The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-15 00:00:00

r from saiiiiitftleads of Nlo o is est 4.1 Got. Mr. itimiliat by lb. Dphiadest daring Ms looses. ar‘roe• saraselo. alio afforded atalsraeile is odd% neessissi•l alermeeleet, sad petliag iffeia Isle tie loads OW. Cunt.. V=sabasts thew &Clerk vibes the t tny Awed I te weer r. gibbed nineteen when be ambeeteall es kete l pTeler es ge. this rob em the brier, nee WO Cana dileAfte....Tell see Ow abet pompom sae a o eke maim yea wide wheelies al be etated. falr. Cerlite_ t aid. he kW lOW/Idle eaN of t 'peewee ef Mehra debase snots, le seder t=be Meeholes/ the wide di,m. iry ee epeeist* "Akio pereolied amwrbewi seat edit of this Vispeneabed ire, warty in Mewl Ile himself; and Mel as rovskre eN tebtemed. re assn be se be. ub se cr. Jesemsea.—'list le yew elejeti. Fe It le a . Gagne had a keen ear, bathe beetid it would be We pie. /es was Wombats the ref the .Mann at eer &demurer of the aiw.. Tai Oh o etre direvece.—Rate yes any fentlat eldeet ■ly a sfsi o ..-Tke was the dare abject. as be caseeleed that Isreteakikahisse a N • lbw mime AM ma smear, to glee a ogg.ni es oacooo r „et she anises per sebmisted to M k s, TeiThwee C w sbbr JbaalCe —1 mare mere ask yea, if yew bedam, at., MO mow I wiA se bees whether yet ham Ml lestlo legilloll/ al r. c 0r ria,....1 1 oat bete' able hie letratiew ea require. she. she ru e , ro om & she (P. dating kid bell be presorted by say Me fres: Ito meeker pea. . The Lase Caw JOSTIVeI.—As have • mid elated she peepers* tee telkeh isle were dearer of earnateleg Mese an aemic*. I have to dealer say clear etalleke that Mar sidemen leedesirible The sreth if the Hely arelpinees lean the we enie fah, sued km le es well Untie Net *arises dieemetee• nem eft•-•einiasn dilke la Meer mew and minks et fish, and Is weal/ he set iadeeenlol tad Memerper te .e te can epee lemma. to Ibis Coen te glee 1111 110tedlli of their relig sus prieriplee. ler. Connie torn leatetepted hie twaddle. The Lees Cam Jemmies.— If she Der adaM will a.. Wes ruur, I sum r were In theism" with amt the steatite of lac myself rusher. I reenlist, snow.! receive ipheleas I it is Ter ihr.Jirry lo decide. The Defenbea Mobs alarm k o ao ll Ulf Ow eity ef Lender% item* a coarse were alllewed: Mr. Garin. said. be wished eel, le calf • An et the NNW edliboo.lodieldiuds. The Lens Cesar Joints-11 is eat fee she a diedegalelt she are sad who are eat raised. Mr. Garble said. shot he bed all alms ceasideeed the adders nears steal as sidles ef °plebe.. The Lease Came Jimmcs.—Men. ibe may be your apology fee Mains brought 10 away sisters before Ilse Caperf. Mr. Cathie thee **ailed ilett he shield eel, tall shouts bir mend yinte: Case, J ornce.-11r. &send. yea have lee el. le HA? • vensev timers is. aeserrerd in the ergerhe. William Commie' was then killed and raiteneral by be Onelle.—He siated.shas he had tames the Ilsefeedans tepee, s she luster harms reeved Ms apprenticeship le his. His gamest 'clierarter da.ralremele wed. • Mr. Carlyle viand she swam, se be inked ear ee two gems. flea.... he Me Mehl; aa aged nether she ens depeedsat an ate fire supped. Tee lane Caere James s all tandems ash Nasal character are green': penlealers maws he entree.. laic James Tams. a erases 'mind free bed as. ell Wit Itelled: he had Meese the Defeedase rig 'Man. denies wheel time he ban aiwate b-rer an eirellevis rheratier. Themes walker. a Wireerseer ef the Mae, Mkt. had kme a the doteedaei f sr sr Sae jeans be awl balgod a ish wbeer. was idea's eriasisfrerd as an lieseel. iedestriees, sober awe. sad ef mond 'kneeler. Mr. Caride elated .sea be ealkeine 41. that with shear re sew he bad resided gime his era sisterliness/tip fill he herniate a bdoesekseper. The