Suvóroff (right), an ogre with an enormous head, disgorges through a cavernous mouth French soldiers followed by a tangle of ribbons and orders including a miniature portrait as in BMSat 9390. Four ribbons are inscribed respectively 'Warsaw', 'Praga', 'Ismael', 'Malta'. On the ground before him (left) two ranks of soldiers kneel in mock obeisance; others gallop off to the left waving their bonnets-rouges (not coloured red) in derision.  Beside Suvóroff stands Massena (not caricatured but a giant in relation to the French troops), his left hand resting on the ogre's forehead (on which is a sabre-cut), a sabre in his right hand.  He says: "Why General this French Ragout does not agree with your Stomach Throw Up a little more Aye - pay him the same respect you would to the Emperor himself". Suvóroff says: "Curse this Massena he has Given me such a Dose that I shall throw up all that I have Taken these Gewgaws are so loath to come up that I verily think they will Ckoak me!!! Damn your Reverence." In the background tiny figures inscribed 'Austria' dance round a Tree of Liberty, a bonnet-rouge (irradiated) on a pole (cf. BMSat 9214, &amp;c). Nearer Suvóroff is the word Switzerland.  29 October 1799
<br>Hand-coloured etching
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<p>Print made by: John Cawse
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<dl><dd>Published by: S W Fores</dd></dl></div>
1799<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1799-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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