After its suspension with the December 1798 issue, the "Analytical Review" lay dormant until it was briefly revived as "The Analytical Review (New Series)" during the first six months of 1799. It was printed and sold by T. Hurst of Paternoster Row, apparently without any connection to Johnson or the prior reviewers. Unlike its predecessor, the new series was cautious; it reviewed relatively uncontroversial works and its articles did not have initialled signatures. This series lasted only from January until June 1799.