THOMAS GILL.

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_Dr. Walcot, to Shield the Composer_.--The following was sent to

Shield, the ingenious composer, for his ivory ticket for admission to

a concert, by his friend Peter Pindar:--

Son of the _string_ (I do not mean Jack Ketch,

Though Jack, like _thee_, produceth _dying tones_;)

Oh! yield thy pity to a starving wretch,

And for to-morrow's _treat_, pray send thy _bones_.

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