_June, 1800._ _Sketches at the Oratorio._ G. M. Woodward inv., Rowlandson sculp. _June 4, 1800._ _Pictures of Prejudice._ Designed by Woodward. Etched by Rowlandson. Published by R. Ackermann. _June 4, 1800._ _Britannia's Protection, or Loyalty Triumphant._--George the Third, his face shown in profile, is standing upright and firm; his left arm is resting on the pillar of Fortitude, Britannia's shield is outstretched for his protection, and her spear is striking at the would-be assassin Hadfield, who, wearing a repellant expression, is slinking down before her: his pistol has fallen from his hand; round his neck is a halter, with the end of which a miniature edition of the Evil One is flying off, crying: 'Hadfield, for thy diabolical attempt thou shalt meet with thy reward!' _June 26, 1800._ _A Silly._ Published by R. Ackermann, 101 Strand.--An ill-favoured old maid, who is evidently a person of fortune, is seated on her sofa between two admirers, a clergyman and a military officer, who are respectively ambitious of the honour of her hand. Her old-maidish tastes are indicated by the nature of her pets; a monkey, seated in the embrasure of the window, is scratching his ear; he is supported on the opposite side by a parrot, which is screaming with the full force of its lungs. _June 26, 1800._ _A Sulky._ Companion Print to _A Silly_. Published by R. Ackermann, 101 Strand.--A fat old curmudgeon, a very porpoise in face, expression, and figure, is tippling and dozing in a semi-maudlin state, in front of the fire-place. His fair companion, an elegant young damsel, is dressed in readiness to make her escape into more agreeable society; she is fuming with impatience, but dares not venture to move for fear of arousing the attention of her besotted jailer. Her situation is more tantalising from the circumstance that the maid-servant has brought in a billet-doux from a handsome youth, her admirer, who, all impatience, is looking over the shoulders of his messenger. _July 25, 1800._ _Collar'd Pork._ Companion to _Beef à la Mode_ (see p. 3). Published by Ackermann.--A long-snouted black pig is decked out in the height of fashion, with ample neck-cloth, frill, wig, eye-glass, white ducks, blue coat with roll collar, brass buttons, his tail twisted up with bows, &c., _à la queue_. He wears Hessian boots, tassels, and spurs on his front legs; pumps with bows, and black silk stockings on his hind legs. _July 25, 1800._ _The Pleasures of Margate_, in four compartments. Published by R. Ackermann. _Morning._--Breakfasting at _Michiner's Grand Hotel_. _Noon._--Dining at _Michiner's Grand Hotel_. _Evening._--A drive on the sands. _Night._--At the bazaars. Raffling for prizes, flirtation, &c. _August 20, 1800._ _Sailors Regaling._ Published by T. Rowlandson, 1 James's Street, Adelphi. 1800. _The Tuileries in Paris._--_Original Drawing._ [Illustration: SUMMER AMUSEMENT, OR A GAME AT BOWLS.]