Song, to the tune of Mother Casey.
[London] : Printed for James Asperne, (successor to Mr. Sewell,) at the Bible, crown, and constitution, No. 32, Cornhill; by T. Maiden, Sherbourn-Lane; price one penny, or 6s. the 100. Where may be also had, at the same price, Sheridan's address to the people. Also a collection of all the loyal papers that have been or will be published,
[1803]
Beneath imprint: Nobleman, magistrates, and gentlemen, would do well by ordering a few dozen of the above tracts of their different booksellers, and causing them to be stuck up in the respective villages where they reside, that the inhabitants may be convinced of the cruelty of the Corsican usurper.
Dated from internal evidence - this ballads concerns Napoleon's proposed invasion of England
First line reads: The French, tis said.
In two columns.
Napoleon I, Emperor of the French, 1769-1821
Ballads, English
Napoleonic Wars, 1800-1815