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<p>Thorpe near Staines Sept. 12. 1779.</p>
<p>Dear Sir</p>
<p>I promised to give you tidings
<lb/>
of my brother when he should have reached the
<lb/>
other side of the water: the kind part you take
<lb/>
in his concerns leaves no room to doubt of your wishing
<lb/>
to see me <sic>fulfill</sic> my promise. Last Tuesday
<lb/>
sennight being the 24<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> of August, I left him off Billingsgate
<lb/>
on board a Dutch Eel-boat sailing for
<lb/>
Helvoetsluys. He chose that conveyance <add>in preference to the Harwich packet boat</add>, partly for cheapness,
<lb/>
partly for safety, the packet boat having been once
<lb/>
taken, and several times <sic>chaced</sic>. His situation was unpleasant,
<lb/>
and his voyage tedious. I heard from him twice
<lb/>
before he got out of the river: once from Gravesend, on the
<lb/>
Wednesday; and again from Lee on the Friday or Saturday.
<lb/>
I was under difficulties with regard to my Father; who not
<lb/>
knowing all the reasons my Brother had for wishing to take Holland
<lb/>
<add>&amp; Hamburgh</add> in his way, wished him, for safety, to accept the offer that <add>was</add></p>


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Thorpe near Staines Sept. 12. 1779.

Dear Sir

I promised to give you tidings
of my brother when he should have reached the
other side of the water: the kind part you take
in his concerns leaves no room to doubt of your wishing
to see me fulfill my promise. Last Tuesday
sennight being the 24th of August, I left him off Billingsgate
on board a Dutch Eel-boat sailing for
Helvoetsluys. He chose that conveyance in preference to the Harwich packet boat, partly for cheapness,
partly for safety, the packet boat having been once
taken, and several times chaced. His situation was unpleasant,
and his voyage tedious. I heard from him twice
before he got out of the river: once from Gravesend, on the
Wednesday; and again from Lee on the Friday or Saturday.
I was under difficulties with regard to my Father; who not
knowing all the reasons my Brother had for wishing to take Holland
& Hamburgh in his way, wished him, for safety, to accept the offer that was

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Identifier: | JB/538/376/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.

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1779-09-12

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538

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376

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001

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Jeremy Bentham

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