The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-03 00:00:00

•Mt Itirsel Sittrue had once bow cijohtry„ still the Mara In AIM now isiOt •be the fliffsf visietterr soestioettiellicis twold estate Into or 'lett vildottartAralas• - iled as Mild as any *her Vint ' •- - 1 kia t . . • . err taltieb overt esistesesill'lstielp Ihrpriall lit abosoll *ore that they Aosta tattoo' la ilt! savaiii : Jilt% • Vert comfit he no dwebt thaernen had beta Ones in this State,. If it was egnt as old us the crestless) • • vie we's. barrio he should *aye a niter* t* t . video vie r —to thesis, of domestic slavt47 to tills's. • Ws to llitet state in • bleb two-thirds, if not ons•hatf. - . _._ • . , ,f Ilse PelsOle, were the slaves, the chattels of UMW lea ilasal,e - ra ans. This *sold have no 'novelty in it, ol•! , - Osseo it woold becontra re both to wipe and toloaticti - • 4 tawi Ii world 1.0 as es swab weart'oned by ancient otrborities at, -7„.. yllisa snare viii , wai n alto radii n r t etstoge the ca rtes) milt A ~ , • ~' itade Afro., Ms I os.rretitt bad dams been food ago t••• ' - - . • - u Maim . Charts. the Ana mord way mach ta Isis purpose .. .- • Ms triumph said be 41 at- VerY shalt lived. for •--. ' Wool. nes ,desielliv olo lirio 4 - his !he'll'''. ATulbss th e bhongt• • • •. 3 % it fu g low s ow : *Dr would have hernia his pap we s '..'" • ' :. . ' lisn ghg - gesong weld. 11. raved that the rigtas there alba Wear liteltiod. so Si ellas•of sues wags held sae rem of tbd piald'lmelosesestleyliivery. It thew went back to that pe r i n ds: s p r y = of hyrstom, whirUan &tabu the Offirevaaseat was yr • allow not shekel!' at that period the (inverumeas • `.. hod Ims ,swatted kora a semetfol4 divisions then wawa* I^ Rattess r ar m t rr erits. cm tortoise Per-lions & tat long PastiniadeMe • matt 4 . . wed Suffrage; in the golden age the ant Aro. . she 4 t o had only in cared liberty 'lnt•Aftstee who were rich Wm*. Os lome.prarenviwroh*,--iiv iteidhog their fellaw•cswitoJ . tr;d art io their , alwohne propertr4Hear, afar. j.- , 110 toadiumps.' Mindy to doote.thad it via' no rearreufor iapeto eat on ''anstard and detestable measafe, that It was net an liffaiviothhis ' for ,agda_ts eery laggroolowl tales, -a did I.atrial, Fletcher 448strt .. ,• . . ut o rd prooposed in Parltaleetit. at a aloe • het, he was tint;. • „.. v. • 'fen e nreei.af liheny-Lfor his lion: Friend - coda not be lidamilealem in that came Min Mr. l'lrlehee—let: behold rib. ( , pown. slims the esendlcitv . of the 4Peophs Wai peaddeplotable. fihe Muesli,et respected the poor-laws,) to Triers to the Greek and Warm practice of doniesttitealavery. obis made his setae IMP , •111 M to chimerical. But he was et hane with hie Han. .. "• ‘ Friend as as the foes. Re 'denial the i n fereaee, if the &el • ' ''' - • • ' wear astablishad. But the fact Welt he did toot admit. The seam of authorities did set tja in the Way of awed artia lities* sad even Amor thus oste a y ear. He was adven P ocate for short Petliameals. ad be sow no danger in the shortest period, although be eras not 'abides fur that : but the authority lbw il lid was more is name sbas.in reality. Elections were, thsas u rly different. To be. a: Member of Parliament: was 1 tltea n• rain; penises were enlivened to attesd. To what pirrpose,Abee. ass all the *this harsher o f learning, rosnerted with she sellject brought forwatd I Partlaatest - sat only a few days s no regular Seesion had ever been held. Upon ts careful aid attentive Investigation of the subject. he lOW satisfied Oast ' ashbongh the practice was to elect nesusally. that it was not the law, a nd that there lens oath* to prevent the time Pao! litra;Cet from sitting more than one year, if they bad bees so disposed. Bat Valve/sal Sarrage way diihrect. hicka Yager ;and stern. as He tile Royal speeches with w h rabic Frieed had . gathirited his Resolutiees, they were liiit less to his impose than the amino laws be had quoted in of Uttlyemal Suffrage. From the expressi on " and = he bad inkrtel that eery iodividual who bad not bees essiaaard as freeholders were thus invited to totem aimakmak Sat WI was to charge our ancestors with befog as verbal* aid eiretietielateey as their pretest drasibtsman, who. to avoid /*elm possible asabigoity, samt use a great