POLITICAL MISCELLANIES. Address to the Public Ode extraordinary, by the Rev. W. Mason The Statesman, an Eclogue Rondeaus Epigrams on the Immaculate Boy The Delavaliad This is the House that George built Epigrams by Sir Cecil Wray Lord Graham’s Diary Extracts from Second Volume of Lord Mulgrave’s Essays on Eloquence Anecdotes of Mr. Pitt Letter from a new Member to his Friend in the Country The Political Receipt Book Hints from Dr. Prettyman to the Premier’s Porter A Tale Dialogue between a certain Personage and his Minister Prettymaniana.--Epigrams on the Rev. Dr. P--------’s Duplicity ------Foreign Epigrams Advertisement Extraordinary Vive le Scrutiny; Cross Gospel the First ----------------- Cross Gospel the Second Paragraph Office, Ivy-lane.--Proclamation Pitt and Pinetti, a Parallel New Abstract from the Budget Theatrical Intelligence extraordinary The Westminster Guide, Part I. ---------------------- Part II. Inscription, to the Memory of the late Marquis of Rockingham Epigrams on one Pigot Billy Eden, or the Renegado Scout, a Ballad Epigrams on Sir Elijah Impey refusing to resign his gown as Chief Justice of Bengal Proclamation Original Letter A Congratulatory Ode Ode to Sir Elijah Impey Song Master Billy’s Budget.--A new Song Epigrams Ministerial undoubted Facts Journal of the Right Hon. Henry Dundas Incantation Translations of Lord Belgrave’s memorable quotation ADVERTISEMENT TO THE FOURTH EDITION. Three very large impressions of the following work being already sold, and the demand for it daily increasing, it is now a fourth time submitted to the Public, revised and corrected from the many literal errors, which, with every precaution, will too often deform a first edition; especially when circumstances render an early publication necessary. * * * * * In the present edition some few alterations have been made, but none of any considerable magnitude; except that the Appendix of Miscellaneous Pieces is here suppressed. This has been done, in some degree, for the conveniency of binding this first part of the CRITICISMS ON THE ROLLIAD with the second; but more, indeed, in consequence of a design, which we at present entertain, of printing most of those pieces with other productions of the same Authors in one octavo volume, under the title of POLITICAL MISCELLANIES. * * * * * As the bulk and matter of the book are thus diminished, the price also is proportionally reduced. Where the CRITICISMS seem to require any elucidation from the contents of the former Appendix, extracts are now given at the bottom of the page instead of the references in our former Editions. * * * * *