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In short Scotland has of late years greatly encreased Herdomestic manufactures and foreign exports, and though the resort of the People of distinctions to England draws much money there, yet the greater cheapness of makes deletiondoes and will. still causes [unclear] further interferes with the balance of trade between England and [unclear] Scotland great in favour of the latter Ireland can [unclear] and Ireland has the same advantage by will lose the advantage in trade for having many of the same productions where [unclear] as England with both the materials [unclear] and labour procure Cheaper therefore [unclear] can always undersell Ireland has not only Wool, Fullers must have the preferance at every foreign [unclear] and many other productions of market. the same said as in England, but by It has been [unclear] reason of the material and labour The restraining the Irish from exporting being much cheaper can ever undersell Woolen Manufactures has been though good policy, yet this is giving that advantage to France whocan undersell England but could not Ireland. To make the Irish some compuensation for their restrictions on their woolen manufactures they are permitted to bring their Wool to England, and to Spin it at home; but this consumption is not sufficient, which tempts them clandestinely to export Wool to France. If some mode is not hit upon to cheapen the manufacturing of Cloth