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Tll {AL OF CA
FOR ANOT.IER BLASPHEMOUS LIBEL.

Cfrrlile Was this morning pnt on his trial for
piotiug and publishing a Wolk of a similar blas•
phemous nature a 3 that on which he was con-
licied yesterday. The crowd was much lessened.
Ab.ut 25 minutes past nine, Carlile entered
the Court in custody of t‘yo Officers, `shortly
ft I,er, the CHIEF JUSTICE entered, and the case
was cafled.—Carlile again protested against the
competency of the Court.—Tbe following Jury
were then sworn :

Mr. EDWAIID LAWES opened the proceeding ;
be stated it to be an ILIdiCIMerVo instituted by the
Gentlemen of the Society for the Suppression of
Vice, against the Defendant, as Printer and
Publisher of a Blasphemous Libel of and con-
cerning the Holy Scripture, intituled " Principles
of Nat tire,. or a Developement of the Causes of
the Miseries and Calamities of Mankind."
Alr. GURNEY stated the case.
Tip. proper Officer proceeded to the reading of
the Indictment, which contained various coants,
Carlik objected to the manner in which it was
read ; it was then handed to the Chief Justice,
who said it corre9ponded with the passages in the
book. A proof of the publication being put in,
Cerlile, at 11 o'clock, began his defence. lie
ws. proceeding in reading the publication when
our Reporter left tl:e

—Several reports having been circu-
lated re,,recting the condnet of Carble rif.ei' the
te,dict of the Juiy was delivered, we Wye ascer-
' tdined the following to be a Correct statement of

ntterior proceeding's :—On his leaving the Court
l!e went, accompanir.d by several friends, to the
Coff,e-hon,e. The City Marshals be-
lle iu,ortnt...d of the circumstance, stationed their
9:-Ecers at the back and hunt noor. Abet remaini,g
•-• there abort 20 minices, be went to his own house,
where also tUe officers followed him. In about
) an hour a coach drew up to his door, when infor-
ination was sent to the Marshals. The verdict of
Guilty had! by 'this tune beets and Mr.
I-Vo,,tner arrked with two tip staffs ; they went
into Mr. Carlile's shop, who had then just put on
1), great coar., and was preparing to get into
the coach. Being informed they had a warrant
detain lvm, •he said he was only going
to Blackheath to: see his children, a custom
observed every evening, having a residence there.
Wootner informed hint it he could uroduce
two respectable housekeepers to be bound for his
•ppeatance the next morning, lie: should be at
liberty, This Mr. Carlile promised to do, and
Tamed several.; these persons were applied to,
bttt declined becoming security. Mr. Wontner
waited two hours, when finding the security could
not he obtained, he left Carlile in custody of
Twopennyand Merchant, two City officers, who
Tewairied with hint all night, and thi,, morning
they delivered him into the custody of the proper
- -Authorities.

We inserted on the sth inst. an admirable
Letter, signed A liarrox, of which The Exeter
"'ging Post, one of the most respectable.of our
tcsi3cial Journals, speaks in the following
libe-
rh; terms, end thereby manifests its own loyal
feelings, and constitutionalprinciples
We refer our. Readers to a Letter, copied
rt9Hl THE So N Paper, signed " A Briton." It
abounds with holt(' truths and Convincing argil-
ll:lents, and does equal honour to the head
"(1 heart of the AnihOr. We have, with
Inuch pleasure, given it a place in our Jour.
considering it to be admirably calculat-
s td to counteract the evil effects. likely to be
• produced, particularly. in the miuds of 'the lower.
orders of society, by the inflammatory speeches of
. the Radical Orators, and the seditious and Ma! -
P letbous publications which are every where
•industriously circulated : and if the discon-
tented, who have unhappily imbibed these per-
,- onions principles, will peruse, with atteh•
",the .vholesome lessons which the letter
et 1` 4 B, lion" holds forth for their consideration,
...We doobt not but the good advice it contains will
*waken many to a sense of their error—and, in-
' It!ead of indulging in gloomy murmurings, on ideal
tiv,trmgs‘, and fancied grievances, will tend to inspire
tuem with love and reverence of a CODSII(W101) that,
. I"th all its faults, is still the envy and admiration
cr every other country—but which the agit MOIS Of
t!'beniOn tiHdet the specious pretext of reform,
It insidiously and actively labouring to destroy.
our intention to give further publicity to
productiou, by printing it as a small
• race, too dish ibut ion, at a cheap rate ; and we
trust it will find its way into every part of this
txteus:ve county."

h.C'Hui-ExcitANGE, OcT. 15 —We continue to
): ab" d awl), supplied with Wheat and Barley,
t."l for II hick there is very little demand ; and
.though juwer prices are asked, scarce any sales
"'"h be effected, even at a redaction of from 2i.
l" 33. per qui-trier how 111oiqlay's prices. Oats
:IT' S• t•tt (platter lower ; White Pease are dull
e. at a reduction of 2i. per quarter. in other
tlelts there is no alteration.

t,tlis.,lll,l,r,ELD, OCT. 15.—The Market, this morning, was
Vrrei pplithan (Ii
uith cattle, in consegitence the pi:tces
the last Alatket- eal,
\luttilti, are a:so higher than our last quotation.—
(~„,e, 7 xi.) focal, alteratiun iu the ilay Market. Stiaw kind
lutuait. Fv%;eic.

SECOND EDITION.

SECOND CONVICTION OF CARL] LE.

SUN-OFFICE, lIALF-PAST Two.

\Ve slop the Pre” to announce, that since our
former Account of the Proceedings at 'Guildhall,
Cor/i/e's Trial has finished, and the Jiffy, without
leaving the Box, returned a VERDICT of
GUI LTV..