I have transcribed this paragraph lest the readers of the truly valuable work whence it is taken should imagine the Tour printed by _J. N._ in 1781, was the same with that published by Mr. _Livesay_ in 1782. The former was the production of the ingenious Mr. _Gostling_ of _Canterbury_; the latter was written by one of the company, and, with the omission of a single glaring indelicacy, and many false spellings, has been faithfully edited by Mr. _Livesay_. [1] Vol. IV. 8vo. p. 192. 10. _Hogarth's_ Crest, exhibiting the Line of Beauty. _Cyprus_ and _Variety_ subjoined by way of mottoes; but my readers will anticipate me when I observe that the universe contains no place in which _Hogarth_ had so little interest as in the _Cyprian_ isle, where _Venus_ was attended by the Graces. _Hogarth's_ original sketch, which he delivered to Mr. _Catton_ the coach-painter for the purpose of having it transferred on his carriage, is now in the possession of Mr. _Livesay_. 11. The card of invitation mentioned in p. 63. is introduced in the title-page of the present publication. It is engraved by _J. Cary_, a young artist, whose abilities, more particularly in the line of map-engraving, will soon raise him into notice. 12. An Old Man's Head with a band. In the dotted stile. Published by _Livesay_. * * * * * 1785. 1. Orator _Henley_ Christening a Child. Etched by _Saml Ireland_ from an original sketch in oil--in his possession--by _Hogarth_.--To _Francis Grose_, Esq; F. A. S. an encourager and promoter of the arts, this etching, from his favourite _Hogarth_, is inscribed by his obliged friend and servant, SAML IRELAND. 2. A Landscape. Etch'd by _Saml Ireland_, from an original picture in his possession, said to be the only landscape ever painted by _Hogarth_.--To the Right Honourable the Earl of _Exeter_, an admirer of _Hogarth_, and encourager of the arts, this etching is inscribed by his Lordship's most obliged and obedient servant. S. IRELAND. The very considerable degree of skill and fidelity, displayed in the execution of these two plates, entitles the gentleman who etched them to the warmest thanks of every collector of the works of _Hogarth_.--May a hope be added, that he will favour us with yet other unpublished designs of the same master? * * * * * PRINTS _of uncertain Date_.