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

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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* irtrig.riat 9111 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 pessesessei= 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.

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