Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The John Bull Magazine, and Literary Recorder, 1824, Vol. 1
For this, you may be assured, we have reasons good. One of the principal of which is, that we do notwell know, in our own mind, whatis to be the exact line we mean to adopt. We shall just ?oat down the stream as merrily and as carelessly as' we can, writing straight a-head whatever enters our cerebrum, or cerebellum, or whatever other part and portion of us is endowed with the thinking faculty. Vo gue la alere taut qu'elle paw'm voguer.' If we e Wise one month, we shall be foolish the next three - if stupid, as we rather imagine we are this month, better days will dawn upon the intellectual faculties of our headers in the next. Against one thing shall we wage war war, fierce, turbulent, no-quarter giving magainst nunecc. That elderly gen tleman, shall have no favour in our eyes no matter in what harlequin jacket he may think proper to array himself. Whether he appear rigged out as patriot or critic-saint or sinner - wit or ass, it is all one; we shall most unrelentingly expose him whenever he happens to fall m our way. S.
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