A.; on the Modern System of Agriculture. Let-
ter I. 279. Letter II. 924.
A. B.; on a Hanoverian War, 143

on the Catholic Claims, 629, 779

-; on the Board of Commissioners to decide on
American Claims, 173

A. D.; on Modern Agriculture, 406.
Admiralty Board; Philo Naute on thẻ, 156
Affairs of India, 44, 56, 74

System of 279

Agriculture; A on the Modera
Letter 11. 924 A. D. on; 406
Alderman; Letter from an; on the Pay of Subal-
tern Officers, 27.

Alured; on the Possession of Hanover, 275

on Parliamentary Reform, 463-

— on Mr.Fox and Parliamentary Reform, 596
American Claims; An American: Loyalist on, 443 ·
American Debtors y: A Ruined, Old American

Merchant, on the Board of Claims on, 149.
́Letter 11. 297:

American States; on the Dispute with, 970%
B., on the Brewing Tax, 23

-; on Military Force, 886

Bankruptcies; Number of from June to Nov. To38
Bartack Abuses, 20, 85, 86, 97, 206, 235
Bird, Mr.; on the Fate of the Funds, 285-
Brewing Taz; B. on the, 23

British Observer; his Fifth Letter on the Catholic
Claims, 429

Brutus; on the Conduct of Mr. Sheridan, 656-
; on the Westminster Election, 722-
Buenos Ayres; on the Capture of, 458, 4972
•; on the Capture on; from the Ar-
gus, 633
Burdett, Sir Francis; his Address to the Free
hoiders of Middlesex, 737. Mr. Whitbread's
Letter to him on the said Address,-760
Francis's Address to the Freeholders after he
Election, 878

Sir..

-;-Letters between him and
Mr. Whitbread after the Close of.the Middlesex
Election, 918

Cartwright, Major; his Letter to T. H. White,
Esq. on the Westminster Election, 685-

~; his Letter to Sir Francis
Burdett on his Address to the Freeholders. of
Middlesex, 718.

--; his Three Addresses to the
Electors of Boston, 719, 773, 847.
•; his Letter to Mr. Whitbread,

819. Letter II. 881

his Observations on Mr..
O'Bryen's Most Marvellous Discovery, 85 L
his Letter to Mr. Windham

on National Defence, 918
Catholic Claims; The British Observer's Filth.
Letter on, 429

; W. F. S. on the, 471, 695,937

Cobbett, Mr.; his First Letter to the Electors of
Westminster, 194. Letter II. 449. Letter lif
481. Letter IV. 545

-; his Aderess to the Freeholders of
Hampshire, 726

--; his First Letter to Mr. Windhar
1. Upon the Westminster Election. 2. Upon
the Situation of the Younger Sheridan in the
Army. 3. Upon the General State of Public
Affairs, 8:3

his Second Letter to Mr. Wind-
ham. 1. Upon the State of the Continent. 2.
Upon the Natural Consequences with respect to
England. . Upon the measures necessary to
prevent their consequences, 865

; his Third Letter to Mr. Windham.
1. Up placed and pensioned. Members.
Upon the burthen of Taxation. 3. Upoa the
means of alleviating that Burthen, 897
Coining and Forgery; G. W. on, 625
Colonus; on Major Cartwright's Address to the
Electors of Bus:on, 8951

Commissioners of Accoudts; Decius on, 21

--; Letter from An Old
Servant of the Public of, 183
Country-Clubs; Letter from Fiend to Free
Elections on; 661

Continental War; outhe, 577, 643, 673, 705.

C. S.'s Letter to Mr. Fox, on the Sinking Fund, 197
to Mr. Bone; on the Poor Laws, 558
— on the National Debt and Sinking Fuad,
Letter 1. 604

Decius; on Commissioners of Accounts, 21

-; on the National Debt, 396, 459, 609
-; on the Emperor Napulcons power over
our Fands, 619

«Delicate Investigation,” 494-470, 261, 362, 394,
413, 43yi 493; 593 -

; Letter from A Friend
to Publicity and Justice on the, 666
Domestic Official Papers, 158, 441, 477, 509, 534»
575, 703, 832

Edi ensis; on a New Sinecure, 893
Elections; 513, 675, 789, 737, 708, 775
Equestrian; on the Pay of Cavalry Officers, 623
Echucas; on Jewish Predominance, 403'
Europe; on the state of; from the Argus, 635
F.te of the Funds; Mr H. M: Bud, on the, 28;
Financial Abuses; Investigator on, 475
Folkestone, Lord M. Paul's Letter to his Lord.
ship on the Impeachment of the Marquis Wels
Jesley, 648

Forega Official Papers, 159, 198, 234, 372,'416',^
6391 699, 724, 8;1, 355, 8y6, 1965
Forgery and Coining; G. W, on, »2377

