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1820 Sept. 26
J.B. to Mora Madrid

Tuesday Sept. 26 Queen's Square Place Westminster

Sir

As to the £ mentioned in my last, receive it, On Tuesday the 19th instant I sent you an enormous
will be necessary for you to call on Du letter, 15 pages though all contained in a single letter on the then sort the Banker with whom Mr Bowring to throughwhom I get the business of paper called Bank post paper. Letters go from hence to Madrid
done, corresponds. Is has Bowrings offer to write the if I am rightly informed on two days only, namely Tuesday and
requisite letter lies before me: if my acceptance of the offer Friday. To Paris, besides those days, they go on Wednesdays and
does not have time enough for him to write by this Thursdays: not either on Saturdays or Sundays or Mondays.
post, you may be sure of it by the On Friday the 22d I sent you another such. In my Fridays letter
I informed you that on calling on the Banker Texada he would
pay you the equivalent of £10 £81.10 on account of Mr Bowring. Mr Bowring has written to him for that purpose.

Mr Bowring in pursuance of an offer of his own
That gentleman, in pursuance of a most obliging offer of his
own has I believe already written (his letter gone) to his friend Mr
(or some to be ) of the Cortes, about me: and will write
if he has not to another Member or two. He mentioned Count By this post he will
I believe write to Count
Torreno. He has desired or will probably desire one of or more of them
to ask you for a sight of my letters to you, as well as of
my works when they arrive: namely if, they feel from any thing
he says to them, or otherwise, they feel any disposition to lend assistance.
Unfortunately if this or these gentlemen, are aristocratically affected
If they are to be certain degree aristocratic, any thing mentioned in my letters
as to a certain degree some of them can scarcely fail to be,
passages there are those letters of mine that would be more likely to make them adverse
to my plan desire of codifying for them their friends. those favourable. It
will, at the same time, be an awkward thing, to decline shewing
them any thing. You may speak of me as having struck into
passages out of them: adding as the reason, which is the a
true one, that they were the use or propriety of them was
superseded by the passing events ofin my last in this letter: those erasures stand
already exemplified. Count Torreno I see mentioned as
Chairman of the Committee of Finance: if he interests himself
in any part it would be in that about the Paper shewing

Mr Bowring thinks that perhaps the intercourse may be matter between you and those
if present accommodation leading men may in some way or other be mutually acceptable if it takes place. Is it not
possible they
Might not they possibly procure for you, from the Cortes, encouragement, in
some sort shape or other, for translating and printing some of my works?
Encouragement did I say?
Encouragement? But
in what shape could it
come? Money – nobody has
any. Would simple
authorization procure purchasers
enough to pay the
expence?


Identifier: | JB/013/249/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1820-09-26

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

013

Main Headings

Folio number

249

Info in main headings field

jb to mora madrid

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1 / d9 / e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

[[notes_public::draft of letter 2692, vol. 10; "this is the english part which followed that in french" [note in bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

4698

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