redundancy ofterme• According to this reasoning, oar fintrOin" 1 1 1 0 toed seven super guess words. lanced of yayireg " all," whits Noe word woad be mom comprehensive and expresso.e. they had w,id, •• all who are summoned to the County Court and 'other's" thoi mkt. eight inttead of one word. Was It not the rule in all ease", that, where there was a general description and a: particular =the latter should always be anderstood as olive in the former. This was Illorkstone's es plicutisra. Ind he-aras, a more• asedern authority than the' Kings whims lateltelles weleaumed. Her Hirsourahle Friend bad sect fogad eiltuudant proofli plebs valets, in Latin. consume in Norman. in laglish ra m atoiscitry, but excluding the yetis. These terms sorely comprehended all *Doss, and therefore Universal Sof =Tsthe ancient law. ellost bad te only taken the wards .aad oared that, bettease this was ibe House of Cep! len" it ought to be wanted lity tiniverpol auffrage, it weal to his pupate, although he could not avail himself o rimitargameat without begging the caterioa, and he bad widely begged from 'Segmenting to the end of his .perch. It Mit, Seated, bees °Wrestle. HU had enhsalted his Own learie.l log sod his own iagesseity, had he Betted to his own mind. a fat wenneni or, rather than to ethers. Alather authority • had Wen attempted to be brought to bear upon die qiiestian; an I astberisy with* hi should value wore than all Royal authori deni, it *as' the great and eesserable anoloority of Mr. Fun. whose loss be lisbeisted oa all occasions. but none more than oil tlisopresert oecusion. whoa the foundatiops of the Constitutios wive the subject of discmolon. if that great and venerable person were present, no little man—he and all were Ho Wpm compared to Mr. Fos; therefore be could mean tot disrmisest —no little mess eneld obtrude their own erode motions on snob a subject. His Hon. -Friend ovoid not have restored to basso made such a speech in his heeds* and if he had, it would emit, hive existed use 'Moue after be shoal* base said a few .s* teams epos it. lie grieved Ibis hit treat and • reified *Mho. rity, had been breastst forward as basing once easetionsd SA. they knew be had nut acted upon-. lie was said to hope agreed to, or at least to have regarded at not injurious, what he hat signed as a Chairman. is the name of all Chairmen be pees lined against this doctrine. Every- Chairman, an matter of cone tety as well as duty authenticated the Resohaions of a meeiing over which he presided, and by so &dug only said, " 1 attest this .to have bees the 'c.w.o.' the *setting." The Speaker le the chair, whose be now address', 4, was an: instance. Csseld it be supposed that he had considered had approved all the Imes and resolatioas, public and private, Its which he bad 0 alga hi, name? What if it least& duty ofteo to keno UMW"' Amu* them ? %bat if he strongly di.approsed of the deed; as bewail often di•approve of what he was obliged to bear in that house? This reminded him to bases en a conclusion. So assay errors and mistakes were lobe foetid in his HUI'. t riend's speech. that he eats d mat kelp apply ing_the old proverb ... tha: be could nut nee the trees for the wood." lie most trader his libate of apt . &toe to the chines Of Wesimilater' for re-electiog she N aide Lrd (Corbrane) after his expabirin from that Ilou•e. Hr • iodised his praise. however, entirely to the motive which he believed isdursored them to that proceeding. nod abitit way their regent...l at the idarinnes sentence.' ioriadill‘ I,lr rialbh aunt of the pillo , y, which the Court of Kings Bens t bale pained upon hint, and blot for wtach sentrice the Noble Lord wdeld probably net have bees re•eleeted.i Hear t] The Hes. Bart. Mid appeared in one pan of_hispeeb to swam as a fact, that is --. eau. •al sulfraae was established. advantage. Now be '' -lied that r,br that malty en- . elective , . • . ~ ° 4 : 1 1 1-a • • V ~~ J - , , I r r' : .&311101- MA ilk Lk+ objection, i those oilier or what rea ezelode from , of age ) genie f _ __ done hinsiM 1 as before they And 10 tibeilOnse Welt bid i, winless to.; nmay.spleidid iladdidoas of eerly_ talent. *ad snoop *ham* on el . asekasswlt ovi.tlmSlose Trade by is Noble Vriewils‘ lik Mid reached . that ' getiost_ la his life. Newt". • emelt wonders to mislil s and Mr. so><>ldrts• . hod i2f3 ' self dynast his gowars.