Commodore Johnstone, in naval uniform, walking in profile to the right, two large bundles attached to his shoulders, on the top of which sits a small monkey with a label round its neck inscribed "Caught at St Jago by the people ashore". The bundles are inscribed "Plunder, Plunder" and "A large Body of News digested by a very promising officer Lieut D-". Under his right arm are bundles of papers inscribed "List of Kill'd at St Jago; Romney none", and "Charge against Capt Sutton". In his right hand he holds documents inscribed: "Articles of Capitulation in Case I had taken the Cape - But alas! I was mistaken; Prize Lists and Blank Commission". Above the design is etched, "I took the charge of Pilotage on myself - turn'd by traverses into the Bay and made even the kings of the East bow to my victorious arms."  22 January 1782
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