HenceariseththefacilitieoftheRemedie，bytheReformationofexchange，incausingthevalueofourmoneytobegiveninexchange，whichcuttethoffthesaidGaine，hadbythesaidexportation，andcauseth（ineffect）thattheforraineCoynebeyondtheSeas，shallnotbereceivedabovethevalue，althoughtheinhauncingtherefore，ortheimbasingbyallaywerealteringcontinually。Fortakeawaythecause（Gayne）andtheeffectwillcease。
Allmenofcommonunderstanding，whentheydoeheareoftheraisingofmoneysbeyondtheSeas，arereadytosay，wemustdoethelike；fortheyconceivethesayingofCato，Tuquoquefacsimilie，sicArsdeluditurArte，tobeaproperapplicationhereunto:buttheydoenotenterintoconsideration，whatAltherationsitwouldbringtotheState，andthatthemattermightrunne，Adinfinitum，asshallbedeclared。
Butletussuppose，thatthiswillbeasufficientRemedy，toinhaunceourmoneys，astheydoetheirs，toimbaseourCoyne，astheydoetheirs，andtoimitateovervaluationandundervaluationofGoldandSilver，astheydoe，requiringacontinualllaboure，charge，andinnovation；isitnotanexcellentthingthatallthiscanbedonebythecourseofexchange，withgreatfacilitie？Andthatwithoutinhauncingofourmoneysathome，ormedlingwiththeweightandfinenesseoftheStarlinStandard？
ThisistobedoneonlybyhisMajestiesProclamationaccordingtotheStatutesofexchanges，prohibitingthatafterthreemonethsnextensuingthesame，nomanshallmakeanyexchangesbyBillsorotherwise，formoneystobeepaiedinforraineparts，ortoberechargedtowardsthisRealmeunderthetruePar，orvalueforvalueofourmoneys，andthemoneysofotherCountriesinweightandfinenesse，butatthesaidRate，orabovethesame，asMerchantscanagree，butneverunderthesaidRate:whichshallbedeclaredinapaireofTablespublikelytobeseeneupontheRoyallExchangesinLondon，accordingtothesaidProclamation，andthesaidTableshallbealteredinprice，asoccasionsshallbeministredbeyondtheSeas，inthegenerallRespectiveplacesofexchanges，eitherbytheirinhauncingofmoneysbyvaluation，orbyimbasingofthesamebyAllay；whichbyavigilanteyemaybeobserved，andwillbeacausetomakeothrNationsmoreconstantinthecourseoftheirmoneys。Andthiswillbeexecutedmoreorcourse，thenbyAuthority；becuaseGainedothbeareswayandcommandwithmostmen。
ThefacilitiehereofputtethmeinmindeoftheGeometricallAxiomorMaxime，observedincommedationoftheinventionofroundWheeles，CirculustangitPlanum，unicopuncta，asareasontodrawandcarryLoadswithasmallstrength；whereasiftheyhadbeenmadesquare，oranyotherPoly-angleandproportion:
Fortyhorseswouldnotsoeasilydrawthem，beingladen，astwodothnow，bothwithspeedandease。UntowhichthisRemediemaybeeaptlycompared，which（inamanner）comprehendethalltheotherRemedies。
FortheMerchantStranger，beingheretheDelivererofmoneygenerally:willeasilybeeinducedtomakethemostofhisowne，receivingbyexchangemoreforthesamebeyondtheSeas；andtheEnglishMerchantbeingtheTakerofthesaidmoneys，willnotbeesoinjurioustotheState，astogivelessebeyondtheSeas，thenthevalueofthemoneyoftheRealmeinexchange，contrarietothesaidProclamation:andifheewould，theDelivererwillnotletthimhaveit。BesidesthattheTakersoccasionsareenforcedbynecesssitie，andhecanbenoloser；forbythisdirectio，hewillsellhisCommoditiesbeyondtheSeasaccordingly。
