The National Register. — London, England, 1823-02-02 00:00:00

0 _ COUIF OF COMMON COUACIL. PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. • A Court of Comma Coaxial was held es Wednesday last. for she purpose of asking in, oessideraties the propriety of petitioning Pagiamest es the esbjeet of Reform. Mr. Alderman WaIITIMAN. addressing the Coat said, is the abierestiess he weeniest te make be sineskt on morel , names the UMW, fir modem whielri it was Ii Me snare of the present representation of the peens to preapi—ney owe, 411 nadir almost nesseary. k the lime of Eng William the peon amblishmest of Mis euestq cossiesed of one 10,000 mss--end then tee, 'there wee • Preemie to the Thome. Is the British nation se insensible to the haesisp of its anti orb& Constantin as to seed the ems of is edinisistrsiies to be softwood by WOW beyeeets 1 WA eosin meet for the vossidersties of robin grinnees without Meng • military force safer oar sons—es at Masehease—mad 1. all then sets Mee are soder the olden of the Banish Nististry. Cos nee Ministers them be smoldered se wing for the bawls of the seas 1 Use they be sepportag the agility of do theme! I um afraid not—and bang fearful epos that pent, I Mink I em perfeedy jostilled is raising my ismble Iroise in favour of • radical reform is the Administesties ear bunted Csnlits- Isoa sad the shore so, Nang. es I de, that those very mos, whose conduct is thus scene N the damn innresei of the people, profess to be asteated is their loinevisioss of or rights, by that very Coedited's. whose turfy festores they have roe oared it soarosly poseildo is recognise. Us worthy Akier uea then altered at loses kW a ounidentios of Ills maw is wWh tim Members of the Hoses ef Common are retuned —it would be Mud es is examintin of Government nos meets, that eighty-one of than Members Anal snag lbell the ism eose sem el 1116,11721. 6s. 10Id., the praise* of the lanes, wens frees lien wham they ere said to represent. It was worthy of remark, that this Worming was sollected boss Gownsman papers, mil be meld sot bet admire the paschal* exhibited for Motion ; it would farther b• least from the owe sown that My other Member* were heathen, sees, es Nophews of Is In worthy somber. of eighty-nisi. The io liessese of these Reprevistadves(ef somebody, it most be 'op posed), will necessarily be exerted is support of a system upon which they dune. la the easily of Cormsll any 121.41 is divides!' nursed 16 member. There were three paltry plans (Gann, illningly. sod Reigns, we believe) ever which a basket might shoes be throws ' retuned six mem ben, end yet there were Mt km eleeton. In Waning it person only vote for the oppuinmen of Moe who are sup posed to topmost the whole noisy. This being the messier is which the people of Greet Briton are represented in PAM -111111,1111, was it surprising that Mot people Medd be weighed dews by excessive audios ! and were we now to be told that so Mane was namosary is the eibititsties of the Hesse of Canoes f The Means. a u .beite—" sod, least of all, seals Menge as we frond bring thens"—ked the beldam to tees resod epos these who celled for Reims, and oak ties What is it yea Radicals mat' Ile yes require CHI Re presentatives of the People of Gnat Britain ' boo and nap' for the support of lag. rag, mod bob tail r Ho would mower Nos The Reformers of Region demand only that the property at the emery should be fairly repreessted—flat those who pay the ethos shield be elliewod to have a vein in Modishnes s eats of those texas—end sooner se later must be the case.