Volunteer.

• A criticism on the verses addressed to the Rev. Mr. Wh-y
• A journey through part of England and Scotland along with the army under the command of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland
• A letter to Dr. Priestley: or, a volley of random-shot
• A letter to Dr. Priestley; or, A volley of random-shot, discharged at him, from the old fortress, called the Church of England: whichhe is attempting to take by storm
• Poem on the fashionable rite of consecrating military colours, particularly those of the brave volunteer bands. By a volunteer
• Sir, I take the liberty of submitting to your serious attention the plan of national defence lately suggested by government, compared with a different plan now approved, though subject to revision, by a company of loyal Englishmen, of which I have the hon
• The battle of Dorking