‘John Bull threatened by Insects from all Quarters,’ 55; ‘Jupiter Buoney granting unto the Dutch Frogs a King,’ 55; ‘Experiments at Dover, or Master Charley’s Magic Lanthorn,’ 57; ‘The Pleasing and Instructive Game of Messengers,’ &c., 58; ‘News from Calabria,’ &c., 58; ‘The Continental Shaving Shop,’ &c., 60; ‘Political Quadrille,’ 61; ‘Jack Tars conversing with Boney on the Blockade of Old England,’ 63; ‘Bonaparte blockading John Bull,’ 64; ‘John Bull playing on the Base Villain,’ 65; ‘The Entrance into Poland, or another Bonne Bouche for Boney,’ 65; ‘The Giant Commerce overwhelming the Pigmy Blockade,’ 66; ‘Boney and his Army in Winter Quarters,’ 66; ‘The Political Cock-horse,’ 67; ‘The New Dynasty, or the little Corsican Gardener Planting a Royal Pippin Tree,’ 68; ‘An Imperial Bonne Bouche, or the dinner at Tilsit,’ 71; ‘Mutual Honors at Tilsit, or the Monkey, the Bear, and the Eagle,’ 71; ‘The Polish Pie, or the Effects of the Peace at Tilsit,’ 72; ‘Gulliver towing the Fleet into Lilliput,’ 73; ‘Malignant Aspects looking with envy on John Bull and his Satellites,’ &c., 74; ‘In Port, and Out of Port, or news from Portugal,’ 75; ‘Blockade against Blockade, or John Bull a match for Boney,’ 76; ‘The Continental Dockyard,’ 76; ‘The Bear, the Monkey, the Turkey, and the Bull, or the true cause of the Russian War,’ 76; ‘John Bull refreshing the Bear’s Memory,’ 77; ‘Boney stark mad, or more Ships, Colonies, and Commerce,’ 77; ‘Delicious Dreams!’ &c., 78; ‘The Corsican Tiger at Bay,’ 78; ‘Boney Bothered, or an unexpected meeting,’ 79; ‘The Spanish Bull fight, or the Corsican Matador in danger,’ 80; ‘The Corsican Spider in his Web,’ 81; ‘Burglary and Robbery,’ 82; ‘Apotheosis of the Corsican Phœnix,’ 83; ‘The Oven on Fire, or Boney’s last Batch entirely spoiled!!!’ 83; ‘A game at quadrille,’ 84; ‘The Fox and the Grapes,’ 85; ‘Prophecy explained,’ 85; ‘Napoleon the little in a Rage with his great French Eagle!!’ 85; ‘A hard passage, or Boney playing Base on the Continent,’ 86; ‘The Valley of the Shadow of Death,’ 87; ‘Nap and his partner Joe,’ 88; ‘Nap and his friends in their glory,’ 88; ‘Apollyon, the Devil’s Generalissimo,’ 90; ‘General Nap turned Methodist Preacher,’ 91; ‘Political Quacks, or the Erfurt Co-partnership commencing Business,’ 92; ‘The Progress of the Emperor Napoleon,’ 94; ‘Boney’s broken bridge,’ 96; ‘The Broken Bridge, or Boney outwitted by General Danube,’ 97; ‘The rising Sun, or a view of the Continent,’ 98; ‘Three Weeks after Marriage, or the Great Little Emperor playing at Bo-peep,’ 115; ‘Boney the Second, or the little Baboon created to devour French Monkies,’ 118; ‘Nursing the Spawn of a Tyrant, or Frenchmen sick of the brood,’ 121;