— The ary for Reform who sew the genial vein of the greet body of the people, add swam or later the kw mast wield I. the reel interests of the many. He bed oessopied the time if the Coin dos at lesgib, I. WILK to give this and the pablie s fill mod sad .correct view of the Edition of AA nag n osed ty for Reform is the mosso in whin the Bridals Conti tusks was administered. The worthy Aldermen encisded by moving the feilewisig resolution Tbst it appears to this Coed, that the present avormess Issetham and distresses of the essetry lave Net arises from unforeseen' or unvoadoble greoesstseees, bet ban bees the Necessary malt en Meg seem of anon lollessue, estrevs gene sod mande—of wan, rashly sod enseasesarily soder lakes--and esennoss o ' igablinhensts—a profusion of die ratio messy in signs plena sod sinceree—ood of as ion mout lased* ir t r i g .ria t 9 111 st prof mad Mows us- Mown ~ Ismer • ...au whisk hove irises, semi bore grown up MI their presenspertestese stogeiteds, frees Me wan of that mestiationi entreiti widish en may 'he And I. aMe aid sesserepted repressotedes of the pups is Parlaimest. •• Tin • Patitios he therefore pranged be the How of Comenessionylog Nat they will lake ell thew hots ma tir esomeness Ina their sessiderstise, sad immediately ease all pregnable redeotiews is be made is the pada 'speeding.. end adept mei assesses se may elreat.allJ restore to the people their fair sod just Where is the Iwgiolatare, by a fall, fair. ad free newesentsties is PedismeiM Mr. lAirtLl. rale fa 111•011 ed it. He said, that this wed jest hie besdreddi time is the nurse OM years es whisk be bed alderned the Court •or the pinta epos this IlleSeellielis 'no doe. He nagestsdned the Court spas the pawns mode is ihe public *sin, sod after some prefatory obsonatioss open the state a the espresso...ties of the shy, when only en of their represestalivos (Alderman Weed) sand be brought te give stiesties to ids ossiginents apes questies, Mr. Fend proceeded a reply a the positios bold by Mr. Cumin easestly, that it would endanger the Monarchy te give • greeter member sf represestitivres to lb. people. sorely the peens must be greedy dissented with Mossroky if they wore is • state reedy to get rid of it me this Ant opportunity. Bet he deeded that the people were diselfested, sod said, List the majority wore sod always would be maims advocates of the releasable precep tive. of the denreigs, end were well aware of thi neeeseity of mentainieg them, is sedge to keep the Centennial is a Mola rs! SW*. After segos obornatien es the Mate of the repro essistass, mid the greying neesseity fee • rens, be mosoluded by moving resoletnas. expensive of Me maim of the Coen es the seesesity of sparlismestary refers. s redeeties .of the espied tan, Ls. M. The Recorder was east to pet the ensiles, whom Aldermee VIINABLIS MOB end said, Met. allbsogh he erne before the Coon ender greet iliendvantspee. eAss the two very able sod overhand speekeek yet be meld on resist the op • Perlualiq tmleriod hie swilasms spas N. imported ens ign He declared net it was Ms dorine Opiasos, that a reform in Parfinmest wee shoolsbely n..isary a the safety of the Comeitutisn. He essielsask by saying it was impossible sot be pariah* that a spill Of bosky wee abroad, sad from the greets of the 'plisse it wee evident that they most ultimately gain repnsemisllmi Is GoverineeL IN shun. those who advocated ad out rood shores as their worst slats, maid Iled that they might as wed attempt Is Mop the dam of light is the messing. se be Meek tea pesseses s ei= opines es this great ashiest.—(Leod imt.eurenesdi ) Mr. DixoN thought the mignon • s right of sig. doge wend miaow the edgy if the semetry• Could then who set the vest whim, the public, is sholids, say where it would stop? Mr. JAMAS was against the nalim. __ - THE NA TI Mr. SLAM end Mr. Tinos 'Ripened it at greet kept& Mr GaLiowise mid be &best& 110 • Wenner vows priaciptc if there were not i single grievasoe in the oseetry. It was the best evidesse Get tie reformisms were set revelationists, tbet they proposed I. submit Is the body tbet oseasioesd prierasees, to say wbst the remedy et Ibis* grievances Mould be. Mr. Camelia opposed the modes; eel Mr. Pam. rep. parted it. Alderi••• WAIIIINAN NOW ; when the gaieties was pat, sad *be reselaties carried. GAME LAN& " Though the Forest Laws are now