There are two 'sets' (#71 and #72) in J. Hogg's 'Jacobite Relics', II, pp143-6 1821.
The first commences "The man that should our king hae been " (8 verses)
The second commences "Arouse, Arouse, ilk kilted clan" (6 verses)

Hogg (in Notes) said the 1st was popular all over the country and the 2nd was from a magazine of Feb. 1817.