Remarks on Lord Ellenborough’s Directions.—Proofs of this
Fallacy.—His Assumption of things not in Evidence, and
unwarrantable Conjectures, in positive Opposition to
Evidence.—His Desire to Convict obnoxious Persons.—Leigh
Hunt, Dr. Watson, and Hone.—Lord Ellenborough a Cabinet
Minister at the time of my Trial.—My Conviction a
ministerial Necessity.—Vain Attempts to get my Case
reheard.—Letter to Lord Ebrington.—The Improbability of my
Guilt.—Absurdity of such Imputation.—Letter of Sir Robert
Wilson.—Letter of the late Duke of Hamilton.—Mr. Hume’s
Letter.—Causes for my Persecution.—Treatment of the
Princess Charlotte, who fled to her Mother’s
Protection.—Sympathy of the Princess for my Treatment—My
Popularity increased thereby.—Mine really a State
Prosecution.—Restoration of Sir Robert Wilson.—My
Restoration incomplete to this Day 372