A later state (uncoloured), having the same date and publication line with additions: rats run up the lowest sail of the mill. A bearded Jew sits on the ground in front of the mill holding a document inscribed "Bond £10,000 Chs Fox to Moses Mordecai"; he says, "I must have my monies before Sharles's Tax on Receipts". The receipt tax was announced in Lord John Cavendish's budget speech, 26 May, was petitioned against by the City of London, and was the subject of a debate in the House of Commons on 11 June, see BMSat 6243, 6244. North says after 'Charley', "I wish I had some of my whip cord to keep me steady", showing that the date of the reissue is after 17 June, see BMSat 6254. Keppel says, "This gale is nothing to the storm of the 27th of July, and no danger of a Lee Shore". Cf. BMSat 5992, &amp;c. 10 June 1783
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