri , PANcwi add reiged Mr. Cullen ridge, 1.•olot se the es .81 Ms *bete properly. We larer.ftee• bait ef hi, Majesty, ited by eel with the a/vlct of hie Inejeasy's sad desired that his orders should L. .. attended to. ollbease t. the Oreeteg ar Ibechate at Sorisittea aimed no she Privy Cassell, is hereby publish arid declare, that the maid __... Mr. CoLtmanDIMC-r-" Mr. Coe lite has already ' . i t 31 4 f.1at the Mae imehable wets - 7 4licisothass Pellchar Math Mall be tomer peoreped on amok' et&eied fay of 6 be genial •Ishie 16 dam. Plimetwber to Temdey, the tweaty-third day of aid &mph 1 awl Aye friends Iv Coors." . • WM. lIKETILAM. hermary. two biro gives mew re Ma Lied High Chaeheelbse et that m t. & w ar r aiz: N ., .....14 I loppup, M r. C. r til e , ti i '-' B • dee - -aN of the MERCHANTS MIA Octet *We. to a Comalnian ter proregaleg these pelotas ors weeessary In prat defence. ~ • ' 'Ale KKR: RADSRS. acrd OTII KRA. of LON- *Come 0,0110 . 8 10_7_-. "°• " fsys.iler wl""f i• a t ie he a re, ice Mr. Carlifo..-- 1, They are laden with books, to Is tie• &TIDO he SIONATURI at tha miler. a" be shb bg 11 " f• bs sa d wi t h h r oatha ig„ p a blidi as p &d e w % that the sa w p ar ii imeara h o lL wilt. b I shell haste occsscoa so refer." • - Y • ' . . • Mg t :VMS t . . ." I" liorslY•O'fd day " 114etwther twat , be heft bed sit bor Me. Sherif P4i aa; st.-" They meet be 1 dmitted." i' 4 .•:•' •I'T moots I Aymt tit i I" dNu m* lit dirt"' "IP" "a 10 1 16 "" " 4 ".• A" die The eidelbe el four persons were then 4irea io, sod Leeds Spiritual sad Temporal.aod the Knights, Citizen. tied r .' • ' ...:4 • Vilwfr.Kß. Poottry t e- . t Dergewor. sod the es for Shiretotia Melba alb* trey brefawdbobd to 6 0 • 43 . 11 " 41 .• . . + •• 4) . • 110.11aR. Lenaalc•hili- .e i a mete olosi tue 1110,4evie ikon . i 0 ..."... "e 7 rotaitaltWid 16 . 1 " 1 . 64 0 • • At helf.past wine tho Chief Justice toot his seat. ... 4. - • --- t ''" "'T '4 . , easveashtg le testate pat As Vir ...mio nr apiog t . 4 ..w.4-1.0.4 ".lle -la T eat? of " Tbe Ring ordain Gado°. was .r• 7 •••• --- 1.. .• Al p • • t „ 4 ," G ert i t h hoo &ah e m i t my -therd day of oymalate as. , • 1... 11 i,..."... 1.... " "It . AIIIRT-ICALLY la - a 'illa _. at tab Deers as 1;10tte• WOK Di Itlll Weyer Oda., thoe Ise. :,.....----• __." .• - '• , r , x 'PPR . DEC LAIL ATIOL "yr AVMs is lisitstr of ahvoklimrsfsollc ' .• •- ' - Ifirr.lfat . iattantly nave, Ned advert's% lo Ills own ":....t r . '' r • a • IN nein iron stanatorts az. • sets he KW* room against Steckler, and mums, stated, that ha bad . ; • .• .• ' 7 M A I M • TOMPKINS, literel . vrir Al the Coon at Carkoeltoose. the Hub of amber, 19111, undeceived frees his Lordship Met no calm should :•. .i ' l`f"a" , ''is / 1 •1 61 " 1 " s " "'a P"a" Kir" 16 t"" k " be idiom oat of its turn. Ills cause stood before that • ll • 7 1 '7' c . -.7 At PENSION SOCIETY. ills Royal ia l heeeslasiNg beer j oe leeeed i imp , : t a . the t Irmeh e rat ai i e , now callrd on, mud he claimed his prior tight. ... K ' LIP lIIEL 1 ING of the SUN. 6 " . 7 bell" 111 " 611 4""I'• ''' . .• •'" !.. a bst : r y. BMt t. tab lanitatloa am held, an WKO- Lie % sr r ea llanj usi th E e aV eues et , s 4 4 l " uwa lroir e ll" .. l..7 i7 b. St" cs i y " , ..bt„ i t! a • The Corte itleelet &oiled Mr. Hoot met to In. at Mir Panes Head, eateetioistreet, for th.• „ read c at - hi. L ordsh i p A i, dal low , the sett •errept 11.• Conn, but to be silent sad divert. earlytheir.,, • . lif etiretiit si. Male aed Three F,..1. Pv4i/leivens I appolotril sr be sakes obecettro.