Plate the 7th; scene in a bawdy house, disturbed by the watch entering at right, a hag beside raising her fists toward them as she leans back on a gambling table; the wanton in the centre embraced by two men, one of whom, grabbed by a representative of the law, reaches for her watch at her waist, and pours his wine on the ground where a man lies drunk at right; three prostitutes embracing men at left, one turning away and preparing to fight; in the left foreground a table laden with fruit and drinks is upturned; in the background a pair of feet disappear up the chimney, above which candles droop and extinguish before a broken mirror on the mantlepiece, a headless statue of Libertas beside, and print of Alexander the Great and a painting depicting Mercury and a bound nude on the wall.  1797
<br>Stipple and etching
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<p>After: James Northcote
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<dl><dd>Print made by: Thomas Gaugain</dd>
<dd>Print made by: Thomas Hellyer</dd>
<dd>Published by: Thomas Gaugain</dd></dl></div>
1797<div style="display: none;">date QS:P571,+1797-00-00T00:00:00Z/9</div>
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