Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-18

,eared in the Fauybourg st. Antoine with b!
rolored flag. to which piece of black Grape Va,
attached. The report speaks with great praise
tho conduct of the working class in the FauIbou,,
81 Antoine, who received with contempt the en-
deavor made to seduce them, and offered to as,s,
the National Guard in restoring order.
There was mob in Paris On the 9th, which at.
lacked the hotel of the Russian Ambassador, amid
cries of :. Down with the Russians" and "r.
Poles foreyer!'' broken his windows, and then
hent their steps towards the Chamber Of Depu
ties. the Members of which they assailed with in
sailing and seditious denominations.
An almost general war in Europe, however
annears now inevitable, and there is much reason
to fear that England will be involved in The yo:
Austria IS determined to put down the revolt.
,;on in Italy, aud Metternich is said to have
threatened that il France interposcs. the Austria,
Cabinet will support the claim Of young Napoeon
to the throne of his father. But the var par,yii
France gathers strength every day.-This lep
administration, it is true, Is even more amic,hs
tban the last, but its permanency Is doubted
Louis Philip will be compelled to accede to h.
wishes of his people, and interPose IN behalf d
the nations that are struggling for freedom. Thtr,
arc reuorts of an extensive instruction in Spir.
hut the accounts hitherto received cannot be rel
ed on.
Some further disturbances have taken placer
Paris, which are attributes to the pupils Of The
school; but they do not appear to have been o.
GREAT BRITAIN.
T. ,,;II l,a racnllpcfad that the 81 of N.r,l
had been fixed as the day for bringing forward The
great measure of the new Ministry TOR Reform
IN Parliament. Unfortunately our files Of pa
pers by this arrival, furnish US only with Lond1
dates Of the Sd, containing the parliamentary pro
ceeding of the I'd of March. There is consequent
| " hiatus in our accounts from February %
the last mentioned date. 1t is certain, hOwe,s,
that the Reform Project was brought forward
the Commons at the time previously designate
as we find the House in full debate upon it on b.
Cd We have not the project, as stated iniuU
ignal form, by Lord John Russell, the move |
but a synopsis of the bill, as introduced and raI
the first time, will be found below prepared Wit F
all the care which our time and limits would
! low. The debate was continued With but lNa |
intermission, down to the 9Th Of March, on Whit
day
"I.ord John Russell brought in bill iOt
mcnding the Representation Of the people in Eng
land and Wales.
The Speaker then pot the question that the b
! be now read first time; upon which there ws
general cry of SAY" from the Ministerial sde'
some partial cries OF "No, no, " from the oppt
ton benches.
The bill was then read first time.
Lord John Russell next moved that the bill
read second time on Monday next March 81
REFORM BILLS.
The bill $50 amend the representation oil u
people in England and Waes'' occupies thrr
of the large columns of the Morning Herald, 40.
is accompanied with numerous schedules, to who
reference is made throughout. The fo!lowln:
arc its leading features. il is enacted that Sill!
boroughs enumerated in Schedule A., shall ceaS
to return members to any future parliament
Forty six boroughs, enumerated in Schedule
are to leturn one member, and no more. ID
thirteen towns enumerated in Schedule G., amoi:
which are Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds a1
Sheffield, are each to return fWo members; th
eighteen in Schedule D., among which are Brig
ton and Cheltenham. are each to return one
Weymouth and Malcomb- Regis, to be taken
One tOWuy arc w tClutn tfCUs VI tSuhout"i
ester and Kingston-upon- Hull, with certain pIat4
annexed, are severaIly to return two memoen
Thirty.nine places, enumerated in Schedule
are annexed to eleven shires or towns, and
residents previously qualified to vote. or SO q!Gi
flied BY the act, are to have share IN the elt
ton of burgesses from such shires or towns
veral small towns. together with Swansea, aI'
be taken as one borough, aud return one memO
No one is to vote by reason of the occupation
house, now emitting lin TO vote for any cry
borough. Every male person Of full aye, mol
galIy incaPaciated, having an estate tor lIle'
land, or any larger estate, Of the yearly value
ten pounds above reprises. holden by copy
court roll, or by any customary tenure, or Fl
holders tor years, not renewable from yea e.
year, on which yearly rent Of not less Than ~
pounds is reserved, is to have the right Of ,@nns
this provision not to interfere with the r.I s.
vete at present enjoyed or which may htF'
accrue to them according to existing am s's
freeholders, annuitants, &c. Land ho'.,
fifteen cities or towns, being counties ID Wv
selves, among which are Bristol, York, &C. e
merated in Schedule g., who would be enu'.S
vote in other counties not incorporated aIs"
entitled to vote for Knights Of the Shire l'0"
several counties named in the schedule
county Of York Is to have six king hts Of tnS So
two from each Riding. The county OIL Ll..
IS to have four. The Isle Of VIZ ht one w.
onoI;co,l .L..,.,, San, to 10 on&;,lo1 IN yOH