The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-05 00:00:00

FELIXI!'

EVERT. HA.PPY. •
NEW SONG,
F,:a.nied cm the above Inscrifi6on on the Lnyerta! Coinage of

the Emperor of Elba!!!

Tune, " .3!,ogg.it

An Engineer Lieuteuant r;
At Brienne educated,
• Learnt love and trigononietry;
And a sbrcivd chap was rated..
41th:int a litre in my Purse,
Wak close to work made me tii,
And 1 fur better and for gorse _
Was Übl.Cuintine Felix •
Chfirt„,,,,
Micun2qur!, Übicumque, ehicumtine
Übicunnine, iThicunique, Übktongut 1"*- x,
Übicumque, Übienuique; Übicuiaque Felix,
tilii, tThi, Übi, -1.1b1; Übicumque

At Paris then I took niV war,
No Scoundrel e'er went tnrthee,
And revell'd nobly, night and day,
In rapine, blood, and inurder.
For when the 3ueobins began
Their Revolution Free tricks,
They found I was their very limn,
And Übicunuine Felix.
Chorus.
U. C.—U. C.--U. Felix,
U. C.—U. C. 7-17.
U. U,-U C.—U. Felix,
U. U.U. U. ÜbicurnqueFeliX.

In Italy some fine Campaigns
I fought—and gathered glory.
A Wife got, to reward my pains;
From 13AaltAs' Direelor—y ;
I plundered, pillaged, Church and Shrine,
And stole the Pope's eraci—Jiyi,
And then in Paris made a shine,
As,Ubieumque Felix !
Chorus,'..ye,

To Egypt next I went sa brave,

tougut.r every Acre;
But SmiTii would only yield a Grave

Of ground ; d—d iladertakct !
I NI-ufti turn'd—all would 'ut du— •
And so I off to S;cn nicks,
And safely steer'd the, English through,
Oh! thin:unique FAix !
Chorus,

First Consul, Emperor and King, •
Witircrowns•and sceptres play'd
'With titles graced each' low-norn Thing,
And made each NV- a Ladc.
I thumped tit,. Continent alma
With war and grand pon-tic.r,
And tliralieti each Sovereign sti stout,
Like Uhieuttique Felix

Chorms,

VI.
My old Dune now I %ei attrift,

To work a I'rincessi thraldom—
To get uu beir I Itvade a shift,

. And King (j. Rome I cAlled him.
United thus with Royalty,

Good Luck to favour me sticks
I deeni'd the world the property
Of Uhicourgoe Felix:

Chorus, 4-c.
My Brothers all t Monarchs made,
And Queens ►oy Sister Harlots;
But JnsErn found it a had trade;

.And Spaniards cursed varlets.
'Gainst Moscow, too, I urged inc force,

Where Fortune first at ine kicks,
Yet back to France I shaped n► cuurse,
Still Übieuu►que Felix!

Chorus:
VIII.
Now WELLINGTON, and Russ, and Pauss,
Began to pluck the Plicenix ;
• I sorely feared they would me truss,
And send Inc over the Styx.
They used me better-104. Ty wife,—
And conscience never ►ne pridis ;
In Elba I enjoy my life :
" Ijir : Übleunnrue Felix'"

Chorus,
w. J.

LOW GAMBLING.

Six,—Last night I took a walk in Hyde-park,
where; to my great surprise anti regret, 1 counted
t,o leis than nineteen low' gaming-tables,. all stir-
rffluided by lads ; the greater part of whom were
playing, and of course losing their money. The
police,. it is hoped, pa,y immediate attention
to this.

A CONSTANT ItEADF.It.

DESTRUCTION OF "A GAMBLING 1-lousE.—Cn
Wednesday morni!it; between . the hours of one
and two o'clock, ` AGItATti, Esq. one of
llagistrates of the Duke-street Division; accorn-
panied' by Mr. MANNING and a party of Police,
entered a noted Gambling-house situated in Crow-
street, the Theatre, to the surprise and con-
sternation' of the inmates, who endeavoured to.
escape in every direction ; they were seized in the
very. act of playing :Hazard.. The persons were
all taken into custody anti conveyed to the Watch-
house, and all ,the apparatus 'of Dice, Diet-box,
Counters, &c. taken, away to the Duke-street
Office, where the persons" taken were brought up
next morning—they Were convicted tinder the
Statute, and ordecet to find bail, or in default Of
which, to be. lent to Newg'aie. The 'table has
been cut to pieces, and a•tilepf 001. levied on
the proprietor„ whose name is Tliorntith.—Dablin

The counties of Statford and Hertford have
votett cougratnhitory. :Addresses to tic PRINCE
REGENT ou the subject of the general and happy
restoration-of Pence. The former refused to mix
INith Mire subject any allusion to the Slave Trade,