EnglishMerchantsbeingtheDeliverersofmoneybeyondtheSeas，andthepriceofexchangealteringthereaccordingly，willhavethelikeconsideration，andtheMerchantStrangerwillprovokehimthereunto。AndiftherebenoTakers，theEnglishMerchantmaybringoverthemoneyinspecie，whereinheshallbecomeaGayner。
ThiscourseisagreeabletoJusticeandtheLawofNations，andwillnothinderth\'exchangetoriseandfallasformerly；butkeepeallindueorder，withthoseconsiderations，Cautionsandpreventionsasshallbesetdownetopreventallinconveniences，proceedingbytheinhauncingofmoney；whichfallgenerallyuponallmen，intheindearingofthings，andparticularlyuponLand-
lordsandCreditoursintheirRentsandContracts；andespeciallyupontheKingsMajestiesLands。
NowbeforewecometoanswersomeobjectionsmadeagainstthisRemedie，letusexaminewhatTimetheoldobserver，andexperiencethebestSchoole-masterofmanslife，havemanifestlytouchingtheRaisingofmoneysinforraineparts，andwithintheRealme；itbeingoneofthe34defectiveremediesbeforedeclared。
Itisrecordedinanancientbooke，thattheinhauncingoftheCoynesbeyondtheSeas，wasthecausethatKingHenrythesixtofEngland，didraisetheounceofStarlinSilverfrom20
penceto30pence:andKingEdwardthefourthfrom30penceto40
pence。AndafterhimKingHenrytheeight，aftermanysendingstoforrainePrincesaboutMinteaffairsandexchanges，（preceivingthepriceofmoneycontinuallytorisebeyondtheSeas:）causedinthe18yeereofhisRaigne，TheAngellNobletobevaluedfrom6shillings8pence，untosevenshillingsandfourpence，andpresentlyafterto7shillings6pence；wherebyeveryounceofStarlinSilverwasworth45pence:andyettherewasnothingeffectedthereby，themoneystillalteringbeyondtheSeas；
whereuponCardinalWolseyhadtoaltertheValuationofmoneyfromtimetotime，asheshouldseecause。
AfterwardsthesaidKinginthe22yeereofhisRaigne，perceivingthatdiversNationsbroughtabunanceofforraineCommoditiesintohisRealme，andreceivedmoneyforit；whichmoneytheyeverdeliveredtootherMerchantsbyexchange，andneveremployedthesameontheCommoditiesoftheRealme，wherebyhisMajestiewashinderedinhisCustomes，andtheCommoditiesoftheRealmewerenotuttered，tothegreathinderanceofhisSubjects:asistherealleaged:HisMajestiecausedaProclamationtobemade，accordingtotheaforesaidStatute，madeinthetimeofKingRichardtheSecond，ThatnopersonshouldmakeanyexchangecontrarytothetruemeaningofthesaidActandStatute，uponpainetobetakentheKingsmortallenemy，andtoforfeiteallthatheemightforfeite；whichtookeeffectbutforashorttime，andnootherwastobeeexpected，itnotbeeingofthatmoment，northeprincipallmeanetodoeit。
AfterthisfollowedtheimbasingofMoneysandthenallthepriceofforraineCommoditiesdidriseimmoderately，whichmadethenativeCommoditiestoriseattheFarmorsandTenantshands，andthereuponGentlemendidraisetherentsoftheirlands，andtookefarmestothemselves，andmadeinclosuresofgrounds；andthepriceofeverythingbeeingdeare，wasmadedearerthroughplentyofmoneyandBullioncommingfromtheWestIndies，asisalreadynoted；andbythesemeanes，wastheOfficeoftheKingsRoyallexchangesneglected，becauseupontheBasemoneynoexchangewasmade，andothernationscounterfeitedthesame，andfilledthekindomewithit，andsocarriedoutthegoodStaplewaresoftheRealmeforit。