- wises •not falling • aolll4ol- dee decay, as Alice kappeoed,, • glet. a premature d bat musalalng 'lli their ripeness alt tOo brUllant p ' their hat e . before he complevild-hisiweiyirst• ..1 Hesniffßeadout from the nasal lam rerskel the s vli dog eateries al 111011 f and devotion *Winded of an early stage • ... of the peolkohlidi-esreer i bat the cases *kith sett& to .esta. lajsli the nob of his obvermilioa verve. se vorioalig.diod be felt • _._ Mood( entitled to complain of . the cruel irtinatiputpsitet oh P.. l• • forllon.ilart. bad treated the Waits of the notiod. ;gib' y 1 1 1 sot eciimribote their prsiperty. thei eentrlbotedlable6llll l4l l and their Mead ti ibeweviorof the States mot as InstosM mill • , : . eonaeiveltat they ought to be deprived of the woo Owed of all - riklite. ika such einomsainees, ' ! • ' lerating and loterestedipersess to the Hon. tionlreeisifid eon. sideration.—CA langh.)—Alother clt.. whose isileressbefooeg,l it eseematv also to plead. as s being ousjostly psmvil Of . tf. wilt 1 1 very amiable pm% al twe•commailty *say gilled *kb in 4 I i velia•ri of bop mod if is alst ilip ' mold mg ths'llestose of. knowledge. w Wei koterapplitthePois the POMISS f•rilif to iseviir: l =l7 oot i'a pIY Moore tbsosay of Leaned to Misr; the's. of the SIM rights ottlie. *skips ear agolailtisdnkLlSareoev,V , to nom° the authority tilkilleeslows.. Olken boomer °Wawa% however, it - *kb the meet dente stv 1e ' • 5 ... .: • r . .... _ , 11k: , 4 1V. SMITH been trie.al*lst forweiti, cOesieek wet ewe were step % *NI eet•ledeeal the Refers; Descent, bet rational esti ditefeelt itifoive. sir *e.ISURAB 27, eery: emesillessteS the Bien Hot • ,kweo lto "Cr " esti l os he s . b • Sell ."l4 shat the 11 1 .4 1 1; " t desitiotsus lied been perunitilf bible bisteri• eol ite.mart 4efeited • the. s 'etatb Seeteesdhern thes,Lenj r of Ovules 1., hot be seemed in Wive (err raft did the athry ltra onessiiM it had adopled were oil* , • the stathilemitime of the system he anorretsthomided. , Hid Parilsilrithkhees the Lase Pselinoseld 'Wait mew"' *Owed, oaf perhaps would any of Me mitwy emote bretiasolt, the RUM Gudkas emo t e Eappinftii. T h ened to by abs' Riwbsilliso. deb. 11.011falr and opeo--thei evil i preeinladvbb. ll !et-b" mood' *hi arressery f bin thli was • matter of Cwt. epee, wheels *loge at Wee with the vat df ivtojetts dtf she dam. A s (Sir Pais* Bartle ) the attack •spao, fife liiDY'lloetersLaelitt self fl ailed for a the ridinsie of, Olpliptiteseee 'en y slthsvid tbse,bli n 41114.10 mould ant tog inotiubVitted , th atch his srlisdareklpasigis Ile dqoeupd.• An Sass sed_ Learned drone:my, whom eloseasses MA whets Pe' ads Weald disputa; had sot bilsayid w bthe woe eaudour end Solna* had herosbiosew by the Melo Iloni;Getalenvie. His frock had bean rertithily ~sery wriviteloe. has it was. far tubs tottehiled I and theadh il-sort of soilmagstadi of sureatets argesseet, - eedsliseisem;• •sails piosegyrie•rtßdar y'hear -the word" appeared to bll , mart aboodatd- shah' pie lileas. and the tree, thal the initairai.. As to the- .lioa4Asostession below Lass`ii, be seemed pall alarmed al daattere.•ol hie ow" . erestiois, like ehtlitrOn who iwrestistil st Omni tow habilmettbe: ts kith seste law bist themselves. .He 48ar Yrancis Baldest) *votes thee this stoat cooties had bees ewe *oft theneritins with *We the preposition had beet trios* .fierutatd bad ,Iseee..es grettfying to the Right H "ti. ,11481. 0441 1 0 1 111) I ; dit Wei 4. WM aft. however, to he • • Omit ruoveet wowdd be modes Items the well sa- NOW the prefers VII* of send. "Yoder ,witWs hi posirished ► hiterbletir iseallisee aa,• defter too be reamisses, • •la ia • is *ores iodesinwiepoqf tie perfectiaiwiethwejnat-` larifetwe tonsiannien• Clash tor Amebae Witis-Witmeir's eye, • Ss Rrs44l_: ' (sill., of . pirtnnit, inner • e aro an lamely, dr all titre ß 1. The C.SSery was thee dented Wads e osse divided— . 