A T then rase to reply. He • began by remarking, that after the loos, painful, sod li.te!insta -AMMO° 'which the Jury had paid to this geestion through its prorfas, be cosid net bet regret that there should be soy sewed., for kin i.".!:.t• mere of their time lo the way of reply. Ceetaialy, es far es the defence referred to the charge epos the record, such ',ply usidlst well he spared; for if any doubt bad 'slated I. their skids wises the case for the prosecution was closed, as to the 'steads* with which obis work bad bees published, it had been , nitesdy removed by the open declaration •f the Do liodant, who, spots tech a question, meet !lodate's! Illse best whims. Ho bad avowed scabs sod spin,l that he not °lily had cegoissnco .f its coeleate. but that he, oshappy men, as he must call him, had adopt. I vet and jostierd thew. Were It not, thereon% foe vow obeervatiests which bad bees made spots the law in ibis case, be shield have felt that he would best discharge his duty by remainiog afoot. A correspondeoce had been read betels* Mr. W. Smith sad Mr. Deathas, which be bad net before bad an opportenity of seeing, bet which of itself proved what the intestine, of the Legislature was its passing the Stalely of the 3311, as well as of these erto introduced It. Ifs authors, and those for whose besselit it was enacted, were grateful, and sever en tertained the dos, distant ides that it would be to.. vfortvd into a shelter for blasphemy and impiety.Tbcy utter imagined that it would lead maw trorleavoor by Its means to strike oat of our Cnostitutinn, at ego 'sweep, every Christina doctrine, sad introduce *theism. polytheism. or airy other notions which it 'ight ;deem any individual to cheviot,. The time 'tad fortenate:y not 'et smiled shoo the H a rp o do s ,, 'et any of these oho fell his •ith she materials of his defenets.wneld tee regent, utterly Swept from the law. 'The Defendant had said, that their a as on stichthing as Common l.'s in Ibis cavalry ; that the a fillfti lOW alert* cosh, he depended on ; and that unless he (the 'Attorney General) could prase ibis' to he en offence be sort Stately, there lies an end of the question sod of the prementinn. Ws', then, the Defendant, of vet. Ma advisers, so ignorant av not to know, that many of the highest ramose which could be committed Were ponishable by the C.llllllnn law alone ?• This was the ease both ebb theft and murder; so it was wish all the rights of psopetty. list the object was In get rid of all law end to throe ell things into Confusion. De trolled, however, that nee* of them rooold live I. ems those times, or lea the Worries of shot Constitesion as it way established, and ender %which this vision had or/joyful happiness slid free dom Bet then it was urged, that a Statute bad tly passed ohich eutherised, or et least as lunges forbsd, pohlitatiou of this natore.—Cer• tainly, the thy-third wf lie King bad emended toleration, bat the Defendant was wrong in thinking that if had thereby freed a loodgete to every species of infidelity, wklck,'lltoder the beloence of lOW In sets. &lesion, moose pollens were desirous of letting in sips. usanklad. The Act bad weeded toloroliso, but bow ? A brief efttrosprct of the law world Peke the abject plus Its dernewatrellen. The Act of the 9th and 10th of Willies cr e a ted no Ro w o f. hate: it was in skid affirmance of the Commas Lew, bet it imposed now rookies upon offences par. fbelarly speeded. It fancied, that if may should deey the doctrine of the Trinity, sr that the Old sod New Testaments were of divine authority, they ettoold be liable to certain passkeys: bur, long be fore that, as deo Defendant mast knew, seamy per.ons lied his. preascesed at CAMMON Lew, for attacking