The Anti-Jacobin Review and Magazine by J. Whittle in 1799 is a publication aimed at countering the pernicious effects of a dangerous system and restoring criticism to its original standard. It includes original criticisms on political works monthly summaries of politics theatrical critiques and reviews of foreign literature. The author defends various political figures and discusses the state of the arts and sciences in France. The book provides insights into the political landscape of the time and advocates for reform and good government.