_July 14, 1805._ _Recovery of a Dormant Title, or a Breeches-Maker become a Lord._ Published by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Street, Adelphi. Republished July 14, 1812.--The features of a sudden rise in life form humorous materials in the hands of the caricaturist. The lately created nobleman, a coarse and common clothier, is swaggering in all his new finery, to give his past associates a taste of his new-found honours. His showy court dress is assumed with awkward pretension; he wears a ribbon and star and a dress sword; none of these decorations harmonise with the wearer, who is so evidently out of place in his fine feathers, that the journeymen tailors and cobblers, his neighbours and recent comrades, are jeering at his burlesque dignity; his lady dressed in unbecoming finery, and carrying a large plume of feathers on her head, looks no less 'out of character' than does her tailoring spouse. The shop, over which appears, _Stitchall, Whitechapel, Breeches cleaned and repaired_, once the pride of the pair, is now closed. A placard states: 'The goodwill of this shop to be sold, removed to Grosvenor Square;' while an old Jewess, part of the establishment, probably the ancestress of one of the pair, is trying her hardest, on the top of some steps, to wipe out the offensive name of the ex-proprietor. _July 14, 1805._ _Antiquarians à la Grecque._ Published by R. Ackermann. _October 1, 1805._ _The Departure from the Coast, or the end of the Farce of Invasion._ Published by Ackermann.--On the heights of the English coast stands the British Lion, contemptuously pouring a broadside into the retreating invader; the British cruisers are sweeping the seas. The Emperor, seated on a donkey, is limping off, to the delight of some French monkeys. The national prototype's contributions, in the shape of a shower of shot, have capsized the iron crown of Milan. 'Bless me, what a shower! I shall be wet through before I reach the Rhine.' The Emperor and his steed are overloaded with sacks of _Excuses for non-performance_. _The Boulogne Encampment_ and _The Army of England_ fill his pockets, while files of soldiers are indicated above.