A further view of George Dance the Younger’s suggestions for the Port of London, suggesting a determination to keep the scheme alive. Dance’s daring plans aroused much public interest, and a painter named R.C. Andrews displayed the design as a painted panorama for view in Sadler’s Wells Theatre. Daniell produced both prints and a painting (now in the Guildhall Art Gallery), in which the Thames was transformed into a straighter river with uniform buildings lining the bank to the sides of the bridges.

Unfortunately for Dance, his plans were never adopted: estimates of the cost ran to £1,250,000, a spectacular sum. The dedication on this print is to the entire select committee, rather than specifically to Lord Hawkesbury, but it seems to have done him no good.