For, Mr. and Patrænentary Refo in';" Alard ́on,"
596

Funds, Fate of the. I, 1.'s Letter to Mr. Foxon,

Grenville Family; Z. on the Pensions of the, 693
Hampshire Election, 521, 829

Hampshire; Mr. Cobbett's Address to the Free-
holders of, 726 t

Hanover; Alured, on the Possession of, 275
Hanoverian War; A. B. on a, 143

Homan, Mr.; his Defence of Mr. Sheridan, 554, 1012
Hunt, Mr.; his Address to the Freeholders of
Wilts, 771

India Affairs; 44, 56, 74

India Budget; on the, 74

Investigator; on Financial Abuses, 175

I. T.'s Letter to Mr. Fox; on the Fate of the
Funds, 129

I. T.; on the Sinking Fund, 569
Jews; Letter from the Assembly of the Deputies
of, 037

; Letter written to the Emperor Napoleon,
by Mr. Jacobson, on the present condition of
the, 475

Jewish Predominance; On, 396. Ethnicus' Let-
ter on, 4c3

Johnstone, Colonel; Case of, 1, 203, 257, 270,

274, 321

Letter from Decius; on Commissioners of Ac-

count's, 21

B.; on the Brewing Tax, 23

An Alderman; on the Pay of Subal-

tern Officers, 27

--

Fufids, 129

I. T. to Mr. Fox; on the Fate of the

G. to Lord Henry Petty; on the
Window Tax on Schools, 137

A Real Well-wisher to the British In-
terest in India, to Lord Grenville, on the Con-
duct of Marquis Wellesley, 14г

A.B; on A Hanoverian War, 143.
A Ruined Old American Merchant;
on the Board of Claims on American Debtors,
149. Letter II. 297

One of the Committee at Lloyd's; on'
Military Officers' Pay, 453

An Officer; on Military Officers' Pay,

Philo Nauta; on the Board of Admi-

155
ralty, 156
A. B. on the Board of Commission
ers to decide on American Claims, 173

175

Investigator; on Financial-Abuses,

An Old Servant of the Public; on
Commissioners of Accounts, 180-

Mt. Cobbett, to the Electors of West-
minster. Letter I. 193. Letter . 449. Let-
ter 111. 481
Letter IV. 545.

239

A Whigs on the Whigs and the Funds

A Stockholder: on the Funds, 241
X. X.; on the Court of Chancery, 244
from Philo Nauta, on Merchant Sea-

men, 247
Letter from Quintas Curtius; on Cavalry Officers

tary Reform, 596 ..

Decius; on the National Debt and
Sinking Fund, 604 1.

Decius; on the Emperor Napoleon's
power over our Funds, 619/

Equestrian; on the Pay of Cavalry
Officers, 623

G. W. on Forgery and Coining, 625
A. B. on the Catholic Claims, 629,

779-
the Assembly of the Deputies of the
Jews, 6;7

Mr. Paul to Lord Folkestone; on
the Impeachment of the Marquis Wellesley, 648
Brutus; on the Conduct of Mr. She-
ridan, 656
A Friend to Free Elections on County
Clubs, 662

A Friend to Publicity and Justice on
the "Delicate Investigation," 666

Major Cartwright to T. H. White,
Esq. on the Westminster Election, 685

S.; on the Westminster Election, 688
T. F.; on the Qualifications of Mem-
hers of Parliament, ógr

Z.; on the Pensions of the Grenville
Fathily, 693

Sydney; on the Power of the Empe-
ror Napoleon over our Funds, 694

W. F. S.; on the Catholic Claims, 695.
Major Cartwright to Sir Francis Bur-
dett, on his Address to the Freeholders of Mid-
dlesex, 718
Brutus; on the Westminster Election.
Mr. Whitbread to Sir Francis Burdett.

249
ver, 275
A.; on the Modern System of Agri-
culture. Letter 1.279. Letter 11. 924
Mr. H. M. Bird, on the. Fate of the

722

Alured; on the Possession of Hano-

760

W. F. S.; on the Middlesex Election,

763

A. B., on the Catholic Claims, 779
Major Cartwright to Mr. Whitǝread,
Letter II. 881

-Mr. Cobbett to Mr Windham. Letter
Letter II. 865. Letter III. 897

B.; on Military Force, 186

Edinensis; on a New Sinecure, 893

Letter from A Constant Reader; on Retaliation
against France, 895

Colonus; on Major Cartwright's Ad-
dress to the Electors of Boston, 895

Major Cartwright to Mr. Windham,

on National Defence, 918

M. S.; on Military Force, 921
X. T.; on the Lottery Tax, 935
W. N.; on the Catholic Claims, 942

Liberty of the Press, on, 161
Lottery Tax; X. T. on the, 935.

