The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-26 00:00:00

UNION-HALL.

Yesterday Thomas Bragg was brought .up for re-otarni-
nation-, charged with stealing a blank acceptance, the pro-
perty of Messrs. Castleman, and subsequently filling it up
and converting it into a .50/. bill of exchange, and then ne-
gotiating it. There was another charge of the prisoner
having negotiated another bill for 501. 195., which was ob-
tained under similar circumstances. and belonging to the
same firm.—Committed.

MUNICIPAL REFORM BILL.

PARISH OF ST. ANDREW HOLBORN.

A meeting of the inhabitants of this, parish was held yes-
terday at the inquest-room, in Holborn, -Mr. JOHN WATSON in
the chair, to consider the propriety of petitioning the Kin!,' and
the House of Commons on the subject of the Municipal Cor-
porations Bill.
Mr. RICHARD TAYLOR read the first resolution, to the ef-
fect, " that their Representatives in Parliament, and all the
liberal Members, be requested to reject the aristocratic muti-
lations of the Bill."

Mr. GILL seconded the resolution, which was unanimously
agreed to.
Mr. FEARON, in proposing the second resolution, to the
effect, ". that the great constitutional power of stopping the
supplies was not to be made use of on light occasions, but that
the recent votes of the House of Lords full) justified such a
step on the part of the Commons," paid that the House of
Commons had exerted themselves boldly and nobly on this
occasion, and the people should come forward to second the
efforts of the House of Commons, and impress upon the Lords
the argument of fear.--( Hear, hear.) Let the Lotds beware
how they set themselves in array against the intelligence and
;he wealth of the peopl He was glad to perceive that part of
the Ministry in the House of Commons were not asleep on
the great point of stopping the supplies.
Mr. JOHNSON seconded the resolution, and it was passed
unanimously.
Mr. SHAW then moved a resolution, which

Mr. BRADIN seconded, expressing admiration at the conduct
of Ministers, and intreating them to yield on nu terms to the
Opposition that thwarted them.
Mr. TAYLOR then moved the next resolution, to the effect,
" That this meeting should call upon the people generally,
although deeply lamenting the necessity, to stand as one man
in support of their rights, and by an unanimous exertion render
impotent the efforts of the enemies of the beneficial measure of
Corporation Reform."
Mr. LYNN seconded the resolution, and it was unanimously
agreed to.
.An address to the King, and a petition to the House of
Commons, founded on the resolutions, were then read and ap-
proved of; and it was agreed that the petition should be pre-
sented by the four City Members, and that they should be re-
quested to present the address to the King, through Lord
Melbourne.

The Meeting, after voting thanks to the Chairman, sepa-
rated.

MARYLEBONE.—The address to the King, agreed to at the
public meeting of the parishioners of St. Marylebone, held
last Monday, was forwarded to Lord Melbourne last night. It
contained the signatures of 3,051 householders, which were
obtained in the short space of twelve hours. The petition to
the House of Commons, signed by 3,002 householders, has
also been placed in the hands of Sir Samuel Whalley.
BOSTON, LINCOLNSIIIRE.—An address to Lord Melbourne,
as Prime Minister, most numerously signed, was on Tuesday
presented to his Lordship by John Wilks, Esq., M. P. A pe-
tition to the House of Commons, to the same effect, was also
agreed to, and is to be presented by Mr. Wilks.
BRISTOL.—A petition to the House of Commons, praying
it to resist the mutilations made by the Lords in the Corpora-
tion Reform Bill has just been agreed to by the inhabitants of
this town. The petitioners state that they consider the Bill,
as altered by the Lords, to be an insult to the country.

ABERDEEN.—TOWN COUNCIL-At a meeting of the Town
Council held in this town on Wednesday last, Bailie Milne,
being called to the chair, said, that in the absence of the Pro-
vost, he had considered it his duty to call them together, as
the principal cities and burghs of Scotland had already peti-
tioned the House of Lords to pass the English Borough Re-
form Bill as it had been sent up to them by the House of
Commons. They were all sensible of the good effects of the
Scotch, Burgh Reform Bill; and if that Bill had been proper
and necessary for Scotland, a similar Bill was as much re-
quired for England.—Mr. Angus then rose and read the peti-
tion to the House of Lords. After some observations from
several of the members of the Council, many of whom were of
opinion that the petition was not sufficiently strongly worded,
it was at length adopted by the Council, and directed to be
transmitted to Lord Brougham for presentation.—Aberdeen
Herald.

PER public meeting of the inhabitants of Perth was
held on the evening of Friday week, for the purpose of peti•
tioning the House of Lords to pass the Bill before them for
the Reform of the Municipal Corporations of England, and
was attended by a great concourse of people. Tho several
trades, with their banners and music, marched in procession
to the Inch, and marshalled themselves round the hustings,
which had a very imposing effect in the beautiful stillness of
the evening. The Lord Provost having arrived, occupied the
chair, and was received with great cheering. The resolutions
were carried by acclamation. The meeting was numerous and
respectable. There were about 4,000 assembled on the ground.
—.Caledonian Mercury.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE -CUS-

TOM-HOUSE,

AUG. 25.

Commerce, Fournier, from Calais ; Faithful, Davison,
Bathurst ; Rebecca, Middleton, Bathurst ; Paquet de Le-
vante, •De Maurice, Havre; Lucretia, Muirhead, Calcutta ;
Larkins, Ingram, Calcutta and Cape of Good Hope; Betsey
Black, Anderson, Hayti; Scornfield, Kirtley, Jamaica ,• Ida,
Passrnore, Jamaica; Columbine, Smith, Barbadoes; Lynx,
Anning Guernsey; Spring, Lingham, Guernsey; Forester,
M'Huflil, Tobago; Annabelle, Anstruther, Singapore; Phi-
ladelphia, Morgan, New York; Hull, Knox, New Orleans ;
Perseverance, Murray, Palermo; Blanche, Laws, St. Kitt's ;
Rainbow, Price, St. Domingo; Useful, Everson, Quebec ;
St. Hilda, Barnes, Montreal and Quebec ; Aurora, Ward,
Bremen; Priscilla, Midford, Petersburg ; William Barton,
Pearson, Petersburg; Ganges, Ardlie, Madras and Bombay ;
City of Genoa, nulcraig, Bahia.
ENTERED OUTWARDS FOR LOADING, ArTo. 25.
Jackson, Jackson, for Bermuda ; Lord Strangford, Latta,
Hamburg; Sarnia, Dale, Guernsey ; Swallow, Dady, Guern-
sey; Paddy from Cork, Cole, Cape de Verds and Cape of
Good Hope; Warnow, Seeger, .Rostock; Vansittart, Leslie,
.
Hobart Town; Arbutus, Pound, Sebastian ; George,
g:
Howlett, Naples and Palermo; Dart, aitcham, Corfu and
Zante. . •

CLEARED OUTWARDS WITH CARGO, A.:P..25.
Columbine, Stranack, for Hamburg; Sir .E. Banks, No.
wood, Rotterdam ; Atlas, Lights, Nantes ; Resolution, An-

thoinson, Aalborg ; Prince Saxe Coburg, Ladd, Rotterdam ;
Gannet, Hannam, Petersburgh; Peaningham, Green, Pertria;
Integrity, Pearson, New South Wales.. _ . .

CLEARED OUTWARDS IN BALLAST, Arc. 25.
Baltic Merchant, Oumble, for Quebec; HofFnung, Boer,
Emden ; John Barry, Robin, Sydney; Mary Ann, Watson,
St. Petcrsburgh ; Hope, Brueck, St. Petersburgh.