The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-05-07 00:00:00

the 4th or the Kook of Prelood. and she repederetee ..f re aming rash poetorseee at the period al wattle preeetie•ed by la" .. 51 e reelemeterr boil proemial eosoder the rind al yawl , Ilse reortrlioe rierisr is termer-we. The Bee, po .let te width three adverted was she marmot of geld that resehl l • • • I. eierolatios we ib- 'hoe of duo .wera. I• a ireetteeeke. Set& to Maio fetieme She letoile. Is ass aerated. that she soma. of •peciteln elloreleriew before Ilee oar was varieedy resiensboli h. as prated*, Is inswral show .e.O earning. Mr. Harems kall,lllotsir Couvreissee,thei Wee niletslaiirot of the isle I ail of I.lyeeprod trTh. tidlt when the restelertee goes i oes.4 en. she Haab. t. %UMW Sub. , specie M cirrus. was l•fiarliddieseer ikatfiSoor awl slieettaaellis ( e 1 I goasistv ..... es wow% iroult a.. uirreAnry. Mr. A 11..ein: howiler Woo tioreactetrl oar . eeso. olleirre , erode that It alir-larlsar 'o4. fions se 'Uri !slime.* t bus that be summed 'hat forty MUlipos yl yd aria waffild. he Perna*, 6 " _of e.rrtdss, U l oil thee wet as nowrett meld ewe be orevinelated • lams mei boson« rimer owl. pejo,* le len Aim foot or ire veers.—The Urine, thew pewee/sot to dried the evidesee of Mr. Mar. moo, Mr. ILswilire. a Cagier, Masker, sad 'then, as she vebi.rt of she rieseem rire.ll which right tie arerwary for our bisetimel rireolatimb Met the Coentobtee otoreved, thee, ooe• wittoterallre din reams , . there will appeared Si. he creel etel cleanest, wish revert to the mew* of wild w Mich might he errewery for poor estramd eireolatke. The Rush might So be titivated for a hauls, either itemisers, Its the state ofetehoope alrraire s pewit at expatiates. eitivitirre ass 4 a di p einem to ho•rd. It woo to b. rowidersil .h., that she steel of p. 441 IN this e.ussire at the pewter.. period awes be very limbed. Ilse Pore roes muse. of Ow Rrurieti.. ilea Merl as es printwheel of gold hearer plow, whereto &odd he tower pi...ability employed. TM. esperraritr we checked le a very stillest drerre by the Lest-bolor eseetmener. prohibiting the esporiarion sirrie. It aspirated we she Ceareartee ales. lbw She G"'":"^"I" other rowdy, weer saw rosupird with proierw for she vebetiteike We their dowirsioes of a meralbe for parr ism. resin t sad these oiseraiinas oererowily disturbed the eaten' ordri..4 dirribudise of die webers awash By arable* the • erhaperr eill as we eafetroorrohle to ski. reentry, these opera. ties s hod added to she rirei .f she loarproarimeet reitrirliwee, wad bad roesiderebts Jammed she Wow of she privirrov ' Vein obese riersimerusres. she Ceseestwee rioweired the: sse iireeesulatire sreseore mold reader she Raul earapeteet, al the pelmet period. to owet the drommsas is bleb w. 1141 he invde no thee et dr rose of 31. 11. she ewe of gold. The dace. mesh is she Appereli it would alibid the sow ample error's)... VOA ilk respect so themes, de seherates with 14,60 relent rr. a. The Corareisiee had aheady shammed, sisal for a comiderable pond ISlderel 1817 the es/hours were le farrier el Abner*. try * used that siege July 1817 they were brio", per. TbW seta ...arable stone Sr the earbirapri. according se she 'pagan Sr fet•Ptel .baton. ea. serrieleord by she loam le foselpe Power% hirli memenred abbe shot rime. sad whirls riered &WM dens,* remota erre of 'peek. teem I hi. eswerry, aed by the is wormer lorpor us leo of ewes bleb had bens rude did. this maw, is Its comer el law par I owl It was the .pirrioa offline it unser shot we *session ea deport .f she Nara al sold mar Wry sulliciess w e.enserwes she Metter three r wantons. Other witnesses. however. wrre of a stifirreat ovioioo, said ewereiri rd she eretwertiat the noses of the Bosh would leave Mtn oat. ..ey time er retiree the Lvelreages to par. However that might be. and is lusteser 'eight be sts , rowel Sr the ea.