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It might be tedius t the reader, t enter int a minute discussin f the merits f every ne f these letters, but tw general bservatins will suffice t prve, that Mr. Rse's assertin is nt well funded; first, that the crrespndence between a King and his embassadrs, carrying n intrigues with the Mnarch, the ministers, and the legislature f a freign state, must be highly interesting t every persn, wh wishes t understand its histry, and frm a clear idea f the rigin Tory Burch Outlet and prgress f its plitical events, while that crrespndence was ging n; and SJdiy, that Mr. Rse himself has acknwledged the imprtance f Mr. Fx's additins, by making very free use f them; we may adduce as an instance, that fr the single purpse f shewing bigtry t be the prevailing mtive f James U. he has quted n fewer than nine letters,, nt fund. in Dalrymple, but supplied by the industry f Mr. Fx. IV. And upn anther ccasin has cited, " Mr. Fx's" "Appendix passim" which wuld nt have been dne, if he had made n discveries.it may be prper, fr the better understanding f theic w , , ductin, p. ii.$nsumg paragraph, extracted irm Mr. Rse s bk, t premise that in the publicatin f the bservatins, he prfesses t have beyed immediately the impulse f pri blc' vate friendship; but, as a secndary cnsideratin, t have had a hpe f rendering sme small service t his cuntry. His sle mtive at. first, he als says, was t disprve Mr. P|u Fx's representatin f Sir Patrick Hume's cnduct. Mr. Rse, hwever, frgetting perhaps what he had written W his intrductin, says, in the bdy f his wrk, " it u is f little cnsequence t the bject f this publicatin, ' whether Macphersn had recurse t the jurnal f "King James, r t the histrical narrative cmpiled "frm it, as there are nly sme general references "t the authrities prduced by him." If Mr. Rse means by " the bject f this publicatin," the vin dicatin f Sir Patrick Hume, which was riginally his sle mtive, it is true that this pint may be f little imprtance; but if we are t understand him, t have abandned the vindicatin f Sir Patrick Hume, as the principal bject f his wrk, and t avw, that the bject f his publicatin is t crrect the statements and reflectins f Mr. Fx, which befre Sectin he described as nly a secndary cnsideratin) we, must beg leave t differ frm him in pinin. In Tory Burch Outlet thispart f his wrk, he is discussing the justice f Mr.Fx's cmplaint f Macphersn, and Dalrymple, andne f thse cmplaints being, that, frm the manner. " in which the frmer refers t his authrities, thereis n knwing what he refers t, it is surely f' me imprtance t the illustratin f the pint, tascertain t what authrities he had access : : '' It is curius t bserve the measured terms, in which Macphersn expresses himself in his preface, s that frm reading it, "ne wuld have suppsed,"