mitigamd. and by degrees trowss entirely obialete. yet huts this rum has sprung a dotard slip, known by the MOW of the Game Law.now armed to and waninning in its highest wigwag, bola founded oa the same nreenaroaalie anion af property is wild evened, aradliottproductire St t same tyranny to Me Cbrarnerio ; but with this difference. that the Forest Laws established one mighty hunter iliseoghs out the laud, the Game Laws hate raised a little blilelled in every manor, and. •in one respect. tie anoint' la w was muchles s unreasonable than the madens, fee the King's Grantee of a chase or free warren Webs kill pme ia every pan of his franchise, but now Weigh • freebolder of Ws than 1001. a year is Sadridd:M to kill • ' partridp me his own estate, yet nab* Ad, art even k the Lord of the Manor , melees be bath a grant of a free warren eanswe do it without esemaittiag • Umpass."— Blacitstene's Coaseastiarnit, vol. 4. pep 410. As the evil sal which the illumines. Cominemater en on the Laws of England complains. is set rawslkad to any county is particular, it is desisable abet the maim at large should be awakened to a sense of its exists trace. Proceedings under the Game Laws, bawl besi carried to such a length, that they have evened esnwel disgust.. and have left the middling classes of society no ahem.• live, but of standing up manfully against epramion and injustice. or of crouching at the fat of these who seem to expect from their inferiors the emu atom submissioe, thulatissidest end most insepsatillet coetessemm informations with as are positively become a trade, which has champed the character English rustics— created a most odious sperm of espoinage, and tamed peasants is infunners and hunters for penaltiya. To such an extent does the cupidity of these myrmidons] carry them, that some of them have ban known to put hares and ilessants into wires, as baits to decoy wretches Mr whose conviction they hare an appetite. Magistrates seldom meet,, but several convictions take place ; in souse instances dseevediy. in taken quo@ the . reverse; when prticeetdngs are yen. Dot for the pees tretiois of any right of err party. not fur the restrains my correction us the midnight depredator. hut for preventing respectable aid fair sisortansen front shooting on their own land, and on that of other persons who have given teem permission. Mr. Burke announced 30 years ago that chivalry was gone to the tomb of its lingers—and an informer in the resent enligh‘enel age is a very repsdable character EanlioldenW by the really culpable iodtherence with which the classes have surveyed the gradual advances or the er.rocraey ha tyrannical measures. some landed proprietors have slipped ie-yond the limtit. which their dawn dear statutes prescribe. Waking a " rigour beyond the Law," they hive planned the right or seu.d big their gamekeepers into the lands of their copybolders, collaring the tenant's tenants, and takiing away game intended for their masters. Such illegal proceolings, such humiliating insults me guns insole/IMO and if Englishmen submit to them tamely, let Mem no longer talk of " the Mettle of their Paialifte " Our prism's are crowded with peasants who have been convicted wider the Game Laws. the cases of Many of whom are ezceeilingly hard. Not many days sinew a former'. atnaat was commit ted for three months , :he 40 picked up a hare which he f.tand in a wire es he sees drum: Air teem COWS Air gresler'sJield—he hell * about three minutes, and uu seeing she gamekeeper. slew it down—this act the magistrate was obliged, aa4he law OWN stands, to con strue dooms the AstreJiw isle. The late Mr. Horner said in the House of Gommoos that " there were no two auimakfire Nohow having so strung an antipathy **anise each water as a Jamie* of the Peace and a Poacher." If this be true as a general axiom, is admits of many exceptions. Some Jussieurot the kace are nut fern sialercr—are liberal and candid, and if they were to is. dare their