The history of Filchum Cantum, or, A merry and diverting dialogue between Apollo, a Senator, Foolish Harry, Silly Billy, a Griffin, a printer, a Spider killer, a Jack ass, the sonorous guns of Ludgate, and St. Sepulchre's great bell
Subtitle: necessary to be read by all ... and more especially, by all who read the news papers, this being a key to all ...
By: by I.G. gent., a moral philosopher
Publisher: Printed for R. Viney and T. Smith ... to be had at all booksellers and pamphlet shops in London and Westminster
Published: 1749
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
Subjects: Daily gazetteer; Fool (1746-1747)
Other titles: Merry and diverting dialogue between Apollo, a Senator, Foolish Harry, Silly Billy, a Griffin, and St. Sepulchre's great bell; Filchum Cantum
Notes: Signatures: A-D⁴.

Apparently a satire on the Fool, a series of essays in the Daily Gazetteer ascribed to William Horsley.