Urn Illeishilebed Ibl4ii.. gum Williams sad &ton' who bed. boos convicted for publishing the same work et Ilse present Defined's , was charged • ith peblishing, bed hew prernscated at Cosmos Law, sod tie Is wyer, /IT soy Wee sea ) bad one *sum Apt Unit cos*. •-•• ""'" • Mk ST, Boss were illegal. la 1813 a Bill was _ istelfarliesseN, whlgi vglb aftereards paged Mtn a laW; tor t. •40i1 , mak* ellesimenbed See seas t it ites thew proltmlygibelleeed in the Besse of Leeds. %bit AIDA hid *is iflatfor's lees lime for ..es differeaces of opiate, a trent which was admitted by the Dieeeeten, wh o 1 1, 9 1tranless wished for this ferthereeetNif. — Oort he Alia aide it was eem.tked, that if they repealed that pert of the Statute of Williams which applied to the Trialty. It behoved them to prams the other parts of it, or other. glee there wall as vied to dbe rolic: m o d f ilia he Es Wesetry, and not only to the Est Re. Igloo of she wonky, tut to that of the Disseeters des --TM law enquired sot inte die religiose Ilestitamits of say span, whilst he kept diem secret; bet it could mat permit individuals mattemeliougly to Mile either the Church or Christianity in grams!. see would ado', under his Lardahip's aterectioo, that any contumelious attack so the Trinity week) seen este he liable to peacetime. Mr. Justice Black. latiee, the liberelity of whose sentiments on the sob. jest of religious tolerates were admitted ea either Me, had observed In his celebrated work, that con tumely and contempt were what no establishment ceeld tolerate: whilst every men was at entitled to worship Gad la his own way, he was stet at liberty to assert *peaty abet she Bible was a fable, the Chris. Ilea revelation ea impostere, sod the whole religion of the country a system of lies and of dealt. his. missing, therefore, this branch of thd sidtject, he wand refer I. some other. observatiene art the De. lewdest, who, after esenhencing the greeted for. Internees that ever was esbibited in a coed of justice, who, after cattle( *a the Judge repeatedly fur his *pieties, so snake heard it diem be controverted It, thought proper to make some pessimist allesioes to himself (the Attorney-Generel). These it was ga livanting in him to solicit, but the pablic ought to be Babied with regard to the motives of this prose. cation. TM Defendant, indreJ, wet eel very con. slyest in Iris impetatines: at one time ',precutting him to be a Deist, acting merely as the iesteement of whets; and at another es ideated by a spirit of persecutive, sad as desirous eves el bring. leg bite to the stake. That the Defendant was is geese degree an instrument is other heads, there was great reason to believe: bet he could assure hies that be knew little of his (the Attoreey.Ge mar.) ete rnally, if be imagined his citable of this subservience. lle would metier preeemsto for mere opinions, nor 'seeps when en open sad deliberate attack was glade upon the principles of our religion : for if our glen were overtime's!, the Government might us well I. overturned with it. Tinto, as to the insinuation, that be was an unwilling ages' in the prosecution, aid that it emanated from the Clergy, it was wholly unfeended. This publication had attracted die scr. lice of his esteemed and worthy peettecessor, who &masked him respecting it : neither of them ettivr• taintil the slightest doubt, nor coshi any reasonable min, that it was a it subject for prosecution ; for so l ong i; Gseuggseat itself was estimable, it esght to be guarded against suit 4.ll Ze S alt S attacks as the roast. How was it pessitila that it:7 t"' l 4 seat in 1818 the akar thing to be doe* with imps. sky, which had been prosecuted sad 'sashed as a blasphemous aid impious libel in 1797 WA in