Poems with rhymes of gazette

Then view him self-proclaim'd in a gazette
Chief monster that has plagued the nations yet.

Appeared in the Daily Gazette:
"A racehorse for sale, and a flyer;
Has never been started as yet;

There's laughing Tom is laughing yet;
There's brave Augustus drives his carriage;
There's poor old Fred in the Gazette;

When sinking funds discharge a debt,
Or female hands a bomb;
When bankrupts study the Gazette,

Poor thing, she sleeps so soft! and yet
'Twere worth my life to spare her slumber;
"Madame--from Jena--the Gazette--

There's laughing Tom is laughing yet;
There's brave Augustus drives his carriage;
There's poor old Fred in the Gazette;

Think how the joys of reading a Gazette
Are purchas'd by all agonies and crimes:
Or if these do not move you, don't forget