The conduct of the late administration, With regard to foreign Affairs, from 1722 to 1742, wherein that of the Right Honble the Earl of Orford (late Sir Robert Walpole) is particularly vindicated: in a letter to a certain Right Honourable gentleman, Member of the present Parliament.

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