American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
From the John Bill.
THE INVITATION.

FnoM ONE pATRoNEssEs THE Ladies' fancy BALL
Ctr The bensft Of tte Spanish Fsnd) ALmAck's.
TUSH--" Ran, .Nsighbors, Run, &C."
Come, Ladies, come, Ills now the tine for capering,
Freedoms flag, at Wlis's, is just unfrIed
We, with French Dances will overcome French vapotiing
And with ice and Roman punch amaze the world
There's myself, and Lady l.. you'll seldom rum
set,
With Lady Grosvnor Lady Foley and her Grace of So
While Lady Jersey Tags herself regardless Of the buste
Ma'an,
With Lady Cowper, Lady Anne and Lady William Russell
Come, Ladies' come its now the time for capering,
Freedoms flag, at Wills's, is Just unfured
Oh such be pleasant, past conceptions Maam
Such crowd Of PARROT DANES, never, never SEEM
Most OF them a. BlandenburSh, have met recep-
ton. Ma'am,
And Mere boon companions of our gracious Queen
In smiles arayed, my Lady Grey with such noble work
The lemonade and waterloo, will undertake to circulate
With meat u slices, laid on bread, about the room to hand
which, is
the task ofdy s the head ofa the Sandwiches
Come, ladies' come, IT'S the time for caperng,
Freedoms flag, at Willss, is just unflrled
ren Maam, for company there ne'er has been rush
in town,
Half so great as there will be to this Wing thing:
Mrs Brougham and Mrs. Wilde, the Doctor, Mrs Lush
Mrs Ellis Mrs Barring, Lord and Lady King;
The Duke Of Gloucester, Mr. Forster little Colonel g
gins Ma'am.
Mrs. Barber Beaumont Mrs Byng and Mrs Fggns Ma'am
Lady Morgan, Lady Sanhope old Sir Robt Baker, Maam
And Mrs Smith, and Mrs FIRTH and Lord and Lady Dacre
Maam.
Come, Ladies', come IT'S now the time for capering,
Freedoms flag, at WilEss is just unfurled
Then for amusement, charmingy dversifed
Poets, painters, patriots, peers, will all be there,
Wilson's wise letter. by Tommy Campbell versfed,
Cammy Hop will give us 10 an old Greek air,
Lord Ngen in silk panaloons will dance grand bolero,
And little Moore, patrio, words, will sing us LP6uiero,
And DIR ume his spirits raised by half pint of FarntoSh
Will stump Highland pas de deltr with Gerad's Jenny
Macintosh.
Come Ladies', come, 'ts now the time for capering,
Freedomss flag, at Wills's, is just unfIrled
The supper will be Picnic-rm sure scarce can pen it
Ma'am
But calfs-head soup know is sent by Doctor Hume
Syllabus and trihes from Mr. Henry Bennett Ma'am;
And Lamb in various shapes and ways by Mr.. Brougham
The Mabereys send mushrooms and saddles two of mutton,
cods-head and shoulders Seton volunteers to put on
Maam;
Anhgoosebry foil in Scottish pnts, from Mr. James Mac
donald, Ma'am.
| Come, Lalies come 's now the time for capering,
| Freedoms flag, at Wlis's, is just unflrled
Silly Billy volunteered to get royal stag shot,
10 at the Wings with venlson, but would not do
His ighncss unucky-so goose from Bagshot
While little Rice has furnished US with Irish stew
Lord Nugent sends round OF beef with cucumber and
| mustard, Maam,
And Lady Anne from tIokham sends up fine old busard,
| NIa'am,
Peter Moore finds pipes and punch, while Lambton makes
1 the gravies, Ma'am
And many little uameess items from Colonel Davies.
Na'am.
/ Run, Ladies', rum lis now the time for capering
/ Freedoms Gag, Willss is just unfurled,
AS for the ards, the Cortes, King Ferdinand
j. hope dear Maam you'l not suppose care one pin,
motley ball at Anlacks is considered quite =" bird in
II hand
j By those who on the decent nights cannot get in
Then come Yourself hope you will, and bring your eldest
daughter, Ma'am,
And Susan Smith, who away if Mr. Smith has caught
| her Ma'am,
Our husbands wish it. and they pay for every thing to
, us with,
The principles the same that which took all to Ham
j mersnith,
Come Madam, come, Ills now the time for capering,
Il Pleasures flag, at Wllis's, is just unfurled
| Advantage Of short teg.--A man named John
Sbean, was convicted in New York ofreceiyng sto-