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deliberate attentions, of such a Committee. & where it was not discussed with that delicacy which was so desireable, & where unbecoming slights intruded occasionally, among the general arrangements under consideration-- among other instances, it has been said, that a suggestion was thrown out, that as His Majesty did not now leave his apartments in Windsor Castle, that [[underline]] there could be no occasion for Carriage & Horses [[/underline]] for Him; & that therefore these were no longer necessary for the future Establishment at Windsor. This [[underline]] harsh [[/underline]] proposition was overruled & it was now fixed, That [[underline]] Five Carriage Horses should be allowed for His Majesty, [[/underline]] & that Three Horses for his Attendant Equerry should be maintained. Thus The King's Establishment of Horses, including those to be maintained during the actual Waiting of His Attendant Equerry, amounted to [[underline]] Eight in number, [[/underline]] & which altogether, were [[underline]] only two more [[/underline]] Horses than [[underline]] I [[/underline]] in former days had, & maintained [[underline]] for my duties, as one of His Majesty's Equerries-- [[/underline]] The Report of this Committee was printed by Order of The House of
