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very compliment to their mister, for ttellistor'y of their routines evinces the Most Isiah twilit and the earth has b en ;trenched imbliiite, badefroil that sy , teid ofreligar, of which the meek and lowly Jesus is repo iril to he the author Al the eliwe of this chapter cont.w the eh:trawr which the outlive uf Ifni Seriplorrs. It is rowelled in - fh , rie their : • 'the lam Mud of the believer, toast he to the turnmand uC his Majesty, who has kindly itodravioired to rzniler ili vtne and holy a book, +Awns indecency and immorality *hocks all internam Mine and c•iffnumg modesty.' This, Sliontlernen, is the reviling which the anchor has luntrellinst against the owed writing% still whirb the Ihfesidant has thought prelate lu !baldish. I must now trier to other res•agea, painful as it most be to vOsirfriers, lo rise, and to every religious, mil meirst I mos. The next paragraph st`sich I shalt lay before !rot, proceeds in the spirit and stmnat in the tannage of assitilwr author to ahem I have eady allotted. It speaks of the mystery of the isicarnatiou, in term, that are ill the bighted degree shockstig. • Thee story,' says the author,' of the virgin and tlw ghost, to any iso more of it, does suit *tor the app r n rrr re of much yeti gion•—erd it would not he, it is presumed. d,lliruh, in any are or country, to Knit leen who would represent ehosla, if star, etn.ld thereby obtain s',:eh favour*. particularly if thus consolation was anyperadoled of lucoming Ilse progenitora of she pro terwlest Saviour of a wicked world. Dow absurd is Oslo! 'The aimple troth is, Iliat the pretended easiour of sts• world is nu more thou an gitinsat• •10111—and their loops • of salvation in him rail an Ito r eronnd than f or _ io zition and adultesy. If the Clisiatian religion be the k of a divine bring, it Shoots' he clear and inletheihhe is, rah its psi ifori pies. ill should come so us mitarnisheil w ith 4i ~,,, 1, it mtaiosed with obscenity' This, we ass told, is fair aial diatiorsion. This is,to to einsliestsal, me Ilse t 4.14 Olid ha it. publication is sanct• al by the Wormy of the ter,. The anther, in 7.oothoos plies' the cursory y that lies liven lakril of the moral purr pta unit pt iu •iples im the MI std New Tesianteut, etearly proves that thew husks are titol - of slivisse siergin. The Gad of the Chi 'shahs, areinatioglio the statement sit these books, is a cirayea by Isismiso 14 :Mons, furiusts In his wrath, ca ',swims, in hot condnet, mod olite.leil of all those great anal amiable finalities that oaglit I.; alistinimisli the Deity. The ivuorites that are spoken of, sushi la Mows, Jostina, David, .issue, and Paal, ale tome of tin m good moral ChoirlifirrS, :•fail Ila ref,re (Tula nail Vass been so lorleil IN the AlMi(111y ri• his favonriles. The sstaxinta of liar New Testament are a parry erosion of all correct krinciplen in a code of most virtue. hay tend 10 lake mall Mil IT him.rlf to debase loos pa...4401..4—W solsJuc 144...a . tr41.1i011%—.11141 to destiny Lis coinGiletice in his own powers.' Gar o tte-men, I 4•3linisl forlie3r, at 11.4• very moment I am reading this atoominati ~,, , to lay hole you the tine character of oar itshle, so ,pressi,i iw tFe:Lnrss,reofuae of the gieatest selio/ars that ever solo adil• el to a perfect stii•let standing of ail the literature of Mos+ c try sod of Ent ape— to all that Liam lo age which 4514 mot:illy denominate.' Ism toing—a perfect a rimaintaisee •, itL the manners, t sostosties, and lalifitatteS of the E.St. man slow life was a ~,,, 111 , 111 on what lie wrote. I speak sat Soo William Junes—who, with soma s n't learning, greater to shape than were ever pmsesseit by any Oilier inditeklital, toswoJos the chore of ass I Isle life, wrote, in hismrot Made, his OpihiOU of 11w.3rr,.1 %filing% in these words • 1 have regularly and att. mist ly semi the Doly St-Minna-es, pad moo of op di v i ne •ftrigin, auotaoa o t i.o l o• loi44lifio 31 leformati ~,, mote soldiatity. usoee poetise locasity, mute smaisis of • salted elo siitenere than eau be s t d. ct. - d from all other Woks, its whet -4 rsr ag.' it mat' hart. 'wen produced.' This ass,: Ilse character of Ike fluty liable given hy Sir William Julies. It was Ike dispamionam opiutuu of a crositt and learsted nano, and de -1 trial a weight and authority from Isis gallows and his vitiates, that cuuM not be shaken by the imputletit assertions of this oric that comeliness midair Who chooses hi libel the Strip_ 'these. I believe, Geutlenteu, it will not be necessary In trouble you with inure than another sentence f this hook. Its wriliug it Ilse author seams to have Minims.' up the tab.