ISIS. The Defendant complained that here 11111. a promo. Bea, and yet the Court declined to eater late the lield ol controversy with him. The Coed coed mot at ea ter. The law of the land forbade it. To do so 'meld be to doe thing to which it was in gooey way loam. Was Chtistiseity redacted to tkat state that 'it was to be submitted to 12 Gentlemen ia thei beg to confirm or reject its authority ? Whew an indivi dual was charged with insetting religi.a, gad silk end kg to bring it into castanet, could it be expected that a Court of Justice would enquire the. thor religion deserved de be se treated? Where was the prohibition to be found against striking at the life sad prop. rty of your neighbour, if all religion were bet • pretence ? As well might a men charged with theft or merrier at she Old Brilsiy, tell the Gentleman of the Jerry that he considered the Bible to be fabulous, and that se his offence was forbidden only by the Coalmen Law, the authority of which be equally denied, they were incompetent to try him. The charge against the Defendant was, that ho bad pub lished a scandalous, blasphemous, sad impious libel on IM Old end New Testament. Had he done an, or had be not ? The work spoke for itself, sad the intentiee of publishing it was avowed. The De. resident, after being's.g it forward, had voluntarily eberitioned ilk 'geese of his being a mere bookseller, and had declared (bet be published it as mare eloper, reading for the people of this toiletry than the Holy Scriptures. lie had read, indeed, the whole book, ant of everp passage which it contained ; bet there were some much wore* than those selected in the information ; and with some of these be felt it his palatal doty once mere to disgust them. These in the information had been adore , ' in order 'to prevent all cavil, bong the same as bad on two former oreasievis been pronounced landless by a Jege.-1.. [The Learned Gentleman here reed same offeesive passages which we need not repeat.]—Coeld these passages, he weeld ask them er any man, he de. leaded as • candid and free disquisition epee coast.. vetted points, NIA as that of the Trinity ? No: the abject was to strike away the Bible altogether. Die. cession lOU easily to be &diminished from reviling and defamation. If this were tolerated, it were ter that religion should base no iniletace at all; mod if religion were discarded, they might be assured the Constitution would leaden likewise. The Da fie s dent had been allowed to reed the whale work, in order to show, if he could, that the passages quoted differed from the sense imputed to them; bat it turned oat, that the publicans* was full of the most disgusting and offensive abuse that ever wee produced. Could this, then, be called a persecu. non of opinions, and met the peatecetirse of a gross and Wetness libel ? l'aft Defendant had ea religions hut (heath ho had none, had be confined his opinions to himself, be might have contused to eatertain them unmolested; but he bad no right, as Christianity was a putt of the law, to tinily or defame it. With re. gird to the alleged hardship of .0 many prosecutions, he mail know that one only bad berg instituted at the instance of die Government. Bet every day on which the Defendant sold the work he had repeated his offence, and if ho haul cestissed to sell it after notice of the ktformetion, he had sinned with his oyes am p and had little pawed at complaist. .