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LETTER FROM THE DEFY oF AL

 GERS TO CHARLES x.
LETTER FROM THE DEFY 0F AL- GERS TO CHARLES X. What Charley! are you on your travels like me! Who could think when you t'otber day gave me a lift, 1he new pofice rig, for bit of spree, Would send you, like other Old Charfes, adrift. If my poor advice you will let me advance, As tyraHHieal praHks are the cause Of your tears, think you should go, being kicked out oi France, To reign in my place as the Dey of Al giers. That, that is the place for dotard like you; There wrong is endured without thought of redress Thhera Despot his murderous schemes

 may pursue Without any dread of the Pen or the Press. There the sun always shines upon harsh-

 ness and crimel There deeds may be done which no siib-

 Ieet dare to name; And the genial heat of dear Barbary s

 cline Viii keep the dull bigot's old blood in 3

 flame. The dagger and bow-string you'll find are

 prepared To these add the scourge of the merci- less rod--- And there your Priests gaily, ifhere they are spared, May broil men alive q for the glory of God.o Thensgo, grand .Hoaarque, to my Africa roam, Der slaves born and bred, go to the

 Potentate play, While seek in Europe sung. decent nome, And wish your Algiers, and yourself good Dag.