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the tiiliinet in kirhith.the_ tere(litary-, reVentif-, waftrnerged in' the Consolidated. Fund, .and which
dered it impossible to make a tiiarge on any disv inct
part of it; , . . •."

Mr. TIERNEY merely wanted the grant to be
charged on the hereditary 'revenge, sa. that on the
demise of the Crown,_ Parliament would, hw enabled
to ascertain what were the exact sums, will) which
the revenue was burdened.
.„•
Mr. Rose repeated the observations of , the ,Chan-
cellOr of the Ex'ehequer: The 'hereditary revenue
of the: Crown was by no means so large as Gentle,-
men, opposite seemed to think.

Mr. TIE'RNEY said that it. was 1,4do;o0i1: per
annum.

Mr. ROSe discovered the Right HOn.Gentiernan'i
mistake. He had confounded the bereditaty reie7
nue of the Crown with the temporary
.rt venue
which had been settled on all the Sovereigns of thy
country from the time of Queen Ann, at the ptt•
riod of their accession. The heredita y revenue
did not at present exceed 350,0001. a year.
Mr.W. S,MITH contended, that under the deplor-
able circumstances of the country, no such grant
ought to acceded to..
Mr. Secretary RYDER expressed his surprise at the
importance wive!), in this last stage of -the Bill,
Gentlemen opposite appealed to attach to it. He
was persuaded, however, that the measure .was a
pbpular one. It had been stated that a provision
ought, to be made for thePtincess,of Wales, as well
as, for the other Princesses, in the Bill. There was.
this material distinction, however, tb,:t the Princess
of Wales was in possession of a seiiarate it~der>e :deter
establishment, -which I,vds not the case ,4-ith the
other Prini:esses. This was a:1 that he would at
present state on that subjecit, as it was one on which,
from obvious motives of delicacy, it was de,irable
to avoid a . disesission.. The Gentlemen opposite
tnilit if they pleased throw out insinuations, and
ask ou-iiions, but he trusted that his Right Hon.
Friend. would not by: induced' to deviate from that
proper and respeCtable silence which. ought to be
maintained upon the subject. It had been stated as
extraordinary that her M ijesty was about to 'hold a
Drawing-room. He did not know what view the
Hon. Gentleman entertain,d of . the else, but hs
Majesty, notwithstanding hiS unfortunate affliction,
was still rSing ; of coutse her Majesty was still
,Queen, and under those circumstances. he knew not
who ought to hold a Drawing-room unless' it were
Mr. WHITBREAD, in explanation, denied having
asset ted that it was improper for the Queen to hold
a Drawing-room. All that he said was, that the
Prineesi of Wales ought to be placed in such a si-
tuation, as to enable her Royal Highness also to hold
a Drawing-worn.
Lord A: HAMILTON observed, that the additional
surn granted in the early part of the present Session
to her
,Majesty, was so granted on the express re-
presentation Chat the Princesses were to remain with
her : and-new they came forward for separate esta-
blishments. The establishment of the Princess of
Wales was only 50001. a year, arid therefore he did
not think much delicacy was exhibited towards
her Royal Highness by those- who talked so much
about it.

The question was then called for, and strangers
were excluded.

On our return to the gallery, however, we un-
derstood that the opponents of the Bill had deferred
dividing until the intriidoEtion
_of the clause by
which the period of its commencement was to be
fixed.
The CHANCEI4OR of the EXCHEQUER then in-
troduced several new
,clauses ; on that being pro-
posed by which the commencement of the operation
of the. Bill was fixed for the 18th of February last,
Mr. WHlTBREAD,.adverting to what the Right
Hon.-Gentleman opposite had said of delicacy, ask-
ed if• there had not been at a former period a.soletnn
proceeding on the case of the Princess of Wales—if
that case, had not been referred by his. Majesty to
his Ministers for their adviee,--if on that advice, her
Royal HighneSs had not been received at Court—if
the Right Hon. Gentleman's Right Hon.. Friend
had not then caused to be printed, at a private pre,s
in his house, a large number of copies of a clet,,if
the transa&tion, for the yet-pose of giving them to
the world ? why the work had been suppressed,*
did not know. But he knew that several copies
which had got abroad were bought up at a large
expence, and he believed that cetta;n advertise;-
merits offering rewards to those who would bring
copit!s Of, the work to one Liudsell, a bookseller,
proceeded from the Right Honourable Gentleman
or his agents.
Mr. Secretary RYDER confessed, that when, he
had said the subject was one of delicacy; he did not
flatter hiMself that the ob,ervation would make
much impression on the Hop. Gentle Man. :As a
Member of Parliament, he felt it his dutyto state
his opinion on the subject. If he knew any thing of
the feelings of the country,
.he was persuaded that
no part of the conduct of the Gentlemen opposite
had created more general disgust and disapprobation
than the manner in which. they lid introduced this
subjeCi to the attention of the House.
A division then took place,"
Fur the Clause • - tot-
Against it 35

The Bill was then
_ordered to the Lords.

Goldstnid's Debt Liquidation Bill, after some dis,,
cussion, in which Lord Follt'estone, Mr. Baling,
Mr. G. Johnstone, Mr. Manning,' Mr. W. Smith,
and Mr. Rose participated, INAS ordered to be read
a third time on Wednesday, and w be-printed.

• Mr. WKARTONappeaied at the Bar, with the Re-
Port of the Gold Coin Bill.
On the quesitonbeing put ‘.‘ that ;the Report be
brought lip," it Was opposed by Mr.. Parnell, and
after a few words fom Loid A. ,Harni,ton, the
Chancellor of the Exchequv.r„ and Lord Foikeitone,
Sir J. NeWport move-d the question of adjournment.
On this anew dicussion arose, in Which Mr. W.
Smith, Mr. MtNaughten, Mr. W.. Wynne, and
Lord A. H participated, after which a (.110-
siort took place, when the numbers were—

For the Adjournment - - 35
Against 'it, - tot

Strangers wereoot_re-admitted. We understand
the question of adjournment was about to be movtd
;,gam, when it was agreed to postpone the bringing
up of the Report till Monday.

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