The welsh freeholder's farewell epistles to the Right Rev. Samuel Lord Bishop, (lately, of St. David's) now, of Rochester; in which The Unitarian Dissenters, and the Dissenters in general, Are vindicated from Charges advanced against them in His Lordship's Circular Letter, on the Case of the Emigrant French Clergy: with a Copy of that Letter

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