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In page Drapier's Letters:

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The first three pamphlets were written as a set intended to conclude the matter. However, when Lord Carteret was sent to control Ireland and placed a bounty on the Drapier's head, Swift felt that a fourth pamphlet was necessary. The fifth (in this list) was written at the height of the controversy over Wood's coin, and constitutes the final public writing of "the Drapier".[1] The letter To the Lord Chancellor Middleton was signed with Swift's name[2] and not collected until Faulkner's 1735 edition. The last letter, An Humble Address, was also published after the conflict had ended.[3]