Letter to the Proprietors of East India Stock
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Like them the prefent Court, if caU ** led upon, could only fay, that we referred the matter * c to the Committee of Shipping, they to the Governor c< and Deputy Governor, who fettled what they thought * l to be the Freight, and we, knowing nothing of the mat' ** ter, agreed to their report. Is there any diflimilarity be- ct tween the proceedings of the two Courts ? If there is Ci not, can we be fo eafily excufed as. Our predeoeflbrs ? w After all the difcuflions which have, taken place on the ** fubjecl: of Shipping, after the Court's invariable prac- * tice of advertizing for Tenders, and of regulating the *' Freight in part, if not altogether, by the Tenders offer- *r & ed, and efpecially after the declaration from the Chair, * c to one of the laft General Courts, * that -we aftually * c did hire our Jhips by public contraftj how can we be ** jufdfied in rejecl:ing Tenders made on low terms, and * c in fixing rates of Freight that are exceflive, without * c having called for one eftimate or document on which ** to ground our judgment, and without fraving had the ys .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like them the prefent Court, if caU ** led upon, could only fay, that we referred the matter * c to the Committee of Shipping, they to the Governor c< and Deputy Governor, who fettled what they thought * l to be the Freight, and we, knowing nothing of the mat' ** ter, agreed to their report. Is there any diflimilarity be- ct tween the proceedings of the two Courts ? If there is Ci not, can we be fo eafily excufed as. Our predeoeflbrs ? w After all the difcuflions which have, taken place on the ** fubjecl: of Shipping, after the Court's invariable prac- * tice of advertizing for Tenders, and of regulating the *' Freight in part, if not altogether, by the Tenders offer- *r & ed, and efpecially after the declaration from the Chair, * c to one of the laft General Courts, * that -we aftually * c did hire our Jhips by public contraftj how can we be ** jufdfied in rejecl:ing Tenders made on low terms, and * c in fixing rates of Freight that are exceflive, without * c having called for one eftimate or document on which ** to ground our judgment, and without fraving had the ys .
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