& of his resi hogs Ile says, ' Moses, Alaboneet, mail J. sea [again, said Mr. Gurney, ickestly amocialtur those mimes, that ought to be run. treated, soul esseetated] t an lay as little claim to moral rises it. or to the ebaraeter of bent factors of enalikitol, as is lA, individuals that 4 54.1' ex.st ed. They *toe :all of Ile m emus' characters. Tso of than wi 44.4 Isoloir* derera its IN3CIiCe, and the other aas a mowilertr ill prinei p:e.' Good God'. (exclaimed she Lem sued Cotaissel, where has dn. Mall derived his Luria icilgi.. tram what Moore has is, shawl' his information. silo. is Ise olessominates :limas a waydcrer its principle Yet sii it is—' Iwo of them,' he stales, were murderers in practice, the other is priori roles...mad their ousted exist. M.o. Iris caused more colosed to be shed, and occasioned more stoleAstatial misery, than all other circumstances taken together.' I ask pool, here I dune this work injustice, abets I say, the au thor lota here exceeded the inte;sty and laP.sphesny row tainted in that buck which ha+ is falsity los-n h. ino!;lit oath* Ilse notice of the Court, and of the militate of which no Christian eau entertain a slotslit ? Genthisico, the Da fendaut has said, that On% is a quo sti 0000 of opiaiuts. 'P tia, however, is sot the firma for thrukigical`consbagams. If it were, 1 trust 1 ass not su nniutnuted as not to be able to rive a reason for the hope which, as a Christian, is in sse ! '1 he evidence of Christianity, Miriam' and ra mie:al, has been stated and taffies., at, by the ablrH and a. iwat of maukind, in sods a or r as leares in fieh'iity without defence snit withsout excuse. I might appeal • 1 , . the works of 114USe great men alio have prefoi lows' that am red dirty-1 might appeal to the evidentio of pr o phecies and of trio metes. If we wanted stay vs Oleos., I would point to that stupendous miracle, the situation of she Jews for agi poett—presces mg the Fluty Scriptures (rum inurpulaliun— an.d proving, by their 441i...wise smaremontable existeme, the troth and divinity of the religion a harts we profess! Hut I am speaking in o court of law—its a counts, abase that rtligiou is the basis of all our laws and iiistitotians—of teas, whirls, as his Lordship [masa ilea Ily suss, Moe, day :fro, WO left none of our is>tilutimss unproicrit .1. If MIS is(not) holds ttp the Christian doctrine to nv Mug 31141 cots. t. mph, he will Mid that it has not Levu left utsproticird. It ssuald he a monstrous anomaly if he, also date not revile any individual in the cutmuunity, were suffered to revile, a ith impunity, that holy religiose which is the fousidati ~,, mune ..f our *hole warm' Geutlmet., after the experience rich we SO lately base had, it heroism nee. ss ti y for use to at iteSpate the denture that may be made on Otos 0CC3.14.11. NV., may be told that the law tolerates Diamosters buns the L. tabl Church, and that there exist tom,. sects amongst illiore who profess the Christian religiose. It has pleased Providence to permit the Christ tau world to hr divided into many sees. The reasons fu , that thospeusation of Pi ovideace we cannot compiebetid. Indeed, how couhl oar !instils' ea. parities comprehend Ilse inwrotahle ways of Providence h4loll' uf those reasons, however, • e van imagine. Thai palmation has preserved the Daily Se. iptstrea from int. epos. lation—it is calculated to stimulate all the Christian world-- mid to prevent the greet man born becoming supine and Torpid. It halt the effect of extruding that charity, which is the concomitant of faith and lupe. What the other reasons are we may know hereafter— for we cannot doubt that the Cued and nootificent Beingorhu rules the uniVerse, hotrods iu vivo, vfbieh we, iu our present state, have sot totlicimit capority to Iran. 'Gentlearn, the law of the teoetry leas igiven to: lerat inn to every deninitinal ion of Christians; it gives every pilau roll liberty to win ship Goa according to the dicta!, a of Uie conscience. But the same taw which allows that liberty, hss forlitildesi stay man to revile the Holy hiiptures, on n huh the Christian religiou is foonileit. t willalatefurther, the Art of Parliament which has hero often adverted 10, was frnivird, not to du away the eurnmon law, hut in affirmance 4.1" it. That Act, I men. the Act of Hdliarn and Mary, affixed particular punishments to certain offences. it embraced Ile- IFOISI ilatiect points. It declared, first, that any person who, Ly words tar riling, denied any one of the persons in the 'l'veuity Is be Cud—or whir should assert or maintai• that thore arell*Ofe 'Gods thau one—thin was a sacoud point—or *Ago dialed the Christine religion to be true—whitb was a third point —or, fourthly, who di elsred the Holy Scriptures mil to be of divine vrigiu, ahouW be subject to certain rims au( realties, therein provided. A few - the La us_ 114 proisious of the Act of William Sod J ury far as hie rase relate to persons denying the doctrine J the Trim4y, are.berelry:repeatell.