Brussels Papers.
The President communicated to the Assembly a message from 3iis Majesty, with a project of law, proposing chang9es i the tariff-of rlustoms. the message (which was read by the cierk) states, that %he changes are made tbr the interest of comxmerce, manufactures, ;and industry.-Grdered to be printed, and referred ts the Sections. In the Sitting, the Dlinister of Finance was introduced, to present -to thle Chamber, bv the King's order, the annual budget of the ex- penditure of the State, divided into parts; and the project of law ,which fixes the rneans of meeting it, as well as a project of law rela- Zive to the decesnial budget. The iMinister, on presenting the four -projects, spoke at great lengthi. " Your High 3lightinesses will :remark, he said, that the first subdivision of the annual hudget, 'wbich for the present year amouints to 15,875,805 florins 97 centts, .amounts for the next vear only to 13,275,446 florins 64 cents, being a reduction of 2,600,359 florinn 33 ccnts. The 2d subdivision :avaounts to 10,385,351 florins 21 ccnts, whereas that for 1824 is onlv :9,c98.9OO florins iI cents, being an augmentation of 759,371 flo- :rins 10 centfs; but you will please to obser,-e that this augmentation dDes aot fall on the people * for the measures adopted in your last nsession have enabled the Sytdicat d'A'd mrtLisseeent to provide fbr ahie expense by thie means whichi were already allowed it. "Youhavcobserved that the conAid6rable savingon the first partof the budget has given his Majesty an opportunity of fixing the addi. tional cu9tors for the next year on thc land-tax 5, and on the taxes at 13, which is reduction of lOA anti 2A centimes in these several bxanches of the public revenue. "The rtpeated remonstrances that hAve bern -nAne.i resoec-tiny the land-tsx have caused the resolution to 17make this difference in the zseveral taxes, and to afford relief to landed property. " The present circumstances, and the low. prices of grain, afford poerful reasons to adopt this indirect ianner of making good the 9ises of the landowoers. " The diminution of 2.1 centimes on the other iaxes will not be -4Athout effect for the consurocrs, even where they do not pav the taxes directly; and will be more sensibly felt where they pay &irect. Ay, as is the case witlt tbe personal tax. licences, &c." After this general view, the Mlinister recapitulated the most Te- osarkable reductions in the several chapters of the budget,and showed t'heir corMnexion with thy law contaitting the atangettents of thc dc- <eunial budget.-Brtustcls Oracle, Oct. 24. BRUSSELS PA PERS. BRUESSELS, OCT. 23. MTITf.'NF OF TURE SECOND C OAMBER 01 HE 8TATE6. r(vvvnflA. Oc,7OBEI1 22.