The Sun.
London, England, 1815-12-16 00:00:00

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From the brown crest of Newark, its summons extending,
Our signal is waving, in smoke and in flame;
And 0.1.0 torester haithe, from his-mountain descending,
Bounds light O'er the "heather to join in the game.
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Chorus.
Then np with the banner, let•for,t7st Ayinek-fan hert•
She has blazed over Ettrick e)!_01t ages and more;
la sport we'll attend livt.hatle. defend her;
S% ith b#ait and with hand, like our fathers before.

".-.717717.Ter5T-Trni iera invaCr spreti.! vcaite an ! disorder,
Ott the glance of her crescent he paused and withdrew ;
For around them were marshalled the pride of the Border,
The /lowers of the forest, the,bauds of Baccleuch.
Then up with the banner, &c.
A stripling's weal; band to our revel has borne her,
No mail-glove has grasped her, flu spearruen surround;
But, ere a bold foreman should scathe or should scorn her,
A thoi!sand true hearts would be cold on the ground.
Then up with the banner, &c.
W forget each contention of civil dissensioni
Andhail, like our brethren, Home, Douglas, and. Car, -
And Elliot and llingle in pastime shall mingle,
As welcome in peace as their fathers in-war.
Then up with the. banner, &c.
Then strip, lads, and to it, though sharp be the.wtatberi

'And if, by mischance,. you should happen to fell"
There are worse things in life tha a ttn4ble op heathers
And life-is itself but agatne at foot=balt.
Then tip with the banner, &c.
And, when it is over, we'll drink a blithe measure
To each laird and each lady that witness.ed.otir fun,.
And to every blithe'lleart that took part in ottrplasure,
To the lads that have lost and the lads that have won.

Then up with the banner, Sic.
May the Forest still flourish, both borough and landward,
From the hall of the.peer tn. the herd's ingle nook ;
And !izza, any brave hearts, for Dueeleucli and his standard`;
For the King and the eoontry, the clan and the,Duke..
• Then up with the banner, &c.
Quoth the Sherifrof the Forest.
Abbotsford,. Deerpher 1, 1913.

TO THE ANCIENT BANNER OF TEE EOVSE'Of

BUCCLEUCH..
And bast thou here, laic hermit grey,
Thy Mystic characters unroll'd,
O'er peaceful revellers to play, .
Thou emblem of tint days of old;
Or com'st thou with the veeran's
Wlni deems hiS day of em tquest fled,
Ye.t loves to view the' loodle.s toil

Of solborhose sires he often led?
Not such thy peaceable intent,
When over corder, wz. te, and-woody
Oil foray and achiciement
Like eagle on the path of blood.
Symbol to ancient valour dear,

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,;„.ieli has been dared anti done for thee. - j
I.alniost weep to See thee here,.
And deem thee raised is mockery. . I
But, nu l familiar to the brave,
'Twos thine, thy gleaming moon and star,
Above their manly sports to wave, -
As free as in the field of war.
To thee tla faithful. clansman's shout, . I,'
In revel as in rage, was dear;
The :fore 15etort'd in fetal rout, - . .

The better fenced when foes were near.
I lore Thee. for the olden day.

Ile iron age of hardihoo;l,
The rather that thou leairst the way
To peace .and joy, Through pliths of blood;
For were it not the deeds-ot weir,

When thou Wert foremost in the fray. '
We'had nut been assenibled here,
Rejoicing 13 a father's sway. . a
And even the &ll's- ourselves hate known, . i
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Alike the limal. truth impress-7.
Valour and constancy alone

,Can purchase peace and happiness :
Then, hail! memorial of the brave, . •
• The liezeman's pride, the Border's avre;
Mar thy grey pennon never wave
,()n sterner field than earterhaugh.
Quoth the Ettrick Shepherd.
Altrive Labe, Dec. 1, 1613.

At Fiorenzo, in Italy, they are performing t
Tragedy,-. intituled, ." The Duke of Enghien•
The bhaeacters are, Napoleon,.Rociga, Euricu, 14e
Duke of Enghien, Carlo, Josephine, and the Spectre
of Louis XVI-.
,person is now travelling CAUTION.—A in tltef
neighbourhood of Leeds, under the pretenc,enot.:
selling smuggled spirits. lie has two gallon,u;
ties, Which are filled to the treds with w.2-iter,4::„s
which be puts some melted tallow, which I.°;-,..),
a strong crust upon the water, and in the ne-
of the bottle he .puts halt a gill of stro”fc spiritS,
1-1 C has a short Laster to let, people taste it. 11.6
has beerf at Pontefract, and succeeded in &pig
several persons there, who never suspeeted the
fraud. .
The benefits accruing to Society, in consequeile6
'of authorised Members of the Faculty, directing
their abilities to- oue peculiar branch of the pro'
fession, cannot be more clearly exemplified 000
at Messrs. Goss's Institution, established
years for the rune of every stage of the Veneleil
Disease, under whose, cat e slight symptoms ()Wit
disappear -in two flays, and Strictures, or uttle
Diseases. of the Urethra, are. speedilv rei"ve`t,
without any application of caustic.—A just tribute
to their skill aml humanity, compels this Publi_
avowal of their judgment, which enables them itut
treat successfully the most delicate habit, Witt'
'subjecting it to the usual harsh, and LtePer,'l„
unnecessary methods : this surely'must
ing reflection to females labouring under anY ,
the above circumstances, or those disorders an,
deficiencies interfering with the functions of
tare, and impeding conception. To the Misgui
votary of solitary sensnality, a renovation Of heal":
i 3 proffered., even under the most, inauspici(?";
state of debility, tottering- perhaps on the biln
of mortality, from-ignorance of the source of iis
disorder— t
" Vutnus alit venis et met) carpitur v,ll
Messrs. Goss and Co. Members of. the ).`""ior
College of Surgeons, attend at home dailY°
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personal consultation, and answer all lettel .
1,(1
return of post) stating minutely the case, " be
cinsing fee.—The relnisite medicines can
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caretully packed, and sent to any part 0f the 10top
d Bouverie-street, Flcet,street, L(3.3(

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MR I'l4. Fuller
On Wednesday nignt, Shinfield, Berks., Mts.
Maitland; of a daughte?. _

MARRIED. r to
On the 9th inst. at Guernsey, 'l'. D. I.l.termarcli,.
Maria, only daughter of the late 1-111ary Gosseiio, Esq.. 011'
Island.. • • .
• Lately, at Mitcham, Mr. Jahn Parrott, fun. Surgeon ) to
Mira Petopster,,a-Baroa-1.1ome•

DI ED.
On the 7th inst. at the-Vicarage, r
of slattersea anMattersea, aged 56, the
Rqc: Hodges, A.M. ,Vicar Haytonp
NottingliatuAire, and Master or the Hospital of St. Mari
Nlagdaten.
Ou Sunday last, at his house,. Ifiglifield,.near Manchester,
John Greaves,,E.sq. Banker..
On Tuesday last, at Stockwell, Captain George Sheltiotlr
aged- 46.
Vesurday, aged 63, Williantßayley, Esq. Warwiok-streetr
Lately, at the Island of St. Vincent's, Lieutenant
M'Cauiliud, of Kcgitncnt

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