The Sailor and the Banker or The Firm in Danger On the right stands a banker, wearing a wig and glasses, He has his hands in his pockets and is facing left towards a sailor. The sailor is wearing long trousers, a short jacket, a handkerchief around his neck and holds his hat in one hand and a piece of paper in the other. He says to the banker: "I say - my tight little fellow - I've brought you a tickler! A draught for twenty pounds thats all - but don't be downhearted - you shant stop on my account - Ill give you two days to consider of it." 20 Oct 1799