The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-20 00:00:00

(No. 6 )

The Earl of LIVERPOOL in Answer to the Corknourtication
from I'llE QUEEN of the 12th of June, 1820.

Lord Liverpool has received the Communication made by
The Queen's Commands.

The King's Servants feel it to be unnecessary to enter into
any Discussion on the early parts of this Communication, ex-
cept to repeat that the Memorandum delivered to Dlr.
Mrougham of the 15th April, contained the only Proposition
to the Qusen which The King authorized to be made to Fier

Majesty.
'l:l.e Views and Sentiments of the King's Government as

to Iter Nl“jcst)4s adtuni !-littlation arc 1.1616001 y 011)13.1,-
Lord Liverpool's Note of the llth in tent.

Lord Liverpool will proceed therefore to the Proposal
on the part of Her Majesty at the close of this Comui
tion—viz. " That She is willin? to leave every thing t(ibr
Decision of any Person or Prisons of high **len and C
racter, Who4n both l'arties may concur in naming; anj:,i,
shall have anebority to prescribe the Pktlrtkohir• flI4 10 'te
deuce, Patronage antl.lncurny, subject of Nurse to the 3Pir
hatien of Parliament."
The King's Confidential Servants cannot think it consi°,
with their Constitutional Responsibility to advise rite i‘!
to submit to any arbitration, a matter to deeply coon°
with the Honour and Dignity of His Crown, and with
most important Public Interests; but they are fully tell
Isle of the advantages which may be derived from an tin.
served Personal Discussion ; and they are therefore prep°
to advise His Majesty to appoint two of His Majesty's C°ll
dential Serra nts,who, in concert with the like no riiber Of P.
sons to be named by The Queen, may frame an Arrancetel
.
to be submitted to His 'Majesty, for settling, upon the 105'
of Lord Liverpool's Note of the Ilth in,tant, the nuCeso
Particulars of Her Majesty's future Situation.
' •
lath June 1820.

(No 7.)
, r
Note frontt the nari of to 'Sir. BROUGTTAX,
li:toying. his Answer to the Communication front
QuEEN of the 12th Jane 1820.

Lord Liverpool prectents his compliments to Mr. Broaei°
and requests that he will inform The Queen, that if
companying Answer should not appear to require any Wr'.
Lord Liverpool is prepared to name the tWO Persons "'h.;
Ills Nlajesty will appoint fur the purpose retorted to 41 I
Note.

13th Jung:, 1320.

(No. S.)
Mr. IlteouGir to the Earl of Li v suiroot, stain' qt
has received The Qvf EN'A Commands to name
to toed the two who may he named on the fart of II

JEsTV's Government fur settling an Arrang.entent. tr
Mr. Brougham presents his compliments to Lord Oil' I
pool, and begs leave to inform him, that he has received
Queen'sCominands to name two Persons to meet the t
4
whom his Lordship may name on the part of His Nl3.lr‘
Government, for the purpose of settling an rrangetornt.
Mr. Brougham hopes to be favoured with Lord Livere)
nomination this evening,, in order that an early •appuilitl'
fur a meeting to-morrow may tale pkce.
14th June, 1810.-

APPENDIX.
,
Memorandum for a proposed Arrangement.„
with Tie ,-4-r"
TI IF. Act of the .54th Geo. 111, cap. 10, reCornird I ,
separa' ion of the Prince Pegent from the l',.i.ncess of
and allotted a separate Provision for the PriuceS9:
j 4 Isl
This Provision was to continne during the Life of 1,i
, Majesty, and to determine at His Demise.
• In consequence of that event, it has altogether ceor's!;:e
no Provision can be marte for Her until it shall
Majesty to recommend to Parliament an Arrangement
that purpose. fast4l
The King is willing to recommend to Parliament
fpl
His Majesty to settle an Annuity of 50,0001. x tear liPt'rt,o
QBeen, to be enjoyed try Her during Her natural life, a";
lieu of tiny claim in the nature ofJoint rue or otherwise,
ed She will engage nut to come into any part of the B 600
minions, and provided She engages to take some 01 her :Pio
or Title than that of Queen, and not to exercise any ''f to
Rights or Privileges of Queen, other than with respect jU
the appointment of Law Officers, or to any proceediog4
'Courts of Justice.
The annuity to cease upon the violation of those en' -7,0
ments, viz. upon her eaing into any part the Prit:
rn ef
Dominions, or her assuming the title of Queen, or her e';fo
eising any of the Rights or Privileges of Queen othef tod
above excepted, after the annuity have been set
fa
upon her. Upon her consent to an engagement on the '`li.no
conditions, Mr. Brougham is desired to obtain a (tech:'o(oli
to this elf, et, signed by herself; and at the same time 30,1
authority to conclude, with such person as his Majvsti
appoint, a formal engagement upon those principles.
ISth April,

PitcyrocoLs.
(No. 1.)
05
PitoTocot, of the First Conference, hell in St. Ja—

square, June 15th, 18/0.
1011'
In pursuance of the Notes of the 13th and 14tb ;
the Dulie of Wellington :ind Lord Castlereagh, on the 11
of The King, having flirt Mr. Brougham and Mr• I 7 td
Her Majesty's Law Officers, in order to facilitate lb' I,i
posed personal discussions, it was suggested lir the f.°'''Pe't
let. That the Persons named to frame an arrangerne'-
though representing different Interests, should consider
selves in discharge of this duty, not as opposed to eaci' °VI;
but as acting in concert with a view to frame an arraaersll ,
in compliance with the understood wish of Parliament' 11:01i
may avert the necessity of a Public Inquiry into the ilif

tioo laid before the tiro Ilooses. , oe;
2d. The Arrithgement to he made omit be of such a 113.1,

f ,ire
as to require from neither Party any concession as to the
to which such Inquiry, if proceeded on, might lead' ft,
Queen must not be understood to admit,, or the to

tract any thing.

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3d. That in order the better to accomplish the a.--
portant object, it was proposed that whatever might
the first Conference should pledge neither pnrty to an co
nion, that nothing should be recorded without PreviouB 00
munication, and, as far as possible, Common Consent' ots'
that in order to facilitate Explanation and to encourlds
reserved Di4eussion, the substance only of what passes s

be reporteJ.
These iireiintinary oints being agreed to, the, qttet-oi.ilitr
be examined (as coutainedin Lord Lirerpool.'s,
AIF
of the 15th April, 1820, delivered to Mr. rtroughaul Frr-rdt°
to his proceeding to St.Omer's• and Lord LiverPa°l '4
010°(
of the 11th of June, and Mr. Mougliares Note of tit 4 I
June, written by the Queen's Commands) were
.
Ist. The future Residcr4;e of the Queen alivo-v1" 0110
The Title which Her Majesty might think 6t t° -
when t avellitig on the Conti (4eti.t. at° ;'1
3d. The Non-Exercise of certain Rights Of P3tr°: ieg
England, which. it might he desirable that I-ler Nl3jC,:.'
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desist from exercising should she reside abroad" c
; 3 II"
4th. The suitable Inioonie to be assigned (Or lif
Qin en residing abroad. ancet)'
Her Nl.ijesty', Law Officers, on the part of the pi
sired in the ferst instance, that the foul t!) point stie jj4ir
togtther laid laid: in i'f:Cit Colick'rencei ; 14'1/4l