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<!-- header and marginal notes in pencil --> <p>4 <sic>Aug</sic> 1808 8<lb/><note>J.B. to Mallet</note><lb/>8</p> <p><note>13 continued</note></p> <p><del>Of</del> <add>As to</add> the <gap/> of the <del>pap</del> information thus called for<lb/>to the purpose of the Account, it is a <del>subject</del> point that<lb/>has been sufficiently spoken to <del>in</del> its place; had <del>it</del> <add>the information</add><lb/>been relevant, neither the right nor the propriety of<lb/>calling for it, <del>if</del> would have found any thing said against<lb/>it by me: <add>In</add> The vexation and expense with which<lb/>the <gap/> of it would have been accompanied. | |||
<del>in</del> <add>I notice</add><lb/>two other points as not needing any further action here.</p> <p>The circumstance which on the present occasion calls<lb/>for action, is — the risk which in the instance in question<lb/>the <del>Account found</del> <add>Accountant of finding himself, <del>one of</del> as if by a<lb/>judgment snapped upon him, divested of <add>a part of his property in the shape</add> a mass of<lb/>correspondence, the importance of which in a public view<lb/>might not easily <sic>admitt</sic> of an estimate, and this<lb/>by what in some instances might be a trick employed<lb/> to serve some <del>private</del> <add> personal and scant</add> purpose.</p> <p><note>14 —5<lb/>Knowing that<lb/>they could be thus<lb/>un-provided, and<lb/>that they were irrelevant<lb/>as to the<lb/>account, and<lb/>having reason to<lb/>expect to receive<lb/>them, the <gap/><lb/>called for them.</note></p> <p><add>In the present</add> The papers were nothing to the purpose. This<lb/>did not hinder their being called for <add>by <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Chief Inspector</add> <del>The <gap/> it</del> is<lb/>In calling for them, an option, it is true was given, viz.<lb/>whether to send in the originals or attested copies. The<lb/>originals, supposing them sent in would have been impounded: to the to the proprietor, not accessible, if at all, but<lb/>under conditions and limitations, attended with form and<lb/><gap/> as <add>to speak</add> in pleasure and more apposite times with<lb/>vexation and expense. This <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Chief Inspector knew,<lb/>and at the time of calling for them: for to him the practice<lb/>of the Board, being his own practice, was sufficiently known.<lb/>This the Accountant did <del>b</del> not know: on this point as well<lb/><add>as</add><lb/><!-- continues in margin --> as on all other<lb/>the practice of the Board<lb/>was unknown, he like<lb/>other Accountants have<lb/>no possible increase of<lb/>the having it.</p> | |||
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4 Aug 1808 8
J.B. to Mallet
8
13 continued
Of As to the of the pap information thus called for
to the purpose of the Account, it is a subject point that
has been sufficiently spoken to in its place; had it the information
been relevant, neither the right nor the propriety of
calling for it, if would have found any thing said against
it by me: In The vexation and expense with which
the of it would have been accompanied.
in I notice
two other points as not needing any further action here.
The circumstance which on the present occasion calls
for action, is — the risk which in the instance in question
the Account found Accountant of finding himself, one of as if by a
judgment snapped upon him, divested of <add>a part of his property in the shape a mass of
correspondence, the importance of which in a public view
might not easily admitt of an estimate, and this
by what in some instances might be a trick employed
to serve some private personal and scant purpose.
14 —5
Knowing that
they could be thus
un-provided, and
that they were irrelevant
as to the
account, and
having reason to
expect to receive
them, the
called for them.
In the present The papers were nothing to the purpose. This
did not hinder their being called for by Mr Chief Inspector The it is
In calling for them, an option, it is true was given, viz.
whether to send in the originals or attested copies. The
originals, supposing them sent in would have been impounded: to the to the proprietor, not accessible, if at all, but
under conditions and limitations, attended with form and
as to speak in pleasure and more apposite times with
vexation and expense. This Mr Chief Inspector knew,
and at the time of calling for them: for to him the practice
of the Board, being his own practice, was sufficiently known.
This the Accountant did b not know: on this point as well
as
as on all other
the practice of the Board
was unknown, he like
other Accountants have
no possible increase of
the having it.
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Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property. |
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TH 1806 |
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Andre Morellet |
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See note 5 to letter 1986, vol. 7 |
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