ThisraisingofmoneywasaugmentedafterwardsbyQueeneElizabethofblessedmemory，inthehighestdegree，byonefullthirdpart，from45pencetheounce，unto60penceor5shillingsStarlinStandard:Buttheexportationdidneverceasse，becausethecourseofexchangeformoneydidrunnealwaiesunderthevalueofthemoney，stillaffoordingagainebetweenethesaidexchangeandmoney，whichcausedthesaidexportation。Andsowillitbeestil，ifthisbenotpreventedbyDirectioninapaireofTbles，muchlikeuntotheTableskeptatDoverinthetimeofKingEdwardthethird，toreceivethepassengersmoney，andbyexchangeinspecieforitbeyondtheSeas；whichmadethemtoleavetheirmoneyswithintheRealme；andthiscourseofexchangesodirected，istheonelymeaneandwaytorestoreEnglandswealthbyimportationofmoneyandBullion，advancingthepriceofournativeCommodities，andtopreventtheTransporationofourmoneys:andallotherRemediesareDefective，asexperiencewillprooveanddemonstrate，ifgoodthingscanbeefavoured。
TheStatueofemploymentmustalsobeeobserved，tomaketheRemedymorecompleatewithaRegisteralso，torecordtheMoneyswhichforraineMarrinersdoereceiveforfraightcommingfromNorwayandotherplaces，whichareaboveonehundredvoyagesinoneyeare；asalsomanyotherShips，bringingcorneintotheNortherneandWesternepartsoftheRealme，andexportingmoneyforit。
TheTurke，Persian，andRussianhavehereinbeenemorePolitickethenwe，keepingthepriceoftheirexchangeshighmuchabovetheValuationoftheirmoneys。SothattheyhavenoTradebyexchange，normoneys，butonelyforCommodities；wherebytheypreventtheover-balancingofforrainCommoditieswiththeirs，asalsotheexportationoftheirmoneys:albeittheuseofourCommoditiesinthosecountreys，isverygreat。
TheObjectionsmadebysomeagainstthisSoleRemedymayeasilybeanswered，fortheyaregroundeduponSuppositionsagainstassuredexperience。
1。Somemakedoubt，thatthepriceofexchangebeingrisen，therewillbenotakersofmoney，andthenthedelivererismorethrustupontheexportationofmoneys。
2。Otherssay，thatthosemerchants，whichhavesoldtheirClothbeyondtheSeasshallreceivealosseinthemakingoveroftheirmoneyfromthence。
3。Otherssay，thattheyshallnotbeabletoventtheirCloth，accordingtothehighexchange，expeciallynowthatthesameisoutofrequest；andwouldhavethematterofreformationdeferreduntillanothertime。
Thefirstobjectionisansweredbefore，Thatthetakerisruledbythedeliverer，whowillnotgivehismoneybyexchangeunderthetruevalueaccordingtotheProclaimationtobemade；
andthedelivererbeingtheMerchantstrangerhere，willsoonerbethrustupontheStatuteofemployment；forbytheexportationofmoney，heshallhavenogaine，whereassomeofthediscreetersortwouldnothavethatStatutetoostricktlypressedupontheStranger，becausetheTradeshouldnotbeedrivenintotheirhands。
Tothesecond，theProclamationlimitingatimeforexecution，givethMerchantsabilitytorecovertheirmoneys，ortoselltheirbillesofdebtformoney，ortobuyCommoditiesforthem，asthemanneris。
Tothethird，experiencemakethafullanswertoboth，thattheredidnotwanttakers，whenthelateinhauncingofmoneyatHamborough，causedtheexchangetorisefromunder28shillingstoabove35shillings；whichismorethenthepresentalterationwillbe，andWoollwasat33shillingstheTodde，whichisnowfallenunder20shillings。SothattheventofourClothwasnothinderedwhenitwassoldedearerbyonefullthirdpart:Buttherewasabove80thousandClothessoldyearely，wherethereisnotsoldnow40thousandClothes。ThetimeisalsotobeethoughtmoreconvenienttoadvanceaCommoditiebeingundervalued，thentodoeitwhenthepriceishigh。ForthisPleurisieoftheCommon-wealthisdangerous，andadmittethnotimetobeecured；