• • 1 ►TESMAM. . Defesdhat ifeirripl his belief is G.d owl la a lotus stet's., seeltrding to the devisee's orPahat. fdow;low wail( that war kaovoledp of a Aware state hid Weir ortairedf. s.t by the light of notate, bet from a Divine Revelatioa atone. Look at the sere of anieeity who apecolatod ea thissobjoetot Swale% at Cicero, sod see what were the wild and visionary •ootlisaa which they Wood of an after existence. Min. kind wows lost in oweertairsty, Godhead No asseraneo, till the Gospel prosisod, not (rely e future state, bet • fetere state of rewards and penithweals. In the Defendant'. slow, thoefrh some might sale hereafter, yet far.ihe largos portion there was no Vetere state whatever. Seek a *otiose struck at ihe root of all songless • • for how could a mere belief is tb. ealsteesse of a God, wittiest p referees, to our own fate, OF. rate as a cheek, or vendee a controlling lellessee ever boasts soirees ? Deism was, in fact, es bod— es demeeroos es athelem; and as to what had bees sold with regard to Paine being said to ban remelerd Lim is his conviction, lee bed teases so doubt its amersey. He believed that doubts would see day enter the mind of she Defeedaelt also ; and if they should occur whoa about to quit this soblenety scene, sod be should reflect that he had poisoned bet see oiled, or deprived bet owe ledivideal of iii glorious hope held eat by the Gospel, be would' bet sleet he had done what ere of peahens.* could Mot atone kr—that be bad mode himself answerable eet owl, for his ewe, bet for the mimes of soother. The Jury bad a mementoes gamete., to try. The eye's( all the moral, of all the tbiteklog.sod of all the seligioes, were cettelaly epos theta. The Jury had, be doubted not, leeelested on the Wads of their abildren, evert le their 'lapin infamy, the ( precepts of our sacred religion, and taught them, as armies l ewd etude( alternated, to repeat the bewail prajor I imposed by o. So • iau r himself. Were Ilse, prepared mew to address these children end say, that although they bed up to this element led them to ',essence Hat faith vehicle they themselves entertaieed, The Age of Reason had now dawned ? Mr. P.inv had published his work, mid all which they morbid one say was, that what they had regarded as a sacred velem, was a book of ties, wickedness, and blasphemer. The Jury would net swerve from the clew path which their consciences petaled out le briegiag to s camisole's a trial which bad ert ether .itgre or object than what had bete distiectly staled. The duty which they bud now to perform was minus led important, but it wee et she same ties* easy—one from *hick they would not be misled by the taunts or scollop of infidels. If therficis jastilled the cent is. sioes to which he himself arrived, they would adopt it. sad is guarding society from polletiee, satisfy the Stifle,' here sail earetslioes of the public. The Cattle Jetetel iseseedistele after wards *Mimed the Jeri, aim Moving waled uish pueblos the .oblate curb e um in she lotmorto.n. ma she elm, Arrant was diferessly deorribed. sewed sr the emwral poises wo wbk k she derelict bad twee rested. Moth had besieged le she mane of Wine de. Gore of which mil oho heard It mew disapprove ; net the Jury sTe rt er maid ." " er s a ku tiowi t w fr eesal om sie 4 4 lBll‘.f orpile opiesi ", Pr. ies i.ftge- es *bleb "' e lbe idl y is hed ew Heide. It had twee Misted, le me progress of Mil That all sem hod her. *rime of she Scriptures wed pebbehed by the Dedes.dawr wet and Me, It and prmer to he re pub. lishml. The thetas/mu had w lobed so read sober writers, who ume.m.sLi.T.l7.!!