A. BURR.

An Unpublished Poem Of Campbell.
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An Unpublished Poem OF Campbell.
1.-THE following poem, the composition of the late
Thomas Campbell, was found by Mr.. Wallace
among the papers of Blennerhasset, accompanied
by the latter's own music. The poem now fol
the first time is published.l
{" SONS OF cHIFFs RENOWNED IN STORY"
A Lyric wren BY Tnom7s Campbell honor Of the old
Scottish Legion, ohich returned blind from Egypt.
Sons Of chiefs renowned in story.


Ye whose fame is heard afar
Ye who rushed to death or glory!


Welcome from the tolls Of war!
When from conquest late assembling,
Madly armed the frantic Gaul
Europe for her empire trembling,


Doubted where the storm might fall
Briton from her sea girt station,


Guarded by her native oak
Heard the threat with Indignation,
Well prepared to meet the stroke.
But the foe, her thunder fearing,
Fled her naval arm before
And far distant widely steering,


Seized the famed Egyptian shore.
There in vain his boasted legions


Vowed to keep the wide domain;
Esger for the torrid re- gions,


See Britannia ploughs the main
Ye whose OF old opposing,


Checked the naughty Roman band;
In the shock OF battle closing,


Freed the Caisdonian land
You, our guardian genius nsming.


To the tolls of combat bred,
Chase TO hurl her vengeance flaming


On the foes devoted head
Methinks old OssIAN from his station


On the skirts Of yonder cloud,
Eyes his race with exutstion


Hark the hero speaks aloud
Sons Of chiefs renowned in story


Ye whose fame 10 heard afar!
Ye who rushed to death or glory.


Welcome from the tolls OF war