• I will therefore learn oat si( the pa ragraph that part which refers, in the original Act, fto S. be lief its the Trinity. How does the Statute Bleu read.' ‘ Re it ensetrs!, that any 'ffirmin who, by speaking or artiling, shall assert or maintain 'that there are sore Gods than one—or whir shall deity the Christian retigiols to be tree—or whit shall state that the Holy Scriptures are not sof divine origin—shall be subject to certain petaltira.'— Aod yet, Geot:cmen, we are told, that this Act of Par -I::imeot, which has only repealed one line of the statute of WilFsm and Mary, has repealed the whole, and has nothorierd all mairner of blasphemy. The Art of Paella- Mood 'of slip tad of the King, which repealed one hoe id' the statute of William and Mary, tacitly recog nised all the real. It proved, by the erasure of o n e liar, that the whole Act was before the Irgiolatose--that they ettaluiOrtl it—and deemed it necessary only to remove a small portion of it. Gentletneti, the plain and obvious meaning of the Art of Parliament, drool which 1111 human Lein! can entertain a fair donut, was to alfrord 'chef to a (wrists class of Christi:roe. It was equally the &sips of those solicited, and of those who granted the in.l.ofzeure. Dal the Defendant will say, • this Is a question of itileation,' as well as of fad. It hi, Gentle. meta, a question of intentiou—and what is the irsteotion rharg%l? The inientiou is, to Wing the Holy Scripturss Misr dis c espo ot and contempt. Amid does not this man srek ab die al by publishing a book lite this? 1 he ;Mention ...revery Mlllll 11111..1 be gathered from his arta. Aid indeed to do the [Wend ant juatier, 1n.,. all 1 bare beard front him, I ex expert that he will, on this 1114.(244110 WI as be did be:Ore— that be will avow the intention to revile the Scriptures— and then the Imiul IA 111 61. ICl..ar and manifest. Bat this, it seems, is a matter of opinion. I know not, after ttli , bat a in tri, standing at the liar of the Ohl may ask, • Itioder what law ito you charge me? The Com mon law. • Oh! that is nothiug. What you call coin las. is oft 1116 rat restriction of natural rights. All property was ormitialc,. Cow . I have a itzlit to pick your p wkel. You think I liace out—bat unit is n mere matter of opinion twiticen you and see!' A Won niay commit eitnider,•rol il. dare that the criminality of the act is a twitter of ropi. niun. ' I ant time stronger, and therefore have a right to u se the plower whirl, 'nature gave me, in assaulting the weaker r In the same nurturer, an individual guilty of an mina tut al crime may say, have a right to in dulge isiy pa‘sintes, @Wirral or minstrels'! II is nothing but a difference of opinion between you and me.' What is to become of omit ty, if men, who are prosecuted for crimes, der bairn about p rsecoition a nd injustice! Boot it is argued 11131 1 . 1 . /.l' diTtllll.l 4444 111 of the creates' advantage to mankind, and the observation 111 . 11:010p Wal'losl is quoted in Rlllllll/11 of lite st minima. ' Cod forbid!' said he, • that a 'ear. li aln r truth should lie discouraged for (mar of its COW" olowitces: I echo that sentiment. God forbid that it *hood,' ! Hut is this free discussion ? Is this solo rr. woo,- lug ! l- there any Ibiftg iu this boi.k addressed to time re:1111111 of manki n d' Is it not a scoffing and r 1 riling of the f 'Cr of our religion, which, aids 'comet to the meanest indivi dual in the land, would nut be tolerated? It is, I suppose, to be vindicated on the ground that it is nearly sotto. pad with the liticrty of the press. No mast Arian noire highly Iloilo I do the liberty of the press. Nor will Ibe deterred four Atm ittg nay attachment to it, by being told that it is the egtal cost of those who coutliset prosecutions of this kind. Hot, to . late days, religion and morality. •re coptistantly ahused through the medium of the peen—the law too hi at. tacked, soul those who endeavour to viewer it are reviled. But, 41111 a the press sanction all that p through it, ham• or iniquitous as it may be ? Murree (1111131111 polluted the fonntatii, if its waters puss through this channel, must they therefor.• lo com e plll.l. 31141 11111p111! %VIII the worst and must ps • 11 111411 r a man can write, if impressed on loiter with types, and formed into a printed book, immedi ately b.•‘%•oir t %ions ? Weil the liberty of the press con sist in the ..... olgat• f libels ? These canard be such a liberty. Von, Gentlemen, are Ilie guardians of the liberty of the pet s.