...compofirion this letter to my Lord M is more ipirited than able. In the appendix to it the paper intitled "The Principles of Government in a Dialogue between a " Gentleman and a Farmer, by Sir'William Jones," is worthy of confideration. It is written upon juft and revolution doftrines....

...letter to my Lord M — is mora fpirifed than able. In the appendix to it the paper intitled *SThe Principles of Government in a Dialogue between a *'- Gentleman and a Farmer, by Sir 'William Jones,." is woiv thy ofconfideration. It is written upon juft, and revolution doctrines.....

...wish to see his arguments rather strengthened by addition than weakened by retrenchment. Дг1. jy. The Principles of Government, in a DIALOGUE between a Gentleman and a Farmer. By the late Sir William Jones. Rtf. published with Notes and Historical Elucidations. By TS Norgate....

...muendos are no more than this; firil, theindiotmentfays, that by the let'er G. is meant Gentleman, and by the letter F. is meant Farmer. Now the title of this pamplet is, " The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer." — The...

...no more tha:i this; firlt, the indidment fays, th:'.; by the lefer G. is meant Gentle man, man, £nd by the letter F. is meant Farmer. Now the title of this pamplet is, " The Principles of Go. vernment, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer." —...

...diocefe. The year following, the dean of St. Afaph was profecutcd for publifhing a pamphlet, intitled, T'he Principles of Government, in a dialogue between a gentleman and a farmer*. This trail was written by his brother-in-law, Sir William, who w;is throughout his whole life a firm...

...(which contained the libel at full length,) with having published a seditious pamphlet, entitled, " The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer." " Gentlemen of the Jury, " My learned and respectable friend (for so upon this, as upon all other occasions,...

...the innuendos are no more than this : the indictment says, that by the letter G. is meant Gentleman, and by the letter F. is meant Farmer. Now the title of this pamphlet is, " The *f Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a " Gentleman and a Farmer." The first question...

...indictment, only without the constant repetition that F. means Farmer, K, King, and P. Parliament. The Principles of Government, in a Dialogue between a Gentleman and a Farmer. F. Why should humble men, like me, sign or set marks to petitions of this nature ? It is better for...

...OF ROME ! Harlow, Oct. 2f), 1810. *. F. MONTHLY REGISTJE FOE OCTOBER, 1810. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES. THE PRINCIPLES OF GOVERNMENT, IN A DIALOGUE BETWEEN A GENTLEMAN AND A FARMER. [By the lute Sir WILLIAM JONES.] [For publishing this dialogue a prosecution was instituted in the...