The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-21 00:00:00

reared. Dioutimieg the questiee m
tefores altogether. he would common
he proposed alterations were toed, tin
till its removal. For himself. he neat
risdple mere liderless to pebble free
be bermes, sheshi have the power 6:
igistratei annually I end ludas Ilse plan
d WOO wage is clear of seen day. hr
at to violate the 'harmful' rights 6( the
oiled apes the erdriutimeof Aberdeen
it meritorious is the hellish Empire ;
r bed already dose, he saW no fltaloll,
sal mousey should be absent. The
icw ' souse further observations,said that
i. if agreed te. restlii have die *tett
end cadmium Wall thollkirghs
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dititOirt aftheilisitism. old
7 ce•rereed use list am hedenied
attar they desired involved
'assent ' Reform. He was ready
tens INTO WSW burghs is Soaked se
use as VI worth tho sossehle et leskivi
oak steallhiumiest. bather* were eid
rbieir were represented is a most shame-
s, ii to he embered.'ilia liallithergb, a
lONIA listitallitiubs. alteseld hers the
ittee ausined, that the Hen. Meat er
b ilat *Wm. bits Ore representative
opened. 1411kibr. beer, hear.)—He
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aaressed the House against the nut-
ted to tba improvement* going on in
gintebasvving that Ham* Corporations
niabnernsnod. would Does be anable.l to
An (rota lamb' dilicaities, ..d pay their
soh haters*. Tbo Hon. Heather then
leghttranw of Aberdeen from abscise,e
plied ebe pbbNcrarditry t andeonstwented
Wbbh bad bets wade by
that veljoit ' Ha should be glad to
Honourable Umber far Aberdeen, if
a Burgh of Britain went against him,
would barn had of getting returned
It was certain that the Honourable
twenty-four hours in doubt of a single
rgb.
in explanation, disclaimed any idea of
igistrates of Aberdeen with peculation.
1 referred only to their own declaration.
irrect, it could only be inferred that they
men.

iCSSON defended the tangieste used
end respecting the feuds of Aberdeen,
that the sell would not lbe effectually
at reforming tt•e whole system. Fifee
ad been presented against the griev-
ler consider Ilion ; and all these had
the preseut self-electing system. One
wen pretested in favour of it, an 4 de
he all that was excellent. This was
hers set Ws foot by a Gentleman who*
I. and gardeser,forined the Magistracy
iss.whiels it eutne.—(A faegb.)
MT spoke to the feeds of Abeedeeir
bey in a state of hankroptcy. Those
that tows lately, knew that Si inba
rite) 111 b. a Words elf tbe
Ant lb. trfottlieliad Watt sionanaged
MILTON rose to make a few observe-
TIN grievances ender wide% the
11 were admitted by gentlemen es
e buses; and yet What had been the
reedy bad yet been provided ; there bad
ee, indeed, to consider the Report, hot
wit had followed. He confessed his
e beard the Learned -Lord's propose
not agree, tremor the Burghs might
presentation and a freer election, that
Reform was the necessary conclusion,
,rd said that he (Lord A. Hamilton),
o a reform in any but the Royal
a not ketionae he did not tidbit as in-
4em also nee pp aa y, nor did he evei
elirought the 66 Royal Burghs were
at required a rigoren• invest/Derma;
tientleinati twist admit that sixty-six
ient to etcepy his attention at one
;lined Lord bed also spleen of the
ton, as if no evils existed there ; bit
Us was in a very bad state. and
lereersit dilapidated. The Learned
lberdeen was free from corruption. he
Iton) woad not say there wat Aeo-
n, or that the Magistrates bad put
rackets, hut they sanctioned a debt as
was really 130,0001., in sninvestiga-,
t affairs. So much cortuption had
Mrghs, that there did not remain in
entrust of their original charter. The
eluded by saying. that as be had estete.
dim's, as the grievances which nee..
rnpldint wire admitted, and no redress
determined to take the sense of the
after three Sessions it would at !env Is
into consideration, and adopt some
The Ornery was thee cleared. and
11—For the 'notion, 46 —Against it,
•gainst the motion, 33.

mission to the tialivry, we found Mr.
n his leds, requesting the lion. Meso-
n to powpone his wotion on the Tythe
od, whirls stood for the 26th inst.
said as he wirhed his Majesty's Mi-
ire their attention to so hiportant a
no objection to postpone it a week or

MANI said that he was anxious it
as soon as ponible, as there were many
*pus of taking a part on so impel.-
*rho ould be obliged to leave town,
n opportunity if it were post.
of March, and on that day it
d to hive precedence.
ib.f LONDON DERRY said it could
Thurstiay..as it aas a Supply day.
laid there were Iwo important motionl 1
as Irv- mild not infringe on the sr.
his friends, he should be obliged t ,
Ilion. on Tuesday.

en adjourne 1 at haltput eleven.