The Sun.
London, England, 1820-06-13 00:00:00

Pi\ RLIANIENTARY BUSINESS.

Notices of Mot ion;:and Orders of the Day, which now, stand
in the Order Book of the Home of Commons, for tliis day,
To-tnorrow, Thursday, and Friday next.
THIS • DAY; •
NOTICES OF MV.TIONS.

Lord Jabn Russell, Copy of a Memo, ial presented to the
Secretary of State (Colonial Department) by two Natives of
Parga, and Papers relative thereto. -
Sir John Newport, Consideration of Reports of comnag,,
sioners of Inquiry into Courts of Justice in Ireland, and es-
pecially as regarding Taxation of Costs.
Sir John Newport, Bill to 'extend the facility of Entry
given by the. Corn Intercourse Act of ItiOti to all articles not
liable to duty, in the ports of Great Britain and Ireland re-
spectirelv.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Bill for the more easy
and effectual examination of Public Accounts.. .

tiftBERS OF THE DAY.
Penryn Election Petition; Ballot • for Committee, at three.
--Ipsys:ieh Election Petitions; Ballot for• Committee, at half
after three.—Linen Bounties Acts; Report thereupon._
Aliens Regointim) Bill ; Sec.inll Reading.—lrish Tithes Bill;
Stcond Reading.—Customs Duties Regulation Bill.; Third
Reading.—Watch and Ward Bill; Committee.

TO-MORROW.
NOTICES of NIOTIONS.

Mr: Sergeant Onslow, Standing Order to prohibit the in-
troduction of Bills for the Regulation of any Trade or Ma-
nufacture, unless upon the Report of a previous Committee.
Mr. Parnell, Bill to amend that part of the Poor Laws
which authorises the Arrest and Transportation of Irish
Paupers to any part of the.frish Coast.

Lind Arcbilmid Hamilton, Papers regarding the Commis
Lion i.tltiquity into the Courts of Justice in Scotland.

........
Sir Williamturtis, Regulation of the Militia of the City
of London.

Nlr. IVrottesley, Bill to prevent the Publicity of the Spe-
cifications of new Inventions inrulled by Patentees.
Mr. Daly, Motion regarding the I, surrection Act (Ircland•)
Sir Benry Parnell, Select Committee on the sixth Article
of the Union with Ireland, as to the Ten per Cent. Duties ;
and on the Countervailing Duties.

ORDER OF Tile D.Y.
Colchester Quarter Sessiont 13ill ; Second Reading.
THURSDAY.
NOTICE OF .;%toTioN.

Mr. floblionse, Motion regarding the assumed power of
L'uni,htucht for publishing Proceedings in Courts of Justice.

OROCH3 OF TUE DAY.

Berivieli-neon-Twced Election Petition.; Ballot for Com-
mittee, at three.—Limerick City Election Petition ; Ballot
for Comulitfee, at half-after three.—Landlords and Truants
Bill ; Second Reading.

FRIDAY.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Labourers Wages Bill; Second Iteaduig.--Narigable Rivers
Robbery hill ; -Second Reading.—Privately Stealing in Shops
Bill ; Second Reading.—Dwelling How, Robbery Bill ; se-
cond Reading,—Capital Felonies Coioniutation of Punishnent
Bill ; Second Reading.—Capital Felotiits• Repeal Bill; Second
Reading,—Forgeries Bill; Second Reading.—Mines Property
Bill; Second Reading.—Court of Clianeery (Ireland) Bill;
Conatuittet.—Connnittee relative to the Queen.

NoTICF. OF moTioN.
Mr.-Chancellor of the Exchequer, 13utli;ut. Committee
of Wap and Mcaus,)

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THE SUN.

SOLENLQUIS I,C iRE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1820.

