Star.
London, England, 1820-10-30 00:00:00

THE QUEEN.

To attempt to analyse nonsense woull be worse
than tiresome. If our Readers themselves have set
been able to read the speeches of the Arroftwzr
the Souctron-Qawaaa+ with inylciud of patinae
owing to the gross aksurdities which they hive en.
deavonred to palm upon the House of Lords and the
Public as the soundest inductions, and as exhibiting
nothing bat the pure dictates of truth:—if, we sar,
they themselves cannot, with any patience, hear
,such an abuse of all reason, they will not surely ex-
pect that we should waste our time,. and also theirs,
in a long examination of absurdities, which expose
themselves. •,

The speech of the Arroantr-Ganiam. resolves
itself into this gross assumption-66 Though you
prove every one of my witnesses to have stated a
number of the grossest falsehoods, their credibility is
not, on that account, to be considered as shaken, un-
less you hive also the good fortune to prove every
one of the circumstances stated by each witness to be
false"—that is, you may prove a witness to be un-
wor#:y of credit, but unless you tan (which is impos-
sible) suet with •counter-evidence every falsehood
which they may have uttered, you are bound to be-
lieve that these falsehoods are true. Let us give an ex-
ample. Cuchi swore positively that the Quest, re-
mined six days at Trieste, hut it is on proof that the
remained there only one day : or, in other words, by
the evidence, Cuchi is proved to be a perjured wit-
Ile% and yet the ATT021417-GINZRAL bas the mo-
dest assurance to argue thus s " But the evidence of
Cuchi, as to the situation of the rooms at Trieste, was
not attempted to be disputed," and therefore, for-
sooth, we must believe C.aschit Must we, indeed?

