The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

&c.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Nov. I€ 2.
This morning Mr. Justice HOLROYD attended
I'l Court at 9 o'clock, to hear motions of course;
4t
half past 10 the Judges entered, and the LORD
(41114 JUSTICE observed, that he understood some
Person was in waiting ; on which Carlile rose,
4n4 stated that he was brought up in custody, for
the Purpose of moving for a new trial. He held
to his band an affidavit, which, by permission of
the Court, he would hand to the Clerk. Mr.
411"1ee BAYLRY told bins he had better state
Pounds of his motion ; on which he pro-
treded to read part of his affidavit.—lt ins-
kred an irregularity in the forming of the
34172 stating that a Mr. John Phillips, whose
t'ante appeared in the list, had been dead more
t4ll twelve months, and that another (Mr. NV.
"thiersey) whose name appeared on the list, was
/41t lommoned, and the Court had-twice adjuurn-
Ille---(the Chief Justice observed, " at your own
teqnest.'')--The Jury had been allowed to
*eParate contrary to law; that be was not
*ll(ltired to defend himself in his own way by
Me interruption of the Judge ; that his wit.
basses were not examined, he having subpoened
/18 Grace the Aichhishop of Canterbury, the High
Itlhbi of the Jews, antl.the Astronomer Royal
'if Greenwich; and that.-there was no Law in this
tuotry for the punishment of whist was called
m Pile try.
During the time the Defendant was urging the
ttuunds upon which he intended to move_ for a
be* trial, he was frequently stopped by the Court,
444 told that it would not be permitted for him,
tr ny man, to deny in that Court that there was
:II'? against blasphemy, or to question !he
11" t) of Christiani:y, as it was part of the Law of
the. Land.

In answer to a complaint of the Defendant,
trit the Judge hod not charged the Jury .'s being
'e Judges of the Law as well as fact, they being
fudges of both, Mr. Justice BAYLEY told him, that
tar cinty'of the Judge was to point out all mat-
-8," °l' Law ; and if he could point out any thing
ititNry to that in the Charge of the or Chief
4,84 Ce, that would be fair matter for herd
elibe.
"" of the Court.
'he LORD CHIEF JusTicE, after some consul-
-41. stated, that not one of the topics intro.
117ced by the defendant, wet e sufficient to induce
"Court to grant the motion.
olair. Justice BAYLEY, at glee length, expressed
18Rrne opinion ; as did Mr. Justice HoLaoYD.
tlrs Justice BEST considered the :node adopted
J the defendant an aggravation of his offence,
degrading to the Court, and obliging them to
cotrwhat would not be tolerated in the lowest
t in the Kingdom.
14.1:12e Jtisvca ordered the defendant to
'
rrlanded and brought up on Tuesday next for
grneo t

SEDITIOUS PUBLICATIONS.
Warr
nig, Ca!mac, Hards, Shorter, and fiv.l or
totber Proprietors of libel stalls, appeared in
art to spew cause against the rules that had
11 "htained against them for selling Seditious
44.1,ti
"lets. " The Republican," ''Shersvin's
• 4iBteri" &c.

