Published: William Holland. In a tailor's work-room, Pitt, in profile to the left, adjusts Sheridan's left sleeve. Sheridan stands very erect and spruce, in court dress, chapeau-bras, and wearing a sword; his scarlet coat is lined with blue and has blue facings, like the Windsor uniform. He says: "By turning it may be Blue or Scarlet at pleasure - the very thing I wanted." Pitt answers: "Exactly so Sir - I never saw you look so graceful you bear your blushing honours thick upon you! You are absolutely fit to go to Court - A little tight about the sleeve, but that is owing to the scouring - Should be happy of your recommendation to any of your Friends - We turn Coats at a few hours notice - always employ the best of workmen". Two tailors sit cross-legged on the shop-board: Dundas (right), in tartan, legal wig, and Scots bonnet, looks askance at Sheridan as if scenting a rival. Grenville sews with unconcern. Through a closed window (left) Norfolk and Fox look into the room with expressions of alarm. Fox (right) says: "Why surely it cant be him he used to wear Blue and Buff!" Norfolk answers: "I tell you I saw him go in - the Coat's only turned - it may be Blue to morrow should occasion require I am told that this is a famous shop in that way". Description from the British Museum.