By beat of drum. : All gentlemen-commonners, that are willing to serve the Fr-ch K-g and the present M-n-y, in the regiment of Sc-ch l-ds, in the House of P-rs, under the command of his G. J-s D. of H-n, let them repair to the Sign of the White Staff in York-Buildings, the Purse in Lincolns-Inn-Fields, the Gold Key near Spring-Garden; and the Fring'd Gloves in Golden Square, where they shall receive their patents gratis: ten French pistoles in gold, and a proportionable pension, quam diu se bene-gesserint. With all other fitting encouragement. So God bless the King. Huzza, dub a-dub, &c.
[London : s.n.,
1706?]
Title comprises entire text.
An anti-Jacobite satire.  Previously dated ca. 1715 in ESTC but probably printed around the time of the Act of Union when the Duke of Hamilton led the opposition.
The title should read where blanks are filled in: "French King and the present ministry, in the regiment of Scotch lords, in the House of Peers, under the command of His G. James D. of Hamilton".
ESTC
Hamilton, James Douglas, Duke of, 1658-1712
Jacobites
England London.