---, leste.sd 4 the Oubs of Al. Mr. Ilears.-" Be silent and depart. Yost Lord. ..• . , :M. of stioaollhit she folleeleg were declared the UK- ki s totee hod hereto " via. ship said ao reel. ghnold he tibia out of its tern." •.. _ ••• : ir k or 1 restattli. -- e esev-- The Cis's. JUSTICK.-" I never said any such ' ....! :.•i' 9lll !Edwards - pat • Ott. S. thing. I said that itse causes shush! be takes es seer ••ds. 3 41 81 11 eW •••• ....... ••• Sid MEMBER RETUIinED TO * SERVE IN THIS PRE- - • : ..... •.. . A U Marna .. CIO bEN r PAKLIAMENT• at petsible lo obeli order. Tier were consulted en 249 • : City of Hereford. the [ores .1 your nun cause, and I oaderstand from ' - -•*t. - !` 44 . •.J. v , c8•4140, 1 , 71 ill alert, 4 vast leo c . o. of iterefonl. laq. la the now ot Thema Powell Spayed., . • f herefkie,fnr which day year trial stands appointed." • ..". ." . Amon: , t hot the Directors regret that L ''‘' dc "'"" 11 * Mr. Mont. --" IHa satisfied with your Lordship's r • oh o - • hada week' eel nab', ibe debertibers se --.....- edict Mee abets This limisatioa abed. peratanyet rrlier BANKRUPTCY KIIILSRGF.D. tspiewodon, but fi ve causes are now called, which . •to War Proakiwne% br ralloolos sr. per week to Mein. mod y. W. Brown. Leadeaball muhrt, Admianger s (tea Oct. Ism may lust 11 ". • "11. .r a month." per week to HerEeumlest anti Moe Direrrnel hese prat imam. pay. 3% at Laiidhhi i s Dlr. Mint -te Will your Lordship allele my wit- tiest le potion. Boat it Me already bees tke arrant reveal.' smog vbf.rterate awl decayed Trades's aid their Willem., BANK nu PTIL nfONPS le robe ?" .1.1 floe reerkaiog paroellial wog. J. Latin , KlegabrlAge Ned Opelifasi. Deiroeshltv. weelles. Tie Cass.. Junscg .-" Yoe may hate 1 isl your t Teel,. Ausliirip per nomm creastltale a Govereer. aed Five ma.•""1""• 1k,.:1, 29' No.. 4A, .I'lle Kiss At". lass, Oularah atone acquit.. IA 4 o..venorr foe Lik. Ktoosoridge.. Astorides, Mr. Mideast. Jett. Kmg.bridge i pail •E le a mote &tent day, if you like." ' • Sebietivtiwu wad DoeNtiese we sertived by P. itodilo, F. R . aid, tr. tt,..kitt Ne"bilbrr• weal.% Ise. .... Mr. lialtt.-" If jeer Lordship pleases, for a '. i , Rarnmaitomigoare iby the tie...even , 1i100.021. J . 1 8 """l• ilkeicid* grocer, Oct ' l l ' "9 No.. "' al the urea at lice dell." i • Mr. Daiwa", Celirttor. No. e. Plimea.nrert. Ckrkee- ..._,A", a _n I" eMlield. ntinroir.. Mes-ts. Riming.** sad Co. ....mkt I s ad Mt. Wilope. I:lrvine-street. II•11019 genie.. The Cameo J t nerrage....." Toe will settle that with • • ' D. RICHARDSON, nu.. See. K- "Id. 1 -"1 Mi 1 " , inefr"° 4, N."' la S. *' 3 . al 111 . 6 "eice she Solicitors en the nett side." . No. 1, Walheook, Ott. 7, ISO. •-- _. ---- limars. hone sad co. Polverave plate. Temple bar The isl 4 .1 Serial Jerymea was then called over, • ATKINS. Mayo.. G. baredmaa. V oesholi. Nara tcb-binr, fbetad•lief. Oct. 16. aidsbe frait...iog pnag i i i .g s u mu c iag..... At a COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN. 57. M.. 111, at the Stork lama. M4l..titte.ant. AllnrIMIN. Nord, ab e e e e r b.buce. • Wide% in the COUNCIL CRAM SIER et thy GU IL.I) II A I.L mr. I..4eirowle. hiecele% lee j MIMI Mr. Slole..il,risivigher. Nmehtems. Gleraerwadeow: . • ante CITY 41 LON 110 X, am TUKsOnlf• ire Pith day K. Seeder, Moteester. glocc-ateltuftrltrer. Ott. MI. .1 9 . INtome, Croobed.tartr. . of illt; TORSI, 1119. an d 6 , Hot .59th • ear 4me Items or Mary. es, as the Pact Marra lea. Item er r s . Anomie.. Mr . • Lawnrime Isar. • Geary 111 el the (hated KilidolO al Brea Donut. and Phut, New Eetwell.coon, Lweela's lee; sod N aar*. Mello A Mk's. IreseeellgeeASP. . liebetd. kiag..le. .ad CO %Votee/ter. t Juba doed.