Two plates from an album containing 45 numbered prints on wove paper, the majority printed two per page, recto only. Numbered 21 and 22 respectively, number 21 depicts Charles Cornwallis, mounted on a mule wearing a nose-bag, retreating in horror from a fortress. Behind the battlements of the fortress stands the figure of Tipu Sultan, brandishing a sabre, and urinating with extreme force and gusto onto a group of fleeing British soldiers. Two cannon fire at the British from loopholes just in front of Tipu Sultan. Cornwallis wears a Garter star and gallops from the scene, dropping his sabre and hat. Lettered with title, a long caption, and the original publisher's name, date, and address.

The second print on the same page is entitled 'Taking Physick' and depicts the King and Queen sitting side by side on a double lavatory. Above them is the royal coat of arms, depicting the lion looking down at them and excreting. William Pitt has burst into the room with some urgency to show them a paper inscribed 'News from Sweden', with the headline 'Another Monarch done over!' in reference to the shooting of Gustavus III of Sweden, shot in an assassination attempt in the Stockholm Opera House on 16th March, 1792. He died two weeks later and the staggered news reached London on 5th April and 13th April respectively. Lettered with title, captions, and original publisher's name and address.