...unrestricted trade, with whatever part of the world, in whatever ships, and whatever commodities, tfa burthen of the proof rests upon those who propose...permission, or to impose the restriction. Restriction being in itself an evil, requires, as well for its continuance, as its original imposition, a special...

...arises, to grant or withhold a permission toi carry on unrestricted trade, with whatever part ofthe world, in whatever ships, and whatever commodities,...restriction . Restriction, as your Committee have observed iii a former Report, being in itself an evil, requires, as well for its continuance as its original...

...to grant or withhold a permission to i arr y on unrestricted trade, with whatever part of the wcrld, in whatever ships, and whatever commodities, the burthen of the proof rests upou those who propose to withhold the permission, or to impose the restriction Restriction, as your...

...is made by the Committee of the House of Commons : — " Whenever a question arises, to grant or to withhold a permission to carry on unrestricted trade,...permission, or to impose the restriction. Restriction being in itself an evil, requires, as well for its continuance, as its original imposition, a special...

...any other branch of trade, ought never to be disregarded. Whenever a question arises, to grant or to withhold a permission to carry on unrestricted trade,...withhold the permission or to impose the restriction. Restricr tion, as Your Committee have observed in a former Report, being in itself Reportofi8ao,ps...