The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-07 00:00:00

by those present to provide additional thine of parchment.
and to pay the expellees of printing- and circulating bawl
bills, calling on the inhabitant+ of Vymoutli, Devottport.
Stonehoure, anti their vicinity, to enrol their names. IV,
are most happy to find that the object is so well and lau-
lab!), arpreciated by our fellow townsmen.

BELFAST.
(From the .Bel ast News Letter of Friday.)
Yesterday at twelve o'clock a most numerous and re-
Tectable meeting of the irdnthitants of Belfast was held iu
the Court House, for the purpose of addressing the Legis.
la' ure on the subject of Parliamentary lleferm.—Sir S.
ALty, Sovereign, in the Chair. A series of resolution•
condeinnatory of the present system of returning Member,
an •Parliament, representing the necessity of reverting t.
Triennial Parliaments, and of adopting voting by ballot,
were passed by the meeting amidst enthwiastic applause.
The first resolution, expressive of the general principh
that the Lower House of Parliament ought, event ding t.
the Constitution, to repres,nt tl,e Commons of the Empire:
was moved by Dr. TENNANT.
The second resolution stated, that this constitutional
abject had been defeated chiefly by Aristocratic influence.
The third resolution in favour of voting by ballot, wag
moved by the Rev. R. MONTOOM FRY, after a WOO Kplendld
.ffort of eloquence, which was received with euthusiasti,

cheering.
The fourth resolution represented the injustice of de-
priving larger mass's of the population of the privilege of
being represented in an assembly which exercises an abso-
!ute controul over their property and rights. This ream
lotion WAR moved by Mr. J. SIXCLAIRK, and was seconded
hy Mr. J. Slams, Editor of the Northern Whig.
The fifth resolution declared the absurdity and injustic,
of power being exercised by men under the character of
popular representatives, when they have at beat but it
nominal constituency. . . . .

The next resolution stated the injustice and unconstitu-
tional nature of the aristocratic influence under which th
representatives of Belfast and other populous towns are
elected.

The seventh resolution attributed the oppressive system
of taxation to the silence of the public voice in Parliament
by aristocratic influence.
The eighth resolution was in favour of .Trieunial Par-
liaments.

The ninth resolution, against the admission of place-
men, sinecurists, &c., to seats in the Legislature, was
moved by Mr. It. J. TENNANT, and seconded by Mr. S.

The tenth resolution deelsred that the confidence of the
meeting in the present Ministry was founded -on the ex-
pressed determination of the latter to enforce economy,
and to support the question of Reform.
Dr. M'Ktontsr moved, and Mr. C. W. Garstau.aw
seconded, the next resolution, that a petition, founded on
the previous resolutions, should be prepared and forwarded
to est. two County Members for presentation in the House
of Commons, provided they would support its prayer ;,
and should they not support it, that the petition should
be entrusted to Mr. Brownlow. Also that a similar peti-
tion should be forwarded to the House of Lords through
the Marquis of Donegal; and should his Lordship de-
cline its support, that it should be committed to Earl Grey.
On the suggestion of Mr. R. GRIMSHAW, a petition,
which had barn prepared by Mr. Emerson, was read and
unanimously adopted.
The Rev. H. MONTGOMERY then moved, and Mr.
N. TEN-KANT seconded, a resolution strongly recommend-
ing the abandonment f all private and party dissensions;
after which the meeting separated. •

KIRKALDY,
(From the Dundee Adventier.)
William Swan, Esq,, Provost, was called to the chair,
and opened the meeting. Mr. L,ndal•, in moving the
resolutions, Raid, he wished the Rlrctive Franchise ex-
tended to such a portion of the community as would fairly
repreient all the interests of the country, commercial as
well as agricultural. Mr. Aytoun, in seconding the rev°•
lotions, deprecated the present system of Parliamentary
Representation, and earnestly wished for an improvement.
Sir John Oswald, of Donnikier, was surprised that the
people of Kirkaldy had joined the present cry fur Reform.
He admired our Constitution, and approved of the measure*
of Government, which had conduced to the prosperity of
the country. He recollected when none of them were Re-
formers—when there was not a good house in Kirkahly
save une---when its streets were in such a wretched con •
dition, that, even in the day titne, iti inhabitants ran
the risk of breaking their necks; but that streets of palaces
were now erecting around them, and most of his friends
whom he saw present had prospered amazingly under
the system they decried. He was not an Anti-Re-
former, but be would leave the matter to the wisdom
of the Legislature. At the same time, he praised the
moderation of the requisitiemists. Mr. Lockhart dis-
approved of the resolution., because they did not say to
what extent Reform was wished, and because they did
not recognise the right of all 'elevats to be represented.
For the sake of unanimity, the meeting was not divided ;
and the reanlutions, with a (haft of a petition founded on
them, praying for an extension of the elective franchise,
both in the boroughs and counties of Scotland, were
ag TA to.

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