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have convected into a more substantial indemnity. It has beets
frequently on the tapir, and it is now supposed that it will lte
finally arranged by the cession of some domains in Bohemia,
together with a sum of money, which his Majesty will apply to
the payment of a portion of the national debt. It is not of course
known what will he the definite arrangement which they may
arrive at, but, from the determined character of Louis, it is ex-
pected he will shake off that system of policy pursued by his late
Minister, and maintain the independence which his sittratiori,,at '
the head of the States of the second and third order calls upon
,
him to support a:r ..st the encroachments of the preponderating

pow era.
,It is no:toured that Prince Metternich thinks of placing
Catholic Germany under the influence of the Jesuits, recollecting,
no loubt, the saying of a Cardinal Minister to Pius VI., who, to
justify the restoration of an order so justly banished from Europe, •
answered a Piedmoittele Ambassador, who was remonstrating on
this point-.--•" In desperate diseases physicians have :recourse to
poison." The situation of the Cabinet of Austria is, in fact,;'-
corning every day more alarming, because it is less in accordance •
with that which other states, convinced of the progress of events,.
pursue ; .and to which they are moved by necessity, if not by in-
clination.—The King of Prussia, from his profession of faith, hit
political attitude, and ;his family relations, must incur the suspi-
cions of the Austrian ,Minister. The Brazilian Constitution
which is about to be pitt intoexectition, and the Poitugueae
Charter, prove, that 'England will not allow the protectorship of
these countries to be acquired from the hand of en Arch-Duchess,
but that when the question of:interest comes to be considered,
without troubling herself much about that of her :allies, she will
take care to secure her own. As to Spain-being blotted out
from the map of nations, she can have 'no- other weight in the
balance of Europe than what her necessities may give her ; and
France, though strong in population, wealth and intimacy, can do
nothing under her present adint.":istration. Even shonld her will.,
• have influence elsewhere, it is doubtful whether she will join
Austria in the extermination of the aristians of the East.
Names, Just" Journal of the Two Sicilia has
an edict respecting the finances.
His Majesty, alter tracing the disorder evasioned by the Rev°.
lt‘tion of 1820, acknowledges the necessity of imposing new taxes,
to commence from 1527. There is therefore to be a ,'eduction ul
10 per cents in all payments made by the Treasury, as well as a •
detention of six months pay, to all the placemen, which altogether, •
is estimated at about 900,000 ducats a-year. The same shall con-
tinue every year, commencin, with 1827. •
From the same, period a right of consumption olcolonial cum-
modifies-and salt fish, both inside and without the capital, will he
tOrmitted,Cwith' • the..ext*ption .of these deposited in the cuatont,
,a;puse at Naples, to be taken to the fair of Salerno. The said duty
hi estimated at 250,000 ducats.
From ibe first of the year 1827 also, a duty shall be levied '-on.'
i
corn belongiog and on the produce of arts and tradee
which do not teod directly te,the promotion of commerce. The
:
Minister of Finance 8;011 draw up a table of the different clams of
contributions, taking .care .to insert therein on this occasion, ad •
vacates And other persons
tariff. .
These different taxes on all obi.
who were: omitted in the
at:ts of luxury are estimated ay
'490,000 ducats.
• Hie Majesty flatters himself that all tt:sta;sresources together will
re-establish the eqtailibrium between the active and passive de-
partments of the Finance ; and it is his wish that-all the weals '
-
proceeding from the branches of the revenue ii.ithetto existing,
be applied to the Sinking Fund.
*A term adopted to signify .those printed document', she know
ledge of which is exclusively reserved for the Ministers of the Diet.. .

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