THE

ANTI-GALLICAN;

OR

tandard of British Loyalty, Religion and Liberty;

INCLUDING

A COLLECTION OF THE PRINCIPAL PAPERS,

RACTS, DECLARATIONS, SPEECHES, POEMS AND SONGS,

THAT HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED ON

THE THREATENED INVASION:

TOGETHER WITH MANY

ORIGINAL PIECES ON THE SAME SUBJECT.

THE WHOLE BRING INTENDED TO

EXCITE THE MARTIAL ARDOUR OF THE PEOPLE;

TO

UNMASK THE PERFIDIOUS DESIGNS

OF

BONAPARTE

AGAINST THIS COUNTRY;

AND TO EXPOSE

His Malignant, Treacherous, and Cruel Conduct,

TO THE

VARIOUS NATIONS THAT HAVE FALLEN BENEATH

HIS TYRANNICAL YOKE.

VOL. I.

"A Descent I am determined to attempt, by putting myself at the Head of the Expedition;
and with 480,000 men at command, army after army will be found for the Enterprize."

Bonaparte's Speech to Lord Whitwortha

GALLUS SUO Sterquilinio plurimum potest.

London.

PRINTED FOR VERNOR AND HOOD, POULTRY, J. ASPERNE, CORN
MILL; J. MATCHARD, AND J. GINGER, PICCADILLY.

1803

RA