—auol I call 1111 you 111 protert it from the a 0r..1 cocottes it has—from those whim eadeavoar to rent,, 111 odious hy is hust—fm, if any thing can euthingrr it in Ibis county %. it is tie' reciting of religion, awl ille 111111‘ , of every thin_ good and moral, a hich may be citified by its agency. I ato •1111. you will, by your reriliet this day, 35.111, in stemsuittg 11.31 torrent of • tiorality and impiety which threatens or carry away, in its de.tructive coup St, nllolll' laws, all 0111.111 , 111111i111111, and wish alarm all our !" Thomas Fair proved that he boil purchased i'obscr's Principles Qf .Valure, at the shop of the DefeuJant, No Vt, Flect-street, 1111 the Wilt of March List. The Delinthisit handed him dee leie4, for which lie paid 7s. The isaltettnent aus theft read—s hich closed the case for the Kuser utiou. Mr. Cordele then rose and addressed the Jury Ile express. eil Lis intenti ~, :appealing to the Court of King's Bench, on It. first day of to %l term, agaiiisd tlw verdict of the pre. recitiog, thrall:11 Iw in, irre,alar and the verdict there. by rout 110 1 111VINfr11111. It . llllllllloll 10 go through the or hole of the defence, trashy, which he had been prevented front doing. in the course of the (torture told. He would not how Is, 11w interruptions of any Jtsolze, mud, if the Jury stat. ed that they would uot liar lois defence, he would appeal opined the so bole proceeding as ii regular. He then prod cii. esl 111 adduce the orpiment% in f iyour of a free diseuss . whirls he hid before advatired. Ile then read copious ex. tracts. withoost 1111111111.111, from the body of the work. Before commis... Mg the 4:1, chapter of Genesis ; he said— " Gentlemen, at this sta,,y, I think it most important to my ease to introduce to your notice the prospectus of a new trausla t by Mr. Bellamy. It porporta to Iw dedicated by preseissi 0000 to his I:0.31 Highness the Prince Bolen', aiul emitted, Part I. of a mew Tinsislaii 4444 of the Holy Bible; comprising the LbJ and i.ew Te1 , 1:11111 . 11111. The tianslatiou has lure cutoff nes 01. Marla the wiser tof the BIA Vann!). have 'obvert lust to it ; the Po ii:ets Reg , lit at first pit down his name for fire ruins... but since that has given it for w I believe; but I am sore fifty copies; shirt. reonloi only arise from his opium iug tlw tem k. S. vent! of 11w Bishops have approved of the Itnnslaliun, or st least the attempt of Mr. lielldmy. And, if I slow you that his object is to call in question, dispute, and deny the Ines% of the present authisolstal trundat suit tout it to you, which of the two trou s tmi o ws is to 1w une rule? In his plan lie 11131(11 Him, t'l'.. !has aill he •ildrit various notes; in which the translator, who has fin upward: of 111C111) yeas devoted 11. s time to this wort, pledges himself to bring full authority from the origiiiel for any varistims hr has made from the 'revived tramdati tttt Ile 11•111 , 16 his object to be to refute the tolijortions tirade to the Sc, Mimes by Deists sad Atheists, sad tile mode in a kWh be purposes Ito effect this is by slew. inz that ilw passages I'3llllld at by thews are erroneously construed, moil net iis flea to be Isonud in the original.— Me. Bellamy sent on to say, the nonliving references are mole to some of our must learned writers, who were de coleil!y sit' opinion, that a new translation of the Scriptures was absolutely twee's:toy ; 1101 only on account uf the great improve/tit itt iu our language, lout because the traustaturs have erred respeetim: things must essential s mid that, said Mr. Cathie, is one of his cryostats for slunitstiag the veracity of the received 'retina. He then read the followiog extreme from the prospectus—" Were a vrTsion of the Bible ewe. fused iu a octanes suitable to the magnitude of the under tak.iiK, such, a measure would have a direct tendency to establish the faith of thousands." pp. Newcomb.—" An accurate translation, proved mid supported by sacred criti cism, would quash and silence must of the objections of pert and profane cavillers." Blair Javan Sae. Class. Pref. 1731.—This dust that, is AU admission, observed Mr. Cat hie, that there is room for eavilliug sad doubting about the preseut " Nothing unitlil more rifertimlly conduce to Ibis end, Than the txhibit ins the Holy Scriptures theniselves is a more advantageous and just light, by as accurate revisal of our •ulgrr translation." Dr. Lough's l'isilation Slt? HIM at Dal ham, 17511.—" The Version now in see in ninny pMers does Old exhibit the smear the text, sinlmislakes it besides in an infinite number of instances." Dwell* Crif. on Job. 1772.—" Whoever examines env version is present use, will find that it is ambiguous and incorrect, even in natters of the highest impoetauce." Prefssisor 1116wasirdes Observa tions on the Fzlteeliencp te revisits. the Present Version, 1789.—" Groat anspinveawats might now be inade,because the flaw« and Gryck lanettages lase been winch cultivat ed sad tar bettor understood, since die year INC' Ir. - LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER iG, 19 19. We have received BY EXPREss from York a very full end interestiog account of the highly respect aide and insinirlunt meeting held in that City. on Thursday last. It was attended by the Duke of Ent FITZ wILLI AM, Lord MILTON, and other distiognislied Noblemen and Gentlemen, whose names liid beets affixed to the Requisition addressed to the High Sheriff. The meeting was extremely mainermi.. 