-Quiimmeirem. 11 . 108 iv Bs. R. Some, Hoare, saber a lee Flower. Narthataphothitat tt It hard thembrn. Doyer.oron, Losbard4reeL 1 11 . 1 61html it bessee the imperious ditty of this Colter. Mikes , Oct. id, 16, Nor. 53, at the ?Ohm Inn. leworesee. *w oo n o i r ,. p 4a ,, ts . m . t. . .ild or Minit.trocea. at Garment vies 111.41edesirg Ajtorl2,lol. n ews. Lesidlll sad G . lits/ . • its•strusts I*" . , r. Bellew, was thee abort to swear those Goo. two ' ate atimptlee. by Ise now violist sof mew tor. Kirby, Tuittestri. ' • =llllwrin ovessiero me Owitinsehmal Ann/mine, by J. Vll 4 lrtiv Durbin. ba , rry.lhetoteteer.tlet. II IL Noy. li thee, *We y easa Ilinblinuieei le whir she tome al Gaildeell. Attorney, Mr. Neu. miethateptoo-berildians, Mr. Carib& 'obtained that this Coort was rot semi a of ' or Illif 611406 i holy Remen. by 'Kieft sad it "Illter 3 0 " . • WaSmt•MlMulllitige Wllecel Met. r ...•... t. •.• • . • M r .. = kle.iiti tae,. INOIIOIO.O Oa. „ - I gUitki l l,gar ei tlr,,ltt f or 'S l at notary. Mr. Graft, Chasveary•huse. .. 4e e Cult, Airetteit ..a.'recie Court lis tempelorit to 1714. .. Ow waltontm or these Ibiehos Wawa! NA Slate ggo • ,metre,,_. Ul e " -Illa t ( .. I " . "'''" Ni g„,". tki • ' 6 . - -A2,,. It". Ivy arty criminal information filed by the Attoroey • ea si. abbor mere sad deftsfietbmsef eseb sisebievebe pre at tneildossi. Atteenere, M mes. n it /Aeon, Malrwann.. it lIMM I / 2 std Oriel. re deerseilielßall le esferce to she rote. 13 }41. Edam 41, Perlialeest erect. Wen niter. halter. ttcl. Gattital• sown et their potter 'bitter tsete.tie ed she bonneted all mr. 11 . 114 , •iy. , :). at tiaddaati• Alumbili 11111 , 51 5b7t Litiutit• Mr. Cortitc-I Isbmit there Is no law which ap• ors. 'o he, militia the standard of sedittea, shell eadariger the "Pl"' ~.• plies to this core. pe‘lie traimaillity of tier backlit bed lapel (My. art Ortodula. Cambeylge, carrier. Oet. yo. Mil. Nos. 21, at „ Mostiono. Tea my o are ...ad, .time 1 ,. l b. ,„„.„.‘„„ at 609d61.111* Alturofe,. Man. Kook, sae Co. Ansoaren‘haii, 'the C. 611101 JUSTICE -If there is so each law, you wool:Mu) PE. • • CliTtlitnine rISTUIL.S. PI t. "tr. UN T s b. VAN lIUTCHSLG, S ) er t A eoN . , Maw. , he 111411111111 VAN NUTCHIALL, rramaneatted by loss dr dintertioo(mefereasees ate iive• with permiale), reareate, bream noolw, Piles. Sativeres,lttc. by the improve.) erthe go hog agmleimersohilly practised to hi. f ohm', wilboul Coo- lants*. centre, Casette, sr Risk for seltab:e fee.. Ne.4B. 'oath-street. itYrkt.Vel'eloom Ivied". At I ' . dill oar daily. No Penmearratme required from parse. of re- . epertataillty.lll4llllity are et hied a cure Webers per formed. A ITIFICIAL 'TEETH FRED WITHOUT ratti...a the price regulated by Ine wearer.—Real or sotailidTEßTH Masi, artflasot pato, la • pew sad perrliar • walk diltrolit Noe the isdenstas puttee POW is eneteimagre. Observe abash the wearer ran. be see mow. taba=reLateeriere (tubs) plue) , , ha r t res to the dark. r aw ilar cave sad res i t, thee obtained b eat y this war tootatlon. Is b. 411.11614 with nolyertel approbate a. 9 wppank ife.s, Walker•oevea, the third door frame Bern irk- moret. Rats N. S. No lan with the shop early opted at the farm tontea.