likethefireinaCity，whichpermittethnotenquiriestoexaminehowthefirebeganne，butrequiretheverymanshelpetoquenchthesame。
AndwhereasitisalleadgedindefenceoftheinhauncingofourCoyne，Thatwhichisequalltoall，whenheethatbuyesdeare，shallselldeare，cannotbesaidetobeinjurioustoany。
Thisopinionseemestobeeiusdemfarina，astheformer，andhathnoconsiderationwhatthealterationofWeightsorMeasuresbetweeneusandforrainenations，mayproducetothelosseoftheCommon-wealth，albeitthatbetweenemanandman，itmayproovealikeinsomerespects。
Tomakethisevident，supposetwoMerchants，theonedwellinginLondon，andtheotherdwellingatAmsterdam，docontracttogether；thattheLondersendingClothestosellatAmsterdam，themerchantofAmsterdamsendethhimVelvetsandSilkestobeesoldeatLondon；andintheaccounttobekeptbetweenethemtheyagreetoreckonthemoneysinexchangebutat30shilingsflemishfor20shillingStarlin，andsomakereturneeachtootherfromtimetotimeasmoneyshallbereceived，both，hereandbeyondtheSeas。Wheruponputthecase，thatthereisreceivedatAmsterdam1500lib。flemishforCloth，andatLondonthereisreceived1000lib。StarlinforVelvetsandSilkes，whichbythesaidrate&calculationisallone（ineffect）betweenthem，andmightbywayofRescounteranswereachotherinaccount。ButtheMerchantofAmsterdam，（knowingthatbyreasonofthemoneysinhauncedthere）hecanmakeagreatgainetohavethesaid1000lib。sentuntohiminspecie:）desireththeLondonertosendhimthis1000libStarlininsilver&goldcoyns，ReallsofeightorRieckxDollers，wherbyheshalprofite15uponthe100，bythemeanesaforesaid，whichamountethto150
libgaines。TheLondonerhavinghis1500lib。flemishor1000
lib。StarlinatAmsterdam，cannotdoethelike，becausethemoneysareinhauncedandreceivedabovethevalue，sothathismoneymustbedeliveredbyexchangethereatalowrate，orat33
shillings4pence，wherebyhedothreceiveherethesaid1000
lib。withnogaineatall。Thustheaccountbetweenethemismadeeven；butbythesemeans，theKingdomeisdeprivedofthe1000
lib。oftheMerchantsmoneysenttoAmsterdam，whichdothnotonelyprocurethewantofmoneyinEngland，whereofeverymanhathafeelingtohislosse:butalsoitcauseththenativeCommoditiestobeundersold，andtheforraineCommoditiestobeadvancedinpricebeyondtheSeas，byplentyofmoney；andhindereththeimportationofmoneyandBullion，asaforesaid。
Topreventthis，theQuestionisnow，whetheritbebetterandmoreexpedient，toraisethepriceofexchange，orthepriceorvaluationofourmoneys；Surelyallmenorjudgementwilsay，thattheraisingofexchangebreedethnotthatalteration，whichtheinhauncingofmoneysdoth，namelytomakeeverythingdeere，andtocauseLandlordsandCreditorstoloseintheirRentsandContracts。AndMerchantsofexperiencedoeknow，thatweecannotdoeastheydoe。Fortheinhauncingofmoneyshere，willbecounterminedbyotherNations，whostillwillundervaluetheminexchangebetweeneus，unlesseitbepreventedbyourowntruevaluationtobemadeknowneasaforesaid，whichbytheLawofNations，cannotbecontradicted；wherebyweshallalsobeeenabledtomeetthemuponallAlterationsandpractices，todirectourcourseaccordingly，soonerthenaMilnercanturnehisWinde-mill，togrindeCornewiththevariationofallwindes。
