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The Queen and the Mogul - a play, in two acts, adapted for theatrical representation, as performed at a Theatre-Royal

The Whigs exposed; or, truth by day-light: addressed to the reformers of Britain

The queen and her pawns against the king and his pieces: or, the royal check-mate - a poem

The radical ladder: or, Hone's political ladder and his Non mi ricordo explained and applied, the designs of the radicals developed, and their plans trace - a satyrical poem, with copious notes

Fair play, or, who are the adulterers, slanderers and demoralizers?: being an answer to the editor of The News on his enquiry, How many of the Queen's judges have been convicted of adultery?

The Spanish constitution proclaimed at Cadiz, March 19th, 1812: re-proclaimed at Cadiz, March 19th, 1820 - and adopted as the constitution of Naples and Sicily, July 4th, 1820

An answer to the speech of the Attorney-General, against her majesty the Queen