The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-27 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The SPEAKER ef,nte down :I: twi) o'clock ; but
there WflB not a sofficiont Atirod,ince to enable
him to t,,ke tin it hilt-past two. The
Clerk nten proceeded :o swear in a number of
AitcW}erg. ni4.!l L! whom were—

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Mr. Mr. ITarren, Air. Beckett, Mr. Abercrombie,
Mr. Ricardo, Mr. W. Whitbread, Mr. Davenport, Mr.
li.nsfield, Mr. Benort, M 7. Purtniau, Mr. Childe, Mr. T.
Wilson, Mr. T. H. Davis, Mr. Ure, Mr. Lindsay, Lord A.
Hill, Sir H. Parnell, Mr. N. Calvert, Mt. F. C. Ponsonby,
Mr.. 7. Calcraft, Mr. Cawthorne, Mr. Horrocks, Mr. Whit-
nmue,SiuT. Adam], Mr. Gordon, Sir G. Clerk, Mr. P. Moore,
the At tor. ev-General, Alderman Smith, Sir C. Morgan, Lord
J. Fitzroy, *Lord Palmerston, Sir W. Congreve, Mr. Bruce,
Sir E. Harvey, Sir it Wigrain, Mr. Brandley, Mr. Ward, Sir
.7. Shelley, Mr. Lygon, Mr. Fellowes, Lord W. Bentinck, Mr.
Spurri;‘r, Sir C. Mordaunt, Lord Temple, Lord Barnard. Lord
I.ll2lgrave, Mr. DClll3Olt, Lord J. Russell, Mr. Bankes, Mr.W.
Druid is, Mr. Arbuthnot, the Marquess of Worcester, Mr.
Vernon, Mr. Freemantle, Mr. Holme, Mr. Williams, Sir J.
Gen. Gascoigne, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Blair, Mr.
Neville, Mr. O'Grady, Lord C. Fitzroy, Sir U. Burgh, Mr.
Fitzgibbon, Mr Dickenson, Mr. Innis, Sir dames Macdonald,
Sir Owen, Mr. Cost, Mr. W. Howard, Sir C. Burrell, Mr.
Irvim4, Lord Brudrnell, Mr. Sumner, Mr. Sheldon, Colonel
Wood, Ltd E. :Somerset, Lord Weymouth, Mr. tI. IVilbra-
haul. Mr. G. Bankes, &c. &c.
Adjourned et half-p 4 four.

LONDON JOURNALS.

FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

[Morning Chronicle ]
We understand that when the Deputation of
Itlercli4nts waited on the Earl of Liverpool with
the Petition which we inserted en Tuesday last,
the Noble Earl told them with candour, that if
they expected the repeal of the Corn Bill, they
must nut look for the support of Government to
the measure. There were at that time Meetings
of Land-owners and Farmers in many parts of the
Kinv!om, repining Petitions to Parliament, to
pray for further protection; and iu this contest
between the two parties, Ministers were resolved
ro adhere to the measure which 1)811 passed.in-to.o
law—to gise to the exiting arrangement the fur-
ther experience of time. One point which the
Met chants urged with great force of argument
was, !hit all prOlilb;tiotl3 should be taken off, as
most fatal to commercial intercourse with other
nations, and which was in itself a most visions
printiple. Instead of totally excluding articles of
'---reign manufacture from entry at our CusttNm-
houses, let duties be Ltd on them for the protec-
tion of the home manufacture, if thought neces-
sary ; but let them at least he admissible. This
would, in its eff,et, open the eyes of foreign
States to the advantages of the same policy, and
might lead to that interchange of commodities by
which they might all be benefited. To this pro-
position the Noble Earl paid marked attention,
and we trust it will be act, d on.

[Brilisll. Press.]
A rumour prevailed yesterday at the west end of
the town, that the Ministers had rendered their
reigna,ions to his Maksty, in conse►quettce of a
difference of opinion upon a -very delicate subject.
This report has probably origin.ted in the bustle
among the Ministers within the last two days;
hut that may have been caused by the necessary
preparations for the opening of the new Parlia-
ment this day.

[Morning Herald.]

An Iliustrioos ‘Vidower, it is whispered in the
Fashionable Circles, has recently entered into a
private :mai-liege with the daughter of a Noble
Duke.

EDINBURGH, APRIL 24 —This being the day
Appointed for the celebration of his MAJESTY'S
Birth, the Banks and Public Offices are shut, and
at noon the great guns were tired front the Castle.
All the troops in the district. consisting of the
8001, cotnn►andetl by Lent.-Col. COOKSON ; part
of the 33d, tinder Major M'INTYRE ; the Ist Re-
giment of Edinburgh Volunteers, commanded by
the Right Hon. CHARLES Hole, with their Rifle
Company; the Leith Rifle Companies, under Co-
lonel I'ILLANs; the Royal Mid Lothian Yeo-
manry, tinder Sir JoriN HOPE, and a detachment
of Artillery from Leith Fort, paraded in Burnts-
.:2ld Links, and fired a feu-de joie in honour of
the occasion.

1i
MAJEsTY's Mull-day was celebrated at
'l,liichester by a grand Procession and a public
Mittel , nt the Exchange Dining-room, T. SHARP,
Boroughreeve, in the Chair. Upwards of
tirutlenien were present.