1820 (about). Chemical Lectures. Designed and published by T. Rowlandson, 1 James Street, Adelphi.—Sir Humphrey Davy is exhibiting experiments at the Royal Institution before a highly respectable audience of visitors and members of both sexes. An antiquated fogey, who has evidently no opinion of the brilliant young lecturer, is snarling at the demonstrations. A treatise of the period, Accum's Lectures, is shown in his coat-pocket.

1820. Rowlandson's Characteristic Sketches of the Lower Orders, intended as a companion to the New Picture of London. Consisting of fifty-four plates, neatly coloured. Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18 Strand, London.

'Advertisement.—The British public must be already acquainted with numerous productions from the inimitable pencil of Mr. Rowlandson, who has particularly distinguished himself in this department.

'There is so much truth and genuine feeling in his delineations of human character, that no one can inspect the present collection without admiring his masterly style of drawing and admitting his just claim to originality.

'The great variety of countenance, expression and situation, evince an active and lively feeling, which he has so happily infused into the drawings, as to divest them of that broad caricature which is too conspicuous in the works of those artists who have followed his manner. Indeed, we may venture to assert that, since the time of Hogarth, no artist has appeared in this country who could be considered his superior, or even his equal.'

Frontispiece.—Menagerie. A Beef-eater exhibiting the Royal Wild Beast Show at the Tower.

• Drayman.
• Chairs to Mend.
• Cherries.
• Wine Cooper.
• Cucumbers.
• Singing Birds.
• A Peep at the Comet.
• Grinder.
• Bagpipes.
• Roasted Apples.
• Distressed Sailors.
• Sweeps.
• Matches.
• Coalheavers.
• Oysters.
• Cooper.
• Sweet Lavender.
• Last Dying Speech.
• Old Clothes.
• Curds and Whey.
• 'Pray remember the poor Sweeper.'
• Butcher.
• Itinerant Musicians.
• Door Mats.
• Earthenware.
• Raree Show.
• Images.
• 'All Hot.'
• Strawberries.
• Dog's Meat.
• Rhubarb.
• Baker.
• Tinker.
• Flounders.
• Baskets.
• Milk.
• Hot Cross Buns.
• Walnuts to Pickle.
• Hackney Coachman.
• 'Buy my sweet Roses.'
• Poodles.
• Firemen.
• Ballad Singer.
• Shoeblack.
• Placard. (Lottery Prizes.)
• 'Past One o'clock' (Watchman).
• Postman.
• Billet-doux.
• Bandboxes.
• Great News.
• Saloop. (Stall of Saloop-tea seller.)

1820. The Second Tour of Doctor Syntax, in Search of Consolation. Illustrated with twenty-four plates by T. Rowlandson. Royal 8vo. Published by R. Ackermann, Repository of Arts. (See description of Doctor Syntax's Three Tours, 1812.)