LETTER XII.

To the same on the "Misleading Journal of

Europe"-its lies of omission: ordinary NEWS

suppressed by this Newspaper...

and "

LETTER XIII.

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90

To the same on the same; it pleads "guilty"

not guilty" to the same charge in the

same breath. The correct and extensive in-

formation of its exclusive readers!!........ 96

LETTER XIV,

To the same, on the bettered aspect of the times:

its causes, and the means to be used to ensure

its progressive improvement....

LETTER XV.

To the same on the Edinburgh Review versus
the Prebendary of Durham.-America the
newly-discovered Garden of Eden !!

LETTER XVI.

100

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To the Exeter Jury that convicted James Tucker

of blasphemy and Sedition, for publishing

that which a Middlesex Jury decided was

neither blasphemous nor seditious

LETTER XVII.

To J. G. Lambton, Esq. M. P. on his Triennial-

Renewals of Parliament Bill

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125

LETTER XVIII.

To the Editor of the Morning Post, on the Cato-

street Conspiracy....

LETTER XIX.

To the Electors of the United Kingdom, on

being called to exercise their franchise by the

death of his Majesty George the Third, of

blessed memory

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135

145

LETTER XX.

To Sir Francis Burdett, on his adoption of

John Cam Hobhouse, his attempt to mono-

polize the Representation of Westminster, and

other public misconduct...

LETTER XXI.

To the Right Honourable Lord Castlereagh, on

the appointment of the Duc de Cazes as Am-

bassador of France at our Court.

LETTER XXII.

To the Electors of Westminster, on the coalition

and claims of Sir F. Burdett and John Cam

Hobhouse.--How far these Gentlemen are

likely to be serviceable and SITTING Repre

sentatives

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165

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LETTER XXIII.

To the Editor of the Morning Post, on the degree of criminality required as a protective qualification for the Westminster Hustings, and a letter of credit for the suffrages of the Westminster Electors. The legality of the return of Sir Francis Burdett questioned, as the spirit of the law could never tolerate the admission of any thing" unlawful" into the assembly whence law emanates.

LETTER XXIV.

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To the same on the Regency Decade; the auspicious commencement of the new reign; the important results of the conviction of Hunt. How far spies are useful: they are to fathom, not to instigate. A deserting conspirator, also, must ever be enabled to stipulate with confidence for free pardon and protection, in exchange for disclosures important i to the public tranquillity....

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ERRATU M.

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