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CONTENTS OF NO.
NO. XVII.

I. DEFENCE of ECONOMY, against the late Mr.

BURKE, BY JEREMY BENTHAM, Esq. [Original]

II. A TREATISE on GREYHOUNDS, with Observations

on the TREATMENT and DISORDERS of them. By

Sir RICHARD CLAYTON, Bart.

III. HINTS for the Cultivation of the PEAT-BOGS in

IRELAND, with a View to the Increase of Population,

Security, and Public Happiness, especially in that part

of the United Kingdom, in a Letter to the REV. T.

MALTHUS. [Original]

49

79

IV. TPITOTENEA; or a Brief OUTLINE of the UNIVER-

SAL SYSTEM. By G. FIELD, Esq. [Original].... 101

V. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS on the STATE of the

NATION-The Means of EMPLOYMENT of LABOR

A

-The SINKING FUND and its Application-Pauper-

ism-Protection requisite to the LANDED and AGRI-

CULTURAL INTERESTS. By R. PRESTON, Esq.

VI. OBSERVATIONS on the GAME LAWS, with Proposed

Alterations for the PROTECTION and INCREASE of

GAME and the Decrease of CRIMES. By J. CHITTY,

Esq. of the Middle Temple, Barrister at Law

VII. A SECOND LETTER to a FRIEND in DEVONSHIRE,

on the Present SITUATION of the COUNTRY. By A.

H. HOLDSWORTH, Esq. M. P.

VIII. A PLAN SUGGESTED for mature consideration, for

Superseding the Necessity of the POOR RATES, by

means of Cottage Acres, and Farms, termed LEAVEN

FARMS; thus denominated from the intended benefits

likely to result from its pervading the whole mass.

IX. INQUIRY into the CAUSES and REMEDIES of the late

and present SCARCITY and HIGH PRICE of PROVI-

SIONS, in a Letter to Lord SPENCER, dated 8th No-

vember 1800, with OBSERVATIONS on the DISTRESS-

ES of AGRICULTURE and COMMERCE which have

prevailed for the last three Years. By Sir GILBERT

BLANE, Bart. F. R. S. Physician to the Prince Regent.

Second Edition, with considerable alterations and ad-

ditions, Printed exclusively in the PAMPHLETEER. 257

CONTENTS OF NO. XVIII.

I. A VINDICATION of the POLITICAL CONDUCT of GE-

NERAL SAVARY, Duke of Rovigo: in a Letter from

himself to the Editor. [Original, and translated exclu-

sively for the PAMPHLETEER.]

II. THE SOURCE OF THE EVIL. Addressed to the United

Parliament and the People of Great Britain, on the

League formed between the Irish Lay Separatists, and

the Irish Roman Catholic Bishops, on the measure of

Emancipation. By ANGLO-HIBERNUS. [Original.] 349

III. REFORM WITHOUT INNOVATION:

Thoughts on the only practicable Reform of Parliament,

consistent with the existing Laws and the Spirit of the

Constitution. By J. SYMMONS, Esq.

IV. THE NATIONAL DEBT IN ITS TRUE COLOURS, with

Plans for its Extinction by honest Means.

V. A LETTER TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD SIDMOUTH,

showing the extreme Injustice to Individuals and Injury

to the Public, in the present System of PUBLIC-HOUSE

LICENSING, and proposing a Constitutional Remedy for

its numerous Evils. By J. T. BARBER BEAUMONT,

VI. ON THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY in December,

1816. By the Right Hon. Sir J. SINCLAIR, Bart..... 457

VII. STATEMENTS respecting the EAST-INDIA COLLEGE,

with an Appeal to Facts, in Refutation of the Charges

lately brought against it, in the Court of Proprietors.

Second Edition, with alterations. By the Rev. T. R.

VIII. SUBSTANCE of a SPEECH addressed to the House of

Commons, on the 29th April, 1814. By PASCOE

GRENFELL, Esq. on the subject of applying the SINK-

ING FUND towards any Loans raised for the Public

IX. PLAN of a REFORM in the ELECTION of the HOUSE

OF COMMONS, adopted by the Society of the FRIENDS

OF THE PEOPLE in 1795: with a new Introduction and

other Documents. Republished by Sir PHILIP FRAN-..

X. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the MANAGEMENT

of the Poor, and the Laws relating to them. By the

Rev. THOMAS JEE. [Original.]

XI. ON NATIONAL PREJUDICES, their good and bad Ef-

fects. By JOHN BURROWS, Esq. Christ Church, Ox-

ford. [Original]

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