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<head>1824. Jan. 14. <note>1</note></head>
 
<head>Greece Bowring with Secr<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> Canning</head>
 
<note>1</note>
 
<p>Examined by the original and found correct. J.B
<lb/>
14 Jan.<hi rend="superscript">y</hi> 1824. The passages on the left hand pages are so in <unclear>ch</unclear> original.</p>
 
<p>Minutes of a conversation with M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Canning &#x2014;
<lb/>
10 January 1824.<add>The original</add> Written by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bowring, and by him
<lb/>
sent to M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Bentham at whose desire it was written.</p>
 
<p>On my entering<unclear>,</unclear> M<hi rend="superscript"><hi rend="underline">r</hi></hi> C. rose and shook me by the
<lb/>
hand, apologizing for not moving, <hi rend="underline">I have a good deal
<lb/>
of gout yet, tho' I'm better, Take a seat".</hi> I said that I
<lb/>
had written to him when he was in <add>the</add> country asking for
<lb/>
an interview on the subject of the Maltese loan &#x2014; but
<lb/>
that I had also wished to communicate to him <hi rend="underline"><foreign>viva
<lb/>
voce</foreign></hi> some information I had received indirectly from the
<lb/>
Duke of Orleans, of language used by Chateaubriand
<lb/>
with respect to him (Mr C.) personally &amp; wh<del>at</del><add>ich</add> it might
<lb/>
have been at that time important for him to be acquainted
<lb/>
with &#x2014; as it was of a most unfriendly character &amp;
<lb/>
at a time when there were external marks of good opinion
<lb/>
between the parties" &#x2014; M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> C. was much excited by
<lb/>
this &#x2014; he lifted himself up, &amp; asked <hi rend="underline">when such language
<lb/>
was used".</hi> I said, "It was some weeks ago" &#x2014; on
<lb/>
which he nodded his head significantly.</p>
 
<p>I then said, that when I before solicited the <sic>honor</sic>
<lb/>
of an interview I wished to make him master of many extraordinary
<lb/>
facts which the agitation of the loan for the
<lb/>
Knights of S. John had brought to my knowledge &#x2014; as
<lb/>
I wished to <sic>shew</sic> him how Russia had been using this
<lb/>
Military Order for carrying into effect her projects of aggrandisement
<lb/>
in Greece &amp; Turkey. I have seen the correspondence
<lb/>
between the Agents of the Order, who were sent
<lb/>
to Verona &amp; Prince Metternich showing that the Sovereigns <add>looked</add></p>






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1824. Jan. 14. 1

Greece Bowring with Secry Canning

1

Examined by the original and found correct. J.B
14 Jan.y 1824. The passages on the left hand pages are so in ch original.

Minutes of a conversation with Mr Canning —
10 January 1824.The original Written by Mr Bowring, and by him
sent to Mr Bentham at whose desire it was written.

On my entering, M<hi rend="underline">r</hi> C. rose and shook me by the
hand, apologizing for not moving, I have a good deal
of gout yet, tho' I'm better, Take a seat".
I said that I
had written to him when he was in the country asking for
an interview on the subject of the Maltese loan — but
that I had also wished to communicate to him viva
voce
some information I had received indirectly from the
Duke of Orleans, of language used by Chateaubriand
with respect to him (Mr C.) personally & whatich it might
have been at that time important for him to be acquainted
with — as it was of a most unfriendly character &
at a time when there were external marks of good opinion
between the parties" — Mr C. was much excited by
this — he lifted himself up, & asked when such language
was used".
I said, "It was some weeks ago" — on
which he nodded his head significantly.

I then said, that when I before solicited the honor
of an interview I wished to make him master of many extraordinary
facts which the agitation of the loan for the
Knights of S. John had brought to my knowledge — as
I wished to shew him how Russia had been using this
Military Order for carrying into effect her projects of aggrandisement
in Greece & Turkey. I have seen the correspondence
between the Agents of the Order, who were sent
to Verona & Prince Metternich showing that the Sovereigns looked




Identifier: | JB/012/171/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 12.

Date_1

1824-01-10

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

012

Main Headings

Folio number

171

Info in main headings field

greece bowring with secy canning

Image

001

Titles

minutes of a conversation with mr canning 10 january 1824

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d1 e1 / / d2 e2 /

Penner

richard doane

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1823

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1823

Notes public

[[notes_public::"examined by the original and found correct. jb 10 jany 1824. the passages on the left hand paper were so in the original" [note in bentham's hand]]]

ID Number

4232

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