The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-14 00:00:00

riIIICF, SEV,E.NI,F,I;CT..

the conduct of .I\finisters with respect to the di-
plomatic appointment iu question; lie said
rosters had cveiv reasini to expect the return of
the Portuguese Royal Family from the
They had ecun "requested that a. British 'ignadlon.
might be sent to convoy them to Europe. The
squadron' accordingly were sent thither, and had
temained several months for that purpose, b. fore
the Royal Personages decided not to refurtr.—
Being of opinion there was no necessity for 're-
ferring the subject of the Civil List to a Com-
mittee, he'should vote against such tt proceeding.
Lord 1.101.1..!5N0' spoke at considerable length ii.
support of what had fallenfroin his Noble‘Friend.
He `however was not irrepared to say there should
not he a third-Secretary of State, Ii the reference
to 'the'Coloitial arrangetnents for
the busioess, and in the event of the suppression of
the office, nary be found as expensive to the full,
As its. contitiimneel 'lttid With respect 'to Ore, ali-
poioinient of the new' officer, lienoiy be tisiefsit
With respect to a Enure .speedy'aili ring of those
mc-
counts ; but it would be it more cfrrotril remedy-
if he' were appitinted by Parliament, that nomi-
nated at the pleastirc of the Crown.
proved' of the reference by the Noble Enl on the
'former night, to what bad been arranged for
the personal estahlidnnent of the King of France.
Nor did he agree with him in his calculation,:
respecting the expenees of the A merit:ail
GoVernment. The expenceS .the free- Con-
stitution-Al Government of this country should
be calculated on a medium. between both those
establishments referred to. The Noble • Lord
went into a •det a iled calculation of the whole
expenses of the Civil GoVerninent of this 'Conn-
try, Scotland, tool Ireland, in,which he itichtheit
those of the LliPlOteatic Establishment., the hen
siditi, and sinecures ; then refet riug to those of tire
Government of the United:States, gcot7!titY
anti fv4wctively of tlios'e of the ellCrelte provinces„
and argued from a view 'of the Whole tinit this
disparity .was much gieater in favuurtif the (lobed
States and against this y than seemed ter
hays beert'emitionntmed by the..Noble•Eal I.
Of LlVEttrimtargueit at coosiderable
length,. and with his octuttanica clearness 0114
ability,. in 'liiutlieration ttf the wiTaiii.,;vments
by his itiaisty's.t.:*.iovertonetit with tcspeet to the
isahiect in triest ion. He mot ghoi to otiserVe, thAt
whatever tirtferenees of op' mutt C XlS't fait
one
hatl heen Offered to.the georrA,
principle of the BPI: As tar us he understWOrk
the Nate twin) 51At iltiteo, Hip..
derstiiod him 16 object to the Office Of
as not likely to accompliih the pOrPoses tot
which it w:;,-; iutendvd. time satin time lie;
wls happy to observe the: Nobt. 13jhi,tt .vas' not
ho,,,tile to the plat he (Lord 'Liverpool) mutant
to accoMplisk by, this Real. 'He ivoidd mitt now
go o6:1" the grottod.-he had -formerly gout• over
in sttpunt't ot the IltIL but considerel it
certainly a subject of vast itnportliateta the public.
In reply'to the charge' brunght hint
specting'the appointment of ,h ItigtitAlionotirable
of his to the Entbaysy'at bliyorr, he-begged
as'sur'e their rdiilittips; that'ai 'the 'period of
that Appointment the most• Talionallitipes--were
eiitertairied of the Prince Urgent'. of Portugal
then returning to his IlinTdom, and a vessel had'
net beer ordered by his Fl-t yal liighness for
that -iiiifikte; • ItesideS, the appoitittn'ent of tint,
Ambassador was expeetild to be bilnelicial to both
counrrie,,, um! it hail solely been undertaken Ott
-that view. ;Vitlt respect to the CroWn Di-n'i'ts; '
Which tie itire beloog.cql to. mite 'Cy nit , his Lord
Ship afkite&thitt' it • waS absolittely toi
grant the'Croivwthe uncontrolled authority adjs.:
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tosinglu these. '!`her tottonstahtes to is oicoioe
ilostrioos Personage no* exercishigthetnnetionS
ofGOverronent iii this country Ott:l'e, tils his
Ship 'argued, no better than it Svas actually ate,
eeSiary they should be. With respect the
office of the Auditor, it'svas. clear that .Such rift
office sites.
absolutely Called 'for. No Mali ciitiht
doubt the necessity of accounts being properly'
audited. ,' Theof object' this tiessv appointment
Was:to infiirnt' the Treasury' of 'the-exact atinitint
Of the exfienditinv, and by a rigid examination
Into the 'different parts ofjiiiiiv'spernliture, to be-
come a cheek on extrii'vaftierice:- 'lt,: was Fats
di Tot able"' fact, that A affair' .'praspereck
in proportion td
_the viOlatice he' exetvisen
over Otetii, tin& is negligtnce was:
tillowed existtbere ivil4 'an end of 'aft hope,
of prosperity." " It was ' jtrstly said, that no,
than was ever Istined,whokti& carefully what
expelideV' Lorikhi P then entered' at Some
(err tli into is comparison of 'the Civil List Of this
country•with that'of France prior to time ltevtihi
lion ; and with the Civil List of America, which
he Larvae& bore no.comparisoA to ours. As this
country was a Monarchical Government , he main...
tained teittnre•ot: Monarchy.tts
preserve its splendour.'" Besides. 'one Royal
only being numerous, 'a large expetece was con-
sequentlYcreatetl to tireCottntry. lie,woniti 110 C
(Mier Gist t he s+tbjeCt of Siutettreit, though he con-
sidtred•the abolition of these likely tit (Tome am'
114111titi011111 elspenee-to the country. -
,wouht not
say aloft at pmsenti n he .was,glad 'to see no ob-
jectiOns" offered co the
Joidtrßidosvetrort spoke at sortie length in
• ,
titterr which the queition a ns lint ,
3100ii‘tt .ti,,AS negatived is ithoart a tii ii ii irtß mut
List 13111 was, read a third time, ton