The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-14 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

There being Ballots on the Election Petitions
for Penryn rsnd Ipswich, the Gallety was not
opened until five o'clock.
A considerable discussion took place on the
Ayr Navigation Bill. Mr. Bernal opposed the
Clause, which went to exempt the .Canal from the
burden of poor rates Admiral Sotheron, Mr. S.
Wortley, and Sir J. Graham, supported the clause.
The discussion was interrupted lay the-appearance
of Mr. LEY at the Bar with the reduced List of
the Committee on the Election Petition against
the return (or the BOROUGH of P>`NRYN• The
Dames were •••••
T. P. Williams

Sir J. Ikughey

Right Honourable S. J. Stuart
H. Metcalf
W. ft. Bongliton
D. Sykes
C. Ellison
N. W. H. Coburn'
C. Harvey
'ICH.

Sir N. Colihuist

It. L. Lester

G. Munday

C. M. Cheere

Honourable R. Neville

IPS V

The following names
reduced List of the Jpsw
S. Marjorihanks
Sir W. Rowley
J. Carter

Lord Brudenell
M. Russell
T. W. Beaumont
Sir T. Baring

were brought up as the
ich Election
1 Hon. W. S. Lascelles
J. ti. Lanibton
Hun. It. H. Clive

.1. Brogden
Admiral Sotheron
Lord Althorp
Bootle Wilbraham.

After some further observations from Mr.
Crompton, Admiral Sotheron, Mr. S. Wortley,
and Mr. Sykes, upon the clause for exempting the
Proprietors of the Ayr and Calder Canal from
liahility to the Pours' Rate, the Haase proceeded
to a division---
For the Amendment
Against it . ...... 60
Majority for the Amendment -17
A Petition was presented from Occupiers of
Land in the neighbourhood of Lichfield, complain-
ing of Agricultural Distress.
Lord NUGENT begged to ask the Right Honour.
able Gentleman opposite, whether it was the in-
tention of his Majesty's Ministers to, postpone the
third reading of the Malin), Bill.
The CHANCELLOR of the ExCII6QIIIIR said, thit
it was his intention to move the Order of the Day
for that purpose.
_
Mr. LITTLETON presented a Petition from the
trailers and other NVorkers in Iron in the county
of Stelfordphire, complaining of distress.
Sirnihr Petitions were presented by Lord Arehi-
.salti liamiltop, from the Cooclamitkere of "ail-

burgh, and from Traders and Manufacturers in
the Burgh of Pere h.
Mr. RICARDO moved for an Account of the
Number of Gallons. of Foreign \Vine, together
with the Excise Duties paid thereon, from soh
180 s. to s:h July, 1819, diatingt►ishi+tg the
French from lift other \Vines ;- also, an Account
of the Number of Gallons of Foreign Spit its,
with the Excise Duties paid therei),
+he same periods, distinguishing the different Li-
quorS.
Upon the motion► of the CHANCVLLOR of the
Excnr,Qtrea, the Order of the Day for the third
reading of the Nintiny Big was read, for the pur-
pose of discharging and postponing the third
readi«►t; till to-morrow„
Lord NUGENT said, that 18 Notices and three
Orders of the Day stood for to-morrow, and as
precedence was given to the Notices to-morrotv,
he soggetited‘that it would be convenient to post-
pone t!e, third reading, with an understanding
that the ASittioy Bill should conic on first to-
morrow, 14 ,o •s his intention in move a redoc-
'ion in the 'lowlier of men, and it would he ex-
tremely convenient if this suggestion were ac-
ceded to.

CHANCRLLOR Of tl►e EXCFTEQUER S4ld, that
the tiumbet Nwiet's %%Ilia stood for succeeding
days would render it inconvenient to make any
alteration in the usual course-.
• The further consideration of the Limerick Elec-
tion Petition was postponed from Monday the 19th
to Tuesday- the 20th.