Billy's legacy!

Publishd Feb. 27, 1801, at Hixon's 355, Strand, two Doors from Exeter-change.\nNo. 1[?] London April 10, 1801./ Beside Fox stand Burdett and Horne Tooke. unacquitted felons be/ draws on Windham's infamous expression: acquitted felons, as he/ called the Horne Tooke, Hardy, et al. who were found not guilty of state treason/ in the year 1794./ To the left of the mourning and weeping Britannia sit the podagric/ Liverpool and Portland, who lack the pretext to withdraw/ from the Cabinet./ Pitt says: Send to Lisbon, haul in Port drag port wine here/ (Dundas Grenville and Windham are with him.) because he now wants/ to drink dutifully. Egoad pp. i. e. verily Sheridan's (Sherry's) bon mot \"cut the/ ropes and run away bey good time\" was not bad. The new ministers/ Addington, Vincent, Hawkesbury &c. are imagined as rats picking up the/ discarded cheeseparings and candleends (Windham's expressions) or/ ministerial sporteln.