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FINANCAS OF HOLI.A.VD.

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In the Sitting of the States General of the 23d ult.
Mr. Falck, the Secretary of Finance, presented the
folleewing. Estimate of the Expenditure of Holland foe
the year I Sl.l :
For the Royal Househould - - Guilders 1,600,000'
Far Vie DeFrtment of the General Secretary of State 471,504
For the Home Department - - - 4,470i 000
For the W.lttri•aat (maintenance of dykes, Stc.) 1,800,00 C
For the Department of Finance - - 18,900,000
Foregn Department - - - - 100
. . 71t9,
Naval I.) partintrit - - - - 5,000,0ui.
War Department - - - - 14.800,000
Department of Commerce and Colonies - 2,691,000
Ezzraordniary and unforeseen Ezpences - 47,400
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Total of Guilders

51,000,000

The Seer(' r:lry set forth the great exertions which
were rendered necessary last year, by the d,:sti tote state
in v..hich the country was lett.—" We had now, how-
ever," (he observed) " a considerable land force on
foot ; oar marine was daily increasing ; important es•
pediti..:us were fitting ont both for the East and West
; the interest of the national debt had been duly
cli;clEirged, and all other branches of the public ser-
vice provided for. To attain these objects, the expert-
dit-ro of-the country, for 1814, had been estimated
at 63,5.)0,000 guilders. By care and economy, and
Inder a, proved circumstances, that expenditure would
not be found to exceed 59,800,000 guilders ; and
would leave, in the Treasury, at the end of the year,
,a sum of about 1O millions." The States-General,
after deliberating on the Report, and the Plan of Law
with wh; ch it was accompanied, passed a Resolution,
approving of the same.