•.Wrorbiebr,tb•oalo mewl est ',mod lose s traog.oe per bap. so cw.rve a await. Hehadaloedeletetocall a is. ears soloutal *OA ripe to she ollferearespeornoilom oismeg dancer ser 1. Hie Lord.hip had telt it his Mks, ON amber* coMderadoe, aid it Immo Smelly be oappooed that I .eame so a mkt Mawr, marmot !seemed, Swain hie litionglots to k , ve . subject. to jetsam MI. mot as id 7!tal c..Torde Le meet to pas sim le she differm c.remossous whirl neighs be ripened to arm. Hr had Mee detecrismit, mod he itai 0. I mem that de. tertaisollive. shut it was mat tompletrot is a Chrestion Oran. I. • Court orgLow, la rise up os d soy. • his the Cbriwien religims wow mss a teligim of mob. Ile bad misted. theretkm. every attempt to iwtrolwrw sob a areaammo. sod Moold have felt that he as, dilly:woke be had .teed other. We. Amsbes '...c ..I"betwoor orreimussly, Ned le mow degree pro perly raced, .o. she M aser of ',smoke( free damsons mod free emeiry. fled farloW s cat say such re-tread should take Owe I Bel they bad is di.tiogeisli, whether the merle ph. wiro au ommore or that free esmity sod dimasiove ar • wadi at meet nevem, avid rid.eule. Then was so indimatal sad me objeri, to *Mee chararter or abuse mum, maims mod estommer could be Morally applied. The exerrire of mom was nitoweed la she folks at wan lot the law of kinghood. berme it •a , a tar of pelbte h u soy ilea freedom. That La MI adopted lute Pura. Rod is, (wooded is. Oust degree aa, lie l'bratoion I sort Gum ibis melee k was. Ilom it. prosripir• of II outlay mst Insmausiv, she rpirit thou f dos re ed era guided the adaliminosMot al jostles is IMO rid Sr,y were drawls sod dented. Bet though as. law of liberty it allowed rant Leedom of 'Tittle's, and osterfered wish so allome• pima, belle. it did WA allows t. every UM to d• Oar „ fee d 0.04 I s is. waft eyes. sr is were lejorlates so orociety.— The Cbr,tisw ',Drew had advantages *bleb new rivet lower at. oilier rel.glsers *sum. By the isolitimisin of the liebbeiti, a wand day ot rest was .11./rd 1 mid ha (veld sot Mode to tit. subject. +Wheat taproots' Mist ebb Mom bed. aloe.. approve Is hiss ow ne smog evideeet of its divine' ori g hs. ilia wrier had' bees ori kind so mea. ea she nether of err "vitro, bed hers Ns estabintolog this impieties. Chris tie. lie leliewnse gave site IWA Nippur' Is the mancled. leech, Ilion to Mar ma norm with potirrse and with resigMihm, is Moldier's...a so thus a hope at the highest kill—thew of ito pommy or jay hereafter. Now. before lay ma Mailed an intabbabinams this oferiog hlemmego le all deems, rich or poor, poseedbil leaned or mostroneed, he sight be 'blotted ow pm., mod rwrowerr *bat he would out elite* fur that *hire he woes aweless so destrey. The Jury. and am he. hone to de ride this orwittoo i bog he sham hs es ors stalky writ so his MI rseilirr. amid apploacit she sobjeet *Wheel merriest wham, decorum both isf tbollatet red of espreMee. Is .5. rossorkabl-. toe. chit Ms better port of she slefedet which forest opos the Mager of restorliwira tree diseemeras wed all Iwhte f r es she mores of sine who OM either Cifioli si Porkere. or pr0f...4 believers in ChriWitomity $ sod who. me 'roadie, se this poidscaties, were Midden to Gad. With m ots ,' so the Der.sevost reprows.tiwa himself at about to be limited mer to a sordlOw ',Mobil. it wean matter which he did am wish to withdrew from their coasiolerimilis. I 1 sat foo the Jury to My. 11,411 , 11K1, la former rams of omelettes' for male. os e romms, the Jades bath deemed a meowed' of this mere. It had bus Mem/. this Chriwimity did es require she aid of nee civil Gaveressear• lie for me grisly retied toe its Isvler rbesaner, and beliend it would go sae till it camper- Iremied. le (lad'. gyisail time ' lle whole of tbe hums ran $ hot alshosieb it could net b e extirpated, Is might for • Mae be essiwt*ltol. Their bad NON so rasople of silt • seiglihearieg country. where It hod formany hue set aside. All the hoods of society were iminsedietely lomeard.and a dread. fel starchy soot place. Is wash's duty. ..Week where he did. to s weat h, apialwa .. the Jury $ sad Wm *Maims wim, slat the. pablientim um a work of eatemiey mod