The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-07-09 00:00:00

THE FUELLING lON TROPHY.

The grand colossal statue of Achilles, cast from
the cannoo taken to the principal battles fought by
the immortal Wellington and his brave companions
in arms, will, in a few days, be erected on the
appointed spot in Hyde Park. The pedestal is
already finished. and displa)s to the admiring tusbfic
the following appropriate inecription in large letters
of gold :

TO ARTHUR DUKE OF WELLINGTON,
AND HIS BRAVE COMPANIONS IN ARMS,
THIS STATUE OP ACHILLER,
CUT FROM CANNON TAKEN IN THE VICTORIES
OF SALAMANCA,VITTORIA,TOULOCSE,

AND WATERI.OOv.
IS INSCRIBED BY THEIR COUNTRYWOMEN.

TILE ARMY.

The meeting of the Lords of the Tensile,. which was to hare
taken place on Satorrlay, to hear the claims of the parties tu
the booty captured by the army of the llercas, nadir Lieut.-
Geweral Sir Thomas Disler's. iu the Isle war in India, be. been
postponed to Thursday next, owing to the indispositiou td
the Esrl of Liverpool, which coulees his Lordship to his.
room. eln Thursday next, however, we underttal4 the
ties have been directed to attend *dein, when no doubt is en-
tertained that this long-pendiog business will he fully beard
and decideal, as crest saintly prevails its India on the subject.
The Ist ereisuent of draguous matched yesterday tow Ken-
sington to the undermentioned places:—Two troop nod
head quarters to Canterbury, where they are to arrive on the
lib instant ; one troop to /lithe, where it is to arrive on
the 11th instant ; one troop to Deal, where it is to arrive on
the 12th instant; one troop to Ipswich where it is to arrive
ou the 11th instant; one troop to Norwich, where it is tu
arrive on the 15th instant.

ON Saturday last, the first division or the id regiment of
foot arrived is York. from Hull, on its mete to Ireliod.
0.. Moods, it left that roily, and the remind division of t►e
same regiment taterrd York the sane day, sad left it the
following owning.
Os Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. sic troops of the
lewd. Greys, or td &appose, arrived in Carlyle city, and
mare►ed the following days for Glasgow, sad some of the
toots edioisisg.

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LAW INTELLWANCE.

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COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Gott.DuALL, Login,
MONDAY, JULY 8.

CARLILVS PUBLICATIONS.
THIS Mum v. wrtwiir.
Retort sloe o'clock this morning the mimes hams, to
the cowl of Korea Bench were very crowded. in expectatiiiii
of the trial of Susannah Wright coming on, charged with
selling Cal lile's publicatioos. Mrs. Wright, attended by
several female friends, was pretest.
The ineliciment charged the Delman! with being ea evil.
.disputed person, and with having, ou the 9th mud 301 a days
of Slay hest, mold to one James &goal two pohlicatioua, called
"A New Year's Atli:fa:to Me Reformers of Groot Britabi"
Mr. Gitagt.ta then proceeded to slate his case, which rust.
sisted of a reptilians of the arguments that have bees made
oar of to mower all Garble. pohlicaisnos, sad read some
of the passages of the work, at the RODe Tim. pathetically
imploring the Report. rs nut to let them come before for
public, fur the sake of the •lain(
He then rolled James B:gual, the informer, who proved
the porrhasiog the work to quesiion, on the siveral clays
mentioned in the indictment.
This witness war examined by the Defendant to the fol-
iating effect :—I wish 10 know how you get your living?
Witnersi—d have a peoriun of 701. and bore also a perma-
•sent situation in the establishorrot of she Society.
I/ readmit—Were you not discharged by the Goverment?
--Yea.

What for?-1 don't know...-04 laugh
„ The Officer of the Court mad the libel.
Several letters were then put lu, which the Defendant re-
quested to be read: they eciasisted of a correspowdeoce be-
**rem the Rev. Mr. Waite, Mr. Taylor, and Rich
These having been concluded--
Thp Cup ellisTicc called on the Defendant for her de-
fence, witch she proceeded to read. Is was of great length,
sad maintained the doctrines of Carlite, sad attacked the
Christian religiose and its professors with great asperity,
It emulated chiefly of quotations from •ariuua celebrated
wilier.. She was thir'ell is►errupted by the Chief tramire,mid
displayed great firmness and pi emote of mind. Her defeats
occupied four boom.
As half-past three o'clock the ;my returned a verdict of
Gerißp