'Fur the sirs siment.l66 Aitahat 15, 11 1 Hajitrith let • Sor F. BonDnxi . tonli COMMILAN le wane Tellers. ' The ReeeecV AMessillialon SOU was committed, read a third dews sad posseiL • • Load CUCH LAN Epoeseeird a -Petition from Mr: W. Cab hest, late (of flottly, is favour at Parlimusesoury Reform t it lowa ere:it - length, pad when the Clerk had proceeded wise bit eirellith h. • • • VAZIK,BELEY Neeved, that the House •he esessed..l Mil, as rawly 16 Members were risers, an . Adjosormoriq ut teams theiedlately wok plait ate quarter to Twelve o • ' lock. • Atom rat LONDON GIiZE2TE, JuzE 3. • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. • 'S. - IL Reda, Wapping-wail, merchant , foals June e. to Jute Ikea OdiTdnall. . •Ir?INIiRUPTcLES SU PERSEDLD. • • • *4 ititotjanie-street. merchant . . • • '•• , • L. *nuke, itmeasiry-Inne, victualler. • • • • . ' -; • BkNICRUPTS. • ' • •lt 11. Cobh and E. Goring. Little Alt, street. Goadalittee•Bidati' apisnWers, June 6, 16, July 14, at Guildhall. Attorney, Kr, Warrand, Church row, Feiteburch-.trees. • Cl. Poncock, A Ider•gale-street,. traker.• Jute 6. ; 'at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. AV Michael. S.,otto Sea Chesol., Thendiverdle street. I'. Militia. Doncu•th, Yorkshire, innkeeper. Jane 19,•40. itt the New Angel Lin, Down ter, July 14. st the Castle Of Ydrk. Attornirs, Mr. Heaton,- Doncaster; and Mr. hlakelock, Ser jeent's ion, Fleet-street. 'W. Nevison, North hhiebls, Northomherhed. draper. June Si, ti, July 14, at dr Commerelai betel, Norsbihieldo. At. !min Mr. Marker, Noeth Shields; and . Meosrs. Robinson hod Cs. ii i istla-friers. ' J. apse*, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jaime 'l4, at the Sersioos.house, Wakefield.' July 14,0 ot the Castle of ark . 11,1:4Laie+, Mr. Rylah, Deethbery s hod Misses. Wigles worth and Co. tiray's lesserare. . •- . (Dirsidesds, Toertsatta . • • dialairreutoff Ws.i-a life,withdrawn iseogiln, is which he swot hose sac- Impuruint researches with which the ithout.lntswertz.usspectiag lion, be 'might he allowedto _.l speculative, and tha. his ham ..iss rather , a 'at t g ( mat. ale night repeat obis ow ri sent t a rot. th ....rootlet' of the lion. Heather fee Mashie,. is the lam Beaton --sth e lLue. Raabe' (Bk. S. Itanill)) mlik re spected Mr. liesithata'ws meet , as himself—that he meal he. eo hae Hied' tot publish his work tes Parliamentary Reform. — pat. Mr. Besobant, whether tight or wreog s massit teams. o Hardy and coasisteat Keenness., than tia• Hop. Baronet, for hit • was at once fur lath* is all smarm CM the hlettive Primebbm; be towed away everyseele. eve ntepped every limit. sad fah poelohmed, " let in al area , l et la ell womea.`, l -4/1.. laugb.l.i. He did not even sanction the exception which the Hos. Mantua -seemed inclined to admit with respect le pension Otte stateldeo mind. On the contrary, he had prepared a tattle alibied • sections. and imaiidained that •esery person *bolted • etiough,to (Howe pellet into ooe of these sections was q •to prtake of Uuiversol Suffrage. Hs agrftd.iadeed. that alibied and Lunatic' might not be of much tie on such occasions; bna ha had such n olovicible °Nazism .to liars of every d .• . that he could not admit of one, although drawn at the 114 , dt ,,, n . 4i 1,0, 'NMI sal sate, therefore," said .lie,,.; '' for Map will do Deliver -AA laaghl- , lt was not arcessorfor -'fit eoutreeertdoestines of this nature, bet they were cavil* ask ) *Went with earth other, and he did not think • himself 'irechart• table is saying that some of the priacipkirproasulgiatedtia that' House were as visionary though lem tansisteat. He recolkesed • that when Mr. Fox's name was subscribed • as Coatroom lotto Resolutions of the Wertmio.ter Meeting to which 'he had al- • hided. Mr:Bathe jocosely told him • that be. bad Weedy get to Universal Suffrage, but he would sotto be oatariPped by.. the .. oftener-if-need -he-ens," referriag le gait "Wage io the ancient Chatter, Which - enacts that Porßamatts whist' he held utter alrear. or afterfer if seed he, He agreed with lime great nina thatitoas necessary to make a stand ag iinst met - wild and•eltimprical• mottoes; a was the duty of Ptaliausept to, expose mid ~reprob a t ethem, to try them by its owu &ttetjudk ' meat, cud Weltered e obit regard to them its owe honest eat , enlighteaedeomciatoe. If his own oploionshodat all ekaaged on thisltormaisa miliect. it was.atlesist.to be ascribed to as orsaini Interest, for the differences which prevailed between., him sad the dispeosers of poser were too wide and too radial to permit his approach to it to be ot al adeauced by !hap:atoll surf eader.of an spate's whicitheoacematertained. To Moderate Reform be still was a s ins ere and meal..us adaereat, beagle he thought it foondeiliemodenitioo and justice. Heshould stow e• a elude by referring to some of the How Haronet'somtarhs oil the l scheme of government framed by our adcestor at thelterolottoo. Here the Hos. Hart. io the austerity *this criticism, bad colkd ' io aid the °barrettes of a late Member for Yerbsbire (Me. Fawkes, we believe), who, is speaking of tile din of Rights, had described it as a bill of fare without a diomer. 