11..irge bodies of free holders, preceded by bands of m u sic, and bear ing flags aid, devices expressive of their political opinions, marched in regular ostler to the meeting, but not withstandlog these for ttt i t lable appearances, which in the eyes of such men as the 11.igistrates of llatichester could threaten nothing but murder and pillage, the tramesillity of the City was not in the slightest degree disturbed. The High Sheriff did not conceive it necessary to marshal a military finer for the preiverv.itimi of the public peace, 'to close the gutrs of the Castle-yard against the istrA/ bands of music, nor the equally terryk No, which presented themselves for admission. To mine ob jections urged on this point to the High Sheriff, that Gentlemanu,p with constitutional propriety and equal spirit, exclaimed," Let every freeholder enter; I rely upon their discretion and good sense, and will secure the pence of the county with my stavesmest." The result justified hi. confidence, and evinced that the men of the great county of York know as well how to enjoy *freedom as they have ever proved themselves capable of maintaining it. No attempt was made by any of those who are called Iteforioeis to disturb the harmony of the meeting. It is a singular fact, that among sever.teett flags ex hibited at the meeting of Thursday, not sue leave a motto Or devise expressive of any opinion upon Pat. lianientary Reform. 3'lir Resolutions were moved by the Duke of NORFOLK, nod seconded by the HOD. LAURIINCE DUNDAS. They expressed the sense of the meet ing upon the right .f the people to assemble in public fur the diicussion of political topics—cons plaitird the conduct of the Magistrates of Mass chester—taineuted the sanction given to such ooa . duct by the Moisten, of the Crown—and re commended an atkhess to the Nines REGENT, tbatite should immediately convene Parliament, and cairn en inquiry to be instituted into the occur. nacre . of Monday. the Atia of August. The oppositioo made to these llesolettiows was by Mr. STUART WORTLEY, who in a manly mid inge nuOna manner, acknowledged the necessity of in. Lut contended that such inquiry sliould not he instituted in Parliament, bat be submitted exclusively to the tribunals of the country. The lion. Gentleman and a Mr. F. %Irmo* were the may persons that raised their hands against them. The enthusiastic cheers with which the pe►rirk greeted the Noblemen mid Gentlemen who appsktred on the hustings, manifested the willingness with which this are ever ready to rally round their legiti awe leaders, the independent aristocracy of the country. It is much to be desired that the Nobility and Gentry should, on all occasions of politic nits forward us the Noblemen loot Gen litmes, of Yotk►hire stow have done. By ands llWall% the wretched candidates fur notoriety. %lan have fur some lime ■bused the public ear. and corrupted to a certain extent the mind or the people, would he precluded front displaying their malicious principles and exercising their ta lents for mist•hief. Neter, we believe, oniony for mer nee:Atilt, teas a more respectable or important meeting held in this run n t►t• than that which assem bled iss the Castle-laid of York on Thursday host, and w•r sincerely hope that so noble an example will be followed by the other counties in the kingdom. CAREILE ntsderweirt a second trial yesterday, for an Om tier similar to that llf which lie was oil the preceding day convicted, and with • similar result. fur the Jury yesterday, without any hesita. tion, rruod him guilty. This second trial was oil air indictment preferred against him by the Society for the Suppression of Vice, Onarging him with hissing published sai impious and blasphemous libel upon the [tidy Scriptures, entitled " Palaner's Principles If Awn re." The character of Ibis work dillers very little from that of "l'ubre's Age rf Reason," toeing, like it, a tissue of iiidecent invectives directed against the Bible, and every principle that has hitherto been held sacred by Cbri•tlwn'. There were two other indictments preferred against CAR -1.11.E by the Society fur the Suppression I.f Vice . but Mr. GURNEV )esterdisy gave notice thht these should not be prosecuted. There *till re. mains over the head of the unfortunate cow I.E one information by the ATTORNEY-GENERAL, for the publication of a letter to the PRINCE REGENT, respecting the occurrences which took• place at Iklancliester. We hare received Paris Papers of Tuesday lost. The indisposititeri of the Duke of BERRY Clues out appear to have byes' so serious as it war at lirst