Itfolloweth（saiththesaidAuthor）thattheRaisingalsooftheCoyne，wouldraisethepriceofPlate，Tolessenthesuperfluitie，ortobeeturnedintoCoyne。Itisworthytheobservation，that（byreasonofthewantofmoney:）thepriceofPlateisfallenfrom6shillings6penceguilt，to5shillings6
pence；andwhitePlatefrom5shillings8penceto5shillings2
pence。Andifthemoneyswereinhauncedteninthehundreth，thatistosay，anounceofStarlinSilverto5shillings6pence:thePlateandallotherthingswouldriseaccordingly。Wherebyifamanthatspendethtwoorthreehundrethpoundsbytheyeere，shouldspareonehundrethpoundsworthofhisPlate，andbringthesametobeCoyned，mighttherebygetoncetennepound，andpayeverafter（forallotherthings）twentyandthirtylib。
deareryearely。Andthemoneysmadethereof，wouldneverthelessebetransported，unlesstheexchangedidpreventthesame。
Inthisplace，wearetoremember，thattheSilverusedfordiversmanufacturesandPlate，dothmuchdifferinfinenesse，wherebymanyofhisMajestiesSubjectsaredeceived:Itmaythereforebethoughtconvenient，thatnosilvermadeintomanufacturesbesold，unlesseitbeetriedbyanAssaymaster，andmarkedaccordingly，especiallythesilverThreedcommingfrombeyondtheSeas:somebeeingbuteightouncesfine，whichisofferedtobesoldeaccordingly:orelstomakeitfiner，asshallbethoughtconvenienttoservethekingdome，andtobecomeboundtomakeReturneinthemanufactureofourWoollfortheirmanufactureofSilverandSilke；whichmaybeethoughtaveryreasonablePermutation。
ThewantofmonycomingbytheconsumptionofforraineCommodities，mayproperlybetearmedoverballancingofCommodities，whicharemoreworneandused，becauseofthequantityofthem，imported:proceedingalsooftheabuseofexchange，astheefficientCausethereof，asaforesaid。
TheexcessiveUseofTobaccoforsomuchasconcerneththeimportationthereofinliewofTreasure，willbemuchdiminishedbythelatelimitationofaquantityofSpanishTobaccolatelyestablished；totheendthatthePlantationofVirginiaandtheBermodaesmaybeadvancedthereby；anditistobewishedthatthemoneystobeeemployedinSpanishTobaccowerelikewisemadeoverbyexchange，anddeliveredtotheMerchantsadventurersandothers，tobebestowedupontheCommoditiesoftheRealmetomakebenefiteofourowne；forifsuchforraineCommodities，shalvanishawayinsmoake，orbeconsumedandbrought（asitwere）
untodoung，andsurmountthepriceoftheCommodities，orfruitsoftheland:Certes，thatlandisunprofitableineverymansjudgement。Forlands（beingtheNaturallrichessomuchdesiredofallmen）aremuchdisimproovedbythewantofmoneyandthesellingofournativeCommoditiesistoogoodcheapeinregardofthepriceofforraineCommodities；ThisbeeinganevidenttokenofthepovertyofaCommonwealth，which（likeanunweildyElephantikeBody）hathaslowemotion，andthereforemoredangerousandsubjecttodestruction，whichbythewantofmoney，ismadevisibleandsensible。
ThereturneslatelyhadfromtheEast-Indies，wilinpartasswagethesame，ifMerchantsinthedispersingofthoseCommodities，willprocureimportationofmoneyandBullion，as（nodoubt）theywilldoe。Andthiswillfurtherbeeincreased，whentheHollandersandourMerchantsshallbeatanendoftheirpresentcontroversies，whichbyhisMajestieshighwisedome，willsoonebedetermined。