scrollosg.aed there. rote our onMerfel publication. hawse ts assesses had hum called. the iris/awry of whew (widow might well he doubted, be came moral cisareeter had en general enmesh,* with robe, pablitalnes. Ile doebied ist shot 'Mgr verdict would be such as their jedgmeets dictated mod tacit cooseiesme approved. IThe Jeryslwe unhArew. bat rbmilv after espoused a de sire to see a copy of the Maime of the bid of s h e Kim. up.. w Mich she Chief Jostler de.trell their eltrodame In Coeur. and slier mileim his owe nosiwiaa, replanted to them she whole seaser of the Act of Williams. as stirred sad so tiled by two Ads of fie prrielel reign. The Jury again retired, mod after he. ieg clowned about h.ll as hear, renamed to Court, sod pro. eweissend a verdict of—tiosity. The verdict oat received with vermeil Wince Is the Court and Hall $ hot it peados . ..ll a sloseesancy expressioa of distr. poionsamo from some of are Defeweent's frieods without. The trial was over by a moaner poet ate sielork. nod tie Defenoloot left she Cosset Mimi three quarien e.t.a boor before 114 verdict was given. Daring the &borate of the Jury, Mr. Hem rose. aid eased the (: his? Jessie. whether is wee hi, Loothip's lett onsets roll se the caw of V. • King e. bowdilart to fWV day The io Cum. it , Jebserst)ics 7.• cesiuml thought, Sir, the rreset mood over to • g Mr. Uatt.-1 bate hid mit maul et chimacticating with the V.'. • e kr iti•thiy. and I erpeced it • 1' TE; Jolitai.—Milearbebtlie• to•dart ilk. Hew.— Very well. my Limed. 1 tidy whs. WINNOW wog rribil, W t. M. 11 woe flow auwoortred hy Dlr. tw the Chief Jettire. Am the weal ease whirl, Is woo tourodel t. try amino Atr. CAM, was the lolirilltrel prefrurril by the So. Kir fa do lloppere.lesi a Vie., for erpubleohlort a hi "Itheretow• titled Tr Priodpios of Palau. rist.• by au Awhile la. wooed Hobert. The Crate Jetties thee d. aimed. that die D e y eta t at a. l a w did aid cetera earl wart, obiest.i hoer Notice of the orteatted name proetriliip. Votaidreable sowthert reeesiaral before the 11.11 I. too or three hwara otter she "Watt •f the Curt. Titer w. re 1106,1 1.1.wil ponier. esrh podded wish its orator. liwramieleg it too the melt of the trial. o , riti in :hrotiimi was iteiteta,ly .2. ageism the molar* of the Auer/try (legend. hod l tr e r a otleeot pem-eatiaerldalrass. bloslite4 firma. irk atteetued to the ouslart of there prestos. Dlr. Carlyle left the Cots heti the dory retired. and dotted wise a toady of friewls at the tiaddsali Colfee•heater. Before she verdict of the Jar, mot ot.• wotweed, or towsrtliately after. Eris, he precevbed I. a a,,, roach to Me owe Mee b bl. ri-r reel. A trowd w • iravir. Calmly reflected bettors his door, TWA csatimed till ballot.) ii,eo We ate terry that the pew et miter peeves* to ft.oie ihr kg te4ay. the reports If die Nest*. et Ceditie sal Neseastle••••Tyse. They 'MN atheist; appear tit .is. l'ltlOlri tW sToi:KS rue. I/AV At 414111.01.1rit..., IluiA Sleek li/ VII liper Gel. Novi PM 1016 10 ft per limit. Ilea. 111 i VI laths Heads 19 11 11 9 per Coo. Ow, 6.166 Long Asa. 14.1344 31 per Ceal.ne Kimble,' ilso. 1 I die. 4 per Gell4. OH 1111 I% Orksies 69i. Coahowfor Are. 64 ileii. THE STATESMAN. MUMMY SWING, OGTOOCa 15, 16119. —.0.-- VIIRDICT AGAINST CARLILE. We moot say we are surprised at the verdict of the Jury yesterday against Mr. 114.1.11.1. We have all along ',preemed alerselves lethal elect. Niu that we promo to set op as advocates for or against any particelar divinable doctrine of religious beliel : bat we were sere that 'piston would be against him. We know the great Wheat.