'I he Ilea. Bart. regarded it as fultof promise, hot as ant , nded *lib 'Sp per. fonosoce. To is it appe red spat the overthrow of ad Ms binary Governmeat and a bigoted Church. were in 'hematites , a great good, and made an excelleot first► part •in the banged of ~ liberty. The patriots of that day, moreover. recorded theie ' reasons for banishing James 11. with the vlew of deterring e ts future Ki from tine he repetition of 'hello, easrmiliei. They n heir, illustrious predecessors, she had hazarded t sir all for the safet y oftheCorkititatioe.liased st has. that' Constitution by indulging the seess oldies of multitude, which; if they were to attain to-morrow. 'bey w so Mager cootider of any value , This be I booptit It due to illustrious c uracters to oh.erve, beaten-he thought it t hattl shown both their wisdom and their patriotism in poke est to their posterity the "'ad to further Um/Torment. l=er see king like ignorant enthusiasts, to realise a perfect .er liberty at one effort. 1 Mr. PARNELL defended an d ex p lained the.er.i Fitments of the Hon. Mover respbctitig the King's speeches, which.ite bad quoted, and the words of Magna Charts. He professed himself a step.by.step Reformer, and.tbought some good might be attained by giadual measures, which could not be eapected from one whicheacited so much opposition as that now before the House. ". ' Mr. CANNING observed, that although he dif. feted in seine puit,ts with the Hon., and Leann& Gentleman he telt much gratified at finding so power. ful an ally in general principles of the first import. ance in this question. He wished to know *lien it aa‘ that Parliament was ditiorettily collet:acted, or acted mote effectually - for the -benefit of the whole community. If there was sec& a time, it was, when the whole face of society was ettremelyiliffeis cot, and when Parliament-epeeist, ecomparatleirly burr little on the affairs and interests f the Public. What order of men was there now which was not sirinally• represented, and whose interest' were not defend** when brought in question, with as meth skill and ability in that House, as could be collected by any form of election ! If. the Hen. Baronet meant that the wilt of the People bad not a sufficiently direct operation on the measures was Government, he en .. swered, that Government not a matter of will, and that it was made for the purpose of restraining that will, in.whatever•Member of the State it might inhere. He was grateful to the Honostroble Baronet for having fairly stated' his views; he apprehended no danger from the disclosers of any specific plan; that danger could only arise from waive decleasetions, and idle references to periods of history which afford ed no points of comparison with the state of things in more modern times. It was said, the People were not fully represented ; and if this only meant that tho whole free and authority of shortener' was not vested or ,aercised in that House, -he admitted the fact, and trusted be could justify It. Our Constitation vas es.' sent jelly monarchical, and he should he glad is know if every 4,0(X) men had a delegate or Minister acting under their immediate centre's% in the Hoene of ' Commons, what room would there be foe any other interrit in the Constiletibri? Against the national' wilt thui vomited all resistance by the Crown or the Lords. would be vain. Thew were not the dedoc. tions of mere theory, but were proved to dernonstra. lion by that portion of oar own ,geoid history, the year 1648, by the abolition of the House of Lords _as'it separate branch of the Logislature, and the eon. dotting the Monarch- Ow Ike scaffold. Ile had