Star.
London, England, 1820-10-27 00:00:00

Mr. Baoucn .as—" My Lords, while his Majesty's Attorney
Genera has been addressing your Lordships this morning, and
has stated we have proved nothing against Ompteda, I at that
very moment was put in possession of some vastly important
documents. I have, my Lords, received letters from this
Ompteda, proving him in correspondence with the servants of
the household of her Royal Highness, attempting to seduce the
servants, and to procure false testimony against her Royal High-
ness; these important letters, my Lord, are in the hand-writing
of De Mont, and are addressed to Marlette De Mont, then in
the service of her Royal Highness."
The Arrourizr-Gmtstutt interrupted, when
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that this was certainly not
the stage of proceedings in which the letters could be received
by their Lordships.
Mr. B&OI7GRAM said, that Wise bad not made the communi-
cation to their Lordships the moment he in possession of the
documents, he conceived he should notsave done his duty to
their Lordships nor to his Illustrious Client.
Lord HOLLAND.—" Whatever proceedings the House
may afterwards adopt on this important subject, I think this is
nor the time; but no blame attaches to the Learned Counsel,
Mr. Brougham?

Lord LIVERPOOL did not blame Mr. Brougham, but
only said this was not the tim,.
The I%larquis of LANSDOWN was of the same opinion as
his Noble friend Lord Holland.

Lord DONOUGHMORE doubted whether, when the evi-
dence w•as closed on both sides, tbisnew evidence could be ad-
mitted. Ile considered the application of Mr. Brougham, as an
intrusion on their Lordships. _ _

The LORD CHANCELLOR moved, that Cotmsel should
withdraw; and then stated, that k would be for the future cos-
c.leration of their Lordships whether this evidence could be
?

Yesterday, the Duke and Duchess of WELLINGTON
gave a grand entertainment at Apsley House, to
Their -Serene Highnesses Prince and Princess Esterhazy,
Duke de Fria*, Duke of Rutland, Duke of Montrose, Count
and Countess Lieven, Earl and Countess of Harrowby, Lord
.C.stlereagh, Earl and Countess of Bathurst, Count and Countesi
)I•tnstdr, "Baron Fazel, the Marquis of Camden, Marquis of
Ansk.ea, Duke and Duchess Decazes, M. de Nieman, Baron de
Solna, Count and Countess de Bourke, Baron de Maitzahn, Ste.
—Upon which occasion•his Grace displayed the bril-
liar.t se: vice of plate presented to him, as a tribute of
grati._ucle, by the King of PORTUGAL, for his merito-
rious see vices in the Peninsula. At the sight of which,
his Excellency the Spanish Ambassador, and others
a ho had not before seen it, were highly gratified.
We have received Demerara Papers to the 7th of
August, which contain advices from several other
Colonies in the West Indies. The Governor of Tri-
nidad had been absent for about ten weeks, on a
cruise for the benefit of his health, but had returned;
and several Addresses had been presented to him, one
of which was to request his Excellency to advise his
MAJESTY'S Ministers to extend to that Colony the in-
estimable benefits of a British Constittition and Trial
by Jury.—The accounts from Tobago mention that
tae 4th Regiment has suffered very severely in ()S-
-eers and men by malignant fever, which raged in
the Garrison with great violence, and is not yet to-
tally subdued. His Excellency, Major-General Sir
F.RowNsou, took every precaution, on its first ap-
pearance, to prevent its spreading. The Legislature
having been applied to, also took measures to pre-
vent its introduction in the town and amongst the
&Lipping, both of which are in a healthy state.