The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-19 00:00:00

CIICEit

DEPARTURE.!.

(COPY.)

" I have the honour to inform your Excellency;
by express, that, oh the 28th of September, The)
lillgerina squadron, consisting of a polacre, cor-
vette, three brigantines, and wo schooner's, sailerrt
front Algiers for the purpose. of cruising at,ninstt
the Ilatnltingh and Prns•,itin ships steeri.:g fog
ICape Sr. Vinceil''S, and it, does , not atbnit of tltc
Iv4st dortltt.rhat they have the platztte on boittdi
Js the I,Gt b. of the present mouth tl%is squutroq
teas cruising bet weeri Cabo.tde G,ala Aitilaga
et.itere it searched every vessel that. it ;net with.

" I har:e received notice from Tangier, that only
the 16!h,"in the evening, there entered it:to dial
;hart an Algerine schooner and which reere4l
, 4.4
Hot pet mitted to have any communication tnell
shore, and only hulk in water, which. they did al
a place nut of the city called the Ilrain.f, but with'
a ui of guards under the orders oldie Consnik
residing there, after which they were obliged tA!
!et

3)UTC:II MAIL.

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liAcur; Nov. .Majesty departed this
fortilmiit for Ilrusseis with a small re!ititie. His
abstnee from this place will be-but a

few d

•
111:/jes6t, ~esierday, gave audience to a stn.

Teu t) DephtaiiOn.Oi thestwo Chambers, at the head
,Of which eras *Count Thiennes,• President of the
First Chamber; who, in the name of the States
General, presented an Address to his MajestY,, to
.:than'k kirn for-his "Speech attfie opening of the
.
!,!'kssiOn. The Address recapitulates Sit the prin
cipa.l points of the 'Speech.

SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES GENERAL.

SITTING of' THURtiDAY, NOV. 13.

Atter some previous business, the Minister of
Vinance was introduced,in the tistial form into the
AsseMbly ; and having tiaken. -his place opposite
he President, made a long sperch.on the motions
of the three ProjOts
,of Laws which his Majesty
had charged him to deliver. They art, as
.o .
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" ‘l;it. The lay determining the regulation of
the wants and, expences of the kingdoni, for the
year 1818, amounting, according to the -law, to a
sum of 7,1,000,Q00 florins.
"'2d.,A law fixing the deficiency in the year
.1817, the amount of the public disbursements was
.fixed , by, the. law of December 28, 1816, at
.73,400,000 florins. 13. y this law it is proposed to
!provide for deficiency of 3,381,00 florins. .
" 3d. A kw to determine the means not only
Ito ;provide for the wan►s described itt the two last
:laws, but also in various other branches, which
'admit of no delay, and to which the King h►►s long
!directed his whole attention. This law treats of
!the means of covering the exi►ences of 1818 all on
:the same fobting and according to the same laws
respecting tax as ate in twee from 1817. -*
" The amount of the ordinary revenue for 1818

!was estimrted by his Excellency, according-to a
table which he held, at 67,500,000 florins; the
irrojtflt further contains measures to provide for
the demands'of the creditors of the • State tvlio
!have legal claims upon it, to satisfy which no
nicasures could .hitherto be adopted, viz: the old
!6xed dAt of the southern provinces, and tl,e arrear
of debt of the NetherJanda. In this law 'mention
is (mule of the mode of Meeting the expenee's aris-
ing from the treaty concluded with Great. Britain
1814, in reference- .to the cstablishateat
or the
•••4
new maintenance of the iscioent frontier aide.
"To meet the terpii.cd sum-Of 30,000;000, this
third projet of a law opens for the Government
eredi«4 45 mifflons, for which there shall be
!issued during the years ISIS; 1519, 1820, accord-
ing to the exigencies of the State, Syndicdte Bans,'
(quite different from those created by the law of
Ilth Nov. 1845) of 1000 florins with Coupons for

year's interest cal. *() the rc-payment
he principal and interest to be made by selling na
tional estates_ by. public auction, but ,grminally.
and .IV it bout precipitation." •
The %Oink having been tend, Illy Minister rose

To leave the as.senibly. The President thanked
`iiis Excel!ency for. the ,Commithication; which, he
acc.,,ns, that it may be taken into serious con-

atiop.

It will then resolved to have the above liapers
Iprinted, and di It ibutcd to the 'Members, and re-

:turret! to the sections for examination.

The-Piesident informed the Alembers, that the
to•i!,tiog
.was already far :olvanced, and therefore
they may be soon delivered to the Menihcrs. The
[assembly adjourned iili to-ntorrow.

IVe learn that tiu4 Pi ince and Princess of Orange,
Ninit the yotulg Prince, vi 3 retain hereby-the itith
t
pi this month.