said that thanks were doe to the Hon. Baronet foe bring. log feta* rd the doctrines of the. Reforniese.. is a tingible,:if trot in a comprehensible, shape; for, now :They but been produced, it least e jodintent coold, be totaled upon them,. and they would nolorreor Oil merely on rogue conjecture. Some peril might cells tahny arise from 'the disetnination of these positions and doctrines, but now the world would have an 1 : eppostenity of reading and judgiorof their wits. The Constitution es established might receive a slight shook, butits effects would be only temporary, for slog ofsooodshetdsaud heads would net be !engin deed. ' log Whether the existing Constitsliie or that prorated Aught to be preferred for all purposes of practical hap. *eta, For his own •part, he (Mr, - resiaatisfied under the shelter of .. eatiblishml at the Revelation,' which hitherto suffscieut to secure intfroal ,sternal gloq. The Hon, Bart. openly SlXlllfly, by the House, (litr. Cassias) meniti.not move that a 14 Put wPollr Bib' 'ittibeitatioos, bat stiinild peoceed.iilbe - other Orders .Thoqiestios was then put tow tioramesiftman. . .. - 10144•4118 supported the ametifustot* bieberseatturight, —. bad swot, fur a l :7ol prfWiteiver of Rot s„ find yet bad iote - to ituderstaud that the wards Breves P • - sr* did not steal_short Partiaments.—(tilista • . .. • .• • . T 0 -1114 It R o w._ 41.000 MA • MINIITIC.-.840. 4 40, 42sly.m, Ott. 43'-.00.). FOR' SlrTil-DltteNN PRIZE ANOVI xi,nu). TORF.EOrgi.OOO-10:pAPITALS -IN Tills LOTTERY." • . , • PRICE OF STOCKS. Tills . DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK Bank Slock 280 4 per Cent. 9Ske . per coat Ited. 781 b per Con. Navy • 1081 . itper Cmit-Canpalt N Inds a Rands 9 b 89 • pie Cont. 844 Law Ann. 20 $./5.1• trek far Ace. 'NI Exebequer Kith n 10 p LONDON: WEDNVIDAT. JUNE 3, 1818. Sir Fromm Bunorrr, last night, in the house of Commons, brought forward his motion for Pattie menteryßeform. We hare gone so amply into the 'report of the speeches, few as they were, upon this post important, we ought to say national question, , tlaat we here but little space left for remark. We shall briefly notice the form of procedure last night; I Sir TUANCIS BURDETT, in a i speech of great ahility, look a full review' of tho historical ground! Ind jus- Ike of Ike . question of Reform, and submitted 110 plan, its taeriea of Oestilerionsoibich we insetterfoll length. This elan is deoldedlyin favour of A artuarPar. sod goes to eateud the Elective -Priiilege to contribute to the State, laying dowa such a "stens of -Election Ind Government,.e4 may accord 'Attith the - PrinciPle; of freedom and the- dlitatel of . ..ion and . pradence, in order that the .People,oha virobtribote to the service of the State, soil enjoy isivcarity . .hr having some co a troel over It.• Lord . reocitaamet-atipported ' the niotioa, `elded inilbrt - itecessity and prootlet,*th kefOrer proposed. ; Among .the opposero44lei;motion, Mr. Blinucomat took a' leading Oitli 44 1 - petoeitt, 'wise totted at kerb, et the *lien t of 'the pro. 4 4 0 114 aleetadou- Mr. Caitwixa . follcreed with still stronger: *Norden. to - Reform; • .abd was a novelly . which will traits but a limited istisfaction t to l'percielle the great Lisboa Jobber. m eiVablassi p.ylig.complimentir iti c a d,: zet i a Ate . egblea Ids. oily open shii . quaint. meted, Os the only way gelds* rid el the gestilloei to pass $0 efthe D. The result. Mae, that ows; Members preaest t not 'a aittgleindividesi . rapport Aso cosine for Reforec", Mover sod Ma Colleague, who were tliti certainly an radiant pickily of the semi. How of Cesium', end perhaps the I . Nit argeeeeet which tali be 'clasped id favour of 10 "Mery !it 64 Anealay to eethethieg like an ac. Pr) Oi lb* - ••7. IVO . _ - 7 -.7- , ----„,--:-..-, - --.4..-.7.7.7-777., ppirrrir.7.F -- -,7 - • - . .i. 4- , • _ . : ,;::..- , 7. qr; -1111 r -r: ._ .4-4•,', .. • ' v • - • .... •:" . , .... , . . 1 .... ..,.