The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-07 00:00:00

POETRY.

MAJESTY'S VISIT TO SCOTLAND.

CARI.E, NOW THE KING'S COME!
ST SIR 'WALTER SCOTT, SOUL
(Being Nor words NI an mid sinks.)

Ilte sews has flown km 'mouth to ■oath,
The North fur sues has bamg'd the South ;
The de'd a Scotantao's die of droisih,
Carle, now the King's come '
Cacaos.
Carle, now t►e Klog's moose!
Carle, sow the Kimg's come!
Thou shalt Jaime sad I will sin`,
Carle, mow the King's come!
Auld England held him tang sod fast;
And Ireland had a joyfu' cast;
But Scotland's torn is come at teiss—.,

Carle, ow the Lia.'ll Cosa!

Auld Reikie, is ber rokela gray,
Thought never to have saes Ikeda, i
Re's been a weary time away...

Bet, Carle, sow the Kiag'a emus!
She's skirting free the Castle Kim;
The Cuba voice is grown sae shrill,
Yell hear her at the Canoe Mill,
Carte, sow the King's cum!
" Up, bairns!" she cries," bailh greet and ema',
And beak ye for the wespoa show!—
Stand by me, and we'll bang them a' !
Carle, now the King's come
" Come from Newbottle's (I) alienist spires,
Heald Lanais, with your heights sad squires,
And match the mettle of your sires,
Carle, now the King's come!
" You're welcome home, my Montague!
Bring in your had the young Bucclench
I'm missing some that I may rue,
Cork, mew the King's come!
" Come, Haddington, the hied sad gay,
You've graced my causeway MOGI a day;
I'll weep the cause if you should stay,
Carle, now the King's come!
" Come, Premier Duke (3) sad carry does,
Free yonder eraig (4) his airiest croon ;
it's ►ad n lang sleep and a some—
But, Carle, Dow the 'Clog's come!
" Come, Atbole, from the hill and wood,
Bring down your elaminaea like a cloud;—
Come, Morton, show the Douglas' blood,—
Carle, sow the Limy', come!
Come, Tweeddale, true as sword to sheath ;
Come, Hopetoun, feted on fields of death;
Come, Clerk, and give yon bugle breath;
Carla, sow the King's come!

" Come, Weave, wbo modest merit aids;
Come, Itoseberry, from Dalmeay shades;
Bread*'base, being your belted plaids ;

Carle, sow the come!
" Coate, stately Nidd►ie (5), avid e. true,
Girt with the sword thlt !diadem kaew ;
We Mare ower few such lairds as you—

Corte, mow the King's come!
" Kist Arthur's grows a commas crier,
He's beard in Fife sad far Cootire,—
, Fie, lads, bebold my crest of Are !` (6)
Cork, sow the Koog's tame!

" Saila Abb roars out, I see him pass
Bets/eta Tomtitlou sod the &us
Cellos (7), get out your kerbing glass,
Carle, sew the Kiss's come!"

The Carlin. ; sad sure 1 am,
Far very glee had teen a dwam,
Bat Oman kelp'd her to a diant-
Cogie, now t►e King's num!
Cogir, now the King's come !
Cogie, now the King's come!
he be fon, and ye's be loom,
Cegie, uow the King's ovine!

(1) Seat of the Marquis of Lothian.
(t) Uncle to the Doke of Buecleuch.
(3) Hamilton.
(4) The Castle.
(5) Warebope of Niddrie, a •nble•lookiog old ma; ••d •
• line specimen of ancient Baron.
II) There is to be • bonfire u• the top of Arthur's Seat.
(7) The Castle Hill comosods the Meese vie. of the Fdlb
of Forth, s•d will be covered with tbuua•ods, anxiously hook-
lag for the Royal squashing.

Her Royal Highseas the Duchess of KONT is
expected to lean tow* ow Tueseley next for Heats-
gate.
The Duke of DEVONSHIRE is expected in town
daily from German Spa. Hi Grace is expected
to ►et off immediately after fur Scotland.
It lies beau obierved that tilt the lewdest wetnel
who go to view the statue in the Perk, deter uirtr
visit until after dark.

Mrs. FITZHEIBERT entertained a distingto.hri
Psi ty at dinner on Monday at her seat, Sher's',Al
Lodge, Battersea, among whom were--
The Dowager Duchess of Riehmusd and the Ladle:
Lennox, Lord St. Helm's, Lady March, Lady Taucic.l, S.r
Thomas sad Lady &epoch Sic.
Mr. and Mrs. MITCRILL had a dinner party 0"
Monday, at their house su Charles-street, Bel kele).
square.

ROYAL GAIIIIII6, VAUXHALL.—The Proprie-
tors beg leave most vespectialiy to advise those
Friends who Wend honouring then witb shier pressure, Out
have hitherto been overruled, to take adulate/ft of the re-
sew Res weather. The Coster t --lieptoplesiesoperoo--TOt
Rope Prudery--Aseent On the Rope in the millet of briibekt
Fire Works—The French Thestrs•—Sehost•

doe Cows—Water-wweits,l44. &e. See. will Its aoltdoted every
MOUDAT, WIDMILIIDAY, sod ?away, till /artier sow,

Mrs. H. PLomnarr. heireas at law of the late
Sir Wu. LOWTNU, has commenced "proceedings
in Chancery to recover from Lord (3. H. CAVEN-
DISH the estates left his Lordship by the Baronet
in the counties of York and Lancaster.