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10. Observations on the papers relative to the rupture with Spain,Jaid before both Houfes of Parliament. London i J62.

11. An Anfwer to the Obfervations on the papers relative tothe rupture with Spain. London 17 62.

12. A collection of the supplies, ways, and means from therevolution to the prefent time. London 17^3.

Vol. III. N. 1. The Constitution asserted , and vindicated . Lon-don 1763.

2. Constderations on the prefent dangerous critis. London 176z.

3. The Opposition to the late Minister vindicated from the af-perfions of a Pamphlet , intitled : Cotisiderations on the prefent dange-rous crifis . London 1 763.

4. The Appeal of reafon to the people of England on the pre-fent state of parties in the Nation. London 17^3.

5. A Letter to the worthy Electors of the Borough of Aylesburyin the County of Bucks. London 1764.

6. A Letter to the Earl of Temple , on the fubject of theforty-fifch number of the North-Briton , and on his patronage of thefuppofed Author of it. London 1 763.

7. A Review of M. Pitt’s Administration. London 17^3.

8. The question of forne late difmiffions truly stated by a frTendto the Army, and the Constitution. London 1 764.

9. An addrefs to the Publick on the late diftniffion of a Gene-ral Officer. London 1 764.

10. A Counter-addrefs to the Publick on the late difmiflion ofa General Officer. London 1764.

1 1. A Reply to the Counter-addrefs: being a vindicaeion of aPamphlet , intitled : an Addrefs to the Publick on the late difmiffion ofa General Officer. London 1764.

1 2. A Letter to the Common Council of the City of London .London 1 764.

13. A fecond Letter to the Coftimon Council of the City ofLondon. London 1764.

Vol. IV. N. 1, A defence of the Minority in the Houfe of Com-Mons on the c^uestion relating to general Varrants . London 1764.

2. A Defence of the Majority in the Houfe of Commons on thequestion relating to general Warrants . London 1 76z.

3. A Reply to the defence of the Majority , on the question re-lat. to general Warrants . London 1 764.

4. A faithful raport of a genuine debate cOncerning the Libertyof the Press. London 1764.

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