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The following humorous affair appeared in London Magazine shortly after intel Eigence had been received of the dlsas- trous expedition to Moscow.

 THE MARCH TO MOSCOW. Bonaparte he would set out For a simmer excursion to Moscow; .Tbe fields were green and the sky was blue;

 Morbleu! Parbleu! What pleasant excursion to Moscow Four hundred thousand men and more,

 Heigh no, for Moscow There were Marshais by dozens and Duses

 by the score,

 Princes few, and Kings one or two, While the fields were so green and the six J

 so blue,

 Morbleu Parbleu What pleasant excursion to Moscow There was Junot and Augereau,

 Neigh ho for Moscow Dombrowsky and Poniatowsky, General Rapp and Emperor Nap,

 Nothing would do, While ihe fields were SD green aud the sky

 so blue,

 MorbIeu Parbleu: But they must be marched to Moscow. But then the Russians they turn'd 10,

 All on the road to Moscow; Nap had to fight his way all through, They could fight but they could not barley

 vous, But the fields were green and the sky was

 blue,

 Morbleu! Parbleu And so he got to Moscow. 