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Near five years. Of the others, after its having been repeatedly declared to me<lb/>by the Secretary of Legation with whom I was at the same time in habit<lb/>of inter<gap/> absolutely unobtainable <hi rend="superscript">on personal application</hi> I obtained a copy with instructions,<lb/> from <hi rend="superscript">and in the hand of</hi>his principal. In the apprehension of giving patience for card, a<lb/>the ground of want of form, &I viewed in the case of my friend Junto, the<lb/>case of his extreme solicitude; looking forward as of course it did, to<lb/>the happy moment at which diplomatic Agents from these States to<lb/>this Court would be received as such and recognised. In the <gap/><lb/>-bl<gap/> if your situation to <hi rend="superscript">those of the Chief of the Republic for which he was at that time acting,</hi> <del>his</del>, I view a possible <del><gap/></del> cause of a better<lb/>down on your part: and in my ambition to be instrumental in<lb/>satisfying so opposite a <gap/>; you will <del><gap/></del> <hi rend="superscript">see</hi> our cause of the<lb/>trouble I am now giving you. Before Mr Jonte's departure, which<lb/>took place in [ ] all I lend few able to obtain for less in relation<lb/>to their business was our account delivered from memory by<lb/>a friend of mine who, without being permitted to take a copy, had<lb/><hi rend="superscript">just</hi>been permitted to read, by favour of a friend of his at the Office<lb/>on the [ ] of last month <del>had</del> sailed for Buenos Ayres <!-- on -->the ship<lb/>Lovely Sally, which took for him <del><gap/></del> the documents above mentioned.<lb/>Some time before his departure, he introduced to me a friend of<lb/>his, Mr Bernardino | Near five years. Of the others, after its having been repeatedly declared to me<lb/>by the Secretary of Legation with whom I was at the same time in habit<lb/>of inter<gap/> absolutely unobtainable <hi rend="superscript">on personal application</hi> I obtained a copy with instructions,<lb/> from <hi rend="superscript">and in the hand of</hi>his principal. In the apprehension of giving patience for card, a<lb/>the ground of want of form, &I viewed in the case of my friend Junto, the<lb/>case of his extreme solicitude; looking forward as of course it did, to<lb/>the happy moment at which diplomatic Agents from these States to<lb/>this Court would be received as such and recognised. In the <gap/><lb/>-bl<gap/> if your situation to <hi rend="superscript">those of the Chief of the Republic for which he was at that time acting,</hi> <del>his</del>, I view a possible <del><gap/></del> cause of a better<lb/>down on your part: and in my ambition to be instrumental in<lb/>satisfying so opposite a <gap/>; you will <del><gap/></del> <hi rend="superscript">see</hi> our cause of the<lb/>trouble I am now giving you. Before Mr Jonte's departure, which<lb/>took place in [ ] all I lend few able to obtain for less in relation<lb/>to their business was our account delivered from memory by<lb/>a friend of mine who, without being permitted to take a copy, had<lb/><hi rend="superscript">just</hi>been permitted to read, by favour of a friend of his at the Office<lb/>on the [ ] of last month <del>had</del> sailed for Buenos Ayres <!-- on -->the ship<lb/>Lovely Sally, which took for him <del><gap/></del> the documents above mentioned.<lb/>Some time before his departure, he introduced to me a friend of<lb/>his, Mr Bernardino Rivadana, at that time appointed Agent<lb/>of Buenos Ayres in their country, but mostly <del><gap/></del> reading at<lb/>Paris for the prospect of watching the assemblages of Monarchs<lb/>and Ministers. He came over for a few days, on invitation<lb/>from the Duke de St Carlos <del>for</del> to <gap/> <gap/> for gentrification,<lb/>which of course came to nothing. I informed him, that<lb/>without aid from revolution <hi rend="superscript">or witchcraft I was sure</hi>, he had received offers to be made a<lb/>Duke and Grandee: he said it was very true: <del><gap/></del>He had <gap/><lb/>that had, with like offers one in his view with the blood Ferdinand<lb/>, who when he attempted a speech was first to return by<lb/>the attendant Minister— I forget his name. Mr Rivadana<lb/>had at that time, gone half way (he informed me) in the translation<lb/>of the first of the three Volumes of which the first and principal of the<lb/>above works is composed: particular advice from a friend of mine who<lb/>visited him at Paris carry the progress to those f<gap/> by that same Maritime <del><del>Volume</del></del><pb/> | ||
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Near five years. Of the others, after its having been repeatedly declared to me
by the Secretary of Legation with whom I was at the same time in habit
of inter absolutely unobtainable on personal application I obtained a copy with instructions,
from and in the hand ofhis principal. In the apprehension of giving patience for card, a
the ground of want of form, &I viewed in the case of my friend Junto, the
case of his extreme solicitude; looking forward as of course it did, to
the happy moment at which diplomatic Agents from these States to
this Court would be received as such and recognised. In the
-bl if your situation to those of the Chief of the Republic for which he was at that time acting, his, I view a possible cause of a better
down on your part: and in my ambition to be instrumental in
satisfying so opposite a ; you will see our cause of the
trouble I am now giving you. Before Mr Jonte's departure, which
took place in [ ] all I lend few able to obtain for less in relation
to their business was our account delivered from memory by
a friend of mine who, without being permitted to take a copy, had
justbeen permitted to read, by favour of a friend of his at the Office
on the [ ] of last month had sailed for Buenos Ayres the ship
Lovely Sally, which took for him the documents above mentioned.
Some time before his departure, he introduced to me a friend of
his, Mr Bernardino Rivadana, at that time appointed Agent
of Buenos Ayres in their country, but mostly reading at
Paris for the prospect of watching the assemblages of Monarchs
and Ministers. He came over for a few days, on invitation
from the Duke de St Carlos for to for gentrification,
which of course came to nothing. I informed him, that
without aid from revolution or witchcraft I was sure, he had received offers to be made a
Duke and Grandee: he said it was very true: He had
that had, with like offers one in his view with the blood Ferdinand
, who when he attempted a speech was first to return by
the attendant Minister— I forget his name. Mr Rivadana
had at that time, gone half way (he informed me) in the translation
of the first of the three Volumes of which the first and principal of the
above works is composed: particular advice from a friend of mine who
visited him at Paris carry the progress to those f by that same Maritime Volume
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jeremy bentham |
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see note to letter 2719, vol. 10 |
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