Rebus suggesting that William Pitt has become corrupt and ciritcising him for taking the title Earl of Chatham. "Beelzebub" refers to "Machiavel, Lord Bath (William Pulteney) and Robert Walpole who are said to be looking forward to welcoming Pitt, as another corrupt politician, into Hell; Henry Howard, the satirist, "lately arrived here" states that politicians "all agreed in one thing to fleece their Country and serve themselves". Pitt's support of Germany in the Seven Years War and America over the Stamp Act are also mentioned, and there is a suggestion that he is now supporting Lord Bute by planning a match between his son, "Lord Pynsent" and Bute's third daughter. 
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circa 1766 <div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1766-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902</div>
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