No.	Title	Date
1	Opium crisis : a letter addressed to Charles Elliot, Esq., Chief Superintendent of the british trade with China
2	Opium question
3	Chinese vindicated : or, Another view of the opium question : being in reply to a pamphlet, by Samuel Warren, Esq. F.R.S. barrister at law in the Middle Temple
4	Rupture with China and its causes : including the opium question and other important details : in a letter to Lord Viscount Palmerston, Secretary for Foreign Affairs
5	Is the war with China a just one?
6	Statement of claims of the British subjects interest in opium : surrendered to Captain Elliot at Canton for the Public Service
7	Facts and evidence relating to the opium trade with China
8	Is the war with China a just one?
9	Is the war with China a just one?
10	Some pros and cons of the opium question : with a few suggestions regarding British claims on China : "Ratione non ira."
11	Correct report of the speech of Sir George Staunton, on Sir James Graham's motion on the China trade, in the House of Commons, April 7, 1840 : with an appendix, containing resolutions on the China trade, moved in the House of Commons, June 13, 1833
12	Report from the select committee on the trade with China : together with the minutes of evidence taken before them, and an appendix, and index
13	Opium trade : return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 13 February 1840; for, a copy of all papers and depatches at the India House, on the subject of hostilities between the Chinese and British subjects engaged in the opium trade, from 1830 to 1833, both years inclusive
14	China : return to an order of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 12 March 1840; for, copies of all communications between the board of treasury, or the India board, or any other public department, and the parties or their agents who are holders of certificates or bills granted by the chief superintendent at Canton for opium surrendered to the Chinese authorities; together with an account of the number of such bills or certificates, and of the amount in sterling value which they represent
15	China : further return to an order of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 12 March 1840; for, copies of all communications between the board of treasury, or the India board, or any other public department, and the parties or their agents who are holders of certificates or bills granted by the chief superintendent at Canton for opium surrendered to the Chinse authorities
16	China : return to an order of the Hon the House of Commons dated 13 April 1840; for, copy of a communication from certain merchants of the city of London to the secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, with reference to the measures adopted by Her Majesty's Government, on the interruption of the commercial intercourse with China, with signatures attached thereto
17	China : return to an order of the Hon the House of Commons dated 26 April 1841; for an account of the expenditure ordinary and extraordinary, incurred on account of the China expedition up to the latest date; together with an estimate of the extraordinary expenditure, up to the 30th day of April 1841, so far as such account and estimate can be made
18	Estimates : 1. Canada - expenses of the service consequent upon the late insurrection; 2. China - expenses of the expedition for the year ending 31 March 1842
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20	China : return to two addresses of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 3 August 1843; for extract of any letter or despatch from Lord Auckland, Governor-General of India in 1841, proposing to send reinforcements, naval and military, from India to China; with the date at which such letter or despatch was received in London and extract of the answer sent thereto; - returns of regiments or detachments, native or British, sent from India or from the United Kingdom to China in 1841 and 1842; stating the dates of their departures from their respective stations, and the dates of their arrival at the places in China to which they were sent, together with the names of those places; and, of the ships of war dent from India and from the United Kingdom to China in 1841 and 1842 (stating, with regard to those sent from the United Kingdom, the dates when they were put in commission, and the dates when they were reported fit for sea); together with the dates of their depature for China, and the dates of their arrival at their respective stations in China, and the names of those stations