re. prearut e d ; hi d Royal fliglsurso. however. is coo tined to his chamber. The celebrated MARE?. Duke of Bairsono, now residing at Geneva, will, it is said, shortly rcturn to France. The Deputies elected to represent Cor%le/1 ill the Chamber of Deputies, are General SEBASTIAN, and M. lismouvicr. former is known as one of BONAPARTE'S officers, and a Deputy of the Hundred Days—the litter is coo:in-germ:in to Madame LETirt s BONAPARTE. II is temirkril in the Journal des Debuts, that the stupidity of Itmuoviso was ro giro, that NAPOLEON, who studiosidy endeavoured to give political rank to every branch of his family, cool., make iintliiiig of this fellow beyond a director of taxes. It would thence sigma, thaj his only title to his present ele. ration is his relation to tlw exiled F.urv.untt. The 5 per Cessis. are 691. 90 c., Barak Stock, 1,460 r. We have received a series of Nrw York Papers to the 14 . 11 of September, and Boston to the 'The puhlin mind it occupied with the plate of the malignant true in the several places vi.ited Isy tic t diseax!. It has not increaft 41 in Nrw York, and hopes were entertained that its progress would be soon checked.—The following are extracts Nrw lean, stfte*mrit P. The Franklin Gazelle of Niuuday states, that 08 persons, the greater number of whom were children, were buried i■ Philadelphia last week. It is also siamd in the same Ga. mite, that a case of death occurred un Sunday, which Gas considered by some to be yellow firer, and which, as is na. torsi, excited much alarm. However, ow inquiry at the Health Office, it appeared that the two attending physicians repusted it a case of The Charleston Board of Health, on the tgth and 29th ■lt. reported, on each day, fuer new cases of yellow fryer. arprasiarat 9. Fro. all the tourers which ram be collected, there is the most satisfactory proof that the fever, whith bad spade its appearance, has not increased; saa the contrary, there is f 476011 to hope, that by proper rare, by veutalation au.l cleanliness, the pretreat minty be effectually checked. The tioarst of Health publishes a minute &coiner. us the siolv. ire, ; and a report is also made by a Committee of !iteschant 4 very faviserable, but, at the same time, approviug the comae punned by the Board of Health. Gorevaineat are taking vigilaut itiessarn for the sup pressiea sad reaishasetat of Piracy. We shall hare a &trimly vitamins shartly is the seiglatateriete eras. NRIN IMAM, SFr? r. ll A Cossesittee of the !Weiland liocirt) of Ualliliwirt tgive wade • Report, subseqiseutly satietioseil soil sired by many of the Physicist's is that city, statiug that the Emilie. mast fever es Fells Feist is lona moil Sot it has %ever brew asatasstairated Cram a stilt tw a healthy Itestly—sa4l that lisithawre, with the exeeptiaa at a small twat whirls is inks** hes eat criterally berm mane healthy Ammer Septraeltses than at resew. r r• - -., re _ -I. .1.. Thursday toilcht hyst a very 1111111eP01111 and Ire. .Reelable Alerting or tie ininshityptt iteagete o ld r rs of the pariolt of St. Mory.le-lotme war held at the Yorkshire Sting() Torero. New ito n •l. apt er u i s ra . sures were adopted fur the purpose a► Seliiiiing the Oppressive monopoly intend e d t r y t h e fiamitertattitit. or the Water Compatvira. ?Ist( r4'.l - oolk prelatic., therein provided. A few pore ago. the La. (Whitene emisiderisig the situation of one rare of Christian who daub:hew the ductrioe of the Holy Ti kitty, thought fit to estood toleration to them. At the same moment that Hop tromoded toleration towards this sett, tiry made such a so mast prevent any individual. however perverted •is oohed, from belief/it:4r that CLristiauity was let orrek to scuffing sod reviling. The grew Statute sets forth, That rionieottlt•si*, 11111,p 8.--k 11 Will ntiriatta Ite . true wary of the Firbreir is not a few Warr.. De we mai 1 414 w the advantages anivisowly takes W ibe ~won of De. *elm**, Irina Oil* it oitketioas plausibly raised siceinst the Divine lliiett, upon the' basis of an isisaituad trio or fling to siastalion ?" Dlooges Portia. lOtoc. to Jeremiah, 1709. Seat, emu inneil the Deendast, are the deliberate opinions of some of nor mint eminent divinea and sebotarn—hlr. Bel. loony twat permuted NNW psesages avkrtrd from rations parts at t►e Bible, in artist to chew the car bet...rib the old sad new translbtion. He then read estrasis from rash ve►sion. It hid lowa, he procetlierl, his intension to call fur. ward Mr. Bellamy. Hebert pledged himself; in the spring sit the year, to a hired, illat he would appear jot Clout at the ilia!, aisil deleted his owe translation aganist the recognized one; 1.111 when the time atrial came, for .o'ne reason" Ile sins tint to be fount lie knew the Gentleman personally had often conversed with hifis-.