This not a Time favourable to poetical Composition: and why
—Newspapers enemies to Literature, and their general
Influence—Their Numbers—The Sunday Monitor—
Their general Character—Their Effect upon Individuals
—upon Society—in the Country—The Village Freeholder
—What Kind of Composition a Newspaper is; and
the Amusement it affords—Of what Parts it is chiefly
composed—Articles of Intelligence: Advertisements: The
Stage: Quacks: Puffing—The Correspondents to a Newspaper,
political and poetical—Advice to the latter—Conclusion.
