Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21
JUST PUBLISHED,
The London Quarterly Review.
No. LXXXIX.-Contents:
1 RTICLE U.-Nsrrative of a VOYAGE 10

1 RTICLE U.-Narrative of a Voyage to the
IA Pacific aud behring's Straits, 10 cooperate with
The ro'ar Xpe.iitiVns., Performed in his Nsje.
t,'s SLIP Blossom. under the command of CsptsI
r. lie. Ghy. RE
I'LL. Two Lectures on Population, delivered
hfre the Uai, er,ity Of Oxford; by Nassau vii.
liam Stm"r, Professor OF political economy.
J. The iaw tfforulptiun; a treatise in six books, in
disproOiof the supcrIecundity of human being
by developing The real principle of their iucresse.
j, Michael Thomas Saddicr, MP
). MIR Sad!ci'si cp'y to mn article in the Edinburg Re
NiCw, SC.
+. Letters IN Systematic Colonization, and the Bl
now before Parliament, &C. BY Charles Tensri
ESQ. Mp
w. Fragments Of Voyages and Travels, inclut
ing anecdotes - n naval life; chiefly for the w
ofyoung persons; by Captain Basin Hall, R ~
vi. Constipation pour IEgalite, dite de b.
beuf; snivic du process auquel ellie donna lieu. e
des pieces jus,iiicstiycs, &ci par Philippe Bus
marriott.
2. lisute Cour de Justice. Copie dies pieces sabe,
dams lie local que Babcu!occupoit lors de son Ar
reststinn.
VII. Statements, Calculations, and Explain
tons, submitted TO the board of trade, relating
10 the commercial, financial, and political stale O
the British West India Colonies, since the l9thd
Nay, 1850.
,. The cDnduc, Of The British Government towards
the Church Of England in the West India COLI
MES. In 3 litter 10 viscount Godcrich, Socreti
ry Of State for the Colonial Dep .rtment. BY Viz
dex.
5. Some considerations on the present state Of O.
West indies Colonies. and on tho regulations whd
inArencc their industry and Trade. by a We
I1dia Proprietor.
4 Eff cts of the late colonial policy of Great Brtsf
described in a letter to the Right Honorable s
George Murray, principal secretary Of State to
the Colonial Department. by Alexander Barsh!
Esq
VH.-Would Reform in Parliament be a benz
fit to the County, BY b. S. Escott, E"q
2. Essentials Of Parliamentary Reform. BY G'oG' {
Grote. Esq
3. Thoughts on Parliamentary Reform. BY the IlgE
Hon Sir John Sinclair. Bart.
4. Ref :ctiOns on the Ballot.
S. 4 Dialogue IN Election by Ballot. BY WiIbi1
Henry ord. FIG. 81 A. a
s. The real character and tendency Of the Props
Reform.
z. The speech Of the RICH, Hon. John Wilson CrOla
OH the Reform Question.
8. A few words to the Electors Of Guildford, On h
form. by Charles Barring Wall. E'q u. P.
9. The Mirror fPar!ament. Part LXX VIII, LAAA
and iXXXI.
10. View Of the Represc ntation Of Scotland in 1881
IL. Dissection IF the Scottish Reform Bill; by 8 mr
her of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple !
40 ooscrn a''o"s oh t"e ministerial pan Vi neio'"
Sir John Walsh, Bart, M
Is. Tie New Constitution. Remarks by Philip J.
sep. Esq. Mp
II The Balance of Pow er, demonstrating ths,tLe u
form BILL IS false and unjust in principle, and %
versive ofthe Constitution
IS. Notes on tie i'ill. by q Barristcr N
Is. III. speech ofSir X " Inglis, Bart, on the ReIH'
Bill, corrected
II. Advantages Of The Dill. Rookie and ysr,y, STD
Price one penny d.
is. The speech Of Sir James Scarlet on the Blu
Hefsrm, with 3 letter TO Lord Viscount Milton
WIN. NJ. MORRISON, Agent
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