Jack of Guinea written by T. Dibdin, Esqr. [graphic][20 May 1805]engA negro footman stands with a coin in his hand as he sings. Behind him a lawyer sits at his desk accepting a bag of money from his client; the lawyer's young assistant sits on the other side of the slanted desk. Through the open door to the street, a gentleman strolls in front of an apothecy's shop door, above which can be seen a mortar and pestleTitle engraved above imagePlate numbered '394' in the lower left corner.From the Laurie & Whttle series of Drolls.Six stanzas in three columns engraved below image: Great way off at sea, where at home I've been-ee, Buckra man fetch me, from de coast of Guinea; Christian massa pray, he call me hathen doggy ...