[Street scene with bonfires] On the far left is a pub with a sign inscribed 'Rodneys Head', beneath a portrait of the admiral with an anchor. Above the door of the pub is a sign which reads 'FOREIGN SPIRITS' and a model of a bunch of grapes hangs from a bracket above it. On the right-hand side of the picture is a rushlight tallow chandlers, with a sign above the shop window, and a large 'R ' illuminated with candles on the bracket above the sign. To the left of the chandlers, one street back, is a coffee-house. All of the shops have candles in every window and along the sign brackets. There is a large bonfire outside the pub, and people are firing miniature cannons. A coach is making its way behind the pub, and the coachman is waving his hat. In the background a crowd has gathered around a bonfire beneath an effigy hanging from gallows. There are figures leaning through the open window of the coffee-house and a group of men talking outside the chandlers. [1780-1789]