"Hearts of oak are our ships, jolly tars are our men.
We'll always be ready. Steady boys steady.
We'll fight and we'll conquer again and again."
though written some 60 years earlier, revived, reworded and popularised again in 1809.
One of the victories over Boney that was entirely a British affair unlike Waterloo!
We were chatting to the chap staffing the gift shop at Pompey Naval Dockyard where 'Victory' is berthed when he narrowed his eyes and hissed 'Frenchies! 'Scuse me, gotta watch 'em. Can't trust 'em!"
It was a class of well-behaved French schoolchildren. For some the cross-channel animosity has never ended!