- wwrable Mae of she Eschew..., the reoreitsre were swasite od them she operations Sr she Sigh at Mortaml suds to be ear eied ms hereafter *kb a essubset referrers se the peke of Aped. with dift clew 111 'bibiblibe thr Estiraserr. Red ehimatels se. wising them to a favetreable Nate. Oa this relviert 'ewe cake lashes wield be bored le she A ppruilia familed NO the e.te main at three ("meet Howes. The evillest*. wish seven le the rreittriatos .tweet of the Isioa. varied. Arcereim to arm Itiars; dole had bees reoistrd boss this erseiesry towards ebr lase knew vs the 1 erwieriss 10.:00.0018o x• 9O miiiihma wr erfeeh wry is rft.di Mork. Mr. llama. theirtbs the MOil• swam eseresird eliw hi mowers see and two leilliaws. Mr. Holhot. sponse, is she lo► see of Ireby l and Carper, . 'm he - oldered s whole ea. Mat sr ea nil of this ry hi lowers orb. ieektiota AMIN. 4 id sal erred Sr. sißi awl hr del not thisk mare Bra tree addling of HIM Sera la Forsch rack. sod it 111. sleek ere nerd 1. adorere M peke. he Ow* a govaidatalsie pan ' ehr ammat amid on tpsl se ha riebiltmall. It era. she (TIM.. or the wit. orsis, Nat e. p-il of thaw lams fassishol 't, bar hareferell sigh the peersfriar (Si the tessomptints n!" bebeha Ihe Bar after hard perlool. Is tortahotateo had referred to Mar miamer law high 'be catheters of Framer and Heeled Mad bre alleesed by various retest or. as. MN.— The Mulch ewe sapcamil Ise hen contrtbasert !smelt' Its Ow' Inasts of Tatlaall Cow. raeseass, red ie Imrtinelar the v one •ap prowl as have nablasseed three &grow of the Mir n", rest, end eel Mo 'schlepps tot ohne marry were nal affected. Fraser., essolthosea log tar great rw00..1 of her eons tibstime se rows Power. wrootel is re-iia her metallic curtsy. her. I lal had and Mr In* otned. shot dr price of geld bad been amarly sis loamy at Parse ray the Or foist 'eels thee 4hewl.Umssdel sal Freed sarrof per err. 11r. Mira.. 044 a kaa crataireaes to the vireo of the res drabs* or la. price of grid in nary. was .1 eatiainsi. that the, rsphl "e -roam a vistriallo put, at geld al reshapes I ese 4 per nat. Wit. Cmasmileee eimichred thejssert and mire of the iN wash t hi. torten timid et paw. Met coal/ hate ea dead pew to ere ea any e of gra ie at may sloe; `Met iherigh a retry to ash paters Si would retrearay be at-' bilard •itheml l6 lll ll el.rt il War their rpinsms that Owe dlikel. lie. seer he • setweighed by the *era n r beanies which *add resale flow oliee troopers. The Crammer owl& Is•mrver, areal% fro. eateries mare al largo litta shit impanant nlbjeet, as they tworeterd the roe ..5 the Here as to the nrcessits rf terra far rash payments had her. already makiewly declared. They retterly sew whims he she eate ibis mann , sod the state rt &Kart 4111/Pleatak w Nth residered le necessary to "mt. pm, the peeinwati.alt re she regeorapre of tar payment, ever arra as Obey one, rat retry del.. g a egad say aggravate the stallealeies of she ceseopploo. Ira* gated their apinirn of IS. &imago. ot • return ie car psymeests, the Cwornithe s,wwd.lery lend sr rseee*d ear prers creiniteed ow t els b. 'tie Hare, Ms recopying themselves is ith the coaohlee aglow or ihe wranwe by eater that retro weight best *caned. A Ow et this w lens bad bees before she Committee, awl she.. world here peril Ow Besse with a geared miliew of N. It was roosted. tbst 'Stet the loit of May. 13/1, the Baer Arid he Allard to def:tor, on a pplicali this, sat Ins Ohm Misty sabarri goad Wit... , at the tale of B. 17s. litled. per rare g this air wet* et trap Arid easeleer fee a poled sines less thas Iwo year. sad an. mars than her pen ham She Ist May, 3911. and On', thee after the 'spinals, of rat poled ear gest meats ilesM he rosined ; shag firm aid after the la Fe rman. 1311,1, tot the let floret of that year, the Book should be ablord io fellow not Ins shat sissy amen al gold at the rare af 41. Is. pre mare. beteg the raw sr which she pa* ha. b-rn in tlw work(' farrows tore paw I and that frees the Ise thsrher, !Pp, to the Ice May, lull, she Beak road dither not les ere ft/ oarevs of polJ a the tale of 31.195. hd. per auara I sod es had bees already stool, on the I.t Sloe. )I I, she Bait 'role deiirer gold al the raw of 31.175. 100. per own. By welshing firm the Plash ehe delivery a A we Igo. low after the Is r er, WWI. et 31. 17.. 114 d. she Mlst peer, a tr.