• . - • . • • - ' I 4E: 'S'rlic,l79liaii. . , - teblesi. We wender that it mlinier:tltosokehmierte, 111eosten - et all, for the satirkpelib . ..ea_tiim thOtnitilintit • ha duration to sevenyeari' . afght" with . esik;iipilia. • ' ‘ sake It perilattent. •'' - - • • , • • ''t ;( . ---..Meeeir- ' • Paris Papers to dm -Staudt. aittnhthilksfres H o t. lase berm also turista. The-atitoftetite leespettlag . the tear •Frditeh Luiti4ontrittl% fee, Italie testate of tfing . e4elt:9Oviinttleitt, whitii iiiiislOialiiiki;,• . cleaintb‘Paperi worthy of Aides, ditatitlot'e r r eoe ''nor Consikenzst oof - the • Ends( erteete in lihi:famsee " , ' . . statements .a#4 appraltessions is let In tfiiiregeme,. alf theinreloo Geona. , -Our Mittlititstiiitelitiet . .' or this country to all the litnotett . !wen of .)iplag a . paper 'circulation : for Sootier- retro wrilioWeds • which already promo to be fallattl l ens is rand lt.rwiu h i i observed, for it .ie 401,41 , 11 11 (' 'IS.. libtallli o J... 014 ' attenuate of thw'citeen•ot. Ifretich A , **jig in whit a different altuatino from , thak - ill,Fiaat. our biLdieten have placed - . this conitil, • te! ' •. -,, that the some elitsrod to. be subeeoribe4. to tha t rAtirchji i .. ..., netonatod,. os the 27th nit- •Illt-V 1 0, 110 1100114,5il • % I dapltel adequate , to the , porchaei of- Fisefam:66.' Asseities, it • the market, rice, to thit asiiitetit, .163,000,000 f.; bet 01 : 1 , 1 ",,,,1 .V. ". - 4, l ** . . FrenchGoverneient reiltd•etinhill. l . .10.11 of 1111.1411‘ ties to the aisitent of sit,epoopos natiioll4' of•• 1111.., • itisters we. hefting Thuiridayfind 9Mut4qr, te 'dee • r tervoiste the oohs oh* the ritaftectlve kiddies Movie ' helearellttetilo sitbecrifue. "(X the resettliiek swim 'I .babirepprlsed at five P i e:filet' on Sitll rti4 nherno . o.6 . : As the leer' was congaed to native .4., prow, .m. ` . persons tictual4 resident in Old kitegsfoll, this wifoti 7 which amounted to 95,115,667 i. sterlenritlfamle at once .a proof of the imutilne actiombilleidin If ipliCie in • that country. The 6 Per Cents. *are to blet as Of. 15 C.'s; Bank Acttous,,lftfig f. ;'lt ii still asserted in the Flanders Papers, that se rent ,persons baelsbed.frona France in 1815, will re, .ceiet pirmission tar return i . apiont . them Are Olaf* r ,o4lstistenest,Stsver,and A ntlit.ll LT. .. Amosig these iiknlittliance vollititarily t many bars. long orate . • ... -"toned; and some Or are known to hers teen ' very hostile to. tbe.preauntorder of things, live sow flwery Aoset* I, et•Ferie, • '-• • • ~,..,„6",..:_-. . . • 1 COUNT OF /COWS ItBiltCll. : This Morning, - Soften Mencmiox, Esq. a Magis trate for Middles's, received sentence upon twecom 'idiot) , ; the first (or embecaling 9251. 14s. at the Pariah coney, belonging to B thnal•green Parish; the aeoend, for tolortising improper Pablic.houses. : , Mr. Jeitte'llitsitemibiated upon the ertoroNt of tgainitecee, l iiitiiislittiy the latter, and worn- . • • .. , • mauled. the case to % t Oak, before the LOW COO.. • , . est.t.on to ow . 11ill 454 , 414141011, 1! Wl*, the Defeedent ' ' eboold not be Ousels mit :of the Cosisission. He then stated the sentence - of the Court to bii . that the Defendant shoottlilitionnintiftid to the Kjies Bench ~ .. W 1 , • . for its inoutht,44imy a fine of 2001. :fertile first ' Offence ; and for ilinaticood, to be loprisonedinelve utOotbe.. - - •••' We andeettend the friends of Mr. Deirutson have been very ittectesfol in their canvass for thb County of.Sorrey ; in the town of Kingston only. among the Gentlemen Freeholders who meet at the King's Arms, forty plumper, have already declared for him, and the cause of Indepeodeoce and Reform in the Cow 'mons House of Parliament.. ' • . Dam and "Cloxfon • ' • the 'two yoking Men convicts ( ' et the Old Battey of for;ery, red uttering, forged notes, were •ezeeeted - yeaterdity.—These shocking apecmclesatenow soviltornery that this Circumstance, A hich we iliciuld have noticed yesterday, is now con sidered as i mere matter of daily . spcceirertne. ." A riotous mob assembled onlVionday end yester day in front of a pork-botcher'ashop sear Clare-nor. ket.