An Answer to one part of a late infamous libel : reflecting on Capt. Vinegar, and the late worthy Jonathan Wilde. In a letter to Mr. James F--g, the supposed author thereof ... / by Hercules Vinegar of Hockley in the Hole.

Numbered in ink at upper left of t.p.: "no 36."
Parody of a pamphlet by whig leader William Pulteney, with Figg standing for Sir Robert Walpole and Jonathan Wild for Bolingbroke; the amphitheatre for pugilists stands for the government.
Possibly by Henry Fielding, who later used Hercules Vinegar as a pseudonym, or by someone else using the name as a pseudonym (see Battestin).
Publisher's name from colophon.