5. First sketch of arms for _The Foundling Hospital. Wm. Hogarth inv._ 1747. Over the Crest and Supporters is written--A Lamb--Nature--_Britannia_. In the shield is a naked Infant: the Motto HELP. This is an accurate fac simile from a drawing with a pen and ink by _Hogarth_. Published as the Act directs _July_ 31, 1781, by _R. Livesay_, at Mrs. _Hogarth's, Leicester Fields_. The original is in the collection of the Earl of _Exeter_. 6. Two Figures, &c. _Hogarth inv. F. B._ [i. e. _Francis Bartolozzi_] _sculp._ These figures were designed for Lord _Melcombe_ and Lord _Winchelsea_. From a drawing with a pen and ink by _Hogarth_. Published as the Act directs, 31 _July_, 1781, by _R. Livesay_ at Mrs. _Hogarth's, Leicester-fields_. I am informed, however, that this drawing was certainly the work of Lord _Townshend_. The original is in the collection of the Earl of _Exeter_. 7. A mezzotinto portrait of _Hogarth_ with his hat on, in a large oval, "from an original begun by _Wheltdon_, and finished by himself, late in the possession of the Rev. Mr. _Townley. Charles Townley fec._" The family of _Hogarth_ affect to know nothing of this painting; and say, if there is such a thing, it was only slightly touched over by him. It must be confessed that it bears little, if any, resemblance to the representations of our artist edited by himself. The original is now in the possession of Mr. _James Townley_, as has been mentioned in p. 98. * * * * * 1782. 1. The Staymaker. 2. Debates on Palmistry. The humour in the first of the two preceding prints is not very strong, and in the second it is scarce intelligible. The Male _Staymaker_ seems to be taking professional liberties with a female in the very room where her husband sits, who is playing with one of his children presented to him by a nurse, perhaps with a view to call off his attention from what is going forward. The hag shews her pretended love for the infant, by kissing its posteriors. A maid-servant holds a looking-glass for the lady, and peeps significantly at the operator from behind it. A boy with a cockade on, and a little sword by his side, appears to observe the familiarities already mentioned, and is strutting up fiercely towards the Staymaker, while a girl is spilling some liquor in his hat.