_March 20, 1812._ _Fast Day._ Published by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Street, Adelphi.--Four learned Doctors, dressed in their clerical vestments, are keeping in their own fashion a day set apart by the Church for general mortification. The portly four are seated at a well-furnished board, and trains of servants are, with respectful attention, bringing in fresh supplies--poultry, dainty meats, and other delicacies. The well-stocked collegiate cellars have been laid under contribution; bottles of choice vintage are standing in wine-coolers and in promising rows on the floor, beside a liberal jorum of punch in a _Bowl for a Bishop_. The nature of the private meditations of these epicurean worthies is thus made manifest, while the order of the repast is further set forth in a lengthy _bill of fare_ irreverently written on a _New Form of Prayer for the Fast Day_, by way of _menu_. The walls are suggestively hung with _Lists of the Great Tithes_ and such congenial paintings as _A Bench of Bishops_, represented regaling at a roystering banquet, _Susannah and the Elders_, _Brasenose College_, &c. _March 25, 1812._ _Sea Stores._--A bevy of females consisting of a negress and other beauties from the purlieus of the port, 'waiting for Jack,' are sportively accosted by a dapper young midshipman who has been sent on shore to procure supplies for his ship, which is lying off. (Companion print to _Land Stores_.) _March, 1812._ _Land Stores._--A dark beauty, of colossal proportions, is embraced by an officer whose figure is dwarfed by comparison with the monster negress. A placard posted on the walls of the fortification, where these extraordinary _Land Stores_ are supposed to be lodged, announces 'Voluntary subscription for a soldier's widow; the smallest donations will be gratefully received,' &c. _April 2, 1812._ _The Chamber of Genius._ Published by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Street. Want is the scorn of every wealthy fool, And genius in rags is turned to ridicule.--_Vide 'Satirist.'_