Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-25
JUST PUBLISHED,
The London Quarterly Review,
M IYYYTY Co,fo,ye.

No. LYXXLX.-Contents
RTlCLE II.-Narrative of a Voyage to the
IA Pacific and Behring's Straits, to 60. operate with
the Polar Expeditions Performed in his Males.
ty's ship Blossom, under the command Ut Captain
FW Beechy. II N
I'LL. Two Lectures on Population, delivered
before the University of Oxford; by Nassau vii.
liam Senior, Professor of political economy.
2: The Law OfPopulstion; a treatise in SIX books, in
disproofof the superfecundity Of human beings,
by developing the real principle of their increase.
BY Michael Thomas oaddler, n p
3. MIR. sad!er'S reply to an article in tue Edinburg Re-
view, &c.
4. Letters on Systematic Colonization. and the Bill
now before Parliament. &c. By Charles Tenant,
Esq. Mp
IV.-Frasments Of Voyages and Travels, includ-
ing anecdotes Of q naval life; chiefly for the use
otyoung persons; by Captain Basin Hall, IN, +
VI. Cohspiration pour l'Egallte, dite de Ba:
heuf; suivie du process suquel ellie donna lieu, ct
des pieces justifcatives, &c; par Philippe Buo-
narroti.
2. Ii>ule Cour de Justice. Copie DIES pieces saisies
dams lie locsl que Babeuf occupoi. iors de son Ar
restation.
VII. Statements, Calculations, and Explana-
tons, submittcd to the board Of trade, relating
10 the commercial, financial, and political state Of
the British West India Colonies, since the 18Th Of
LRy, 1880.
- Nv SNtituNt VI NpS ohtSiSa
the Church Of England in the West India Colo.
MES. In 4 letter To Viscount Goderich, Secrcta-
" of State for The Colonial Dep rtment. by Vim
dex.
5. Some considerations on the present state Of our
West Indies Colonies, and on the eg ~uiations which
influence their industry and s3tades. BY a West
INDIA Proprietor.
/. Effects Of the late colonial policy of Great Britain;
described in a letter to the Right Honorable Sir
George Hurray, principal secretary Of State for
the Colonial Department. Dy Alexander Barclay,
VII.--Would Reform in Parliament be a bepe-
|. fit TO the Country by b.. S. Escott, Esq
, Essentials of Parliamentary Reform. BY George
Grote, Esq.
3. thoughts on Parliamentary Reform. BY the Right
Hun. Sir John Sinclair. Bart.
4. Reflections on the Ballot.
5. A Dialogue on Election by Ballot. BY William
Henry ord, Esq. NJ A.
S. The real character and tendency Of the proposed
Reform.
7. The speech of the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker
on the Reform question.
8. A few words to the Electors Of Guildford, on Re-
form. BY Charles Barring Wall. Esq VI. p.
g. The Mirror { Parliament. Part LXXVII, LXxiX,
and xxx.
10. View Of the Representation Of Scotland in 1881
II. Dissection Of the Scottish Reform Bill; by a men,
ber of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temple
II Observations on the Ministerial plan Of Reform; by
Sir John Walsh, Bart, Mp
Is. The New Constitution. Remarks by PhHip Pu.
sep. Esq. p
IL The Balance Of Pow er, demonstrating that The Re.
form Bill is false AMI unjust in principle, and sub
versive Of the Constitution
Is. Notes On tie Bill, by a liarrister
Is. The speech ofSr Il II ing!is, Bart, on the Reform
Bill, corrected
II. Advantages of The Bill. Rookie and Varly, Strand
Price one penny
l8. The speech of Sir James Scarlet on the Bill for
Reform, with a lette' to Lord viscount Milton
WIN. NJ. MORRISON, Agent.