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the mean time very flattering promises to feed on.
I have given up the being charge d'affaires here
understanding that though it were to be for ever
so short a time the taking upon me that charge
would not be approved of by her Majesty.

Sir James has no certain news as yet when Mr
Fitzherbert is to come out, therefore as he has fixed
his departure he must find some of our countrymen
here to whom he can entrust his correspondence.
This last letter of yours of dated Brompton July 10
is not numbered as usual.

My good friend Prince Dachkoff is just arrived
from the Crimea. He was sent by P Potemkin
as Courier to bring the detailed account of the taking
possession of the Crimea, and he is made a Colonel,
though he is not yet 21.

Identifier: \| JB/539/386/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 539.
Date_1	1783-08-01	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	539	Main Headings
Folio number	386	Info in main headings field
Image	002	Titles
Category	Correspondence	Number of Pages
Recto/Verso		Page Numbering
Penner	Samuel Bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
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-<p>the mean time very flattering promises to <unclear>feed on</unclear>.<lb/>I have given up the being <foreign>charge d'affaires</foreign> here <lb/>understanding that though it were to be for ever <lb/>so short a time the taking upon me that charge <lb/>would not be approved of by her Majesty.</p> <p> Sir James has no certain news as yet when M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> Fitzherbert is to come out, therefore as he has <gap/><lb/> his departure he must find some of our countrymen<lb/>here to whom he can entrust his correspondence.<lb/>This last letter of yours <del>of</del> dated Brompton July 10 <lb/>is not numbered as usual.</p> <p> My good friend Prince Dachkoff is just arrived <lb/>from the Crimea.   He was sent by P Potemkin <lb/>as Courier to bring the detailed account of the taking <lb/>possession of the Crimea, and he is made a Colonel, <lb/>though he is not yet 21.</p>
+<p>the mean time very flattering promises to feed on.<lb/>I have given up the being <foreign>charge d'affaires</foreign> here <lb/>understanding that though it were to be for ever <lb/>so short a time the taking upon me that charge <lb/>would not be approved of by her Majesty.</p>
+<p> Sir James has no certain news as yet when M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> Fitzherbert is to come out, therefore as he has fixed<lb/> his departure he must find some of our countrymen<lb/>here to whom he can entrust his correspondence.<lb/>This last letter of yours <del>of</del> dated Brompton July 10 <lb/>is not numbered as usual.</p>
+<p> My good friend Prince Dachkoff is just arrived <lb/>from the Crimea.   He was sent by P Potemkin <lb/>as Courier to bring the detailed account of the taking <lb/>possession of the Crimea, and he is made a Colonel, <lb/>though he is not yet 21.</p>
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