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oſe lands-pay no taxes to ſupport our government, and ſome uch are exempt frora tyche[sf

Thank God that theſe laws have not hitherto wanted active oppolſers, to whom the landed‘intereſt lie unde unſpeakable obligations.‘The averages, to govern the exportation and importation of corn, are formed from the mere declarat; ions of ers, and cannot be j jut grounds to regulate ſo

èmportant a- branch of commerce, which Paes had beſt be

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rn refurns throughout England, is very conſiderable. In

IE Sr eBNEE A E ELEA ES Z 5 EE a rden of near 000 ¿. per annum is ſuſtained far s CA EEN- Z S M: MRE lE E inma As REER SE E ty E EE CE+ Le 12:arles OÈ Corn-1nipectors 5 although OIM ECS C0 QC lE | E EER

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Tpthes* are univerlally acknowledged to operate as obſta-

- Cies to 1nprovements; and they fall more eile, upon the ted agriculturiít, than upon the indolent farmer. The greateit ſervice the Board of Agriculture can perform to their

country, will be to dewfe and carry into execution ſome rea- fonable plan for their commutation,

‘The prohibition from e xporting wool, in its raw fa ate, 18 ano= ther obſtacle againſt encourag eing the increaſe of ſtock, or

Daving that attention to the quality of fheep, ſo as to produce the

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1d E are reckoned the beît ſtock for enriching either the arable or paſture farm, ti liberty were given to ex- port the raw EL Ul e r certain duties and reſtrictions, the

tarmer would be benefited, E 1anufacturer would not be

unjured, and the revenue incre: ed The bigh duties upon ſalt operate as great obftacles to- the

application of this article to the advar Nntage of their cattle, in N TO e are fond of. It afiſts

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* Should not the incumbent of the day have a power to grant a leaſe

tor 27 years certain, cn ſuppoſition cyen of his dying the day after? ») E ER ER 6 Prey ents LE HE

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