— to be panatela in the direction. )Vol the einem boot. PItNERVOUS DI ORDERS, CONSUMP- TIONS. mad aU eased Carepleimea— Dr. TIJOSIP- ININ'S ANTI-CONaVIIPTIVR RLIIIIt Words Howe- di at e gelied-egreethee. the saineeb. laaprowe the appetite, weaves free reggsr.tiem, Meliorates the ettareal by per. evermore, nod anemia to the elreetier sod dirt catadoo., era- d ieatav lameraterawplalatesoats arnitoded twawlowlas. Moe. 4 It) the reetwary t.t wawbero deer every other nom had proved wawalliag. •Prolaluums• h,l Swittlo u now Claorrh-yard t New- iod Matard., at. lover. Clawth pods Hol- ton, Reed g Mashie. 9Y, Flraggathet g eprd, 555, litilbora I Sower. 151', Otfordeteei ; !IMAM, iOJ• 1,4 Lades t eel wool Meditate Veaden is wawa awl . 1,&1 4 - kelt Batik s with Dinettes mid Diet dined le them? Unless the Defeudant geoid wipe eon, that oath, it wield be impsseilde fee him to be acquitted of she olleoces laid to his chore. The first case to shit!' he would call the etiolation of • the Coot loccurted se 'engage *sin Iberia* of Kist Charles 11. It was hied before a J•aalge, who. se long as Raitish law skeletal end•te.vo est.! be held I. the highest estimation as a lawyer sod ass men. It wes an information against a person of tbe sake of Taylor, fur merely altering blasphemous repetition*. Tey lot. it was lamed, had called religion a cheer, • mod declared that he feared lola,' God nor Dealt—. pei u s on his Wel, he owned the weedy, bet vedette toured i• show that part of them had .been settled •with a meaning different from that little% hall been Apposed to attach to them. The Judge d.. tad, that to say religion was a cheat, was wet only aii et. f bee* apical seligion, bet oleo en °Weise aultettiltlt. • Mw, as it went tp emote, all OW ebliffillons tolkich .4111110ciety let Who?. .Thie sea the deckle" Jatiir Hale; yet sow they were laid bry ilteramsetlit M& ant, that the eh.see looeten - iipTiist 14m bad ottlealibir.• detests in law. Taylor sat convicted, led st, totetiell seams was given against him. Doi they 5ta...... • that might be adduced did net stop at thef to which he bad gone back. At the eensnieotteelvest `. of the tap of George Il ..i 1_ Second, a pe r so n was ion. vivid on foie haformatioos. Ile attempted is jeotcfp himself by impugning the miracles of oar Savior*, sad the belief which all Christians. profess. This wads' of defence the Court *field not saes his to proceed with, and without sighing te interfere each the iik• cessions of learned men on particular points, it was forbidden to make a generki attack on the Christian Religion. In this ease alto teevictioss took place/ . sod sentence was gitee against the Defendant. lie t might refer to what had been dope at a later period. when ens Williams had had the Lvdibond to send forth the same iolabsons sod Irlsspheionos publication which was the soltjoct of the Ine4llol preS•rlifimn..lo On that occasion, the Defendant WWI promoted by an advocate who had ewer been disiingiaisked among the friends of fie' dlrcus.inn and . the liberty of the Press, the present Lord Erskine....: - On that occasion, the Defendant ass convicted, after en attempt to do Mit which he hoped would not they .. be attempted, to defend the puttlication. In halts person of the name of Eaton, soot forth the Veil same book. lk vas stied before the predecessor of site resent Chief Justice; bet was it held by the *need persons engaged oo that occasion, that to re. elle the Christian Religion was not comfit' , to the Gig el the Lon '? No seek a doelthe had ever obtained their and soccessive Jeries,..frod lecreseitta Comm, heal mend sive defendants guilty of a • Peelle! spinal the lies of their coootry.