In Plate V. Roof of the room. Back of the chair. Table. Dr. _Misaubin's_ waistcoat. Name of Dr. _Rock_ on the paper lying on the close-stool. Dish at the fire. In a despicable poem published in 1732, under the fictitious name of _Joseph Gay_, and intituled "_The Harlot's Progress_, which is a key to the six prints lately published by Mr. _Hogarth_," the two quacks in attendance on the dying woman are called _Tan--r_ and _G--m_. It is evident from several circumstances, that this Mr. _J. Gay_ became acquainted with our author's work through the medium of a copy. In Plate VI. the woman seated next the clergyman was designed for _Elizabeth Adams_, who, at the age of 30, was afterwards executed for a robbery, _September_ 10, 1737. The common print of her will justify this assertion. If we may trust the wretched metrical performance just quoted, the Bawd in this sixth plate was designed for Mother _Bentley_. The portrait hanging up in the _Jew's_ apartment was originally subscribed "Mr. _Woolston_." There was a scriptural motto to one of the other pictures; and on the cieling of the room in which the girl is dying, a certain obscene word was more visible than it is at present. The former inscription on the paper now inscribed Dr. _Rock_, was also a gross one. I should in justice add, that before these plates were delivered to the subscribers, the offensive particulars here mentioned were omitted. The following paragraph in _The Grub-street Journal_ for _September_ 24, 1730, will sufficiently justify the splendid appearance the Harlot makes in _Bridewell_. See Plate IV. Such well-dressed females are rarely met with in our present houses of correction. "One _Mary Muffet_, a woman of great note in the hundreds of _Drury_, who, about a fortnight ago, was committed to hard labour in _Tothill-fields Bridewell_, by nine justices, brought his Majesty's writ of _Habeas Corpus_, and was carried before the right honourable the lord chief justice _Raymond_, expecting to have been either bailed or discharged; but her commitment appearing to be legal, his lordship thought fit to remand her back again to her former place of confinement, where _she is now beating hemp in a gown very richly laced with silver_."