To Dr Gregory, Edinburgh, from Aberdeen Re: his Discourse on the Permanency of Moral Sentiment and his illness; an account of the form and content of The Minstrel, of which the first Canto is completed; recommendation of 2 sets of songs lately published by Mr Jackson of Exeter; Foulis' magnificent edition of Gray's Poems; his own few Scotch verses in recommendation of a poem published in the broad Scotch dialect by an acquaintance, with some discussion of the Scotch tongue; expressing some disappointment in Wilkie's Fables 1 August addendum: re a benefit concert proposed in Edinburgh for Olivieri, expressing appreciation of the man and his music 1 July 1768