The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-16 00:00:00

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JUSFORM MERTING AT 81R311NG114.11.

We Iwo repressor, OUT approbation of the Meet-
!no of the agerlosod Dart of ear coontryroon. If
they are all to be conducted like this of which we are
spooking, they cannot be no often called, nor too
nanternotly 'needed. The volneles to freedom will
be disappointed end reefoonded by the proceedings
lost Monday In. this great wannfactsprisig tows, where
it is seqsesilenshl, that two-thirds of Its ishabiteats
ere sorely wronged by the present corrept system of
the Gosernmont, Rod the Waste of these who are
unhappily placed at It heed. Let these Wish de:
epetk Ministers read the follewhsg Reeeletions, sad
If they hese hearts which as foil, t►ey will be ap.
palled et the woriersiahle froths which they contain,
sad by the plata sad sossfosios logic is whkh.theee
truths are told.

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RILSOLUTICHIL
8 WA.ns• As Inhabitoots .f Rhisiaihos lan
Rot, is ibv Commons' Hooooof Par Moment, osylio.

prompted's', is Gospel, ea t►.ir behalf, to tha laws
t►q are required is absent., and the is,. they s

respired ti pay.
" And •horees the said lehsbitsats of Dirgriag.
Ass Aim se anqrsestleagbie right to berg I, Perlin.
tweet Reprtseatstiers, aot aterely of their awls
end eppnietaest, bgt likewise in agasber,

eorrespondloo shit the popelatioa of their
compared with !kat of eke kindles,.
" And whom' tit* said labehitaats of Binalag.
bun conceive 'bat the Commons' Mote, howseiver

dr fed* It be composed, end whether it oesht to be
applied sato Of II Legislatorial Ropreeentethe of the
Commons of the Heals, or el a Court of iedicatere

hr r.dress of wrongs, is matters of election, tousl-
ing hlesben to gene dirndls, le boned to do jasike
oats or procure for time, the said Inhabitants of
Itiresinshas a fell and complete redress of tho on.
speekable 'Amoco sod injury they sustain, by res.
Son of their wet brig repeteented le Parliament.
" And whereas so prise* of oar lA. and Coe.
sthetion Is mere certai• than this—that even what
Parliament may do cootrary to Inman slits's, liber-
ties, and free cotton's, founded in thseternsl law of
mature (which is the imasetable law of God), and at
variance with tho Constitoilon of the realto, as in

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itself an error and injustice incapable of validity, shall

Ye boldest for etergbt.
" Aed whereas this 'weed principle of freedom
end justice steeds in effect recognised and declared
by Parliament, i■ a■ Act of the 34th of Edward I.
s. 4. c 4. he These words—' All clerks aid layout
of oar land shall hare their laws, liberties, and free
creams, as largely and wholly as they hare used to
base the same at any time obeli they kid them best ;
and if any Statutes have been made b♦ us, or our
'arrears, or any customs brought in contrary to
t►ea', or any manger of Article contained in t'.i.
preest Charter, we will mod grant, that such manna:
of Statutes and customs shall become void and (res-
hot' ler evermore.'
" Aid whereas Petition', although signed by s
large properties of the coasmeeity, have sot ►itherto'
availed, it le therefore—
" Resolved, Ist. That is the shakersl facts which
the quarteltieg of ropes at Barnstaple, Peoryn, and
Grempoesd hove brought to light, we bate a lively
picture of the bribery sad abominatioes, which al-
most, if sot altogether, saherselly prevail le thou,
duke of correptioe, esikd apes Boroughs.
61 Resolved, Id. That in an iefeneres messed's
at Misfiles, to the depth of last winter, we et once
see the detracting spirit, and the true means by which
woprii,eipled Peers, as well as others Who are candi-
dates for the Peerage, have utmsmorphoesd open
Boroughs lotto close Borseghs, (or the purpose of
guilty ambition.
" Resolved, 3d. That se loos es such unprincipled
Peers, sad would. be- Peers, shell have at their absolute
command, a great majority af the seats is the Com.
mows' Hoes., which is aoshieg short of subversion of
the Constitenee, It is manifest they will coolies* to
defeat a Reform of that Houle, sum the injured
People, determined on recovering their liberty, shall
become's Immerses, end shall raise a voice too awful
to be tweed with contempt.
66 itesolehl, 4th. That a number of Geotlemen in
whom this Mimeos confide, tsarina stated, that there
has now for a year soul a half past, hoes before the
Public, NI of Kidd: and Liberties,' for ef-
fecting a Radical Reheat he the House of Commons,
en the .imtle principles of voting for Itepiesentatives
(which Is s cosnoion right) being osareited by all men
of .stern age and mead mind, who have not for.
felted the right by any trim.; the sates being given
by ballot, sod the Representative Body being re•
armed ones a year ; It is the eplaion of this Meet.
log, that the said Billought to be adopted and passed
intoa
The (seeping Resolutions passed vosoimeesly.—
After which the following Complaiet, Reineestrante,
aid Petition was reed
Neat follows the Remonstrance, which we chat.
leap (as far ss it gees) against any thing of the kind
ever paned by man. It is the veritable, and ought to
be the en ectio.abli code of the Itionys or MAX in
t►e Social Geared. If each proceedings as these
do sot redoes the desired effect la • reasonable
time, then ere we lost, as Lord Kiturs would say,
beyond the merit of redempties, sod the sootier such
portion el the earth is cleated of its inhabitants the
better, that it may be peopled afresh with a better
stock.
" TO TIM HONOURABLE THE COMMON* OF
THE. UNITED KINGDOM OF (TREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND, IN PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED.
44 TUE COMPLAINT, RILMONSTRANCI, AND PETITION
Of TIM !XMAS/TA NTS Of
66 With the deepest allicilea, sod with a distort.
tent it world be a crime to their reentry to divisive,
your applicants observe that the complaints, which
from time to time dumbest a los( course of years,
bate been made by • cruelly aggrieved People, to
former Ileum of Commons, teething the decays sad
Corruption in the Represeotative breach of the L..
ghlatervototwithstaeding the truth of the fact', sad
the inanity of the Wiese' evils thence resetting,
bare not as yet seabed a Radical Reform of those
fatal decays and corruption•.
" Those stievaoces hawk, bees the subject of a
essitseerslal discsoios for wands et 40 years,