Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01
JUST PUBLISHED,
The London Quarterly Review,

No. LXXXIX.-Contents:
4 RrICLE II.-Nsrrative Of Voyage to the
l "A Pacific and Behring's Straits, to cooperate with
the Polar Expeditions Performed in his Msjes.
tvs ship Blossom, under the command of Captain
w Beechy, X
I'LL. Two Lectures on Population. delivered
befo the University OF Oxford; by Nassau vii.
liam Senior, Professor OF political economy.
2. The Law cfPopu'ston; treatise in six books, in
disproofof the superecundity OF human beings
by developing the real principle of their increase
by Michael Fbomas oadd!er, Mp
g. Mr. Sadier's reply to article III the Edinburg Re-
view, &C. .,
4. Letters on Systematic. Colonization and the Bill
now before Parliament, &c. BY Charles Tenant,
Esq Mp
Fragments Of Voyages and Travels, nclud-
ing anecdotes 1t naval life; chiefly for the use
ptyoung PERSONS; BY Captain Basin Hall, n,
vi. Conspiration pour FEgalite, dite de Ba-
beuf; sulvie du process auque ellie donna lieu, ct
des pieces jus,ifcatiyes. &C; par Philippe Buo-
marriott
9 Hsu,e Cour de Justice. Copie des pieces saisies
res,ation
VII. Statements, Calculations, and EXplana-
items. submitted TO the board of trade, relating
TO the commercial financial, and political state OF
the British West India Colonies, since the 18Th of
May, 1850.
2. The conduct Of the British Government towards
the Church Of England in the West India Colo.
MES. In q letter to Niscount Goderich, Secrela-
ry Of State for the Colonial Dep rtment. BY Vim
dey.
5. Some considerations on the present state Ct our
West Indies Colonies, and on the regulations which
influence their industry and Trade. by West
India Proprietor.
T. Effects of the late colonial policy of Great Britain;
described in letter to the Right Honorable Sir
George Murray, principal secretary of State for
| he al len np Alexander Barclay,
VH.-Would Reform in Parliament be a bcne-
fit TO the County, by d. s. Escott. E>q
| 2. Essentials of Parliamentary Reform by George
GrOte, Eq
3 Thoughts On Parliamentary Reform. BY the Right
Hon. Sir John Sinclair Bart.
| T. Reflections the Ballot
| 5. Dialogue on Election by Ballot. by William
i,enry ord, Esq. A.
6. The real character and tendency OF the proposed
Reform.
z. The speech of the Right lion. John Wilson Croker
on the Reform question.
8. few words the Electors of Guildford on Re-
form. By Charles Barring Wall. E,q NJ r
| 9. The Mirror # Parliament. Part LXXNlil, LAXlX,
| and LXXXi.
10 View of the Repre- of Scotland in 1881
| H. Dissection Of the Scottish Reform Bill by mem
| her of the Hon Society Of the Middle Temple
IL Observations the Ministerial plan Of Reforms BY
Sir john Walsh, Bart, Mp
| Is. The New Constitution. Remarks by Philip Pu-
sep, Esq. Mp
IL The Balance Of Pow err demonstrating that the Re-
form Bill is false ami unjust in principle, and sub
| versve ofthe Constitution
! IS Notes on the Bill, BY Barrister
l6 The speech ofSir R II lngis, Bart on the Reform
Bill, corrected
IL Advantages Of the Bill. Rookie and yarty, Strand
| Price one penny
49, The speech Of Sir James Scarlet on the Bill for
Reform, with letter to Lord viscount Milton
| WIN. M. MORRISON, Agent.