O F.

VOLUME

THE

IX.

HE Public Spirit of the Whigs, fet forth in their
generous encouragement of the Author of the Crifis,

with fome Obfervations on that Treatife pag. 3

The Conduct of the Allies, and of the late Miniftry,
in beginning and carrying on the prefent War,
1712
63

Remarks on the Barrier-treaty between her Majefty

and the States-General

155

172

The faid Barrier-tre....y

The Articles of the Counter-Project, which were

Aruck out or altered by the Dutch, with fome Re-

marks

188

The Sentiments of Prince Eugene and of Count Sin-

zendorf, relating to the Barrier

Reprefentation of the English Merchants at Bruges

relating to the Barrier-treaty

193

197

A Preface to Bishop Burnet's Introduction to the third

Volume of his Hiftory of the Reformation of the

Church of England

TRACTS relating to IRELAND.

203

Some Arguments against enlarging the Power of Bishops

in letting Leafes

247

The

28 x 1 2

The Prefbyterians Plea of Merit in order to take off

the Teft impartially examined

pag. 271

The Advantages proposed by repealing the Sacramental

Teft impartially confidered

Queries relating to the Sacramental Teft

295

308

Reafons offered to the Parliament of Ireland for re-

pealing the Teft in favour of the Catholicks 317

Some Reafons against the Bill for fettling the Tithe of

Flax and Hemp by a Modus

334

THE

THE

PUBLIC SPIRIT

OF THE

WHIG S,

Set forth in their generous Encouragement of the Author of The CRISIS.

WITH

Some Obfervations on the Seafonablenefs, Candour, Erudition, and Style of that Treatise.

Upon the first publication of this pamphlet, all the Scotch Lords, then in London, went in a body, and complained to Queen ANNE of the affront put on them and their nation by the author of this Treatife. Whereupon a proclamation was published by her Majefty, offering a reward of three hundred pounds to difcover him. The reafon for offering fo fmall a fum was, that the Queen and Miniftry had no defire to have the author taken into cuftody.

THE