C. Williams
active 1797 – 1820
Books
- The Crown and Anchor desperdado [sic] or the cracked member belonging to the Bedlam rangers
- A bit of flattery
- Love and law ie a venial misfortune or Crim-con modifyd ... .
- The entrance into Poland, or another bonne bouche for Boney
- The grand bubble ...
- Wellington and glory, or the victory of Vittoria - he came, he saw, he conquer'd
- Nap reviewing the grand army or the conquest of Russia anticipated ...
- Blockade against blockade or Iohn Bull a match for Boney
- The Devil and his protegée or Another separation in contemplation
- Nap's glorious return or the conclusion of the Russian campaign ...
- The King's dwarf plays Gulliver a trick ... .
- Lunar speculations
- The rival gardeners
- Sublime and beautifull
- Sensual love, - or A sop in the pan
- The parson at his studies - or - A skittle ground the wrong road to a benefice ...
- Dress and address
- The grand triumphal entry of the chief consul into London
- A check to Corsican assurance
- Life high & low
- The evacuation of Hanover or the Prussian eagle at feed
- A proposal from the new emperror [sic] ...
- Nap's heroes or a specimen of French mercy and moderation ...
- Gasconaders or the grand army retreating from Moscow
- Diplomatic dispatches or a new messenger for peace
- The parting of Hector-Nap and Andromache or Russia threatened ...
- The Lancaster Caleb Quotem, i.e. Jack of all trades ... .
- Buonaparte in Egypt--a terrible Turk prepareing a mummy, for a present--to the great nation
- After the invasion--the levéé en masse--or Britons strike home
- Between two stools the bottom goes to the ground
- Caterer's - Boney dish'd - a bonne bouche for Europe
- Mutual honors at Tilsit or the monkey the bear and the eagle
- The Corsican usurpers new imperial French arms
- The first exploit of the modern Quixote or Iohn Bull turned Sancho Panza
- Greys and duns, or a prime bang up for the bit. ya! hip!
- Boney in possession of the millstone
- Property protected. a la trancoise [sic]
- Political quadrille
- A ridicule; or a new æra, new manners
- Two wonders of the world, or a specimen of a new troop of Leicestershire light horse ...
- Grasp all loose all - Atlas enraged - or the punishment of unqualifed [sic] ambition ...
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