An Address to the Deists: In which are Prefixed, Remarks on the Conduct of Our Modern Clergy

A Serious Address to the Gentlemen, Clergy, and Freeholders, of the County of ... [Pembroke]. Wherein the Character of Their Present ******** Will be Clearly Developed: and to which Will be Added the Case Between H- O- and J- B- A-, Esquires [i.e. Hugh Owen and J. B. Allen].

An Address to Aged Persons. By the author of "Eleanor Dunn.".

A Serious and Friendly Address to the Public on the consequences of neglecting coughs and colds ... containing a simple ... method of cure ... By a Gentleman of the Faculty [i.e. Peter Hayes].

An Address to Parents,: Earnestly Recommending Them to Promote the Happiness of Their Children, by a Due Regard to Their Virtuous Education

An Earnest Address on frequent Communion, etc

An Expostulatory Address, endeavouring to awaken, excite, and encourage the ignorant, careless, and negligent, to seek the Lord ... By a private Christian

An Address to Young Persons on the Benefits of Early Piety

Address to the People of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. [In reference to the threatened Invasion of England, by Napoleon Bonaparte. By an Englishman.]

Address to Parents on opening a National School

An address to those in low circumstances

A serious address to god-fathers and god-mothers. Shewing the nature of their undertaking ... The third edition

A Serious Address to God-Fathers and God-Mothers, etc

An Address to Candid & Serious Men [on the duty of opposing infidelity]. By some Friends of Mankind

An address to Protestant Dissenters, recommending the practice of sitting while singing the praises of God in public worship

An Address to the Working Classes. Second edition

An Address to Persons of Fashion, containing some particulars relating to balls: and a few occasional hints concerning play-houses, card-tables, &c. In which is introduced the character of Lucinda ... By a Gentleman of the University of Oxford i.e. Sir Richard Hill, Bart.

A Plain and Serious Address from a Parochial Clergyman to his Parishioners at the commencement of the New Year ... The second edition

An Humble Address to the Most High, Most Mighty, and Most Puissant, the Sovereign People. [With special reference to Thomas Paine's "Rights of Man."]

An address to the inhabitants of Great-Britain; occasioned by the late earthquake at Lisbon, etc