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SEPTEMBER, 1739. DEBATES in the Senate of LILLIPUT. (Continued from p. 414.). Remainder of the Speech of Gorgenti A OW, Sir, as it is undoubted that we have fuffered greatly, I own that I don't think myself at Liberty to approve, in anyShape,, of the Measures that B have been pursued for obtaining us Satisfaction, till my Judgment is fufficiently informed that thefe Measures have been both expedient and fuccessful. When the Convention fhall be laid before us, if it then appears that the Em-C pire has received ample Satisfaction for her Loffes and Injuries, I fhall be willing to vote not only for a zealous Addrefs of Thanks to his Majefty, but that the Thanks of this Houfe fhall be return'd to his Minifters. But, Sir, at prefent I can challenge any Gentleman to fhew, from the Speech we have heard, that the Empire has by this Convention obtain'd one Conceffion in Favour of her Trade and Navigation, excepting that Iberia is willing to treat. A very great Conceffion indeed! I cannot take my Leave of this Subject, Sir, without making fome Obfervations upon what fell from the Right Hon. Gentleman, with regard to what he faid of the Reign of Jaco-F mo the First. That Reign was the pooreft, the weakeft, and the moft dif 443 graceful to the Lilliputian Annals, of any that we have upon Record: And what have they to answer for, Sir, who have reduced this Reign fo low as to admit of a Parallel with that of Jacomo the Firft? This Convention, Sir, from all we yet know of it, may one Day fwell the Charge against thofe who have brought us to this Pafs; and, till I am more thoroughly acquainted with its real Merits, I am entirely against taking any Notice of it at all. The Hurgolen Whind-Kotnot fpoke next, and, among other Things, faid: SIR, I Should be glad if the Right Hon. Gentleman, who spoke laft a-. gainft the Amendment, would inform the Houfe what greater Security we have for the Performance of this Convention, than we have had for the Performance of every Treaty we have for thefe 20 Moons paft entered into with Iberia. I fpeak this upon the Suppofition that the Convention is in our Favour, and that it anfwers all the juft Demands of the Empire. The Right Hon. Gentleman faid, indeed, that we had now obtain'd the Great Seal of Iberia. Really, Sir, I believe the Great Seal of Iberia to be a very pretty Thing; I believe we have obtain'd fomewhat that may do very weil to divert a Boy or a Girl; but I don't fee how the Great Seal of Iberia can |