Star.
London, England, 1809-10-30 00:00:00

JUPALEF.

followior, Fang, written for the occasion, was
s by Mr. T.vt-Lon at the tr 7 and dinner of the
M rAmrs, flanker., and Triders of London, at Mer-
c Inrs' Hall, on Wednesday last, the 25th
initant.—To the Anacre.)ntic tune:

Th.: (las. Jr lov'd ?Iloa.tßcui a-Jet:mkt' his throne,

h mir h each true Limn should ever employ,
13,it row. arwlvergarics gore,

The f ,th v,lerrrit y 'allows our joy!
114 a 1 t:bief!.r.ar, 'rig a festival dear
To all who their Kirg and their Country revere.
Our vc.iees we'll raise, till the firmament ring,
Wir`a a lout! foal chorus of " Gen save the King !"

Ar.l well, at dwvo-ional gratitude's call,
Our 1; bc :ens, exulting, with bl6s may expand,
When •be bles.)nzs!‘v PaovnanxcE destin'd for all
Yr' li9;,er on earth but to gladden our Lied.
Europe's fair FOll k of robbers the sprit,
Anti farce reaps the harvest of industry's
Our sea-guarded We unmolested may sing
Heaven prospers my sons and may " Goo save the King !"
Religion, to guide and enlighten mankind,

Here finds her asylum and fixes her sway,
Where no superstit inn debases the mind,
Nor black infidt-lity skulks from the day.
The Sympathies here drop for naii'ry a tear,
And charity hastens its anguish to cheer;
Ex racting from penury's wound the sharp sting,
She bids all her vnt'ries pray" COD save the King:"

Her. Justice, immaruive. sits on her bench,
WT4to an even nois'd balance determines her choice ;
No evra.mous eoict her serterce to wrench,
Iv hrihe to corrupt her deliberate voice.
On twelve good men a id true ever fast'nivg her view,
T.• h r -uppl'ants alike she dispenses their due;
And. when asked what on Britain these blessings shouldbring,
She points to the throne and shouts " Geo save the King!"
What leads ltritain's sons, from the pole to the pole,
To trace o'er the globe their infallible way:
That, wbere'er the winds whistle, where'er the waves toll,
Both th,. waves and the winds their intentions obey ?
"I'is Freedom divine wafts them over the line,
And to them bids the earth all her treasures resign ;
Secur'd by her arrr, and 'Thorn on her wing,
They make the world cc' with
" _OD save the King r
Dear Liberty's Tree, such as Englishmen shcw,
All ....pry its stem and mature all its fruit,
Once Frarce would have planted; but how could It grow,
With no I,af on its branches nor life at its root ?
?is to Brush. afore this rare plant can be known, •
it, growth and !ts product exclusive her own;
14-r n:?.nners its autumn, her v:rtues its spring,
Her Monarch its sunshine : Ohs` GOD save the King !"

Ir:.e, by cur ancestors early was sawn,
A;.d the rround to upr.d.c it manur'd with their blood;
• Fis our 1)h-th-right to watch now tl:e tree is full grown,
Lilt a hil7lit crop its bloom or a blast 11;p its bud.
Corruptlo::s the blight that its blossom would smite,
the blast that would strip it outright;
Vc, while tl.us from cm:cord our energi .s
The crown of our WiSiICS " CJo save the Kin-!"

Let all, V en, wlto Britain's free 'Alin-larch
Their religion and liberties join to roaiwain,
The'r country invi• .s them to hallow this day,
V.-I.t-n Gl:Oat:77 4);,:f; 010 fiftieth fil.,st year of his reign.
in, a j:tbil e year, 't.F. a tes:ival Lar,
To all who `..eir King antl thcir Country revere;
Cl•ir ^sir s we'll raise till the firmament ring
Wah a loLd )yal chorus of " C.71:1 .ave the King!"

ft..t Liverporl, the Jubilee wos celebrated by a
pr,,cession fr,m the Exchange to the tent,-
Gm it. t:,:0:-g,--square, wLere the I',.Ttyor laid thy foun-
dAti:n-stone fr a F.:l'Am of his Majesty. Thirty-nine
persons out cf 60 debtors were liberated, and many
more are expected, for which i.urpose the entire n:-
ccipts of the Theatre that night were given. In con-,
sNitence of a hand-bill issued by the Corporation,
requesting that illuminations might he dispensed with,
nnt more than 100 houses displayed lights.

The weight of the Ox roasted in Bachelor's Acre,
Windsor, was 7201 b. with six bushels of potatoes in
fie belly, which were boiled first.—The Sheep
weighed 2SBlb. with potatoes in their bellies.
The fallowing ingredients formed the Plum-Pucl-
dings—Fl.)ur, 5 bushels—Plums, 14. bushels Cur-
rants, A hu;hel—Sugar, A bushel—Nutmegs,
Allspice, 1 lb. - Suet, l bushel-2 gallons of Mandy
159 EtTms-20 gallons of Milk, from her Majesty's
dairy-130 Quartern Loaves were also divided.
It is with lively feelings of interest for the fate ofl
Sovereigns, that we lay before the public the following
peculiarly affecting detail, which, while it exhibits an
awtul proof of the tm:mviableness of the eminence on
whieh Kings are placed, and the mutability of all
earthll things, affords to every British subject abun-
dant. came of gratitude to the superintending PROVI-
DENCE who, amidst this wreck of royalty, has pre-
served our gracious Sovereign to the commencement
of. the 72c1 year of his age, and the 50th of his reign.
In the year 1788, the under-mentioned Sovereigns
were reigning, viz. :
Louts xvl of France, deposed and publicly murdered.
Cua tux s IV. of Spain, deposed.
MARIA, of Portugal, expatriated.
Josern 11. of Germany, dive!, supposed by poison.
CA THA RINE, of Russia, died suddenly, and her son and succes-
sor, PAUL, assassinated.
GUSTAVUS 111. of Sweden, assassinated at a masquerade.
YERDINA ND IV. of Naples, deprived of his dominions.
Ema t• IL IV. of Sardinia, abdicated.
Pore PHIS VI. of the Ecclesiastical States, died, after being de-
rived of his temporalities.
..!‘ Liu IT. of the Ottoman Empire, deposed and poisoned.
CHRISTIAN VII. of Denmark, dead, incapacitated from reign.
iag some years previous to his decease.
WILLIAM V. of Holland, deposed.
FR I.DERICK lit, of Prussia, a natural death.
CLo AGE 111. 01 Great Britain, still reigns, whom Gon preserve!
From the above statement the account will stand
ttius :

One, murdered.
Four, depose&
One, expatriated.
Two, poisoned.
One, sudden dea►b.

Ore, assassinated.
One, abdicated.
One, died a lunatic.
One, natural death.
One, still reigning.

There is now residing in Stafford a man of the
n,,rne of Nam, who is at present married to his
and has, by the wh Dle, 73 children,
twenty s:Kei wife,
and years is 103 yes of ate, and his present wife is now
pregnant.

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