The Learned Gentleman knows himself, that were rdwdairs but for a toeingut to express my Armon, that
he rind the House willing to believe this, yet it is not
andat"'"fdiadaralLinda brshetsids
yaanns2
orpossmaa_ respecting
other pen°n, tut
in their power. Disprove any assertion of such a whet wee' hie letT to submit to yatrr 7 Lordships.
witness, witness, after proving him a liar I Who but an idiot The souotoost, thootetomod,„,“ My Lords, ft, pot,
would Waste time in such an attempt? manor of dui muse which I adopted on Saturday, el esmotioing
In the same manner with regard to Barbara Kress. the evidence in ITO* orders I now cane to that Pot of .ft
That witness was proved by Count VASSAL', Lieute- re" caltansd:ll..Leces=of at Rai" In the WhisnW°.
nant HOWMAK, and others, to have stated the grossest
noir sir
so sawn
aelmsstoosomo
rortioutoroteentcam' facpw
ion. pitosiiss seta-
falsehoods; falsehoods; and if. the Baran d'Esna had not been the singular wrigh go the terrace, sag hits. caste, most woo.
prepared to confirm their statements, he would have be tutnenarrance. lie gar he sip, the Princess andßergaTi
been allowed by the Hanoverian agency of Carl:rube,. in esi die terrace, buo he did not.observe thou touch oath athar.
and their creature, Beasraer, to comoto this country. PolusPreilluts oti Mt. Craven's =bid was, thattllerotras 0,0•1
Who; therefore;would believe another word which. algag "guisr snikine.4gSsilSrs sheis is Ms sesasslisslass•
to .4r Royal Ilighoas most earaordinarz. Could to heat
this wretched creature said, except when she was con- made eachit tattoo etategio the remotest /At set
firmed by unimpeachable witnesses? 0! but "no at- suppose that, instead of Bergami, her Royal Highassa bad been
temp: has been made to contradict her as to the-dispo- attended by Idiefonimus or Steed, would Mr. Came boss
sition of the rooms."—Beacrames bed-room was "masons" with her Royal HillhOofot ? ho, evrtalair est.
No. 12, which communicated with No. 11, and that
or
tr before knew, hich induced his mind,
itilesiguas
towlini ills Shea taw,.
with
again with No. 10, her Royal Highness's bedroom. her Royal Highness. It had been stated, that helms over.
Would any Advocate, but one reduced to the last looked the tame, but whet, he osulg elk, does this prove?
i shift, reason in this way ? but, in fact, fhe meant Nothing hut that in this, as in lamest all shags, occasions, there
to speak.at all, he had no choice left when trying to was a mixture at caution and imprudence. It Is impossible to
bolster np the testimony of such Wretched instru- kh7dlcsileusptir. cionCraven's conduct, :ay 7tthsen the gil.an;!ttlalßeht.lS
raents of a conspiracy, foul and detestable as ever genii might he copstrued most unfavourably. Lord Liandsg
was hatched against innocence. In answer to the *1:1711,11,11$ his evenidgcatshhaes he did ilee
reeotlects isereeevgLir by his of
bK
nartable
Learned Gentlemen, who,se obstreperous eloquence figure. The next question put to his Lordship is worthy of notkei
has
tospidiry,o;:ybecomhen youe acquainted with
considered his fithguerenamas er ofarkaßare
been so vehement about the Qintex lby ask-
performing
the part of an automaton—a part which they and never asked his name-•-be was pointed out to me. This was
their friends wish she had always performed—wepainted
the
out tacl:ll7l:rLOS. the
phi.bai tharit he whaseteloeiihsiy was
ered bl 3; the hots. household
would ask, if they never heard or read of his late as an object of peculiar interest or curiosity? The fact speaks
excellent MAJESTY enacting a part in a profane stage rdor i.tsfett.
from No other arrant was th
minuteecussortritsed out to Lord
dascription,and fr Lhn-
play, at Leicester House? the knowledge of mankind, that we deduce facts with more accts.
At to the sudden elevation of Beactaart, we think racy and precision than front circumstances which appear more
prominent. Lady C. Lindsay was called to speak to the conduct of
it has been at least equalled by that of Mills 'the her Royal Highness at Naples, although she only joined her
hair-dresser, whom a certain Prince of Wales made
triaulaittleC twelve de
some ghtfleovlre/Ie quitted
etemstances octheteur.eitT. In
When
one of his Pages, an event which at the time raised the Princess and Lady Charlotte Lindsay walk out Bergami
a terrible rumpus among the young Gentlemen who alatwatailleu.sioolt them.hettb L!‘sitec.no:bliclitssre privete Bergaai :nßetievels atwlltli
Cou-
were then Pages. 'seer; the Prime's luaas him the bottle out of the carriage, he
puts it to his mouth and drinks, and then she receives it fart
him again.
On one other' of the Learned Counsel's declama-
tions.we must say a Word or two.-or, rather, we shall ydr. DiSMUN called upon the Learned Counsel to Rod the
bring forward another person to say a little, but that "liens*
The thisGsubjees -
s. did so. Upon being asked whether
little most conclusive: we allude to his statement and the bottle was returned to the carriage, Lady Charlotte Lindsay
inferences respecting a gold chain " bought from
subject." tipdol" chaff 11:-rec°11essed ;ettirwasherplATteht."Psattilbeg
Andrea Fanna, and conferred on Bergami by the ..r;rti; thought be refo being
rmed the bottle to the gr-7116.0, she
QUlltd." Now, it so happens that this Andrea Fanna,
wairahsatC°:ipeUectt° say strachrauutlS nsciostFdnun such an an*:
ioa
though he could not attend the Trial to give evidence, pose that the fact wtld
sp otherwise than her Ladyship &mkt ?
has sent the following Certificate: and was not that fact a proof of an extraordiaary temoeste*?
Her Ladyship afterwards quitted the service of her Royal
Venire,dept9l9 inn' Highness, and-was asked whetha the had not declared that her
k I; the undersigned, certify, that I did not sell to her Royal departum had been a great relief to her mind? This she was
Highness the-Princess of Wales any sort of chain, at the time of unable to deny. She was unable to deny, too, that the &tam.
her stay here in Venice. In assurance whereof I sign my name, testrocethfefetheer, poresalepaeecessary stopsflth:oindj:rns reports
admitod sbl4
that heedil bitereetta
(Signed) " "PR" "MIA:* been for the obligation upon her to assist same particular Judi-
. Nothing is more surprising in these proceedings, vid.ual, she would have left the service before that perfect.
a
than that in a conspiracy like the present, having The Souciros-Gemmax then read that part of the evidence
widely extended ramifications throughout almost of Lady Charlotte Lindsay, which stated, that she thought it
every quarter of Europe, and carried on. by English eery
jut s did she
ot might have
at what aade thesiese might haadon sessdald
and Hanoverian Agents, playing into the hands of it, or that she had said it at ails This, the Learned Counsel
each other, and linked to each other in such a way ;VAT:: otrbethteeaSimaacharactler aafadtheco only
cf her Royal Lady called to
spak
as, with the assistance of technical rides of evidence, and it would be for their Lordships to sayhow far servicetb4
to render complete detection almost impossible, the that teatita:l had hem in
been made, support
servatlssNienptying
QUIZ* has been enabled to disprove so many of the bad `sewn a disposition to induce
circumstances stated by the numerous witnesses ar- made sacreds esw
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as weft as to e.ltwaswell
thehimself,
this
the occasion with
rayed against her, and so effectually to prowelott I
Is
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perjury of
.the witnesses for the
render ;every other particle of their evidence hum. I si; Wilmot ,Geil and . Craven
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