TouchingthewarresofChristendome，forsomuchasconcerneththewantofmoneys:Ihavealreadyshewedhowthesameisalsocomprisedinthereformationoftheabuseofexchange，procuringtherebymoneys，whichareNeruiBellorum。Buttotakeuponmeetodiscourseofwarres，mightmakemesubjecttoApelleshisreprehension，NesutorultraCrepidam。OnelyIhopethatthefamousexampleofAugustusCaesartheEmperourmayberemembered，whoperceivingtheforcesofthegreatPirateCrocataestoincreasedailybytheconcourseofmanynations，whilestheewasinSpaine，causedaProclamationtobemade，thatwhosoevershouldbringhimtheheadofthesaidPirate，hewouldrewardhimwith20thousandcrownes；whereuponthesaidPiratewasbroughtindangerofthehumorsofthesaidenations，whosesuspectedinconstancyandlucrebredaresolutioninhim，toofferhisownheadtotheobedienceofjustice，anddemandingthesaid20
thousandcrownes，hadthesamepayeduntohim，wherebyallhisassociateswereovercomeanddispersed。InlikemannerdidSixtusQuintusdealewiththeBanditiinItaly，andmadethemtocutoneanothersthroats。ThisPolicyofrewarddrawethasforciblyastheAdamantorLoade-stone，whichcausedtheSpanaiardtosay，DadiuasquebrantanPennas，GiftsdoebreakestonyRockes。
FromthePrecedentcausesofthewantofmoneyinEngland，comewetothecausesofthedecayofTradeinorder，whereofthisistheefficientCause，whereuntotheonelyRemedyhathbeenedeclaredalready。
UsuryPolitike，ismadethenextcauseofthedecayofTrade，whichmustberemediedbythePlentyofmoneytobeprocuredasaforesaide，whereinthatlaudableCustomeofthetransformatingorsettingoverofbillesofdebtfrommantomanistoberemembred，whichbyhisMajestiesPraerogativeRoyallorbyActofParliamentmightbeestablished；fortherebygreatmattersareeffectedasitwerewithreadymoney。Butourlawrequirethamoreprecisenessintheexecutionthereof，theninGermanyandtheLowCountries，itnotbeingChosesinAction，astheLawyersspeake。Butthenecessarineshereof，issourgent，thatnomanisliketocontradictthesame；forweedoefindebyexperience，thatthingswhichareindeede，andthingswhicharenotindeede，buttakentobeindeed（asthisisforpaymentofmoneys）mayproducealloneeffect。AndforthebitingUsurybeforementioned，therewillbestockefoundtoerectpawne-
houses，bymeanesasshallbemoreamplyhereafterdeclared；andhereistobewished，thattheCityofLondon，andeveryprincipalltowneofaShiereorthemostpartofthem，wouldtakeuponthemtotakemoneycasuallyatthehandofsuchaswilldeliverthesameupontheadventureoftheirorothermenslives。
AsatVenice，whereamanforthesummeofthreeorfourehundrethpoundsoncegiven（asinlikemanneratAmsterdam）shallbesuretohaveonehundrethpoundsayeare，duringhislife；
wherbyagreatStockemightberaisedforthegenerallgoodofallparties，andespeciallytosetthepoorepeopleonworke，andtotaketheirmanufacturesofthemtobesoldwithareasonablegaine:forexperiencehathtaughtinallplaces，wherethelikeisused，thattheCitybecommethalwayesaGaynerbythedeceaseofthepartiesthatdoedelivermoneyinthisnature。Butitisconvenienttoprescribecertaineruleshereuponinthemakingofallmanufactures，whichcommonlyisbesteffectedbyCorporations。
ThelitigiousSuitsinLawbeingnotedasthethirdcauseofthedecayofTrade，canhardlyberemediedforthereasonsbeforedeclared，butmusthavetheircourse；andhereintherecanbenoshortercoursedevisedbythewitteofman，thentheCommon-