-teeny arid be given She Perk of a speedy wore to seek a soar ref Melds M esi.ted previous la the massareenome of far tesorietiost. ff chewers of tie Mash aliaeld aI Amy period e sated what she enneassmo the enwery relished, ea swear-- dime dams/ andel he wardltms she Rank foe gold. The chief recomaseadatsan pin be the *prier of shit Corrine, was, ere the Itaots. ttoaSA Mr iamb earlier by memo, stile to refer M uollabstal ear powwow There err or he any attained re them for gold. far the lootetial elretthitlim of the enamor, " sod she roll roars therefore wiser la eirodatioe.— rhos pram sf toe circular* of she reetry wear eseolaue namable for She ita"ramet of perdue:Ore larger, and the weber WWI, of the crows a sue this Webs nark the Mar, in p rfeet safely. in stake preperatioss fete ropiest in a nirlallk terreacy. Yet it war probable that a deals on the Bash, to a entail eater, right be eared b r ewrite citemartanres dr* the reread which preceded the cetera al oo.liesieed erb payerus.. Mr. Sarin. whew eta seised re this 'olden, war crates, that deer of this hied teeM meow taw place is self prat amass. fisardlee ba lks. would sake place so a rob leftover doe afire ; sod as there world be us. gold fru r cereelesso. as err he board ..s. Ueda ebbe entertainer. Mr. !snag Bombe If the Boat had to &Dir. In When, shin word he wirier fir every rvero v e. Mr. Baring was riser tire the standard a wale, world he re.erved so iteserr parity by she marvertibility of paper IMO ' this by any eyweas at eon. Mr. Holland stsser.ed shot there raid he Mete elifkulty in carrying reek a puts ire. s Pert, %keels word awn rewore order ail hasmany teas the circaleseirs sad estrum% of the cowry g Oat h would perigee a rot realer, asselatd of ware. awl arse which word be ko satiable era say mosey ahk6 h d vet brew slileireared. The peeled from los Ferrety, It4u, to the re Ma y. 1921, erns suggested by the Cessmalthe as that dent which the Irak staid be relied to deliver Metro far their sole. at a ease opproislartier, to the 11 1.1 pike, rod melee which period they proposed Matt 11 should be delivered at abe Mser pike t sad by tblut usenet they conceived that she IMP,/ of the Bork world be regulated by she real wear of the trestry. The Gorier -4 were aware, rat Podia. moot bad mare the are hied. lille period at obkh the Beak " F UN reftilie Parbrol , rflla entered its «prior, rat • erneelim at las gases war intrable as re esrediria fat ✓emtellag she Bask ea rake prepafallons fay emea s in a r asa pay. mean a ishSet rervesieure. Ti., rooritire were therefore dreiroat den.* roe mltllitional wearily Os the Pahlie In ptc.tst aa nsestuies firs berg rate:lsis* that a farther vegetating se.. W I.! etssl aft in sorb • earair Alp rim" 0gi5 ,06 . 1 ". lode of she liechamea, and to mat way his hem brio* ea tot leered by the meat. it ri g appear he the Home laid the Coamoissee aerobe." tecosteintot a a frees tarseelest suas.d r-t of yam s bet the limo! wood beer in ailed Ma this ulmorflear .sty kink place for a .hart time. Maid with a wine to pint isle C.r a mum ies a metallic am:Ansa al cave. The Com biller .11 ishol to es ram hese o• winner of bake ewer pay. mem I. imy We l, Is Would "dump be Nuke power of Hie Hatit.oresir individeel. to hove 'prefr coined ottlie precionotor• Ind- song, name w herb aught Mr regained of elem. T.-Waimea.. me weer aware of the sahjecthas to she rift olatidis anat. ender 51. son avowal 4 eke seesawed facility which it gg.e in teeny' aid Hod the Mao et the CO•shiter col • in large ovum Ma cos email of bilmetages • blab swatter boles did .64 pekoe. Th ep I wear swan, that is lad hers permed by sway to withdasw the .usall antes altogether fins cis rulas.ao. and to eielmitem id Shelf pia& • metal is ...redoes/. lies it appeared So She Coat rite. shot it would lan he safe in 'skiable's, Me Illeall wane d from eiregintios rasher lima the sea., teed cash paymeen. The arsgpousi o n so forger. might perhaps hr dimielyeed, provided there were no mall mitre is ris Stsfeare $ hal Me Cateeiwisin meld net help hoping that in,. gs might be &timed for mothorlog the imitation of haokuntes on •• r :Ingrid. tiv let present. The Cesegartiee had hare tolerated slat a pleura pnreentios the lei- Mike eflearkumers was wader trial, tad taiga be ripened se be is medians alibis meet nmethet. 