The Arkansas advocate., 1832-01-25

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 packet ship York. Capt. Eu,s,. a' ofi ita Oct. 25th, We have this mo,,.,','' .''alIsd celred London papers rom Iba : rs 10 tie 24th, and Iiserrooi to ss., sse icih elusive, sild iiiaYs the use Of tks ss'e q iis oar friends Of the Egen.ng Poe, es Of have also our Llosd's and ' Sb;. He Lists to tie 22d, thsaatest s,ts. tsA'ppas make suchssx.faets as the la,s. V the hour viii permit. It win l'ea 1 pf celycd that Parliament llas |. PsE rogued to igov. 22d, for tbe een pe ss Is declared in the kipo. Po'Posr, of ascertsInIng tic present seI,,s peeef people cn the eHpedienes of P oi theI the representation. Earl Grss D1m a n nouBced his resolution 10 per.... "'s an tile support of Reform, 50 lo,.a 'e shall have any reason .e l.s "' llsL cess. 'o' srnE
 The Birmingham Political .l.;o. society which s~ays as iuucb 'o''' r E nov in the country ns the catbo1. f0stia socirlion ever did in Ireland haxa. l''' Iisl4ed all address, rceonrnc,,d;aa fa'' formation of political societies ;n 'ae town in England, 10 conce,trats s'sf' lic opinion, and 10 unite all sa..o fss' demanding reform. They esI,or, ' n people to drtnness, order and mol a's lion. Very great excitement s,;s, s''s' and the attention of all classes sas ss' ~ sorbed in the or great question :, " " form, but less disturbance had oeen,.s than was feared. s''sS
 Some of the journals antjc;n,.a. postponcmcnt of the meeting of psrr' ment until January but the siora's Chronicle of the s54th Get. anna,,asl on the best authority, that il viii nsss on the I2th of December, at the l,t.., and that ase BiH will tller be heosss ! in. If Ministers were to mako ss., a change. t would be to make it noy. demoeratieal; bat they will bring ie THE BILL 'A
 The King, in his answer to she aa. dress rom the city Of london. dse,srss that his desire for the success ot tbs great measure of reform IS upal~,ea and tfis t.l'e ~ii''ii eorii;slss so psossoIs is zeaiously.
 Mr. 0'gonueli has received a silk gown, V hether as a prclade to office fl is lot known.
 Lord Lonsdaie had offered several rotten bofoushs for sale, but there were no purchasers.
 Rev. Dr. Murphy, Bishop ofcor., was nearly dragged out of fhe nal coach at Bath, having been mistaken for another Bishop who voted against the Reform Biii.
 Lord WhaFnclatf Ind seeH rsque,Ita by part Of bis regiment to resign-ho declined so doing.
 i0,0eO!. of property have been des. troyed by ship.reck at the Cape of Good Hepe.
 The Cholera had made it's appear. aneeat siamburgb-some doubled its being tie real cholera.
 Sir T. B. Martin had been dismissed from his office Of Comptroller of ihe Navy, or account of his differing from the King and the Ministry in the Re. form Bill.
 Fictitious and addresses in favor of E sssssfarnl were pouring ii, from all quarters }
 The French Government has iptre- duced new Corn law, abolishing pro~ hibliions. and permitting importation and expoFtation at reduced duties.
 One of the largest faiiures knownfor a long time has taken place at lloyd's The parties had been established lor more than 40 years and alwa, 5 enjoyed great credit.