—lf It Wiese adoalated that the Christi.. Rrigiq mess • otetwai she Law oteelidaniados evaiiiriose to he shoes Whetter or net the.Thefiudint bed violated that kw, by publishing one of the most ahotninilile, di4gostini, said *irked Warty on religion that had ewer appear. .4 its the ourld.—The Attorney Geneva' them pro. ceedeal too comment at great leegth en the *e yelet pesssges cooled in the Indictment. H. Mad soar gobs through the shale of the caveats; he would ask them, if he had suit prayed, morning Christianity lo be the law of the land, end that which was Yet to be mard by word or waiting, that that Woodall's had offended the law ? Hid he, or had he net fettled the Christian Religion? This was the lerstioe en which they wore called epos to decide. Daley could pet their hands on their bosoms, sled say that he had not done so, then is settle Defender( ea. titled to hit acquittal ; bet if they should be of ti contrary opinion, they could only discharge their duty Ile God and to thcit couutry, by finding hint Guilty. This presecetiou was not insti•ute.l for the purpose 'of oppressing say particular Liditrideal; bet fir the purpose of protecting the lower and illiterate classes of society from listing their faith sapped. and their sleds diverted from those psinciples of morality, Which were so powetfeily inrolcaled by the Christie& Religiou. When soch terrible productions et these to which he had 'elected, were deliberately pet Into the bands of the Ignorsnt—into the heeds of thew, • ho, unlike the rich sod nowelf.l, were enable to draw distinctions beteren ingeninas, bet mischievoie liniments, and diiine troths—lke rice as they be. came familiar to their minds—all respect end venom• lion for religion and virtue diminish—sod c 005... I [ ' spine. too poloist to cnistemplat• most accrue. It was net (or him to dictate to the Jrry the-petit which they were to follow. Tho eyes of the &lowly *ego epos their recordings, and their delibeistioris cud dinelesination w. f e looked to with a solely! settee). block did he israent that the sohjecc had Soot before been biought ender their cooftekrire titian. No time, however, bad been lust, anti whatever delays had taken place, wets solelf It be attributed to the forms of law, and so other occutrences stitch were not eithio lii, contioul.—it use to be decided by the laity whether Chtistiouity was a labile,. imposture, anti whethel they were in continue under that religious part of the systeut of their Contatitoti•e, t• which they had hmerefo looked with confidence and veneratinu. If they !volleyed flail the Defendant had cilretaded Diplom stn L- ws of*Go4 said the causally, they wouldosithoot the .tightest he. hitaliosr, rye d verdict to that effect. It out; rtanaltnol fur him io pros• lisp ease wh co he had mated. This try preying the sale of that d IMPAlls i fiee c be f : it ak ij e ag i b i S oath which ylioY .nily as a fable, a s s :f d. i e eng e l : : e . l u s l a l e e ni r ai h i pn i a , o e j s b i : s4 :l 7 i gi n :e l.e i oo as he was satisfied, upon elm facts, that the only ver• diet giblets they could return oa this occasion was that of guilty. The scums ...smut. now ailed Mr. nettle Simatere, who deposed. ghee rar she 1711/ at lbeeraileer. he pre. , to tie home or she liedirodoot, I. tteer.oreart, tu.tf perciewed a 1 she 1N*14661 hlrsalf The Aft uf Rraw..B. be paid for tt hOo•lio• hen. Oldie Imo ultimo so be the (Turk to the holiewore or the Taman. ese set haa temOolimellll to Mr. Wavle. neesue, If be wooleeltmer Ms to eat his (Arm= combo at beam, he itself be propmed le met hi.. - : 1r..0 it • ;; . , tl I