-Ise had answered, in fact, a collection of tract. rili7ished by himself (Mr. Carlile), and entitled " The Deist:* 11111• *lllk called " The.hoefi-Deist;" moil he bad even proposed to him to publish the answer him. in If, that it might go forth in i-soupany with hi, own puldi ration. If they foimil him enilly s they rhombi find Mr. Bellamy guilty of the same tittessee, file he bail impugned the worded God, and reviled Ike I"*.rripturea. The Chief Justin.—No south Using, Sir; he did not revile them. You may have the benefit of your argument, Sir, hist dowel say that Mr. Bellamy's object was to revile the Strip. tares. Ile inteuils 1111 give an improved Insolation cf them. Mr. Carlyle--My Lord, you miAtake me object. The Chief -Pasties—Don't say Mr. Bell.isoly reviled the S4'l4llllfrO. Mr. Carlile—l have no intention to reflect no the charac ter of Mr. Bellamy—l believe him to be a 1•00/1. upright, ohne! Tall. 1 contend there is 110 I sir applicable to my rase ; and if this be overruled, I will ;spinal to public rips. 000 u, Realest every lawyer sad Judge in the country. 'Ube Defendant Mar several efforts to lee prribillcil to pro ceed In justifying the work, 31111 himself in the priblieat• of it, which were all over ruled. He then addressed s uloerratioes to the Jetty, 1111 the imagined effect of t h e 53,1 George 111 in tolerating attacks on the Scriptures and the Christie., religion, and asters lid that his former &Feuer: ap. prated 111 Ile a legal 31e. addressing himself to the Jory—Yon, 4:eistlrnten, are judzes of 141 , 1 as well .of fart; it ♦uu deride against sr, 1 will sit down, lout nothing bet your derisiuu will prevent rue from going into that dr& tier. The Fostunivm—‘te think that ii i• an improper Dunk of Csrlt-le—Theo I am done. 'I XeChiefitissier warslly rommetseed his dings, which wog very similar to 'Ma of Ow slay before. The Jury, its a! owl live wionire , llll4l II I iholli noising from the box, m istrust, s verdict Gl' I urv. Mr Gum y Shea said—My Lord, 'herr are Iwo eliter in dictments on the paper against the IKfendsat by the Society sloth instituted the last proscenia .... , for distinct offence*. ut tiVIIIMg Pule?. Age ef Nevem elitist queutly In the cons 1111.Pillel of that fur which lie was tried and convicted mire d:ay; hut as Ilse Defendant has himself avowed that he has sold :1.0..11 copies of that work sante Christina", and as that fact is proper :to hr takes into considerati 11l , as corstilistinz twitter of agentv:ii in the Coors sit Kiug's Bench w ltru h. .41411 be I. wield up to receive judgment—it sMINIS to for to he insure. ss.ry that I should proceed in the remaining nolo tonetits—flosever I ihiuk it soy duty, soy Lord, nun to ..... se that the Del sidatit lie committed forthwith. Itt ('hi, WOW ill ruslotly 31r. Carliie--Ca ..... I give hail so) Lord lo appear to the tlrlivily of ,- - - 'Elie ChistJuAtce ants/teed in the affirmative. Mr l'itrlile—To 11161 Lord? Mr. Gurney—That is specified on the first bond The Chicidisstice-11'r null not require so much on the presentoreasion. half the former amount will be sufficient. the Court as. tlwu adjuurred till the usual lour to neut. soot (Ibis) wonting. THE 11 run sIl PRESS. PO LICE. m . tsfeit- nx % .r•meveral pickpockets, wh o b a d been particolarty e iig fir r their occupation einongst the gaping and worm witfitirol.s who have been in afiendasee daring the trial •N 11r. c.„ r r,i,., underwent an examiestiois before the Lord May,,. A boy, armed Fasrel, who had but rtTeittly !min ed from &admen, eras chanted with Laving picked ,i. e pocket of a gentleman, named Griffin. Forrester, the Illalrflr, said, that hr had sever the Pi and $ number of pickpockets trying the pothers of nn persons who were naasuabled near earlilr'. chop. ".10. man drew out a handkerchief from Ihr INN 10.1 it 11... t;..:'. For several days the pickpockets had been and daring is the smeightmourturod, esprcial.y at The Prisoner was fully mummified. Two other boys, warned Andrew Clarke awl Iron Irrinf, were charged with • similar offence. An obits said, he heard oie - of thou. tn,t, 10 a riva ri o, " How many (ogles (handkerchiefs) had Ite .h.tw a which the reply was, " Four."—" Ah," raid the other," AA, drawed ewe rwore than me." The ..Beer, truth the asitsi.nrt of atot►er. secured the two buys, and timer s no m . Ms Of handkerchiefs, silk and cotton, and ra h , , ~„,j uunattur of sauff-boxes.—They were rentati.l..l. SALE OF PLACES....areiiiitt* MilmeAr, *home ra<• e‘ ! , Atsr holier Report some 415)5 ago, osderweot a tiu,l nation upon the charge of fraud, and was dna twitted fire trial. T.ord WM. LENtrox and FREDERICK 1.1.3x0x, Aidesude-Caresp to the lute Duke 41{1...