• arid .could scarcely he restrained by a newness Police from destroying, the shop and its tenant. The. cause of thisidisturbanco was an atrocioni band-bill, circulated by one Catnach, a printer, in • which' it was stated that the pork-butcher cut up buses bodies info sausages; Catnech, at Bow-street, yesterday, coifested that there was no foundation for the re. I•amilf, aid that be bad published it merely- in the way .rtfisto trade. as s retail and marreilout treat to the valve. He .witi ordered to circulate a.printod con tradiction. Two of the rioters were committed for I rani of hill, but . it dees s not appear that Catnach wit.cometitted,. though his libel. certainly tended to %reek the peace. • . • • P.._, Coate -Excitatiatir hints 11.....4a1th00git, we hoe ha* bat few' arrivals tif Whist 'since Mandan 1 $ "mites this morning seerOnet se bask as on that deb. , .but what was dispos,ed of yes epos - the assnalrOP!' '..--Barlty fully supports its price, hiving tint liltl l4. 'l.4.4l4:—Peits, Beans , - QM ns, and . rtlati ,nalith4lll ',M'onday's Prices, yet hot fele so c a *we* oat Ai 'slither. .. . • 1 . . .. . • ... . . i Amongst the various subjects embraced by not IP" ''eteroua Poets,. we do •not recollect that any of ) have touched upon the State Lottery... I n our •I ,oleo; pyre they to. take the present as a ealljecl, I 'would form a noble theme. The Three ,Prilse 4 el 20,000, the 107 Capitals, the 20 Priaie of tl,l9Uut would reach the very: seine of Poetry, whilst their terest would be gradually eneitecl by *armor foment of each Circumstance, /ill it attained 0 1 * ',Muni, ,- • tbetoo,-r , PO/ 0 the P 1 . • . . _. ~ - .. . - • r i l lilli:151411111111111111111111.11111111111.1111.1.11111..- ' • , . . . 1,. • A • ' * ''''. '' ..... Ak .:. i . * . , c • r -• . • ' . . ,* .* - • . .• • ' •.• * -.- % ',.. - ' .' * . -.2.4...'..1. • ' • —. 4llrgligg 11/0111. latterietts. arid illation* lbecP" lielL .' Met Moil 4 'sd I." mr4PlllOl.O 41 .9 I f i i fr‘itiee pantuil. td power aid gala, 0 10; d s try oo ta t i fill ow that, et hart s tidil EilOak*'6o.llo,l eff'deol. as Teta lathe am* halm - tam 4 . le. , Wifiiiii! ary v • * l i d . If Ilisiri" . ; ft tir o ; 1 4 :1.t ect Illi v r allid be t br i V era rj, bed twos •prosavd, that iimossi Psfliessont , told U*l4 , so. Am hi s ~„1 „„,..,„.„,, ie „. c . - .. , gnat Saffnee bad once boo the Csintdes im Avg tedge Isar rather of btokt than i Mee , - _ .-. 1,- ' oar tsars deal twat. the ohrraatisit of dle I visstaster the pato' pk at wiper al suffrage was cutout add that no other place enjoyed the same advantage. N a lattst dotty both the orie statement sail the other. He dente Awe was say 'bin like atikettsitt *Aar inWestatiaster,4 Weilitainottifenjoyed soy advaog6 *OO owe sot. equal lard hyscatty dolor pogoilotat cosotimorui bodies. The ell Rota*" was collo - is Wmttualstster t a inhabitant-amoeba an ermaiiiisVoArme tensely ' a i% ot roci 10.000 voters, a betillft'llMtbrg Mat 1 invueessassbasi Si r di: Ay ise rvetvYt l die _it had tot objt . and WOO he saw uo daajec,er Amieitim, tor them cols raqy apprebeoded from spell lethsera. Fur aim too, •'iroold ark, did the lionnetallWlNtragel ezeludi tbgykOt of veSists all pepper nodes' sill lac year* ul Very greed War bad bees done pimto!ntlividuals .A.-.... ..Z-1......11 . ..b.* vitro . the Honor Wilerna been a wit isissisction t„ a.,l the Constitteilon as and Pains: 11 ‘ i ' deb had boorktoond Mr. Btttitlptii nal tranquillity ind *cession; Mr. C 1 . had acted - idt• parlays of patio and is coins, we liso obit Ordiri het a dire* Ist unit at •( 08 U r i .. bed R$ of timothy: was (Comm ie s•P GlisW_uipe the Hoy. Mover . • :•"; Teller& ** 811 " 4 Tiii la weals toott 6. ,14 4 1 0 lit 1111' I had intt Rid WWI ••••• • - -: • . iiii • • ' r.. -.-'- ' ' " -..“‘• • • • . - i 1 .. / , ~ s 4 ...e. . . . . . , ~ • . . •• • , • Milliala=allitigilirall ! rigaig22lWillaat at e Ide.ll l4 e 0/Silie Of /4%4114 fl'hlittiv eliiiithd that haiiitabjemt Med . , i..., r orwsi 4,. b ecese tstikty i l lsells: Wing and _., Att iii , i rk etiyiol ) egg ". I. Reterai re step to the eftitableet lit Re- is "Aspary t t i r . 0 . 4 obi 4010 , 44 6 4 1 le Raorts Pr•PrietVbtille Hos. the xeentey, ;11, lie .i s siliktis !WO lesijge_ _ . — . Oulu, by . the announcement, tbat ‘ TOrliteltil, p King's Birth - day, 20 Capitals must be 00 111 Pr i it Firia w Usti Hour, and mu.; oleably rise* in the .Coorsa of the Day. 14 4 41 "° 41: ', acei, 7, Cornhill, anti 2 8, Defoesliettteta ital., including Two of R2O 000 , Weisel! ke last. Fur Months. , r. 11(1N Prim a unit Patslietkil tsv D. 141V_ spa -rams* Orrick 44. 4, lidarrelllelo/ii , :- , .. : I - ~.. . • k F ., 41 r,• I rr 1 11 1 A / it ti e • •• THE STATESMAN.