1 he levontshir omelets which hod lam • a ilun moneybag el this pl.sn a a. en.flrmeil by the pa yees of the esperimeass yr bleb had e• co. lest, mode. Pit se iletteg to the Peddle • CeNglroul over the ova. mete. laeirethnlim, then would he able to replace she whole circulative g sad she holatecy of these set.., • Matter arrived, woad hate a m emo, Ile their take. whiek without t ;tit rim, they woeM Mal pale*. ill eider to embitter Ruh to inlet mote 'Brattiest', to me pose farmer's( ea the eget tii iota of Om OM Iht Cssatalistee seat tsfeptaine,llllll II would hr nip. diet* to reistione the prnhihition In the Haab from Isom* told at the sale of S. 1;y. 1016 , till the pet lod above anted. The Commute* ronaltined it te enier, in rerogitendi slir ...peal of tie law 'relating She ex portation of aparie na a holly norfecloal to portent garb et pot M. lino. nod as Orrring sushi Irelpillions to pefillf, awl freed.— The Committee rerumsensiled that the Milk of inland should aim sneak cash pyloric. u HIM sit eseethe (If ere beard rep. reedy) after she rroaptio• of mob paymesee by the Bask of Viegined. The Commicee were of apilihill that itie circeatioo st cestary hanky peewee& no ehmain I. a mots en • monk currency. The Collimate? • kited to knew the OlNlnie..l of bola of tvgary bnekrn in rircohtties at different periods. bet they hoe set bees able to olontn any sic brainy evidence is. this saidect, there befog an Imam of k newton she elan newest if 'mount any time is circulating. An scream at the amp ob tained by cmotry barkers rota year, since 1810. had beep for. sided to the Ciesominer. but she Committee trocard from Mr. Llold that the whole woes stamped were eager oi my me time I is circulation. and that Me hayleig paid the defy was en rei deuce of • ease's helag is circulation In new at a/stm a reentry hanker kepi me wavy of hie seers sit boat as he ree sil.ly geoid. sad in She.. of pro s p e rity be hosed them ea mash. Jecoloidtble security. He had stated Is as bb spittle. that in 1 limn of prosperity the circulation at mown Woken might ivory from 40 la 50 minims 8 bet the Comonlitte were or .pi- Men Hai ibis branch of the circulation of the tinestry Dryer merited from twenty In tereety•lre mllligeo. Me lktiontinee won if osintlnn that she eirculisssou of COOesr , likeetkeet was liable to greet ikemiliss. Thu was midget iron the very 1 great :nasalise in the ammo; of were, stesepeJ le differest ; year.; and is Ult. r.rsicolarly shairn in lb* cane a the three i i f loes Banks of limetinad. The ltrysort then proceeded tie is. detail the prupostious ot she Worse( the Haat at Sesintel. Me litoaal Hank of Saaoland. and the lintish losses, C t' three Amelia 'skids fumbled a eery low portion of r il a• rimy of beetked, ii• differess quarters *1 dulr.rrnt ye.... It appeared that is !SIG, reopen:el end 11113, there erre u It. Kau one-third pars of she mon of the Man peeled Olthelniiht from rift-Matins. The properties ief mks ettbdrawe by lb. reesiry baskets of England was still greeter. The !Vestal*, of thematic:, hank, eats likeheei Is 1813 mad 111 4 4 it an , cos sidemMy ',doted ta HIM lb* Caminittee wevenee in. Moeda" This .. time at the lager, periid it was redernleoe-htill Mr. &ache. eased it as his °piano', that el hams er Moisten's teat place in the circulation of she canine. brush. is 181 and lira. wag alt rau.ed by the dsmaisisdiett condo M. a the Desk 111 kmgiand. Ibe tailor. of some hawk, earned mien basal.. however sal.eni they sight he. as they toesicipoted IN their d -reedit. 'lite costar, wink. *ere prielenbsel) Ise le us the 1 D uthi e . eassireesimi of ;heir issues. The effects of Ai.. egrepl they were cogateceurel by nn income., of their:re. sub. Hawk . of England, by diselelabing she asseigot of lb. elreolatima of the r .o. any. w..M e 1.., tee mho of the a hole. Ts ibis died 4 seam or the cliksbilion„ frees the • itiminittiag the times of cavalry baskets, was le • gte.t neoluite. .6 be iiersted She mate of the miehangeele ISIS wed 1617 . Mr la. 'her Is would be et pettiest to devise some remedy for ski. Hoeunitios. and whe ther tome plan might null be ervieed tar she oposteinenl of shit syttein of country Istilt circulation, wishdri interferimt will Me riga. of properly. rma erieoloo resiser tir g which the Coni. neittee, lockout holey evidena. Men 'bet had ye: heard. welt mg prepared so state all *Ohio, a 11.. Home. Si. Esau, cia canotaores afeeted Ilsr sae at of notes revolted from 11. Hash. and the variation.. and dationtioaa in the arraign' t•t country hank paper, a Ord.