“ 1 ,,,,. Ludy MARY LENNOX. Ludy SOPHIA Lally LoutsA Itkre !sox, Lady 011411,mlre: Le a . NOX. and the whole of the Stuff of the hie Meier of Ricituoutt, are Innerly expected ;it I'4ate month, from Ametsca. The bendy go into moo n . tog this day. The lino. Mr. and Mrs. RICHARD Qui!: are sr rived at their beartifui pLtce , Chilwurili Loiter. war Southampton, from the Ilim. N 1)11 WINDHAM QUIN'N Adair, Ireland. We have received German l'aptes, hot th-ir co tents are not important. The late resoloilons adopt tad by the Diet on the recommendation, Or Miler It the conlinniid of the Austrian Minster, hare occasioned much surprise in many parts of 4;er. manly, from the impossibility of their 'king earned into execution without interfering with the no:dliet. *pig interests of various Nlembers of the Coofedera. lion. The Proprietors Of a paper pnlihdird st I lamburgh, entitled the German ft/It-me., hare 11111100111 Ced lie sudden suppression, and alleTt ever,lln a stun myst e ry re over lon to the even ev e a t ! . I b ih a . t e;e i r se 4 1 :1 i 1 : :e. :7 0 of the paper was caused by the Initikropiey th , Proprietors. The force of public opininn on the n e.4oy of imposing on the electors in 'dose tottromg let 11- l to the n -ste 41 Vaal - sline regulations hi spil ties and cities, begins, it is slid, to be vkerp.jcrt •r felt throughout the Liugdom ; and, as evi.lei,ee of this opinion, a Correspondent informs ll*. that diner ere at present several of these boroughs for incite sale; among them, one in Surrey, two iii Sinues, two in Ilamlrshire, three in Wiltshire. lose in Dr. vonshire, two in Cornwall, and one in Vol keliirr.— (Sun. ) We understand that the late visit of Count CAN) d'lsTalA to this country had partly for it. obje c t the representation of the dissatisfactiou of the itsli:;- bitants of the loniaii States under the pr, ses at stein of government exercised there. Ile is 17 - deed reported to have publicly declared at Pan., that unless this system is changed, the Ilti!:sh Em pire fulls a serious risk of losing tint valuable sip. peniloge. CARLIT.E, the books-ller, resided tranut tso years ago, in the Colontraidel Itriiiiswick.ssits ire, at which time he was • journeyni in timuan, and Wa. so miserably poor, that he ass then receiving relief from the parish of St. Giles-in-the-Fields. Turner, in a letter from Wiles to his principal • backer, says ha has lamed himself in the Litre la training, so that the fight with him and Martin, on the 0 26th instant, is not likely to take !dace. The 100 guineas is deposited ma Intl sides, therefore there must be a fight, or forfeit. The battle between George, the black servant I f • Capt. SMITH, and Sam dtnehi, a 01011 , 11 arest!se and boxer, from Gloucess•enritrr, to-.k place vette:. day at Thorn, about Six miles from IllatiCsrater. It Ca. a severe light of six rounds, in 30 mimes-. Its the fourth round George got Isis left jaw Pat out of the socket, In-miles the loss of two ilsoils:e grinders; and in the sixth and Ls', his j.w and he was earnest away. Both were hisletsublv beat, and Arnold, although a mintier, could walk. CORN AXCHAAGN, OCTUDER 15. We have had bus fro fresh artist'''. sinee 1101.1.1.. Lot plenty kit over from that day fog the di tumid. hoe 5... e• plea both in Wbrat and Oats sold on full as good serials sol on Slonday. Eno- Barley supports its vrivil j-r and Besets continue at oar lasi-quoted pricer. SMITUFINLI) .1141:K ET. ()Ciotti:it I. The different sorts of Cattle at snit Ito to day were by no weans considerable: Heel, Alamo., and Pork, obt3oted a pretty brisk sale; Veal bad a dull trade; tine Isn't-es in the Hay-asarket were mot 'taint rotas. and but fret sales were • f• reeled ; Hay, Straw, soil Clover, bail nu variation in pror slate nor last report; as below we give a colt-art stathswebt of the prices and isosubers To mask She offal per stout of Rib. 8.1. to 4s. 10J. Head of ('stile stay ••••- illottea..4ls. 4J to bw. 141 I Newts 7.2t1 m 1.... H, 0.1. to 64. 64i I Sheep Park... 49. ILI. let 64. 0.11 Cake. Jits 1 swat.. Os 0.1. to Os. 0 i Pigs .... PRICE OF Mai( lip 2 per Ct. ited. 68 671 lis 3 pro- Ct. C0ne...681a ,1 1 3 per Cent. 77i i 4 per Cents. -MI 86 SS 3 peter. N. Aim... 1t.3 f 104 k 104 :3 V ESTER DAT. Il.uk 1.1 1..A9.17 1 0n41.13i i 1 .5 I " ; 1 . :: EL 11111.0 e.... 1 Lottery Twiirts Is-. Ou iii i t ion Cava. f.sr Ace. ..oi4l ti's 6.9,q1 A RillA l llE. At 'Brighton, the Rtl Lierstrosot it..bral 1 R.N. Soo of Michael Larriq, Ji.q. u 1 l;rrat Dwu &&&&& Dublin, to Elizabeth, dmigldre of Ilw H. 9..4..1 4Juslour. Dart. C.C.R. Admiral of the 12r41. 44441 , •'l. General or Mosiers, limier to Sir henry th 544144,4, Bart. ;.. ,1 Lady flytle Parker, sad t morale to Lord 1/414.14,wr. HIGH WATER THIS DAV AT 1.0\114 1\ . 1111111 GE. Darn* al after 12. I Everiag 11 anti 12. LON IX)N :Printed asJ habliollwal al the 11.1,t'ae, O. Ir. Singed ; s here Atlverittruseuts are prerived. amid (post paid) must be aik100001....C. wurrn, Nu. (lessees% 188, Priaten.4l l WhilltiVifst 1 17, Straw/. Publisher. s. •- - ! • ' t