SONG.

THE
INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
OF
MIDDLESEX.

ROUSE, rouse, Freedom's Sons! all your Efforts unite,
Make choice of tried Men, independent, upright;
An Example to ENGLAND let MIDDLESEX set,
And vote away nobly, for BYNG and BURDETT.

Derry down, down, &c.

Let the Prisoner's Friend be the Man of your Choice,
The true Friends of Liberty then may rejoice
That MANWARING and ARIS no longer they dread—
Nor innocent Men to a Bastile be led.

Derry down, down, &c.

Tho' the whole Bench of Justices seriously join,
And Justices Clerks with Thief-takers combine,
Despise all their Arts, and regard not their Threat,
But resolve to be free, and to bring in BURDETT.

Derry down, down, &c.

The Friends of MANWARING are call'd on to show
His Claims to Support—if there's any they know;
About Independence they'd better not quote
The Man who 'gainst Ministers never dare vote.

Derry down, down, &c.

Then haste to the Hustings and give your Support
To the Man who will never be Tool to a Court;
Your Rights then maintain, and bring all you can get,
To vote for those Patriots, BYNG and BURDETT.

Derry down, down, &c.

Jabraham, Clement's slave.