Devils among the flats, or Boney getting into hot water

Napoleon Bonaparte and General Ney meet after a devastating naval battle. Ney (r.) and Napoleon (l.) meet on a pair of row boats on choppy water. Ney's sails are shot through with holes and the sailors in his vessel are dead and haggard. Napoleon, whose rowboat is filled with terror-stricken and haggard sailors, is enraged that Ney ordered a retreat from the British Navy. A comet with the profile bust of Horatio Nelson streaks across the sky (l. to r.) to inspire British sailors to fight under his auspices. Napoleon Bonaparte and General Ney meet after a devastating naval battle. Ney (r.) and Napoleon (l.) meet on a pair of row boats on choppy water. Ney's sails are shot through with holes and the sailors in his vessel are dead and haggard. Napoleon, whose rowboat is filled with terror-stricken and haggard sailors, is enraged that Ney ordered a retreat from the British Navy. A comet with the profile bust of Horatio Nelson streaks across the sky (l. to r.) to inspire British sailors to fight under his auspices. Dialogue: French sailor: "Very true Monsieur Ney de devils Jack Bulls make hot water all over de world." French officer: "Ma fois take care your Majesty will be in hot water up to de chin." Napoleon: "You Scoundrel how dare you run away when you were twenty seven to five. I'll order the guns of the Batteries to sink every one of you." Gen. Ney: "Eh bien mais Mon Empereur you will tell us de Jack Anglais be men but by Gar we find sem Devils." Inscription: The First Glorious Exploit of the Invincible Boulogne Flotilla Inscription: No. 7 Cornhill/ Pubd. Septr. 1811 by Walker & Knight.