Citation - Boston Gazette: 1774.03.21

BG.774.021
21 Mar 1774:11,12 (989)
Written at the request of a gentleman, (who described the
late sacrifice of tea to the public welfare,) as a squabble
among the caelestials of the sea, arising from a scarcity of
nectar and ambrosia.
  Bright Phoebus drove, his rapid carr, amain
  But baits his steeds, beyond the Western Plain; 
. . . [1 1/3d cols.]