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anti money titan are required of them. The isles
of the Archipelago, Cyprus, It
Rhodes, &c. send numerous reinforcements to Cull-
sissittnaple : a corp. of Mains Jukes Cum Egypt is
expected in that capital.
The soldiers nf• Api sr« less brave and less dis-
ciplined than those of .•I?.iirope ; but, roused by
fanaticism. they may he surces.fitlly oppabeil
the light [maim of Hu••ia, those discipline IN he
tin 111e.1164 regul.•tr. Las Audric Tut key there 14 , up-
po.e.l to ht• a popuNtion or tea tuilliuns, extended
over 345,800 square miles of territury.

RASE• ►F.PT. 5.

An Imperial Decree, of the 10th Anent, has or-
dered the repayment of the Public Debt of the
Romeo States, the interest on which am( ttttt ts to
e. 500,000 francs,. A capital of 60,000.000 in
tiuual Domains is appropriated for this repayment;
and this property is placed at the disposal of so
Administration, composed of one Director, two
Adjuncts. and a Council of 30 Nleinbers, all ctrili-
tool of the ei-derant Roman States; and to he pre-
ttified over !iy ttm Intendant of the Treasury, fur the
departments of Rome and Trasiinetie.
M. the Prne.e Gabrielli has been appointed Di-
rector; and the Princes of Santa Croce and Sitvenio-
Benucci, Adjuncts.
The Council of Admiiiistration met, for the first
time. on the Ist of September, when the Baron
Janet, Intendant of the Treasury, opened the sit-
ting with the following Address:—

" Gruri.gweet,
The unfoi inmate Creditors of the Pontifical Got rrnment
were the first to occupy the thoughts of H,. Majesty, after
the non nut the Roman States to the Empire.
The Emperor neither calculated the magnitude of its
debt, our its disproportion to the tereours of the Govern.
swat to which be had succeeded public faith alone fixed
his 'Motion he only felt for the nii.fortones which a total
cessation of payment of iutertst for more than two years bad
produced.
You tuow, Gentlemen, all the Romans know with you,
whether His Majesty has been faithful to his august pro-
meies. Saxe the constararemeut of his Government, the

i Merest has hems regularly paid, without any exception, and
without &lay.
• This day His Majesty has resolved to enacr much
greater advantages with a single glance be has perceived
the source of all the misfortunes of your country, End by one
of those profound thoughts which prepare hit' the future a
change of manners is • whole people, His Majesty has made
to u ise from the very causes which prod Geed and perpetuated
your wants, a new source of riebes. The public debt will
serve to 'renovate property iu the Roman States ; and in
dividing the domains of the State among all the creditors of
the old Government, His Majesty will at outs restore their
ancient fertility to lands, at this duy su neglected. which were
cultivated by the triumphant bands of your ancestors.
• This great operation is intrusted to you, and it is to
your cares, it is I. you, Gentlemen, who, by the extent of
your property, have the greatest interest is its success, that
His Majesty confides the fortune of so many Isolates, and
the pledge of a repayment which wrist have so happy an
Wagner. Government will interfery in no other nay, but
be a wise superintendauce and iu leasing to sus the choice
Jibe admiuistiatots of the property which it confides to you,
it can les, to the highest punit, its guarantee of the public
faith, and its issytct foe your rights "

DANTZICK. SEPT 3.
They are ►estoring the fortifications of thus place,
which were very 'much damaged by the last siege,
in Inn. These works are carried on under the iu-
•,iecti.m of French engineers. Many new storks
are added to the old.