Citizen

A letter to a member of Parliament

City corruption and mal-administration display'd

The days of Queen Victoria, or, A sketch of the times

The marriage of a deceased wife's sister vindicated

Alderman Blagge's case

Mr Adam Black called to account for his misdemeanours, in reference to the old church vacancy, &c. in a letter, addressed to him

Irretrievable Abyss

An appeal to the public on the conduct of the banks in the city of New-York

To the freeholders and freemen of New-York

Considerations on the case of the bakers in Dublin

Reflections on the post-master's demand of a half-penny for the delivery of each letter at the houses of the persons they are directed to

To the voters of Maryland

To the friend of his country

The "tug of war"

Archbishop Bedini, the Pope's Nuncio, and the American people

A letter to the Right Honourable W--. P--

A candid appeal to the present ruling party in the United States

The present constitution of the city of Dublin

To the people of New-York

Remarks on the propriety of calling a convention to amend the Constitution of the state of Louisiana

The right point of view

The Citizen Housewives Guide

A review of the rise, progress and tendency of the present system of national policy

Observations on the real, relative and market value of the turnpike stock of the state of New-York

An address to the inhabitants of Maine, shewing a safe and easy method of extracting good from evil

Practical politics

Fever

The City today

Appeal to the people of Maine

A Letter to the Right Honourable William Brownlow, on the Present Administration. by a Citizen

An Address to the inhabitants of Maine

Thoughts on emigration, education, &c

For the consideration of Congress

To the freeholders and freemen of the city of Bristol

To the citizens of New York

A letter, addressed to the president of the Board of Trade, Toronto, on the usury laws

Public houses which are not proper houses for the public

An Address to the Jurymen of London. By a Citizen

An address to citizens of New Hampshire, upon a subject of the greatest importance

A plan to lessen and equalise the burthen of taxation in the city of Philadelphia which will produce a saving of ten thousand dollars annually