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<p>A Copy of a Letter, from the Rec.<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> A. Samborsky<lb/> | |||
Chaplain to the Grand Duke of Russia<lb/> | |||
and Preceptor to the Sons of his Imperial Highness.</p> | |||
<p>Dear Sir!</p> | |||
<p>I have received your kind Letter, and forwarded<lb/> | |||
your writings to your noble and worthy son,<lb/> | |||
who is now in the Province of <sic>Sibiria</sic>, and is always<lb/> | |||
indefatigable in making some new and interesting<lb/> | |||
Discoveries to the Russian Empires! my present<lb/> | |||
Illness presents me to describe his shining<lb/> | |||
Character, which distinguishes him everywhere,<lb/> | |||
and acquires rapidly new glory to your<lb/> | |||
Name.</p> | |||
<p>Pardon me, dear Sir, for my past Silence, and<lb/> | |||
be <sic>asured</sic>, that I am ready to serve you on all<lb/> | |||
occasions according my abilities, and will ever<lb/> | |||
remain with true esteem.</p> | |||
<p>Your most humble and<lb/> | |||
devoted Servant<lb/> | |||
A. Samborsky</p> | |||
<p>1790<lb/> | |||
March 7. old Stile<lb/> | |||
Saint Petersburg.<lb/> | |||
To Jeremiah Bentham Esq<hi rend="superscript">r</hi><lb/> | |||
Queens Square Place<lb/> | |||
Westminster</p> | |||
<p>M.<gap/> 17 April<lb/> | |||
1790</p> | |||
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A Copy of a Letter, from the Rec.d A. Samborsky
Chaplain to the Grand Duke of Russia
and Preceptor to the Sons of his Imperial Highness.
Dear Sir!
I have received your kind Letter, and forwarded
your writings to your noble and worthy son,
who is now in the Province of Sibiria, and is always
indefatigable in making some new and interesting
Discoveries to the Russian Empires! my present
Illness presents me to describe his shining
Character, which distinguishes him everywhere,
and acquires rapidly new glory to your
Name.
Pardon me, dear Sir, for my past Silence, and
be asured, that I am ready to serve you on all
occasions according my abilities, and will ever
remain with true esteem.
Your most humble and
devoted Servant
A. Samborsky
1790
March 7. old Stile
Saint Petersburg.
To Jeremiah Bentham Esqr
Queens Square Place
Westminster
M. 17 April
1790
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"Reverend Andrey Samborskiy, Chaplain to the Russian Embassy" |
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