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Show C34) MR3 D-sd-wa-ll rofe after Mr. P-, and laid it lhould not be expected that he could fay any Thing to the Subject on which Mr. P- had {poken; it would not. now admit a Doubt that the S-p A- muff be repealed: HE went on to fhew Mr. Gr_.nv._l/e had not hurted the Spmzz'fly Trade by giving Orders and Infh‘uf‘tions, but by forbearing to give them; particularly, in refpeét to Bullion, which was not prohibited by any Laws. MR. B-lef-d was the laft Speaker; he afl'ented to Mr. Gr-mz-lle, but that he had denied the Right of P-l-m-t to fend internal Taxes to Am---zr. He had only allowed the Power of P-l-m-t to be omni potent. HE concluded with exprefllng his perfect agreement in Sentiments with his Right Honourable Friend (Mr. P--) except one Particular (the refiraint of the Continent in favour of the Iflands) in which, he was ihre he cquld con- Vince him of his Mil'take.w m FINIS. |