CONTENTS OF NO. XXXVII.
NO. XXXVII.

I. A Sermon preached at the CORONATION of KING

GEORGE IV. in the Abbey Church of Westminster,

July XIX, M.D.CCC.XXI. By EDWARD, LORD

ARCHBISHOP OF YORK. Published by His Ma-

jesty's Command.

II. On the PIEDMONTESE REVOLUTION. By the

COUNT SANTA-ROSA, EX-MINISTER. [Translat-

ed exclusively for the Pamphleteer.]

III. LETTERS of JOSEPH II, written to distinguished

Princes and Statesmen, on various interesting subjects.

[Now first Translated from the GERMAN, exclusively

for the Pamphleteer.]

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IV. An Essay on CRIMINAL JURISPRUDENCE, with the

DRAFT of a NEW PENAL CODE; in which it is

attempted to define Crimes and Offences with clear-

ness and brevity; to render Penalties proportionate

and consistent; and to promote a pure, speedy, and

cheap Administration of Justice. By J. T. BARBER

BEAUMONT, Esq. [Concluded from No. XXXVI.] 97

V. Sure METHODS of ATTAINING a LONG and

HEALTHFUL LIFE; with the means of CORRECTING

a BAD CONSTITUTION. BY LEWIS CORNARO.

Translated from the Italian. 33d Edition. ...... 135

VI. VINDICIE BRITANNICE.-Christianity interested

in the Dismissal of Ministers. A Vindication of the

People from the charge of BLASPHEMY, and a Defence

of the FREEDOM of the PRESS. In six Letters to

WM. WILBERFORCE, Esq. M. P. and the Religious

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Public. By CHRISTOPHILUS. [Second Edition;

Altered and corrected exclusively for the Pamphleteer.] 161

VII. A Second Letter to the Rt. Hon. FREDERICK ROBIN-

SON, President of the Board of Trade, on the Present

State of the CURRENCY: in which are considered,

The effect which the Repeal of the Bank Restriction

Act has produced-The Standard value of the Pound

Sterling-The Profits of Agriculture-The pressure of

the Public Debt-The amount of Private Contracts-

Injustice of the Present Standard-Necessity of altering

its Value Necessity of a Reduction in the amount of

Rents-Justice and expediency of lowering the Inter-

est paid to the public creditor. [Original.]••••••••.. 201

VIII. Remarks on the tendency of certain clauses in a Bill

now pending in Parliament to DEGRADE GRAMMAR

SCHOOLS; with cursory strictures on the National Im-

portance of preserving inviolate the Classical discipline

prescribed by their Founders. By VICESIMUS KNOX,

·D. D. [Second Edition; Altered and corrected

exclusively for the Pamphleteer.]......

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CONTENTS OF NO. XXXVI.

I. On the Necessity and best mode of striking off part of the Na-
tional Debt. [Original]

II. The Rev. W. L. Bowles's Answer to Lord Byron's Letter on the
controversy about Pope. 2nd. Ed. Enlarged.

III. On the Criminal Jurisprudence of the Country, with Draft of
a New Penal Code. By J. T. B. Beaumont, Esq.

IV. Capt. Broughton's Letter to the Board of Agriculture. [Original.]
V. Letter to the Board of Trade. [Original.]`

VI. Cornaro's Rules for attaining Long Life, and correcting a bad

Constitution.

VII. Observations on the Copy-Right Bill.

VIII. On the Corn Question. [Original.]

IX. On Marriage and Divorce. [Original.]

X. A Protest against Lord Byron's immolation of Gray, Cowper

and Campbell at the shrine of Pope.

XI: An Account of the Public Funded Debt, 5th January, 1820.

Ditto. 1821.

Ditto. 1820.

Ditto. 1821.

CONTENTS OF NO. XXXVIII.

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I. LETTERS of the EMPEROR JOSEPH II., written to

some of the most distinguished Characters of his time,

on various interesting subjects. Now first Translated

from the GERMAN, exclusively for the PAM-

PHLETEER. [Concluded from No. XXXVII.]................ 273

II. A CHARGE delivered to the Clergy of the DIOCESE

of LLANDAFF, at the PRIMARY Visitation in August,

1821. By WILLIAM, LORD BISHOP of LLANDAFF. 297

III. ANTICIPATION: containing the Substance of His

Majesty's Speech to both Houses of Parliament, on

the approaching Session; together with a full and

authentic account of the Debate which will take place

in the House of Commons, on the motion for the

Address, and the Amendment. With Notes. By

RICHARD TICKELL, Esq. London: printed 1778... 309

IV. A Letter of Expostulation to LORD BYRON, on his

present Pursuits; with Animadversions on his Writings,

and Absence from his Country in the hour of danger.

[Original]·

V. VINDICIA BRITANNICA.-A Vindication of the

People from the charge of BLASPHEMY, and a Defence

of the FREEDOM of the PRESS. In six Letters to

WM. WILBERFORCE, Esq. M. P. and the Religious

Public. By CHRISTOPHILUS. Second Edition.

Altered and corrected exclusively for the PAM-

VI. Remarks on certain clauses in a Bill now pending
in Parliament to DEGRADE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS;

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369

with cursory strictures on the National Importance

of preserving inviolate the Classical Discipline pre-

scribed by their Founders. By VICESIMUS KNOX,

D. D. Second Edition. Altered and corrected ex-

clusively for the PAMPHLETEER. [Concluded from

No. XXXV1I.}

VII. On the INTERESTS of the CHURCH of ENGLAND.

By R. V. Second Edition.

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VIII. The RETURN to NATURE; or, a Defence of the

VEGETABLE REGIMEN with some account of an

experiment made during three or four years in the
Author's Family. By JOHN FRANK NEWTON, Esq. 497

IX. Observations on the present State of the POLICE of

the METROPOLIS. BY GEORGE B. MAIN WARING,

Esq. Second Edition, printed exclusively in the PAM-

PHLETEER.

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CONTENTS OF NO. XXXVII.

I. The Coronation Sernion. By Edward, Ld. Archbp. of York.
II. The Piedmontese Revolution. By Count Santa-Rosa, Ex-Minister.
[Exclusively translated for the Pamphleteer.]

III. Letters of the Emperor Joseph II. to several of the most distinguished
Characters of his time. [Now first translated from the German, exclusively
for the Pamphleteer.]

IV. On the Criminal Jurisprudence of the Country, with Draft of a New
Penal Code. By J. T. B. Beaumont, Esq.

V. Cornaro's Rules for attaining a Long Life, and correcting a bad Con-
stitution.

VI. A Vindication of the People from the charge of Blasphemy, and a
Defence of the Freedom of the Press. [New Edition, with Alterations.] 、
VII. On Agriculture, Currency, &c. [Original.]

VIII. On the tendency of the Education Bill to Degrade Grammar
Schools; and the importance of preserving the Classical Discipline of their
Founders. By Vicesimus Knox, D. D. [New Edition, with Alterations.]