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My dearest Son. Your Letter was delivered but a few mi- nutes, before the Committee of both Houses came to meby my own appointment. Considering the Proposition as a Re- solution of Parliament, I thought only one answer could be given for it: And, if Your suggestions had come in time, they are not sufficiently particular to furnish am alternatives.

I saw Nothing in the addrefs of the two Houses, but their Desire to charge me with a Trust, which, in all private Respects was my Duty before, with such Powers as seemed to them necefsary for that purpose. That tended, and anxious Office I have endeavoured to per- form, every since the Melancholy occasion arose; and I have no views beyond it.

How the Kings Government is to be deletion carried /deletion Administered, what provisions are to be made for replacing it in His hands, and what stile of dignity should attend His Person in the mean Time