[See "The March to Moscow," in Southey's _Poetical Works_, p. 464.,
edit. 1850.]
_Epigram against Burke._--Can any reader supply me with some lines of great
asperity against Edmund Burke, excited (I believe) by the unrelenting
hostility exhibited by Burke against Warren Hastings?
The sting of the epigram is contained in the last line, which, alluding to
the exemption of Ireland from all poisonous reptiles, runs as follows:--
"And saved her venom to create a Burke."
And if the said lines shall be forthcoming, I should be glad also to be
informed of their reputed author.