“WHO IS HE? Why an obscure Corsican, that began his Murderous Career with turning his Artillery upon the Citizens of Paris—who boasted in his Public Letters from Pavia, of _having shot the whole Municipality_—who put the _helpless_, _innocent_, and _unoffending_ Inhabitants of Alexandria, _Man_, _Woman_, and _Child_, to the SWORD, till _Slaughter_ was tired of its work—who, against all the Laws of War, put near 4000 Turks to death, in cold blood, after their Surrender—who destroyed his own Comrades by _Poison_, when lying sick and wounded in Hospitals, because they were unable to further the plan of Pillage which carried him to St. Jean d’Acre—who, having thus stained the profession of Arms, and solemnly and publicly renounced the religious Faith of Christendom, and embraced Mohametanism, again pretended to embrace the Christian Religion—who, on his return to France, destroyed the Representative System—who, after seducing the Polish Legion into the Service of his pretended Republic, treacherously transferred it to St. Domingo, where it has perished to a Man, either by Disease or the Sword—and who, finally, as it were to fill the Measure of his Arrogance, has _Dared_ to attack what is most dear and useful to civilized Society, the FREEDOM of the PRESS and the FREEDOM of SPEECH, by proposing to restrict the _British Press_ and the Deliberations of the _British Senate_. Such is the _Tyrant_ we are called upon to oppose; and such is the Fate which awaits ENGLAND should WE suffer him and his degraded Slaves to pollute OUR Soil.” “SHALL, FRENCHMEN RULE O’ER US? King Edward said, No! And No! said King Harry, and Queen Bess she said, No! And No! said Old England, and No! she says still; They never shall rule Us; let them try if they will. Hearts of Oak we are all, both our Ships and our Men; Then steady, Boys, steady, Let’s always be ready; We have trimmed them before, let us trim them again. SHALL FRENCHMEN RULE O’ER US? King George he says No! And No! say our Lords, and our Commons they say No! And No! say All Britons of every degree; They shall never rule Britons, UNITED AND FREE. Hearts of Oak, &c. SHALL FRENCHMEN RULE US, the Free Sons of the Waves? Shall England be ruled by a Nation of Slaves? Shall the CORSICAN TYRANT, who bound on their Chains, Govern Us, in the room of OUR GOOD KING who reigns? Hearts of Oak, &c. Though HE’D fain stop our Press, yet we’ll publish his shame; We’ll proclaim to the World his detestable Fame; How the Traitor RENOUNCED HIS REDEEMER, and then How he murder’d his Pris’ners and Poison’d his Men. Hearts of Oak, &c.