The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-10-16 00:00:00

rionieottlt•si*, 11111,p 8.--k 11 Will ntiriatta Ite
.true wary of the Firbreir is not a few Warr.. De we mai
1414 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 enillys 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 the 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 wltru
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

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'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.