The interior of a 'Seraglio'. In the centre Catherine II and the Sultan embrace; she says, "Kick all those little Hussey's out my Dear boy I'll do your business for you". He says, "Vat a fine large Girl as a Bear I fear she will be too much for me". The other couples are (left to right): George III and a black woman; Thurlow and a young woman who holds the mace on her lap; the United Provinces, a stout Dutch burgher pouring out a glass of brandy for a woman. All exchange coarse remarks. On the extreme right Pitt is being attacked by two women, one pulls his cravat and scratches his face, saying, "we'll give it you for serving the pretty Ladies in England as you did &amp; Laying so much upon them." The other kicks him and pulls his hair, saying, "and for taxing their Things". Pitt says, "Indeed I never did lay too much upon them Oh dear me I shall faint I can't stand indeed I cant."  3 May 1791
<br>Hand-coloured etching
1791<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1791-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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