Mc. Arthur, D.; his Letter on the Case of Colonel
Johnstone, 439

Meat, Sugar, Salt, and Coals; Table of the Prices
of, from June to November, 1031
Merchant Seamen; Philo Nautæ on, 247
Middlesex Election, 737, 814, 879,881
W. F. S. on the, 763
Mildmay, Sir H.; his Address to the Freeholders'
of Hampshire, 829
Military Force; B. on, 886

; on the, 484

National Debt and Sinking Fund; C. S. on the, 604
National Defence; Major Cartwright's letter to
Mr. Windham on, 918

O'Bryen, Mr. Denis on the Rochester Election,
768

O'Bryen, Mr.; his Most Marvellous Discovery,
849

Parliament; on the Dissolution of, 641, 988

•; T. F. on the Qualification of Mem-
bers of, 691

Parliamentary Reform; Alured on, 463, 596
Parliamentary History; Freiace to the First Vo-
lume of Cobbett's, 909

Parties; on the State of, 588, 645, 983
Paull, Mr.; his Letter to Lord Viscount Folkes.
tone, relative to the Impeachment of Marquis
Wellesley, 648

Peace; on the Negotiations for, 82, 200, 225, 270,
373,393, 417,454, 584, 96 1

Peusions to the Royal Family; on the, 33,65,335
Philo-Nauta; on the Board of Admiralty, 156
-; on Merchant Seamen, 247

Pitt, Mr.; Character of, by Verax, 306
Play-Actors' Dinner to the Sheridans; Account
of, 914

Poor Laws; C. S.'s Letter to Mr. Bone, on the,558
Pritchard, Mr.; his Memorial to the Commission-
ers of Military Inquiry relative to Abuses in the
Barrack Department, 85

Public Papers, 29, 96, 188, 218, 251, 309, 380, 572
660, 785, 944

Qual fiation of Members of Parliament; T. F..
on the, 691

Quintus Curtius; on Cavalry Officers, 240

Re aliation against France; A Constant Reader
un, 895

Rochester Election; Mr. Denis O'Bryen on the,
768

Royal Family; on the Pensions to the, 33, 65, 385
Russia and France; on the Dispute between, rom
the Moniteur, 473

S.; on the Westminster Election, 688

Sheridan, Mr., Mr. Homan's Defence of, 554, IG12

Sheridan Mr.; Brutus on the Conduct of, 656
Sheridans; The Play Actors' Dinner to the, 914
Sinecure; Edinensis, on a New, 893
Sinking Fund; Letter from C. S. to Mr. Fox, on
the, 290

; X. T. on the, 410, 502

; I. T. on the, 569

Sinking Fund and National Debt; C. S. on the 604
Stocks, English and French; tables of the prices
of, from June to November, 1031

Subaltern Officers; Letter from An Alderman, on
the Pay of, 27

Summary of Politics, 1, 33, 65, 97, 161, 200, 225,
257, 369. 385, 417,454, 484, 513, 553, 577, 645,
673, 705, 737, 801

Sydney; on the Emperor Napoleon's Power over
our Funds, 694

Table of the number of christenings and burials;
of the prices ot the quartern loat; of the price
of meat, sugar, salt, and coals; of the prices of
stocks; and of the Number of Bankruptcies,
from June to November, 1031

Taxes; X. X.-on Exemption rum, 410

T. F.; on the Qualification of Members of Par-
liament, 691

Verax's Character of Mr. Pitt, 306
Wellesley, Marquis; Supplement to the Oude
'Charge, against, 56, 157

; Letter to Lord Grenville on
the Conduct of, 141
Westminster; Mr. Cobbett's First Letter to the,
Electors of, 193. Lester II 449. Letter Ill."
48. Letter IV. 545.

Westminster Election, 513, 675, 685, 709, 754, 801,
824, 833, 845

wright to T. H.

; Letter from Major Cart
White, Esq. on the, 685

; Letter from S. on the, 688
Brutus on the, 722

Whiggism; on, 389, 496

--; on, by a Whig, 501

; Letter from a Friend to Freedom on,421-
Whigs and the Funds; A Whig's Letter on, 230
Whitbread, Mr.; his Letter to Sir Francis Bur
dett, 760

-; Letters between him and Sir
Francis Burdett, on the Close of the Middlesex
Election, 917

W. F. S.; on the Catholic Claims, 478, 695,937
; on the Middlesex Election, 763
Windham, M.; Mr. Cobbett's Fust Letter to
him. 1. Upon the, Westminster Election, 2..
Upon the Situation of the Younger Sheridan in
the Army. 3. Upon the General State of Puls-
lic Affairs, 833

; Mr. Cobbett's Second Letter to
him, J. Upon the State of the Continent. 2.
Upon the Natural Consequences with respect to
England. 3. Upon the Measures necessary to-
prevent those consequences, 865

him.

--; Mr. Cobbett's Third Letter to
1. Upon placed and pensioned Members.
2. Upon the burtben of Taxation. 3. Upon the
means of alleviating that burthen, 897

-------; Major Cartwright's Letter to
him, on National Defence, 918

Window Tax on Schools; G.'s Letter to Lord H.