Archivo:English cavalry asses. Commanded by General Pell Mell oh!!! (BM 1868,0808.9446).jpg

English: Below the title: 'or Here are Ticks [Heretics] Done Brown by Done ['Don' in large, 'e' in small script] Pedro'. Above the design, 'Oporto'. Four British officers, ragged and emaciated, mounted on asses, are in an open space between a baker's shop (left) and a convent. They are numbered 1 to 4, and are trying to extract bread from the baker, who regards them truculently over the closed half-door of his shop, which is protected by a striped awning. Above the door: 'Don Brown, Baker. Tick here on Good Security'. The foremost, '1', holding out a bunch of notes, says 'Here are ticks can we have bread'. Baker: 'What security can you give for Payment'. Officer number '2': 'Don Pedro's Bonds'. Baker: 'That wont do they have been bonde[a]d a long time'. The fourth officer, '4', mops his face with a ragged handkerchief, saying, 'Pugh How hot it is! I wish I was at home still in the Old Buffs instead of the new Browns as Half-Pay is better than no pay at all'. The third, '3', a hussar, turns silently away with a gesture of angry despair. Two nuns look from the open convent window; one, who is young, pretty, alluring, and coquettishly dressed, says: 'What funny English Officers how they are Sunburnt'. The other, plump and middle-aged, answers: 'They are not so grace-full as those who were in Portugal under his Grace the Duke of Wellington'. In a gap between the foreground buildings bombs are bursting near the gable-end of a Gothic church. 17 October 1832
Hand-coloured lithograph