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2 May 1813 §§.9 G. +
Panopt. Compensation Claim III Contract
§§. 9 Set offs
(1)

§§. 9 Pecuniary services where the value of which then having been
rendered by the claimant, to the public on the occasion in question, the and [+] [+] the other party to the
Contract, his Brother —
Set-off afforded by these
Services to any burthen imposed upon the public
by the compensation-money. that matter of be considered as a
off from the to those of any such burthen as the imposition on the public
by the compensation money awarded.

The assurance under which on the footing in question I had engaged in the
business public service being nothing less than that of the there

The benefit service to the public with under the assurance
of which residency

For giving putting the penitentiary business into such a state, that,
at the death of the survivor of myself and Brother the employment
of convicts would to the public be a source of
profit rather than expence, [+] [+] instead of amounting
to the £40 a year per
head, at which it has
been estimated for such
as are transported to New
South Wales it has been
estimated as by a late Committee
not to speak of matter
— not to speak of
the reformation improvement which
I had flattered myself
of with the
hope of being becoming an
humble instrument of, in
relation to the penal
code my attention
to which to which for more than these
forty years past has been made
manifested by such
of my works writings on that
subject as are already
under the public eye — the repugnance which
on my part the idea of finding myself, cast at the
end of all my labours cast end of so long a course of labour thrown aside in the character of a
burthen to upon that public to which, in so many and
important shapes I had been flattering myself with
the hap perpetually approaching prospect of rendering such essential
service, stands expressed in my however faintly
and inadequately, in my Evidence as determi printed
in the 28th Report of the Finance Committee of 1798:
a document which for the purposes mentioned above # Arbitrators
(I take for granted) have presumed I take for granted has already been perused by my Arbitrators.

The comparatively fraction small fragment of compensation which I received
in 1799 1800 came into my hands (August 1800 was the date of the first receipt) by means of the parsture which at the
expence of £12,000 was made of the land at Milbank, [+]2 and for which I
under the
I will have had to
render account to
my Arbitrators was
received and understood by me — not in any such character — but in the
character of a part of that stipulated quantity, as the whole
of which was by the terms of the agreement to have been
allotted to the use of the Penitentiary Establishment; which
on that spot I was in expectation of being enabled to
erect set on foot. [+]3 [+]3 If at that time,
any intents such design was
any where formed conceived
entertained as that of laying the business
aside and giving to
me any thing in the
shape of money in the
name of compensation,
th nothing was ever more
more or presaged secret
to me. At no time had the idea of
being this burthensome ever produced in my mind any
other feeling than that of the deepest aversion and repugnance:
at no time, either in writing or in conversation, had any
other feeling been ever expressed by me.

Identifier: | JB/122/434/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 122.
Date_1	1813-05-02	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	122	Main Headings	Panopticon
Folio number	434	Info in main headings field	Panopt. Compensation Claim
Image	001	Titles
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.	Page Numbering	C1
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