The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-09-13 00:00:00

TRIAL OF AIR. CARLILE.

The following letters I►nve been publirbed by
Mr. Crrl►le.

Lincoln's Inn, September 42.. ISIS

Sin—We are directed by his Grace the Archbi•hop of
Canterbury to acqamint you. that his Grace will ho
tisighainshire in the mouth of Ocirilwr, and that if you
should require his attendance upon your trial, according to
the subpoena with which he has heel, sruse,l, you must Lahr
the trouble to Inquire at Lambeth Palate, shout a work pre-
vious to the slay appointed, where you will obtain hi■ Graces
exact address; and upon notice being then Brat his Grace,
and suitable arrangements made, his Grace will not fail to
attend. _ _ _

His Grace conclude,' that you will he aware of the rest
inconvenience be niu,4 be subjecteJ to by such a journr,
and that you will nut require his attendauce notes, it he
very material.
We are, Sir, wrier obedient Serafino.,
Mr. Cable. FORSTEK, COOKE, auJ

Flert-street, September 4, IPI9.

MY LORDI feel it my duty to expret.s the warm appro.
hation I felt on receiviiiir the candid fin million front
Messrs. Forster, Cooke, and ['ere, where your Grace mad
be found in the month of October, should the presence ut
your Grace be required on my trial.
1 beg to . your Grace, that my motive in serving
you with a subpoena was neiti.er idle nor frivolous. and alma
deem the presence of your Grace to be of the higlwat
purloiner, not only to nub interest as an individual, but to
the interest of truth and justice, anti, eons( opiently, to the
interest of mankind in general._
. .

In conjunction with- your Grace, it is my intention to
with a subpcena, the persons in this country most emit-
unfit in theology, astronomy, and oriental literature.
I fortlwr beg leave to assure your Grace, that such gm,.
ti )))) for such evidence as I may find necessary to elicit ..101
be put by me with a doe isnpressiosi of the importance and
rank of those to whom I shall be addressing myself.
I beg leave to siihscrilis, self, your Grace's
Must obliged and obedient Serrrsnt.
RICHARD CARLILE.
To his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Fleet-street, September 6, 1819.
Sta--As the Adjourned Sittings in the Court of limes
Bench are near at hand, I larz leave to inquire, whether it is
your intention, as his Majesty's Attorney-General, to prose-
cute in the ensuitig gs in the month of October, these
informations filed against me by his ilsj.aly's late Attortwl-
Gencral Sir Samuel Shepherd; and should it be your inteu-
tion proceed, which of them you will be pleased to lake
first.

Flatte►ing myself that I shall find in yen, Sir. a ',whine
opponent, I would entreat the earliest notice of trial that
might possibly be given, as it is my inteu:ton ar serve with
subprunas several persons of rank and distinction, eminent
iu the theological, twientifie, and literary sorb', iur whim
convenience and accnnimodation I am snlirituna to uirtaut
the earliest notice, as many of them are re•ideot In distant
parts of the country, and would wish at least a week's Gotten
for attendance.

I 10 tn. Sir,
Your most (obliged and oolp•dient
RICHARD CARII.H.O

Sir Rohert Gi Word, Kut.
Ilia Majesty's AttorospGeueral

SIR-411 answer In your inquiry, I have to stste,ihsi it is
certainly my intention that the informations *must To%
which stand fur trial at the Adjourned Sittings in Ortuher,
should he tried at those Sittings; and that the information
against you for publishiug a blasphemous libel, which stands
prior in order to the other in the list of causes, will Br 4
come on for trial.

I ■m, sir, your obedient Stream,
It. GI rroß D.

Line: 100, September 7,1819.

On Friday the first moue of the itstem4etl
National School, at iludderatield, area 14.1 by the
Earl of DARTMOUTH.

The new Bank notes are in a Mate of forward assa,
and will he reariy for 'voting in a short tune. Thee
are formed upon an move new 1 rule, and can
only be printed by machinery of a moat et pensive
description, which has been invented tor that 1,41.-
pose, and is now nearly c pitted. Wer hare neat d
it us the opinion of tho-e whet are esteemed cuentie.
tent judges, that it will be next 1.•
to forge the flew note. It has been sulontttet: Id
several of the first Arti.ts in Europe, whit have de-
clared their inability to produce aloe simile.
When Mr. HUNT was brought up uu Tu.Z.lf
last to plead to the indictment !deterred twat obt
him at Lancaster, he stated that he was not pro-
perly described in that indictment. am de.
scribed." said he, " l-lEtsaY HUNT, late of Mari.
cheater, yeoman. God forbid, my Lord, that
should ever he a Nlancliester Seiltll3ll :11r. Barna
WOOD repited, that the only effect of offeriog
plea of abatement would he another noll,:tuient.
Mr. HUNT agtriii resumed his objection to his ste.
'Dentition of " yeoman." Mr. 13 two WOOD tn.
quirerl whether he felt filmset!' de:rotted al it
Mr. HUNT said he certainly dirt hut as the
Learned Judge thooght it rook, only have the el'.
fect of welding up a fresh iralicrinetst. he consettied
to 'waive it. and then traversed with K stunt-.
Jameson, Moonsovas, sad others until neat
Assize*.

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