We received this morning toe Pans Papers ut
Saturday last: The discussion in the Chamber
of Deputies on Friday was again confined to the
Election Projet, wit;►ont straying into details of
riot and tumult. The amendment moved by M.
13oiN was, after a lengthened debate, agreed to
by a majority of 185 to 66. This amendment,
► wlaicl changes the whole character of the projet,
is to the following effect :—That the Departmental
Colleges shall consist of the Electors paying the
most taxes, equal to a fourth of the whole number
of Electors.oftach Department ; that these Col-
leges shall elect 172 Deputies ; that the Electoral
Colleges of Arrondissement shall each elect a De.
pity; these Colleges to consist respectively of all the
Electors having their political domicile in each
Arrondissement ; the fitth of the present Deputies
that are to he renewed, to be elected by the Col-
leges of Arrondissement, and in the following
Sessions the Departments having to renew their
Deputation,' to elect them as above. This
amendment appears to have been the result
of a compromise between the Minister and
a number of the Deputies who bad previ-
ously opposed the Projet, and the amount of
the majority is thus accounted for : the discus-
sion of the remaining articles was postponed till
Saturday ; there will now probably be little diffi-
culty in getting through them. The following
are Extracts :--

" PARts, JUN 3 10.—The King transacted
business yesterday with the Duke de Richelieu,and
the Count Simeon, Minister of the Interior,

" A larger number of National Guards than
usual were yesterday stationed at the Chamber
of Deputies.

" Some tumultuous assemblages took place
again at 10 o'clock on Thursday night, particu-
larly near the Porte Saint Martin ; a few shouts
were heard, but there were a large number of
persons who were merely present out of curiosity.
The esseinblages were dispersed by the military
without any accident occurring.

" M. Kerstry, and several Members of the
Chamber of Deputies, have called upon M.
Jarry, the Juge d'lnstruction, to receive their de-
clarations respecting the events which occurred
on Saturday last.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday

74 f. 65 e.

DEPSRRSD STOCK.
CH the 22d March, 1817.. lO2 f. 99 c.
• 22d March, 1320 SO f. 23 c.

" MADRID, MAY 29.—We regard as a contra-
diction the silence of the letters from' Cadiz, re-
specting a report that the troops in the Isla de
Leon were on the 19th under arms, and that
the Bridge of Zuwzo had been broken down in
consequence of its having been discovered that two
of the Rekinients in'Garrison at Xeres .had in
Concert with one of the Regiments in the Isla
formed the project of surprising tharpoint, and
delivering it up to General Freyre."

It appears flout the communications of the Earl
of LIVERPOOL last night in the House of Lords,
and of Lord CASTLEREAGH in the House of Com-
mons, that the system of. negociation and adjust-
ment is to be carried on, in order to obviate if
possible the inquiry of Parliamentary Committees
into the nature of those Documents which have
been submitted to both Houses, on the subject of
the charges against her MAJESTY. ‘Ve confess
that we are astonished to find, that after all the
rumours that have so long been in circulation

deeply affecting her MAJIIsTY'S character, after
all the measnres which Ministers had taken, appa-
rently with a view to have the charges thoroughly
examined, and after the expoetation of the Coun-
try, and, we nt,sy say, of all Europe, had been so
strongly excited on this 'important occasion, all
matters are likely to evaporate in furno. We are
far from w'shing that,any unnecessary discussions
should take place, and most ardently and solemn-
ly desire that :owe 11,91:curabl: Drature could tg:

T E A 'l' RICA I, sit EGIsTE K.
Pe:fiarnzed.l,(t.vt
THev,ruc ROYAL, MIL/ ItY-LANC.—Veniee Preserved; Jallier,
Nit-. Dean; Ttelvidera, Alter which, The
Admirable Crichton.
rHEAT. r.„ : Virginius,
Mr. Macready; Icilius, Mr. C. Kemble; Virginia, Miss
Fnote; Servia, Mrs. Connor. Atter which, Harlequin
and Cinderella.

4,4 For Letter I. on Agricultural Petitimis, signed " A
Daily Reader of your Paper," see the First I'age.