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1. 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.]

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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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45

57

73

V. Hints on EMIGRATION to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE.

By W. J. BURCHELL, Esq.....

VI. MILTON'S PLAN of EDUCATION, in his LETTER to

HARTLIB, (now very scarce); with the Plan of the

EDINBURGH ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION, founded

thereon.

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VII. An ARGUMENT on MILITARY OBEDIENCE. By

a HALF-PAY OFFICER. [Original]

VIII. The CURATE'S APPEAL to the EQUITY and CHRIS-

TIAN PRINCIPLES of the BRITISH LEGISLATURE,

the Bishops, the Clergy, and the Public, examined: in

a letter to the Editor, from a COUNTRY INCUMBENT.

[Original]

IX. ÆSTHETICS, or the ANALOGY of the SENSIBLE

SCIENCES indicated: with an Appendix, on LIGHT and

COLORS. BY GEORGE FIELD, Author of Tritoge-

nea, &c. [Original.]

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121

157

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X. REPORT of the Secretary of the Treasury, in obedience

to a resolution of the House of Representatives, of 1st

March, 1819, transmitting Statements in relation

to the CONDITION of the BANK of the UNITED

STATES, and its offices: also, Statements in relation

to the SITUATION of the different CHARTERED

BANKS, in the different STATES, and the district of

COLUMBIA, &c. [Now first printed in this country.] 229

XI. General Observations on PROVIDENT BANKS; with

a plan of the UNLIMITED PROVIDENT BANK at

CAMBRIDGE; and a scale of the price of DEBEN-

TURES, without loss to the REVENUE. By PROFES-

SOR CHRISTIAN. [Original]

275

ON THE

PRINCIPAL EVENTS

WHICH TOOK PLACE IN THE

GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN,

FROM THE

COMMENCEMENT OF THE INSURRECTION, IN 1808,

TO THE

DISSOLUTION OF THE ORDINARY CORTES, IN 1814;

INTENDED TO EXPLAIN THE CAUSES WHICH LED TO

THE LATE REVOLUTION,

AND

MORE PARTICULARLY TO REPEL THE CALUMNIES OF THE FRENCH PRESS,

RESPECTING THAT GLORIOUS AND MEMORABLE
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 Pamphleteer.

LONDON:

VOL. XVII.

Pam.

NO. XXXIII.

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