We have received, the Mad...
IVe have received, the tladrid Gazetie, of the 19th ult. It contains a decree, which, thouigh of little in- terost to us, would be extremely important to Spain, if there was any chance of its beingexecuted, or any cer- tainty that it would maintain its place for half a year in the Royal resolves of FERDiNAND. It is noless than an attempt to restore order to the Royal Treasury, direct the mode of levying the public revenue, and to fix the amount of con- tribution over the different provinces of the kingdom. It will be quite sufficient for our English readers, to mention that the fundamental principle of this plan is to abolish all the regulations of the Constitutional Government-to repeal even the decrees of the absolute Government, during the ministry (we believe) of GARAY, in 181 7--and to re- store every thing to its ancient fbotirg, antecedent to that period. Instead, therefore, -of looking at recent decrees for the financial system of Spain, we must refer those who wislh to be acquainted with it, to BouIwootxO, andl othe, travel- lers, who wrote about 4-0 or 50 years ago. In the newv con- tributions, however, what will supply the place of " the " revenues from my king(lom of the Indies?"