From the London Literary Gazette.
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tWhen John Bulls pocket is touched, he is gen. erally sury and sulky, and few instances contents himseli with reprsas in the shape of so good huinor ed sqnib the following. Having heard it sung win the accompaniment of some merry laughter, We begged the Ms from lhe author, and print it in the hope that Il will amuse both sides of the Atlantic though it hits pretty hard at the doctrine of Repudia- ton. Ed. L. G.

 NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE. YANKEE Doodle borrows cash

 Yankee Doodle spends it, And then he snaps his fingers at The jolly flat who lendsit. Ask him when he means to pay, He shows no hesitation, But says he'll take the shortest way, And that's Repudiation!

 Chorus, Yankes Doodle borrows cash, sec. Yankee VOWS that every State

 Is free and independent; And if they paid each others debts, There'd never be an end ont, They keep distinct till settling comes, And then throughout the nation They all become Limited States" To preach Repudiaton! Lending cash to Illinois.

 Or to Pennsylvania, Florida or Mississippi,

 Once was quite mania. Ofali the States 'tis hard to say

 Which makes the proudest show, sirs, But Yankee seems himself to like The State of O-I Ope, sirs! The reverend joker of St. Paul's

 Don't relish much their plumber, And often in their knayish tricks Has hurl'd his witty thunder, But Jonathan by nature

 hide of toughest leather Which braves the sharpest-poined darts And caanons put together He tells 'em they clapping on Their credit quite stopper, And when they want to go to They'll never raise copper. If that's the case, they cooly say, Just as if to spite us, They'd better stop onr dividends, And hoard them up to fight us! What's the use of money'd friends Ifyou must n't bleed eml Ours, guess, says Jonathan.

 The country is of freedom! And what does freedom mean not Towhop our slaves at pleasure, And borrow money when you can, To pay 1t at your leisure ! Great and free Amerikee With all the world Is wing That she's the Hand of promise" There Is surely no denying But be it known henceforth to all, Who hold their I. o, U. sirs, Yankee Doodle prpmise is

 Yankee Doodle do, sirs!