To Mr URBAN, on compleating VOLUME XXXIV. of the GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. That you, while And blefs with Age's Wildom, Youth;" And pour on dark Opinions, Day, Go on, my Friend, and ftill produce L N.B. The Directions for placing the COPPER PLATES, are inferted at the End of the INDE in the Fr TH HE Literary Productions of the Year past are no lefs Interesting than JANUARY.Contains among a variety of other Articles, an Hißorical Ac FEBRUARY. An Epitome of the firit Political Production on behalf of the Minority worth notice, and of the Controverfy which it produced, carried on by Perfons of Rank and Abilities, who had a much higher Intereft in the Dispute than the Sale of a Pamphlet, a Letter containing fome very judicious Obfervations on Briefs for rebuilding Churches; important Remarks on the Laws relative to the Employment and Maintenance of the Poor; a minute and impartial Account of the Revolution brought about by the Servants of the Eaft India Company at Bengal, in favour of Coffin Ally Cawn, and of the Murder of many English Gentlemen, and the Diftrefs of the Government which it pro- duced; a Letter from Mr Wilkes to the Speaker of the House of Commons ; `and an Account of the Murder of Monaldefebi, by the Order of Chriftina Queen of MARCH. An Account of a Pamphlet, intitled, "the Administration of the Colonies," written to prevent the paffing an Act for a new Tax on their In- APRIL. An Account of the astonishing Effect of Fear, in a Pruffian foldier; MAY. An Account of the Sheep Walks in Spain, printed from an Original Letter, written by an English Gentleman, who has long refided there, being the moft Curious Paper of its kind ever published, and containing many Par ticulars equally Interesting and Entertaining of that almost unknown Country; an Epitome of the Pamphlet called the BUDGET; Reasons for the Difmiffion of General Conway; Hiftorical Account of the Difquifition on the great Question concerning the Legality of General Warrants to feize Perfons and Papers; an Account of the Salutary Waters of Bareges, by Sir Chriftopher Meighan, an infalli ble Recipe to destroy Bugs; a Propofal to fupply the Poor with Coals; and a curious Paper tending to prove that in fome Earths Shells are fpontaneously JUNE. A Layman's thoughts on his Duty to God, his Neighbour and Him. felf, proving by a fhort, fimple, yet irrefragable Deduction, the great Prin |