at the two Olive Posts in ye broad part of _The Strand_ almost opposite to _Exeter Change_ are sold all Sorts of _Italian_ Silks, as Lustrings, Sattins, Padesois, Velvets, Damasks, &c. Fans, Legorne Hats, Flowers, Lute and Violin Strings, Books of Essences, Venice Treacle, Balsomes, &c. And in a Back Warehouse all Sorts of _Italian_ Wines, _Florence_ Cordials, Oyl, Olives, Anchovies, Capers, Vermicelli, _Bolognia_ Sausidges, _Parmesan_ Cheeses, _Naple_ Soap, &c. 5. A large angel, holding a palm in his left hand. "_A shop-bill_" for _Ellis Gamble_ Goldsmith, at the _Golden-Angel_ in _Cranbourn-street, Leicester-Fields_. Makes Buys and Sells all Sorts of Plate, Rings and Jewels &c. _Ellis Gamble_ Orfeure, a l'Enseigne de l'Ange d'Or dans _Cranbourn-Street, Leicester-Fields_. Fait, Achete, & vend toutes sortes d'Argenterie, Bagues & Bijouxs, &c. 6. A smaller angel. This is a contracted copy from the preceding, was another shop-bill for our Artist's Master, and has the same inscription as that already given. 7. Another small angel "almost the same as the preceding," in the collection of Mr. _Walpole_. 8. A large oval coat of arms, with terms of the four seasons. 9. A coat of arms, with two slaves and trophies. Plate for books. 10. Another coat of arms, and two boys as terms. 11. A foreign coat of arms; supporters a savage and an angel. Ditto. 12. Lord _Aylmer's_ coat of arms. 13. Two ditto of the Duchess of _Kendal_; one of them, an impression from a silver tea table. 14. The Earl of _Radnor's_ arms, from a silver cup and cover. 15. A grifon, with a flag. A crest. 16. _Minerva_, sitting and holding the arms of _Holland_, four _Cupids_ round her. "_Done for the books of_ John Holland, _herald-painter._" Of this there are two plates. The _Fleurs de Lys_ in the one are more numerous and crowded than in the other. 17. A ticket for a burial. For the same purpose our artist's contemporary _Coypel_ likewise engraved a plate, which is still in use. 18. Two small for _Milton. W. Hogarth inv. & sculp._ It is so singular, that only plates referring to the first and third books of _Paradise Lost_ should be discovered with our artist's name subscribed to them, that I almost suspect they were not executed for any edition of that work, but rather for some oratorio or operatical performance founded thereon, though neither performed nor printed. An example of two prints by _Hogarth_ to a single dramatic piece, we have already met with in _Perseus and Andromeda_.