sentiments. often feel a repugnance to rang into eatcution the inconsistent aud 'wisdom' laves rabbi Stip to game. ' It is high time to appeal to the legislature fur a moth. fication of some of these statutes, which eel only si/itatse ageisol rights ef properly. but are injurious to use rete• u ae, as tuey utter many persons from taking out cent- fiestas. Justice and common sense demand that no man hat. ing a certificate. arid sporting on his ewe land, or Mal el . his iseighbow with commit. should ik Litic to a Ow And inc freeholders ot Great Britain should speak freely to their representatives on this subject at the neat genets! electioo, or sooner if opporinnitiea should rifler. Iu the mean time societies ought so be formed for the defence of persons improperly prosecuted under the Game Laws, which would in every arose of use words. be Cinanits,‘ast Societies. • am•••••••••••••••-•••••••• -- - We rejoice to learn that meetings have been held in the different Hundreds through Noriblk, fee the purpose of disowning any pa . rticipstioa in the vil la:sous principles contained in the Petition which was recently, and almost unresisredly, allowed to disgrace the county by its adoption. Dr. Jenner, the diameerer of vomination, expired on Sunday last, after a vary short ilthess. at his house at Berkeley, in the 74th ' , eat of his sge. , • • . "(1 1 • I v.. a tH0.71 TUESDAY 14111"3 GAZA s 11e. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED: J. Douglas and D. mkt seelL Fleet Street, drapers. J. Esetwo...l, Melthems. Yorkshire. &while- BANKIWPTS. W. W a lk 's . Bc bait. . teem..hire, woolles onattacamse. Solicitors. Messrs. Rl'iseasod Cu. Chancery Larm. J. B"k•idllo. Qom Smut. Chr•-aide. walks dram?. Sets. Megrim Hrimokood Cr. St. Modr;i's Court. Fouhry. J. Bitch, Ris 1110 L Mr. Almada/. Cony Street. Vileola's um C. Cirtemits W Souserest.iimeinedr. Belt Moot Eme and Ca Ma Owe. Beard. W. 'meek Eidereseder. Sommeilikko. Noes drepot ask. - M•* rt Hurd and Co. Temple, R. Genii:ch. Painswidt. Olskosilhalkse. bobs. SAL kedilwle Dr: and Co. Gvlldford Serest C. Marne, Bir.ndnghhw, diaggisti lie& Messes. Now sad Co. Gray's lon Square. L. Bradshaw. Aelingtn, Loatakko. /isle. Sd. Mr. Nor ris. John Same. Bedford Row . Wt Arraineg. Arundel Moist. tailor. SoL Mr. Yow,e. Raked Street. Onkel Buret. S. Waves& and T. 1.y% laiderarieMm t _earpot Meatifee- Meemb Sok. Mem Whim sad Co. Foruktere Ise. W. IlMoomma. jwit. Bewley. TWAIN. insects. Sol. Mr. It r lisse.Ceararkery J. lethal, liktem i r re Gairge. Semeisellikke. builds". W. Mr. Potion. Haase areas.. F. W. Ronk. Wkitederpol Road, boot Sal. Mr. Wrlgla. Reinhardt Sawst AL J. J. Dinka. Clevefrod:Caurt, St. James's Moe. St. Jimmies Street. tailor. ask. Moat S end Co. OM I I. A. J. Cumming. High idasessameam. l 2. • Mr. Hatctine, Crown Conn. does* Slyest. DIVIDENDS. Fab. IS, J. Jackson. torketweid..Tesfrebial. MISOMMIt..4I9 W. Godd Jed F. Greeds,. Maim UM. Weed least. Clomp mielhAsuktre- Mit. I. Tryon's. Weolbeisto, Stumm filksengsom 21. J. F. Hot Mon. TOlll et Deem. murebenamia. G. ilsrlistp J. Cawing, Bakal Court. Onset Gordesb _woollot n i sc hs St. T. Gilson. jr-i. Limped. brad belsk—a, I. • lesueldenos Row. Heamsy, sommisest...lS, J. C Gerrard *rest, St. Amass. Westminster, Elands sash faturee.-4W as llll , l4 4s emposi. 'hokum's g.,71;: I. Hnka% Tom mut Real. Be. taima-41. T. Deekon. Hiselay. Lienewiiim IeATRS as be wild Feb. It. W. Hadidd. mm. H inessamer—T. Dudley. Wessaimmhire, .ail kmmasumsmmi Alsowerdtia bolt Leamsilet whitstom-J. B Kameter, like. men tanowthelfriermil. AvYAtt Y Oats* Smit e ell sad Mkureshe T. S. Amt. Chippenkent Rom iimpas.: IP. ly s ,lAwmpest, assadmat. eamsmmosamos. MELANCHOLY SHIP W HECK. The brig rams. Sam Newtesedlamd, Mame tote the baritone of St. Hither yesterday moiming, (Monday, the 15th tamest, bay* ea heave aim assobe wervideg pert of the crew et the ship Wirionews, whisk harieted is a heavy gals seer the coast of kolsed.ms lie