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<p>his agents, sho<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> you have concerns with him or them for him, will in
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all probability entertain, a more advantageous opinion of you, for tho'
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You tell us my dear Sam of a happy Escape, you have reason to think
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you have had in not accompanying Baccarti in the Ship expected to
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Sail from Lubec; I have been made to Shudder at reading an
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Article in several of our Papers, that the Ship with the Houghton Pictures
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w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi>. Pouskin &amp; myself <sic>prefe'd</sic> you so much to go in, was <unclear>founderd</unclear>
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at Sea &amp; every Soul &amp; all the Cargo lost. That Article indeed has
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been since contradicted; but which is true, I am not certain, &amp; <sic>co<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic>
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wish to be <sic>inform'd</sic> on your Arrival at Peters burg. In all events I
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am made extremely happy, that you have taken the Route you have
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done; and when I hear, as I hope soon to do, that you are got safe
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to Peters burg, I shall be perfectly easy about you; for then I shall
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consider you as it were at home &#x2014; from the Number of <unclear>Recommendations</unclear>
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you take with you thither, &amp; others corroborating them you have <sic>pick'd</sic>
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his agents, shod you have concerns with him or them for him, will in
all probability entertain, a more advantageous opinion of you, for tho'
you may Converse or negotiate with the Duke himself in French,
yet his agents may not be qualified for it.

3.

You tell us my dear Sam of a happy Escape, you have reason to think
you have had in not accompanying Baccarti in the Ship expected to
Sail from Lubec; I have been made to Shudder at reading an
Article in several of our Papers, that the Ship with the Houghton Pictures
wch. Pouskin & myself prefe'd you so much to go in, was founderd
at Sea & every Soul & all the Cargo lost. That Article indeed has
been since contradicted; but which is true, I am not certain, & cod
wish to be inform'd on your Arrival at Peters burg. In all events I
am made extremely happy, that you have taken the Route you have
done; and when I hear, as I hope soon to do, that you are got safe
to Peters burg, I shall be perfectly easy about you; for then I shall
consider you as it were at home — from the Number of Recommendations
you take with you thither, & others corroborating them you have pick'd
up by the way.

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Identifier: | JB/538/425/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 538.

Date_1

1779-12-31

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538

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425

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Image

002

Titles

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Correspondence

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Jeremy Bentham; Jeremiah Bentham

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