Law (taking the term in its most generic acceptation) is reason in a tangible shape. Were all law, written or traditional, proscribed to-morrow, it might, in a measure, be non-operative---it could not be non-existent. I make this remark for the benefit of the rising generation. I wish to see the innate principles of truth and reason consulted; and the philosophy of life gleaned from the joint stores of the past and the passing hour. Were a miracle to erase all our records, and consign to oblivion all our traditions, would not law be re-written, and would it not be, in the main, the law that had been? I trust, then, there is no need of a miracle to induce some, at least, amongst us, to resist any unjust bias, and instinctively and intuitively, with as little regard to party or prejudice as possible, to seek truth and keep it ;---to adapt and apply it to the purposes of life; and being, as far as themselves are concerned, the givers, stand forth, as far as others are interested, the guardians of law. SEPT. 24th, 1821. JULIUS. CONTENTS. To the same-substantiating the charge of their having countenanced revolutionary doings. They are advised of the intentions of their Radical accomplices towards them; which are exemplified in an analysis of the reasons for putting into their mouths the call for To the same, on their political inconsistency and To the same exposing their miserable advocacy of the forbidden inquiry, and establishing the validity of the evidence before Parliament, which is adduced to prove the necessity of To the Editor of the Morning Post—on the rea- sons the Loyal have to be undismayed; their comparative justness and force, vigilance and, To the Editor of the Old Times-on his unfa- respectable opposition neither indiscriminate, nor of a false and froward tongue.-His exclusive readers never can know THE TRUTH. Speculation in the Manchester outcry pos- sesses him with canine madness: his super- latively stupid attacks on the new measures; his murdering Tacitus; his expulsion from |