Sib bistast. The Wirdersisr• was yslna ship of IS mos bunko, with a en. w miss sad he he was hayed from Old Criollar I. Liverpool, lades with palm ed, hwy. ariAmood, sod hater Iseasetn• dams I. spook. —.Ge the of Jeremy, mi NI pm. Whig is SO degrees List ear la Wass& le dm midst eta dolma pie. the muss' a heavy at., whisk the ri m hum the desk. away IS. limes, sad split the ke prook ; it also carried away part of the simmelikos. mg the @hip 'sable, a great deal if wear, the poops were kept emotaMiy pkg. At elem. .'dock, a teammates sea streak her whisk hove her her.. her beer ewes, seeded sway her femme nee bowsprit, and embed the mower ad eight of the aw orsubmwd. She int erciii:elly lilted, bet the ressainiag past of dm twee Meng est away En mak sad Mese masts, she righted. le akw mimosa were the derma were kneed sp by the preemie* of the water andermatb ; amid the crew, sew reduced ft manes.. were obliged to seek "dap en th e poop. la the seem eras eight twosome heeds were wished overboard, sod meat day me My died themes emissive cold red fatigue. la.this-herrid sites am, strains; every serve le asaimaio their bold easiest the fury of the wee, which thremmed every 111111INIM to herd/ them, the miserable reenlist of the crew reamieed without my • saMitssaw whatever, mail the 15th instant, who at lathe 'Meek, the brig Veers, of Jamey, beve in sight, end with a praiseworthy buseseity every effort was mad. to nesse the uslisppy seaters frees their pyrites' diadem Bet hero soother dilculty promoted itself, tor the nom bed ket beats, aid had otherwise bees materially Injured in • previous gale ; the eel, .sthod therefere, of whom was by swissinisig, mil the amiummee of ropes throws toward* the meek, by 'erisitesesses shoat S p.m. sine men at isegn got . em board the Ices, two more beim; drowned is the attempt. Nothing amid mooed the elleatiee of the weer wed crew et the Vara, to the safertmeMo suferers ; they gave them up their beds, mud shared their clothes wit., the.; the Swims* to thee Aloes of hosisaity hong Mr. Nicoll", (see to Judge Nicoll'. Ewen/am of the Ream). who fortunately kippered le be ea bused. The followieg is a list of the crew of the Windermere : Drowneti. C. Lyon, master ; lasses Fos. mums ; T. d.sith, sarpeeter ; W. Genesti, steward; W.Tmite, Joseph Jaime, sod C. Tear, coopers ; J. Middletem. mikeeker ; W. Martin, G. Barnet, D. Wolf, end C. Grown, sessiem ; H. Wade. sod C. Oelleiss, hey.. Serviven—J.llpreem. chief mate ; J. Maddie. mimed dim" ; W. T. Lyme, clerk ; T. Camas. hostswaie ; H. Roberts, cooper; T. Fick, earpeeteer mete; R. Retry, H. Ramey. sod C. Hood, mamieu. Lord Colchester is appointed Secretary of State for the Colonies, in the room of Led liathurst. A fee eights Mem. after the family of a Pediemian is Haas• place. zilesee-street, Chelsea, had pee to bed, the area woe opened, shod the kinlimmdose was quieit!y shot. A.i elm. be. prevailed tit:memo the pease, sod it was Wholly . . f Ai d lb .1); -9 ►' F I Y insdithaty pa.. searched brit* spirited proprietor; whin, after • short tins, • very olopetly dressed young ism walked deliberately forth front the sod eau. mad was esolteid. Darin • inmersatio• ifterisards bemoan in propriaterof the boos* tad his eoptivii, it inroad oat thee the Ms kid base &slimily in the habit of pitying his moms hotrod iidei Iso tiro lady's mid. mho. I whin sailed no, rehichamtly irmodlotod do foot ; and rho *ay Whorls felt matron* grialiorhiskin roireielmg his liberatioa. 0a Moods, af,erstoon. Mes alleinnutar. • regrettable cool nitroliami, nisit.iag is Oloollent Mt, was oismirersiog with his chief clerk. iimo giving diroolligtoblis to haws • ipasistity of ••• ovals isialoyod to him co Os filleirivilly. whs. Mr. look waster so dimly sairlained, " Oh; Led I shot is lior miter I with es, 1 stantly expired. Ho had prorioosly sifted am exaelkat lode at health. ' . . .• - . . ';-•,,:)/ . - .. • f T . - 4 0 . ..„.. , . ._„,.. 11 , . .:. • 1 31 .J =