SONG. SUNG AT THE Anniversary of the Revolution of 1688. Held at the London Tavern, Novemver 5, 1792

See! bright Liberty descending, O'er the verdant hills and plains; And bold GALLIA nobly sending Freedom to the slaves in chains.

See! fell tyranny defeated, By each bold and patriot band; May their triumphs be repeated, O'er oppression's iron hand.

O! may we partake the rapture, Which triumphant patriots feel; May they ev'ry tyrant capture, Who attacks the common weal.

May the cause which they'er protecting Spread through ev'ry state and clime; That men on their rights reflecting, Revolutions well may time.

Let not men of any nation, By false arguments deceiv'd, Startle at a reformation, When their country is aggriev'd.

But as human institutions, Are by nature prone to change: Let succeeding revolutions, Wise and equal laws arrange.

Thus secure shall future ages, Who may celebrate this day; Say, "No more wild-discord rages, "TRUTH and REASON bear the sway."