THE

European Magazine,

For JANUARY 1792.

[Embellished with, 1. An engraved TITLE-PAGE and FRONTISPIECE, reprefenting the INSIDE VIEW of the CATHEDRAL at BATH, with QUIN'S MONUMENT in Front. 2, A PORTRAIT of Mr. JOHN ELLIS. And 3. A VIEW of KNOLL, near SWANSEY.]

Dr. Johnson to William Drummond of
Callander, Efq.
Subjects for Differtations, and Premiums,
to be offered to the Graduate Students
of the Universities of England and
Scotland. Written December 1784,
by Dean Tucker
On the Manners, Religion, and Laws of
the Cu'ci's, or Mountaineers of Tipra.
Communicated in Perfian by John Raw-
lins, Efq. [From the Second Volume
of "Afiatic Refearches," just published 19
A Description of Afam, by Mohamed Ca.

ib.

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Anecdotes relative to the Birth of Richard
Savage, extracted from the Earl of
Macclesfield's Cafe, printed for the Ufe
of the House of Lords
Reply to a Letter in Defence of the Church
of Scotland against the Reflections of Dr.
Johnson, written by a Scotch Clergyman 40
Detraction: A Vifion. By the late Dr.
Cotton

Imprisonment of the Learned. [From
"Curiofities of Literature," lately pub-
lithed]

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Poverty of the Learned. [From the Same] ib. Phyficians write little on Profeffional Subjects. [From the Same]

Scripture Expreffions derived from Cuf-
tom. [From the Same]
Anecdotes of Count Schaumbourg Lippe.
[From Zimmermann's "Treatife on
Solitude"]

Account of Ships furnished by the Towns
of England in 1346. [From an ancient
MSS. in the Cotton Library]
Account of a fingular Custom at Metelin,
with fome Conjectures on the Antiquity
of its Origin. By the Right Hon. James
Earl of Charlemont, P. R. I. A.
A Character of the late Henry Flood, Efq.
[By a particular Friend]
Another Character of Mr. Flood. [By a
Correfpondent]

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ibid.

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Belfham's Effays, Philofophical, Historical,

Method of recovering Potatoes injured by

Dr. Robertfon's Hiftorical Difquifition Monthly Chronicle, Obituary, &c.

LONDON:

Printed for J. SEWELL, Cornhill;

and J. DEBRETT, Piccadilly.

[Entered at Stationers Wall.]

Reprefents the INSIDE VIEW of the CATHEDRAL at BATH, with the MONUMENT erected to the MEMORY of MR. QUIN in front. Of this celebrated Actor we have been favoured with an Original Life, correcting the mistakes of former accounts, which will be prefented to our Readers in the course of the prefent volume, with a PORTRAIT.

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