wealthdothuseuponproofeandspecialties，ifthepleadingsandissues（althoughPeremptory:）beejoynedaccordingtothefirstinstitution，wherebytheMatteroffactnakelyappearebeforetheJuryoftwelvemen，whoaretojudgethereofaccordingtotheevidenceofwitnessesproducedbeforethem；fortouchingthematterofLaw，thesamebeeingseparatedfromthematterofFact，makethaDemurrertobedeterminedbytheJudge。IhavegreatcausetoenterintoCampumSpatiosumaboutthisLawWarfare，havingbyexperienceandstudyspentmuchtimetherein。ButI
thinkefitonelytocommenttheordersusedinGermanytotakedownethelitigioushumoursofsomepersons:TomakethempayaFineoftwelvepenceuponthepoundormoretotheEmperorsorMagistrates，forsomuchastheyclaimemoreofthedefendant，thentheycanjustlyproovetobedueuntothem；besidesafurthercharge，ifheebeefoundinhisproceedingstodoethingsforaRevenge，whichtheycallanunlawfullimprisonment，althoughbythelawehehavecommencedhisSutelawfully:andthisistearmedPaenaPlusPetentium。
Forallothermeanes，wherebythedifferenceshappeningbetweenMerchantsaredetermined，ImustreferrethesameuntomybookeofLexmercatoria，asamatterrequiringalargeexplanation。
ThelikeImustdoeconcerningthefishingTrade，whichisthefourthCausenotedbefore，whichhathareferencetothewantofmoney，ortospeakeingeniously，isachiefecauseofthewantofmoney，whichmightbeeprocuredthereby；wherebyboththeTradeofClothandfishingmightflourishtogether，contrarytotheopinionoftheseverallsocietiesofMerchantsbeforealleadged:foralthoughtheybeofseverallcompanies，yetsuchordersmaybedevisedbythecorporationtobemadeoffishingMerchants，asshallnotinfringetheirseverallpriviledgesanyway:andallobjectionsmaybeansweredbytrueandjustprevention，observingothernations，Faciliusestaddere，quamconstituere。
ThefiftcauseofthedecayofTrade，bymakingClothinforraineCountries，hathbeeneconsideredof，whereuponthelateProclamationwasmade，prohibitingTh\'exportationofWooll，Wooll-fells，Wooll-yearne，Fullersearth，andWoodashes，andallmaterials，servingforthemakingofCloth。TheRulesalsotobedescribedofthetruemakingofCloth（whereinthesaidAuthorhathbeenagoodobserver）maybe（withavigilanteyeoftheOfficierstobeimployedthereinbytheCorporation，andtheincreaseofMerchantstomanageTrade:）aRemedietotheseventhcauses:asalsototheeightCauseofthedecayofTrade:butthesixtcauseconcerningthePolicyofMerchants，isnottobeomitted，whoseordersalreadymade，andhereaftertobeemade，maybethoughtconvenienttobeSurveyedbyaCommittie，who（uponcomplaintsofthepartiesgrievedinallSocieties:）maytakeorderbywayofapprobationordeniall，toexecutethingsforthegenerallgood，andnotfortheparticular:asIhavenotedinallthisDiscourse。SothatotherMerchantsuponreasonableconsiderations，maybeadmitted（uponthisespecialloccasion）tobeofthesaidSocietiesorCompanies；forotherwiseitmayseemesomewhatdissonantfromreason，toprohibiteallMerchants，aswellEnglishasStrangers，tobringinanyoftheCommoditiesofTurkieoroftheLevant，andnowlatelyfromEastlandandthoseCountries:buttoprohibitetheimportationofCommoditiesinStrangersBottomesconcurrethwiththeLaw。
