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<p>1820. Novr 23.</p>
<head>J.B. to Mora</head>
<p>the light I find is in the sum of 25,000 reals &#x2014; <del>stated</del><lb/>
<del>as being</del> (I suppose that sum paid yearly) &#x2014; as the allowance<lb/>
made, as supposed, by the French government<lb/>
to  a Morning-paper- the Universal I thing they call it.<lb/>
But the Constitutional? &#x2014; What is the additional sum<lb/>
deemed requisite <add>for that paper</add> at the onset &#x2014; and how long <add>would</add> that sum<lb/>
<del>would</del> last? In my last, I stated one to a hundred as the<lb/>
chance in favour of my being able to cause to drop<lb/>
from  the clouds the money necessary: I can still<lb/>
venture to set down the chance as equally favourable.<lb/>
Could I have known the sum necessary, I<lb/>
might perhaps, have stated the odds as not quite so<lb/>
great. But still the sum is known, more than this<lb/>
I do not see how it is possible for any body to say. It <lb/>
grieves me to think that a month at least must elapse<lb/>
before a satisfactory answer to this indispensable <lb/>
question can be received. Although this will<lb/>
have to go by post, Mr de Colomb was obliging enough<pb/>
to consent very readily to take charge of it: and this, I<pb/>
believe, before I had inforemd him of the exigency of the<pb/>
case&#x2014; I mean the danger of the stoppage of any letter<lb/>
sent to you through the ordinary channel. M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Blaquiere, <lb/>
in his letter, mentioned as a fact that all the members<lb/>
of the Cortes were to continue at Madrid till the resumption<lb/>
of the sittings: when with M. de Colomb, <lb/>
I took the opportunity of a mentioning this as a report,<lb/>
and asking him whether it was true: he answered very <lb/>
readily &#x2014;Yes&#x2014; that it was true in the main; for<lb/>
that two thirds or three fourths of the deputies, I <lb/>
do not for certain remember the number, but I<lb/>
think it was three fouths, were to remain; and <lb/>
that those three fourths were to be elected by the<lb/>
president, and that M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Callatrava was that president.<lb/>
All this comforted me not a little.</p>
<p>I</p>





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1820. Novr 23.

J.B. to Mora

the light I find is in the sum of 25,000 reals — stated
as being (I suppose that sum paid yearly) — as the allowance
made, as supposed, by the French government
to a Morning-paper- the Universal I thing they call it.
But the Constitutional? — What is the additional sum
deemed requisite for that paper at the onset — and how long would that sum
would last? In my last, I stated one to a hundred as the
chance in favour of my being able to cause to drop
from the clouds the money necessary: I can still
venture to set down the chance as equally favourable.
Could I have known the sum necessary, I
might perhaps, have stated the odds as not quite so
great. But still the sum is known, more than this
I do not see how it is possible for any body to say. It
grieves me to think that a month at least must elapse
before a satisfactory answer to this indispensable
question can be received. Although this will
have to go by post, Mr de Colomb was obliging enough
---page break---
to consent very readily to take charge of it: and this, I
---page break---
believe, before I had inforemd him of the exigency of the
---page break---
case— I mean the danger of the stoppage of any letter
sent to you through the ordinary channel. Mr Blaquiere,
in his letter, mentioned as a fact that all the members
of the Cortes were to continue at Madrid till the resumption
of the sittings: when with M. de Colomb,
I took the opportunity of a mentioning this as a report,
and asking him whether it was true: he answered very
readily —Yes— that it was true in the main; for
that two thirds or three fourths of the deputies, I
do not for certain remember the number, but I
think it was three fouths, were to remain; and
that those three fourths were to be elected by the
president, and that Mr Callatrava was that president.
All this comforted me not a little.

I




Identifier: | JB/013/104/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 13.

Date_1

1820-11-23

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

013

Main Headings

rid yourselves of ultramaria

Folio number

104

Info in main headings field

jb to mora

Image

001

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

e2 / e2

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

letter 2715, vol. 10

ID Number

4553

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