-sent sums, woo mech. that the Com mittee were of apiaiee so eon I Isins reeld he drawn Goa the nominal amount of the men to sae Hank of England ostetsrod leg at any one dem as to thew eaavedieg or falling below • hat etas required by the tsieletry. Seth are the primingl features of those parts of the R eport whi.b were saws Is the Home. When the Clerk lad /suss the teadieg, It was mined to lie on ilie tank, and to he parted. Mr. TIERNEY asked a question of the Glen. cellar of Om Eachequir across tho table, in a tactile welte which was almost ineadible in tits Gallery. A. far as we could collect what be said, ha asked the Right Hots. Gentleman what project of finance be had hi contesplatioo ; and whether he iateadod to bast recourse In • loan or n.. 1? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, In a tone of voice 'gasify indistinct, esswered, that he had no intention of opening his plan of finance before he brought in the Bedget for the year. Mr. TIERNEY thee said, that on Toesday, the 18th of May, he should move that the Howe do re solve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to take into cousidereeioe the State of the Nation.— ( Loud cries of " Illeor!") It• r. PEEL, in simmer to a question, when the Report would he liken into) consideration, said that he coull not positively state eny time. It would be requisite to hare the Report sell Appendix printed and circulated emu% the Members of the Hesse before any discussion could arise upon them. He !bought that this could not be done iu teal than five or six days. . - THP. iIO'AI. stpicits. .0 HAM'', l'ON,n rising 1. re referring the Petitions daft Corainittee, soil', that after the , which bad been received by the it was unnecessary for him to say any thing of Ale oppression ender which the Petitioners laboured. diereforethonght that there could he no rational eidection to his motion for e Committee. When he , led brought forward his motion regarding the Bo leugh of Aberdeen, he bed stated, es distinctly es he Would, in order to guard agslost misrepresentalioo, both what his motion was sod what it wee net.— Fern under those precastioes be had not hems safe from the insinuations of the Gentlemen opposite.— They bad stated, that this subject we. merely Ned at a cloak for Parliamentary Reform ; he de tOtti this assertion most positively, and said that they might base seen how refounded it was from reading the Petition themselves. Ile had informed the Ileum that the grievance was neither new, nor partial, nor unknown ; hut one of more than 20 yell's' wending, anti of great nototiety ; that it had been referred tea Committee, end that the Report of that Committee bud been printed, end placed in the hands of Member's. He regretted that this Rs port had not been re-printed, es it world have roe.' I oiled considerable information to the Hesse. Ills motion was not for Psrllimeetary Referee, though he ought to awe how far directly and indirectly his too tles was connected with It. In the Bergh, where the Magistrate, were self-elected—Pier, the Noble Lord was intercepted by the seise of some 'Wombats en the Treasury Beech, which seemed to annoy him considerably. lie ohs.' Ted to them, that be did not wish for their attention, bet for their conversion— he did not wish fur their carrifel considerstion of what Ire said. but that comma. courtesy which the Hoop generally wended to every speaker. I—On resuming the thread of his argument, he said, that thirstily indirect rosy in which his motion leeched sp. on Parliaments") , Belem 111 N, that where the Magi strates were 'elf-elected, they returned the Members to Parliament. Now the barrows wished to hire the. lime there in the election of their Migistretes, as their Magistrates had in theelectioo of their Representatives. This wee the only way in which the subject of a Re. form in Parliament was connected with that of a Re-; form in the Burgh System, and hi shoold therefore dismiss titet institution from his miod, without any further remark or observation. He mould stele dist tie "item ender