Britain's sceptFe-destin'd to be
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Britain's sceptFe-destin'd to be
A bar 'twixt man and Liberty -
When spread the news throughout the town,
Born was an heir unto the crown,
The people toss'd their hats and cried
Long live the Prince Our Islands pride!
And at the Theatres, ween,
Each audience sung-"God save the Queen!"
Such The loud voice the land throughout,
And EngIand's cliffs gave back the shout.
Ills said the fishes in the Sea,
FlOundeEd about in extacy;
Some neatly jumpd out of their scales,
10 hear of a new Prince of W(h)ales!
Despite of all, proud Isle beware,
Lay not the EAGLES talOns bare;
Our STARS and STRIPES to every breeze,
Must be unfurFd DER all earth's seas!
This years Address is brief, It's true,
AND brief the Carrier of it too;
Who ere he onward wends his way,
Asks but the usual gift to-day
Then freely give, you but fOrsOotb,
Encourage industry in youth;
And ere he bids short farewell,
His wish to all pray let him tell
10 Merchants--gOods that ne'er shall fail
10 always meet ready sale;-
To Tradesmen--business like a fash,
And pocxets ever lined will cash:
Mechanics-work for ev'ry one,
And payment for each job when done;
To Planters-each fall crop may bring
Rich harvest to the plough of spring:
LandlOrds-pigs, poultry, corn and hay,
And guests that ne'er forget to pay;
To Bachelors--to mend their lives,
BY taking to themselves good wives;
To Maidens each-a handsome swain,
Soon to be led by Hymen's chain;
To each and all, and close my lay,
A cloudless, happy NEW YEARS DAY!