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(6) DOWN WITH THE FRENCH,

Or let them come if they dare.

To the Tune of “ Derry Down.

We are threstened, by Frenchman, but what do we care For their flat-bottomed boats ? .Let them come if they dare; The tone of old England will teach them a dance, And foon make them rue that they ever left France, Knock ’em down, down, high knock ‘em down.

Half ftarved, ‘t;s no wonder they long to be here. To eat our roaft-beef and to guzzle our beer, In want of fhoes, flockings, and all kinds of flops, I Lord, hew would they dicfa??? out of our fhops Knock 'em down, &r.

But if they come thither, to fondle our wives, We’ll give ’em a drefing fhall lafl for their lives. The Corfican Tyrant poor cloathings provides, No Matter for that, for we‘ll curry their hides. Knock 'em down, &c.

They envy ana hate us becaufe we are free. And fain would they plant in our inland theirTree: , But if they attempt it we'll' ??? the poor gudgeons, We have trees of our own that‘ll ferve as for bludgen Knock him down &c.

And mad tlyeatsthatof that Bonaparte^l ’] i, i fcormthe Imp o! deftruftion, Son ofwretch Old Nick, Whofi batchen his prifoaeri-andKaock poifonshim his down, fiet". &cJ He ctli* ws a v'lr and an infamous race,aze, Our daughtrs would rJvi/f . our citieB e But if he rtt^uU kithe' his Mamelukes lead. Like trua Enjliflt, Bull dogs wellKnock plat athimthedown, head.Scd
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