The Sun. — 1831-07-14 (London, England)

THE ANTI-REFORM AMENDMENTS  OF TUESDAY.  The following is the official account of the proceedings in the House of Commons on Tuesday night, as given in the printed orders of the House :  " Reform of Parliament (England) Bill—order for Committee read ; petition of the burgesses and others of the borough of Appleby read ; motion made and question put—' That the said petition be referred to the Committee. and that the petitioners be 1 card by themselves, their 'counsel, or agents, and be permitted to produce evi lence before the said Committee in re=pect of the facts sated in the said petition.' The House divided—Ayes 18'7, Note 281. Motion made, and question proposed—' That Mr. Spe,lier Jo now leave the Chair.' Debate arising thereupon—  Mercurii, 13° the du;ii, 1831—  " Motion made, and question put—' That the debate be now adjourned till this day.' The ii,use divided—Ayes 102, Noes 328. Question again proposed, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Whereupon motion made, and question put, That the House do now adjourn.' The House divided—Ayes 90, Noes 283. Question again proposed, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Debate arising thereupon, motion made, and question put, That the debate be adjourned till Thursday.' The House divided—Ayes 63. Noes 235. Question again proposed, ' That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Whereupon motion made, and question put, That the House do now adjourn.' Motion, by leave, withdrawn. Question :again proposed, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Debate arising thereupon, notion made, i and question put, That the &bate be adjourned till this day.' The House divided—Ayes 44, Noes 211. Ques. tion again proposed, "Fhat Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Whereupon motion made, and question put, That the House do now adjourn.' The House divided— Ayes 37, Noes 203. Question ag ►in proposed, That Mr. Speaker do now le.ve the Chair.' Dtbate arising thereupon, motion made, and question put, That the debate Jae adjourned till Friday.' The House divided—. Ayes 25, Noes 187. Que'tisn again proposed, That Mr. Speaker do now leave the Chair.' Whereupon motion nude, and question pot, ' That the House do now adjourn.' The House divided--Ayes 21, Noes 187. Ques, tion, That Mr. Speaker do DOW leave the Chair,' put, and agreed to. Bill considered in Committee; Comtilitt?e report progress ; to sit again this day.' "  MURDER OF A KlNG.—Unfortunately for Poltnd, she had scarcely begun to enjoy the sweets of a settled government, when the smiling prospect was again obscured. The elevation and success of PREMISLAS awakened the fears no less than the jealousy of his neigh bouts. To unbend his mind from his arduous duties he had retired to Rogozno, to ce)ebrate with feats and tourneys one of the high festivals of the church. One night, when the diversions were over, and the numerous guests were wrapped in sleep, when even his gouda were overcome by the strength of the potations, his cousin, the Margrave of Axuar,T, accompanied by a few ruffians, entered his apart, meat. He awoke in titre, indeed, to make a resolute defence, but not t 3 avert his fate. He fell beneath their redoubled blows, before any member of his household could hasten to his assistance.—Dr. Lardner's Cabinet C:iclo!, pee,dia.