I can't tell you where you found your text, but a broadside facsimile can be seen at Bodleian Library Broadside Ballads:

A new song on the rise of porter

Printer and date are unknown. Your text shows signs of oral processing: 'fippence' for 'fivepence', the substitution of 'me' for 'my' (typically a modern affectation, not much used in C19 songsheets except in parody) and so on. Presumably you remember something about the context in which you found the words? Were they a transcription from a print source, or from somebody's singing?