which the Borehs mist, is en dif. (trent from any other in the whole circle of the British enTise—tray, he might sly, In the whole cirilieed • orld, 'het he engirt net ondermand how the line. Gentlemen opposite could possibly defend it. The Committee whirls sat 23 yeses ego, and to which he had before snorted, had reported that the complaints of the Berths erre well founded, and yet no Neit her round shoot that tiny redress had been timeline in enusequenre of it. lie moat say a word or two no an observation which had fallen from the Lerd Advocate on these Petitions : first, the Pell. loner" were not numerous: secondly, they were not interested persons. Tne objection taken by the Noble end (.earned Lard that these Petitions came from the Borers,* themselves only. and net from the country at large, was an objection equally frlvoloss and unmeaning. What .lid the Noble Lard require ? If they were numerous, he disputed thek respectability ; and if they were but few, he coo. tended that hey were not of 'efficient interest to require the House's Interference. The evils 'leek they had complained of one former occasion bed est twee denied • the system which they complained of lied not been defended. The Noble and Learned Lord at one lime denied the esistence of Ones evils ; at another, objected to entertain the widen, on the grottod that the country was satisfied with the pre sent state of thins; and at another. that he was not enured of the respectability of the Petitioners. Bet would the Noble Lord, or soy of his friends stand up and sly, that if their allegations wore true, they ought not to be taken into immediate considers.) tion ! lf, in the cases introduced to the notice of the House, partieelarly in that of Aberdeen, the system was proved to be unjust and oppressive; if it was made rout that the administration of the go., mamma of Scotch Burghs was fraudulent and scent, the Bosse ought to rejoice in an opportunity of enqeiring into a system which placed in the Mode of the Magistrates en unlimited power over the pockets end persons of the burgesses—a power whirls they used to contract debts, and not only to contrite debts, bet to do so by means which the burgesses were not able to detect, and which, were they able In detect, they could neither get 71rcounted for nor redressed.—[/bran, hear!] —He contended that this fact alone 'efficiently proved the subject to be a it one for the attentive consideratiun of the Bosse. One greet subject of complaint the Pet;tioirert had no pos. sible 1711.01111 of redress for. It was absolutely 11121%, that not withstendiog any acts of the greatest injustice, iniquity, and oppression, on the part of the Msgis. 'rates, It ems perfectly incomp.'ent for the burgesses to appeal to any Court of Jostle..., so long as the Council thoold b. usenietnei.—[Hear !]—The very reformation which the Noble Lord charged him with ssishing to effect in these Bergh', the ter) prin ciple he lamed him (Lord A. Ilimilton) with, he himself acted open lately in regard to the Bough of Montrose. The Noble and Learned Lord :.ad objected to consider the Petitions, bernese the Go. ',invent of the Scotch Berghs was settled or Me cognised at the time of the Scottish Union. Bet if this ',gement was to he hos', it would he neither more nor less than giving to his Majesty's ,ilinisters la power of perpetuating a system of abuse throogh. oot the Scotch Burghs ; of perpetrating toot cserep i lien for which boroughs have been disfranchited.— lleer!)—Tbe Noble Lord theta proceeded to read a Remoustrence addressed, Pont. years since. by the Imposes of Irvine to the Council ; they comp 'tined that they had no more interest In electi-g a Magi. strafe, than in electing an Emperor of Morocco,— ' leares.)