he Duchess of Nourouc had a pumpkin cut
week, in her garden at Holme Lacy, in
''cestershire, which measures in circumference
ki:
teet, and weighed full 100 pounds.
l,„,tSakspeare Club has been established at
of which all the admirers of that town
keseltl,ts vicinity are members. The first annual
I%ln g took place last week,when a numerous
1;14'11y dined together, and, after the cloth was
tklvi NI, many appropriate toasts were given, and
songs sling. Dr. YOUNG was appointed
msrtnan for the next year.
til,r) enormous cod-fi,h, which weighed upwards
114.2, Pounds, was exposed for sale on Tuesday
thallrnK last, at Billingsgate Market, and pur.
the by a city fishmonger, to grace the top of
Mall able of one of the civic Company's, at their
" Lord Mayor's Day.
of
l stetcdsy morning, as Thomas Morgan, Esci
ku.atiilshury-square, was going along the King. V.
Ik4,'k,Chelsea, in his tilburv, at a tnisk rate, the
Was"l the vehicle came in contact with that
t:uist cart, and from. the sudden jerk, Mr.
kis o,lirown out witis great violence, by which
itthi'gik was broken, and he was much lacerated
'au and face.
k,'"lgnlar marriage was solemnized on Sunday,
11,Pkiteaton, near Huddersfield, between Joshua
4ek,'lrr and a Mary Moorhouse. The man being
ttecelld dumb, of course could not repeat the
ibis 32,ary forms of the marriage ceremony ; hat
Ite,:llirleulty was obviated in an ingenious man-
tti is as he was able to read, the book was present.
112,,k) hilb. and he traced the words over with his
Nt;-1.; From the singularity of the circitm•stances
sit brag it. this marriage had excited great civio-
I/iri: and the whole congregation remaitied to
."s the ceremony.—(Wakefield Journal.)
lvts_ ,
j Cultiv afternoons, as- a man of the name
tteb,4„" Burns, who lodges in room on the
'Vf,•,-"`` floor of a house its Mulberry-street,
‘44-iritanel, opposite the ruins of Messrs. Severn
litt (I
jest, % ;lig sugar-houses, which were burnt down
befoie. was sitting at dinner, a part of
sv"ing rnins fell on the toot of the house
• a w which broke
ii,rlie was, the greater pa
11,4),14eu the cieling ; be, dr ean.ng hat the
It,'c
If awas coming clown, jittnpi.i! nut of the
}}rye into the sneer, and falling on some
1145-n a ,!tOr'es and rubbish, hruke his right thigh
Curl
He was taken up in a state of insensi-
't 4,1 4l'd carried to the London Hospital, where
lies, with taint hopes of recover 1.

1' ETIt Y.

CATULLUS.—No.

O Funtrn optime balnearionem,
Vibenni pater et einede Jill, 4.e.

Ye BAaruNoroNs, as vile a pair
As ever sat on Taxer❑ chair=
Thou Father, a Newmarket cheat,
Thou Son, in picking pockets neat—
Why don't you hasten, whilst you may
Yet unconden►n'd, to Botany Bay ?
For to lie rrear you all are loth,
And Bow-street soon expects you both.

THE THEATRE.

It is not a little creoitahle to that portion of the
Public who attended the representation of Macbeth,
last night, at Covent-Garden Theatre, that Alt
HUDDART, who appeared as the hero of the piece,
experienced a very favourable reception. The
public taste has been so much perverted by thea-
trical quackery, affectation, and what are styled
clap-traps, or rather Pol-traps, that it was hardly
to he expected that chime, regular, and judicious
acting should not appear " too tame," and meet
with indifference, it not condemnation. -We know
nothing of Mr. HUDDART, or his connexions, but,
as he is not in " youthful bloom," we cannot but
wonder that his merit has not reached the notice of
the Winter Managers before. His person is altoge-
ther well adapted to the Stage, and his face.
though it evidently shews the traces of time, is
capable of strong expression. He has, however,
a habit of half-shutting his eves, which gives an
unfavourable aspect to his countenance, that
otherwise is capable- of markit,g with sufficient
dicer variety of emotions. His deportment was
easy and appropriate, and the whole of his action
was unstndted. His voice is strong, clear, and
extensive—the lower tones are capable of aerrol
expression, and those of the hig:,er kind are
pleasing and pathetic. His acting was thrutia,nont
marked try judgment and feeling, and he had the
merit of not being an imitator of at,y of his
predecessors, and yet he made no strain,tl,
attempts at originality, content to adopt that':'
conception of the character which must
cut to every unprejudiced Header. The atr.;.
(hence, we repeat, manifested good sense,-, as'
well as candour, in affording' a very tivoisrable.re!
cep' ion to this respectable Performer. We sin-
cert ly bore that he will obtain a permauent sta'
riot, on the Lnrulou Stage, as in the moral and
sententious characters, of Tragedy or Comedy, he
is svell calculated to do credit to it. We feel it
to he our duty to pay this sincere tribute to the
merit of an Actor whom we never saw before,
and whom we certainly attend on every fu-
ture opportunity, convinced that we shall derive
pleasure front the efforts of good sense, judgment,
and experience —Mrs BONN was very respectable
in Lady Macbeth, bar she has a habit of pitch-
ing her voice too and consequently renders
it occasionally harsh and monotonous. ABBOTT'S
Macduff was dose vedly well received.