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I. Information on the principal Events which took place

in the GOVERNMENT of SPAIN, from the commence-

ment of the INSURRECTION in 1808, to the DISSOLU-

TION of the ORDINARY CORTES in 1814; intended to

explain the CAUSES which led to THE LATE REVOLU-

TION, and more particularly to repel the calumnies of

the FRENCH PRESS, respecting that glorious and me-

morable occurrence. By COUNT TORENO, the leader

of the present Cortes, and late an Exile in England and

France. [Translated from the original Spanish by

WILLIAM WALTON, ESQ. Exclusively for the Pam-

phleteer.]

II. Addenda to MR. HEATHFIELD's second publication,

on the LIQUIDATION of the NATIONAL DEBT ; en-

titled "Further Observations on the Propriety and Expe-

diency of Liquidating the National Debt of the United

Kingdom." [Printed in No. xxxII. of the PAM-

PHLETEER.]

III. Speech of Jos. MARRYATT, Esq., in the House of Com-

mons, on Monday, June 5th, 1820, upon the PETITION

of the SHIP OWNERS of the PORT OF LONDON,

against any alteration in the DUTIES on TIMBER.

[Published by the Committee of the Society of Ship

Owners.] Second Edition.

IV. A Reply to the Charges brought by the Reviewer of

SPENCE'S ANECDOTES, in the QUARTERLY RE-

VIEW for Oct. 1820, against the last EDITOR of POPE'S

WORKS; and Author of "A Letter to Mr. CAMPBELL,"

on "The Invariable Principles of Poetry." By the

REV. W. L. BOWLES. [Original.]••••••••

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