—By a strange annmely in law. these Scotch tigresses were liable far the debt. contracted by their Magittretes. Another instance of gross ens. roption in the Magistracy of the Burghs, OM the no. Inclose fact, that seats in the Council had been sometimes sold for 1001. ; it ethers, for 301.; these state had been sometimes vacated in favour of others for a sem of money, anti at other times had be.n held by individuals for a time only merely to serve political purposes. The Noble Lord proceeded to state sere- lk s 4 cal oths lirlersAs ea& which the bergessc a 1.. leered ; sad as he could not for a moment think that the Mose, after what they had heard, of er pereeiv log the general feeling on the 'object in Scotland tainted by the number of Petitions on their obl e , after the statement he had made of the snare mesa.. meats levied in acme places at the erbitrery will and pleasure of the M. erases, ender pretests of Po lice and other espelicea, bet in reality to make good dricieseies interred by their owe misconduct, h. could not permit himself to imagine that they wa wa refs's. to appoint a Committee I. elemine iota thin Important subject. Ile should therefore move, "That the several Petitimif presented during the preienr Session of Parliament, from the Royal Burghs of 'Scotland, be referred to a Committee to etainine the matter thereof, and to report their 'vision Ciereon accordingly." Mr. W. DUNDAS said, the N.ilile Lord had betel most unfortunate In-night, sitiee his arguments an l his prnfestiinns were so mulch at variant.; for whilst he declared he had no intention to urge Ref ac e, is the Constiration. his 'notices went to overturn the Constituting' of Scotland altogether—'hut Constitu tion ender which S!ntiand had flooilshed for SW Tears. The Noble Lord hod cemplaiwed, that eerier the present system there we. err cheek on the etp.O , dilate of the fends of the Scotch Bergh*. flit an. • rto that use, that there was new a Bill pestling in the Bosse, the object of which Was to impose that check ; bet the reply of the Noble Lord and of the Petitioners was, " No; that will net do; we will: not bate that, betas.. we want move—we went the Burghs thrown open and Refers. 4 —Wee set this, he wash! ask, Parliamestery Morava Bet be would ask the NON* Lord, was he or essy seen It the Bosse prepered to say, all the clew Boreeghs in England should he thrown open ?—And suitk tech s measure was adopted in Ilia country. be trusted the raperimeet would not be tried at the "spews of the Constitution of Scotland. Mr. PRIMROSE deniard. that the object of that Petitioners, either lowlled or declared, sot Pieties memory Refer., It was sot a Reform' le the Portia. ,eatery itepreaenration, het the Representation cif the ti o r g esses in Corporations, which the Petitioner-Sr ;mowed to have emended to them. Ile was him. *elf on moat so enemy to the attempt et , whit woe called Parliamentary Reform, that he would oppost It as hog as he had a test in the litsese. The present entlon, however. bed hi. warmest support. Mr. W. DOUGLAS salts In Career of the moth's for golag into • Committee, although decidedly hos. tile to what was called Parliainetitary Reform. Se march misreprommiatiort had, howyver, gorse singed ea the "object of abase Its this Burgh Syarem In Scot iond, that he was minions fur enquiry, for the Nile faction of rho [medic mind. Mr. 1301WELI. co"ceired. that if the change wished for were to be .rented, it would produce en anneal Poll Eleetins, and introdooe and elsofc.ion4oto the Burghs. He slsrreonsittered, that if it were to be conceded, It would only be a'step towards Parliamentary Reform. Mr. J. I'. GRA r ',id, that the whole of the hoprlness .red prosperity of the Scotch Bergh. de, printed rie remedying rho defect' in the mode of their internal rogeletiortv, alto tins collection sod ripens this,* of their Amory. tie saw sat hire in any mad groupie' himself to be Paiond of Pothamentsry Re form ; bet he was satisfied that very few of those Pe* thinners were fayseiers of Parliamentary Reforve.J.- The Petitioners only wished the Report of the Coe elites of 1792, to be followed up by new enquiries. All that the Petitioners require , i area, that run Cot poration should elect ill own Common Councilmen, and that these again should elect the Magistrates; yet each a request was said to amount to a wish to introdoca the confusion of a Westminster Eire. lion into the Burgh. of Scotland. The Crown had, from time to time, altered the sot of the Royal Burghs of Scotland. This was acquiesced in by the Legislature, mud that was a complete answer to any objection that each en attention was contrary to the articles of Union. The greatest lawyers in Scot. laud had held that, according to the present state of the Boreal, all the beige's', were liable. in their private properties for debts contracted by the Mae,. :rates, without soy contrast on the part of the hos. gem , . This thee was, as he thought. caste enongh for the Petitioners to call for a Committee to enquire into the abase. they had complained of. Lord BINNING thought ibis question should be set at rest at once by negativing the present modes. lie was not ewers that any deep seesstion had been eacirerf in Scotland on this question, or that it wee a I subject of that importance which hail been slated.