TheninthcauseofthedecayofTrade，consistingoftheinterruptionthereofbyWarres，PiratesandBankrupts，IhavepartlyhandledinthefifthCause。Andalthoughdecayedmenarefoundatalltimes，yetthewantofmoneyhathcauseddiversMerchantsandTradesmentoBreake，whomighthavemaintainedtheircredits，butthatbeingoutoftheirmoneys，andthemoneysoutoftheKingdome，makeththemtogoeoutoftheircredits；forNecessitasParitTurpia。TheRemedyhereofdothmostdependuponplentyofmoneyormeanesintheliewofmoney，asthesettingoverofBillsofdebtbeforespokenof。FortheStatuteagainstBankcrupts，cannotprodueanygreateffect，butbeameanetoundoethepartyforever，ifitdoedependlonguponhim，contrarytotheintentionthereof；forwhereasallsuchasareCreditors，oughttocomeinwithinfouremonethstotaketheirpart，ofwhatmayappeareoftheStateoftheBankcrupt，tobeeexaminedbyalllawfulmeanes:thesameisprotractedfortenne，twenty，andmoremoneths；andallthosethatcomeinthesaidInterimareadmittedwiththeformer，andagreatpartoftheestateisspentincharges。ThismaybeeremediedbytheAuthorityoftheChauncerytotheCommissionersappointedforth\'executionofthesaidStatute。
TheRemedytothelastandtenthCauseofthedecayofTrade，（beingtheimmoderateuseofforraineCommodities:）doth（asIhaveshewedbefore）consist，partlybytheabundanceofthoseCommoditiesimportedbytheabuseofexchange，andpartlybythewearingofthoseCommodities，affectedbythevulgarsortorCommonpeople。MonsieurBodinedothobservewithPlato，thatasthePrinceis，soaretheSubjects，who（byimitation）followhisexample，whichsoonerentrethintotheireyes，thenintotheireares:AndthegreatertheirAuthorityis，themoreaffectionateistheirimitation。Alexandercasthisheadaside，andalltheCourtheldtheirnecksawry；DeniswasPurblinde，andhisCourtiersstumbledateverystepandjustledeachother，asiftheyhadbeeneevillsighted:andsoofotherPrincesintheirapparell，preciousstonesandotherthings，whichismadetobeethefashion。HencetheProverbetookebeginning，Countriesfashion，Countrieshonour。Andtheeffecthereof，ismanytimesgreaterthentheLawescanbringtopasse，unlesseitbeuponsomeRemarkableoccasion，asthelateCommandmayproveforthewearingofBlackesatFuneralls，inClothandStuffesmadeofEnglishWoollwithintheRealme。
HereIhaveomitted，tospeakeofCustomes，Impositionspublikeandsecret，layeduponCommodities，especiallyuponCloth，bothhereandbeyondtheSeas；becausethesamerequirethgreatconsideration，andtheabolishingthereof（beingoncelaiedon）willhardlybeebroughtabout，unlesseitbee，withtheconsentofbothparties，wheretheonehathprovokedtheothertoimposethem。
ForaConclusionthereforeletusnote，ThatallthesaidcausesofthedecayofTradeinEngland，arealmostallofthemcomprisedinone，whichisthewantofmoney；whereofweefindetheabuseofexchange，tobeetheefficientCause，whichmakethustofindoutsoeasieaRemedie，wherebytheKingdomeshallenjoyallthethreeessentiallpartsofTraffiqueundergoodandPolitikeGovernment，whichwillbeeFreeTradeeffectuallyorindeed。AndthiswillalsobeeadmirableintheeyesofotherPrinces，findinghisMajestieswisdometobeeTranscendentinGoverningofhisowne，which（bysomanysendingsandremissionsofAmbassadoursuntoforrainePrincesandStatesbyhisNoblePredecessours:）couldneverbeeeffected，asbydiversRecordsappeareth；albeittherewasnothingrequiredofthem，butwhatdidstandwiththeRuleofEqualityandEquitie，whichcannoterre:ButvelutAriadnecaecaregensfilovestigia，nonmodonoserrarenonfinit，sedetiamefficit，utaberrantesinRectamviamdeducamur。
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