* of opinion open the hums. mind. On his trial it was no small matter of impart that he alluded to the perseeetioos of Gatutco. Innovators and Reformers of every Mal have a very difficult tssk to perform, with Irksome siserrity of beast they may undertake to produce the change. Although we do sot wish to 'spoliate upon Religion is general,nor to make known our ewe par ticular feasts thereon, yet we feel so scruple in say. lag, that if we irmly believed whit many se frankly insist open, that Religion is bet a fanciful and needful illusion invested for the necessities of kelpies., im. perfect man ; yet we are sot willing to do it away, tiers we are at a loss to geess what cart be to safely or beneficially put is its place. Let it not be iota. tined by what we base said, that •• Impute each an idea to Mr. CAILILS we know otherwise, bet 'boo* ere those who maintain erroneously that such was his design, sod many who hold to his interest; would be ready to do away the authority of religion altogether. Te tub lengths we GIS sot prepared to go. Mr. CAILILIei chief teat is drama free the theology of TUOMAS &S/MI, who was SO. CISSIStdiy • Deist in the tree tease of the ward, end consequently a soli/loss man is his way, al. though sem fools snatqoaieted with him fre. (ineptly call him es Atheist! Ile saw a Goo theses every insect, in the snatemlcal atrocious of every leaf of a tree. Ile mould, setwithsteadieg all this, bate been accused as blasphemous (and in the definition of this word, and in the use sod abuse of it, Mr. CASI.II.I was perfectly right), and be would, if alive, and in Mr. CASLILI'S place, have bad a second verdict easiest him. Orrefox itself would base celled for, sad pronounced the vet. diet vilest him, bad his great mead possessed the soperadditiosal powers of a Local, a Newt's, end a BACON. Opinion is almighty os earth, except that it is given to ehange ; but what as immesity of power is required to champ it : and what pro. flights does it eel operate in that &sage ! Opial ta formerly mode the intrepid Roman shiver at the sight of the sacred chickens refusing to eat; whilst the puny descendants of those startlers would es: 'simple to laugh at such puerile sugurirs,eseo while they them selves were , devaluing the sacred birds!! Opinios, penetrating tbe Pagan is ith the fear of tke made him tremble, when bookie' on the idol be had jest framed. Opinion, rellectiog the Mei* alibis himself, surrounds his heart with ice, presents it from palpitating with joy amidst pleasures; from being moved to pity at the bearing of doleful cries ; from shaking for fear among dangers ; it cescee'rates ell his passions in pride, sad combats; him is his passive virtue, causes him to live without ties sad die without weakness. Opinion, in a word, obstructing our very sight with the bandage of superstition, subject s nor setts to the yoke of Nests : sad Nieces make see of its power in order to enchain us. OPINION thus has found Mr. CARLILE guilty of that which, if he bad bad all the great men we have asestioned as hie counsel, he could sot at this time bare beets success. folly defended. Letters, dated Sept. 21, were received yesterday from Cadiz. In that citymnti its vicinity the yellow fever still sign! with endiminlshe,l violence. OW the 23d and 24th of September the deaths at Cadis were from 66 to 63 each der. In the Isle of Leon, on the 23d, tie demobs were 39. It was reported at Cadi; that the f.ser hail made its appearance in Cie city af .Cordes. The Hornet, Irons the United St alto, *lib dispatches, was of Cadiz on Is 21at alt., bat els slats of the city not all.ming her is ' t umor lbw, she had proceeded to 1431er. The grand expedition was postpnoied till the bolinning of Janoary ; ibis is the earliest day warned in any of th.,lrttetm, but our ionreal h•Vier prevai:ce, that its objctts were wholly abandoned.