— lie believed that the greet putt of the Petitioners were I (scooters of Parliamentary Reform. Ile considered that ihn lmrtl Atltoca p's ITII for establishing Audi tort of the Burgh rereiturs, would meet all the real evils complained ..rby the Petitioners ; bat this they refused. sod setlili have nothing but 101 l Election, or, in other words, R..lotrn at Parliament. The pro lent coestitetion of the `catch Bert;lis had ezitted for 350 years ; end he maintained that though the end. 'shy of an abuse was rie *scow for ii,—(//ertr, Atern—yet the antiqoity of a oya•em like this iris le its faviser. Ilis principal objection to this violins was, that it "timid be but • step to Parliamentary Re form. Bat be would rather prefer the I:onstitution as it was , pith all its great and ackailierledged beget fits, end its few theerrolcsl defers, thee the feeble remedy of sww 4 erate Reform ie Porliemeel. Mr. W. WYNN said, that If the Veils mum contract, it ems a reciprocal use; cad thite(Bl64l6 Acts to pesoont complies is An Bertiegha of e.g. lewd, each us Ay leohney and Shoreham, were pass breaches of the Act ofUnion. The Constitutioss of Ibis toiletry was essoetially see, going on cancel. log abases and grievances wherever they nosy attar. lie was an enemy its wild end indefinite Refoem e because it betas by polling down before it laid the foondation of any thiog. In voting for this meting, he was not pledging bigtedf to spy specific moosero, until he should see the Report of • Committee es lbe *whirr,. The great veil teemed to base bees the we and tooled abuse of the sooroy of the Borsht ; sod at .11 times Partiantent had remind that controul. Mr. FOltal.l3 ',Tatted what he said on a former occasion, that there was property is Aberdeen more than the amount of this debts of that Bergh. If this Notion was carried. It weeld 'ache hopes, which cook, never be realised. Mr. CAY NI NU said, tbst he ihoosiit it dos to sfATF:ss pow o&k dad Wm afitHaft• r 1710761" or h i" tally wool. be Lord A ROI I ..kui .4 verserwyte MO wire d wow w r tita on his lotion !nu Mr Result-slue - An, fIadIVIT OW • ii••• Pri4 , oo „ R. 14 hunlan 1.. morn fur then r4es. And Ike Ceilleitler row. n•ysi twills In • Co triverl uwa katiai ibcirtewsi liatwwwwrows Pith Iwni w 'hr.* wm. meow terrors* - • 11---- SCOTCH BURGHS. Mr. HUME presented aPrlinoli from the city of Aberdeen whist the present system of Scotch Burgh,. The grand mischief of it was the self-elec. tion and non.retponsibility of the Magistrates. lie was happy in host the Learned Lord retract this insi nuation which be had himself beard his riptessly make against the respectability of the burgesses of Scotland. The Petition which he then presented was sired by 14 individuals ' whose conjoint property did not amount to less than half • million : it had only laid for signatores a few hours, and none had bevel allowed to sign it except burgesses : if it had been open for signatures longer. and the inhabitants in general bud been allowed In sip It, it would have beep signed by many thousands. lie hoped thst the House would lake into consideration she gri which thesis Petitioners slated, and which they declared their willingness in pies. at the her of the House.— Laid on the table, .end ordered to be printed. Lo►d AIICHIIiALD lIAMILToN had several Petititions to prese..t on the same mobjece, from which he %field separate two that case Inns the district of &roses represented by the Lord Advocate. The Notate Len/ then laid on tnetable tail Pokiest§ frees East end West Anstrether, egainst the Bergh S . tee ; alto from Mee, Itetheen, lladdington ) the lacorporeed Guilds *1 Dembetten,