By William O'Keeffe. Fox, wearing a laced cocked hat with a cockade (? intended to be tricolour), stands directed to the left., ringing a large hand-bell inscribed 'Great Alarm'. Beside him (left) is a signpost pointing (left) 'To Germany'; in the distance a tilt-wagon, 'Pts Supply Waggon', drives off, the horses cut off by the left. margin. Fox proclaims: "This is to Give Notice, that lately has been lost or Stolen from an Eminent Great House in the City, Immense sums of Money, Belonging to Messrs J: Bull & Co which has almost Ruind & made them Bankrupts, & put all their Connections in a funk & Consternation as it will Cause Great Confusion & Stopage of Money Circulation, the said Money is Supposed to have been Seized Upon by a Combination of Notorious Swindlers, who have long been a Pest to the Public in General, Whoever shall lead to a Discovery of any of the Party Or Parties Concerned in the Above Nafarious Proceeding & give Account So that the Said Embezzled Property of J: Bull & C° may in some Measure be Restor'd again Shall be Handsomely Rewarded by Applying to any of the late Established paper Manufactory's God Save Us All." Description from the British Museum.