The Crises : or John Bull recovering from his Lethargy!! John Bull lies in bed surrounded by various politicians, suggesting remedies. From left to right: Henry Addington holding a 'Composing Draught', says "Come Johnny you know your doctor - do take a little medicine". John Bull, who declares "I tell you - you are all alike. Where is my regimentals - I see enough before my eyes to rouse me to exertion." Canning: "Here Johnny are some charming jests and epigrams to amuse you - I wrote them myself for the Anti - Jacobin". Possibly Sheridan :"The best way is to let down the curtains he has too much light." Grenville: "Johnny take a little broad - bottom'd advice - reinstate All the Talents and all will be aright" Burdett: "Now Mr Bull what do you think of the abuses of the Red Book". Above Burdett's head is written 'Peace between France, Russia and Prussia'. [1807]