The
Advantages
which
will
manifestly
accrue
to
this
Kingdom
by
abatement
of
interest
from
six
to
four
per.
Cent.
-
1.
It
will
inviolably
Establish
the
Crown
of
England
,
By
-
The
Advancement
of
his
Majesties
Customs
-
The
Ease
of
his
Majesties
Subjects
.
-
The
making
of
lands
which
are
in
safe
hands
the
over-ballancing
Scale
of
Wealth
and
Power
.
-
2
It
will
accommodate
his
Majesty
in
his
present
wants
even
by
a
Land
Tax
if
better
Expedients
be
not
offered
▪
)
which
the
Owner
may
well
afford
to
admit
of
(
at
least
pro
hâc
vice
)
being
eased
another
way
;
The
slie
Usurer
(
who
could
never
yet
be
met
with
)
in
Effect
contributing
as
much
as
he
.
-
3.
It
willl
in
short
time
pay
the
debts
of
the
whole
Gentry
,
by
timely
sales
,
And
yet
leave
them
(
one
with
another
)
richer
than
they
are
.
-
4.
It
will
make
Money
so
Easie
to
be
borrowed
,
That
even
the
Lender
will
shortlie
pay
the
Broker
and
Coveyancer
,
By
-
Diminishing
the
Number
-
Enlarging
the
Securitie
Of
Borrowers
.
-
5.
It
will
speedilie
double
,
if
not
treable
,
the
Yearly
Fruit
,
and
Product
of
our
Lands
,
(
the
only
solid
Basis
of
our
Wealth
and
Trade
)
by
enabling
,
encouraging
,
and
even
forcing
improvements
of
all
kinds
,
whereby
we
may
afford
to
under-sell
our
Neighbours
,
who
now
under-sell
us
.
-
6.
It
will
revive
our
dying
Manufacture
,
〈◊〉
making
the
stock
of
it
cheap
,
and
the
Market
quick
.
-
7.
It
will
plentifully
relieve
the
Poor
,
by
setting
all
our
Heads
and
Hands
to
work
,
in
the
Countrie
,
for
improvement
of
Lands
;
In
Cities
and
Towns
by
way
of
Manufacture
.
-
8.
It
only
can
preserve
the
utter
destruction
of
our
Timber
.
-
9.
It
only
can
re-build
London
speedily
,
as
to
the
Publick
,
Profitably
as
to
the
Builder
.
All
which
Assertions
I
am
ready
to
prove
to
any
Man
,
that
Will
discourse
it
with
me
fairly
,
closely
,
and
methodically
.
T.
C.