The Levée en Masse, or Britons Strike Home,’ 223; ‘Preparing to invade,’ 226; ‘How to stop an invader,’ 226; ‘The Consequences of an Invasion, or the Hero’s Reward. None but the Brave deserve the fair. The Yeomanry Cavalry’s first Essay,’ 227; ‘Johnny Bull giving Boney a Pull,’ 229; ‘Resolutions in case of an Invasion,’ 230; ‘A rash attempt, and woful downfall,’ 230; ‘Observations upon Stilts,’ 230; ‘Harlequin Invasion,’ 232; ‘John Bull and Buonaparte,’ 238; ‘Boney at Brussels,’ 239; ‘John Bull out of all Patience,’ 240; ‘Crocodile’s Tears or Bonaparte’s Lamentations,’240; ‘Britannia blowing up the Corsican Bottle Conjuror,’ 244; ‘The Corsican Moth,’ 245; ‘The Handwriting on the Wall,’ 246; ‘A Knockdown blow in the Ocean, or Bonaparte taking French leave,’ 246; ‘Pidcock’s Grand Menagerie,’ 252; ‘John Bull landed in France,’ 253; ‘Three plagues of Egypt,’ 253; ‘An Attempt on the Potatoe bag,’ 257; ‘Gulliver and his Guide, or a Check String to the Corsican,’ 258; ‘John Bull and the Alarmist,’ 261; ‘John Bull shewing the Corsican Monkey,’ 264; ‘Buonaparte on his Ass,’ 264; ‘The Corsican Macheath,’ 265; ‘A full and particular account of the Trial of Napoleon Buonaparte before John Bull,’ 267; ‘Buonaparte’s Soliloquy at Calais,’ 269; ‘The fable of the Bundle of Faggots exemplified, or Bonaparte baffled,’ 271; ‘A peep at the Corsican fairy,’ 271; ‘The Corsican Carcase Butcher’s Reckoning day, New Style, no Quarter day,’ 271; ‘The Corsican Locust,’ 279; ‘The Grand Triumphal Entry of the Chief Consul into London,’ 279; ‘The Corsican Pest, or Belzebub going to Supper,’ 280; ‘The Balance of Power, or the Issue of the Contest,’ 281; ‘Thoughts on Invasion both sides the water,’ 282; ‘The little Princess and Gulliver,’ 282; ‘The Centinel at his Post, or Boney’s peep into Walmer Castle!!’ 282; ‘French Volunteers marching to the Conquest of Great Britain,’ 283; ‘John Bull guarding the Toy Shop,’ 283; ‘The King’s Dwarf plays Gulliver a Trick,’ 286; ‘Boney in time for Lord Mayor’s Feast,’ 289; ‘Destruction of the French Gun Boats, or Little Boney and his friend Talley in high Glee,’ 290; ‘Boney’s Journey to London,’ &c., 290.