The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-13 00:00:00

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Mx atotithi atenei; ilia teadj► to put to sea by the
Ist day of June next ensuing and also a flotilli
of 100 guu.beati, or other armed Vessels. Thii
force shall, during the whole period of the war;
be maintained and kept in constant readinesi.
9. The reienues of the ceded Provinces shall
beloog to Holland until the day of the exchange
of the ratifications of the present treaty. Until
these= day the Ring of Holland shall defray all
the charges of their administration.
10. All the merchandise imported by America,
vessels that have arrived in the ports. of Befitted
since the Ist Feb. 1809, shall bo pot ender se: ,
questration and made over to France; in order to
_ her disposing thereof according to the circum.
stances, and the state of her political relations
with the United States.
11. All merchandise of Ettgiish manufacturi
are prohibited in Holland:- •
12. Measures of police shall be adopted, for
the purpose of strictly watching, and taking into
custody all insurers of prohibited traffic, ail smug.
glers, their abettors, &c. In a word, the Dutch
Gueernment pledges itself to eitirpate the contra:.
hand trade.
13. No depot of goods prohibited in France,
and that may give a colour to contraband traffic,
can be established within a distance of four leagues
teem She -Hee of the French • coltoris.houses ; and
in case of trespass, all such depots shall be subject
to seizure, though upon the Dutch territory.
14. With the reserve of. these restrictions, and
so long as they shall be in operation, his Majesty
the Emperor shall suspend the prohibitory decree
which shuts the frontier barriers between Holland
and France. .
, 15. Fully confiding in the manner in which the
engagements resulting from the present 'kreaty
shall be executed, his Majesty the► Emperor and
King guarantees the integrity .of the Dutch pos.
sessions, such as they shrli be pursuant to this
r rcaty.
IG. The present Treaty shall be ratified, and
the ratifications exchanged at Paris, within tba
riod of fifteesi days, or sooner if possible.
Dune at Paris, this 16th of March, 1810.
(Signed) CHAMPAGNY, Duke of CADORE:
The Admiral YERHEUIL.

Lowe NAPOLEON, 'by the (lrace of God and the Conflic-
tion of the Kingdom, King of Holland, and Cdostable of
France s
" Taking into cou.sideration that the deplrttneets of Zea-
land and Brabant, the territory between the Meuse and
Waal, including- Nimeguen, together with the Bommeler-
waard, and the territory
.of Altnnat have been ceded by WI
to France, by a treaty signed on the 16th, and whereof the
ratifications haye this day been exchanged, we have decreed
aud'hereby decree:— •
Art.l, The inhabitants of Zealand, Brabant, the territory
between the Meuse and Waal, including Ntasegoes, together
with t►e Beminelerwaard and the territory of Altana, whe-
ther Public Olken( or others are hereby declared to be,
from the date hereof, released from their oath of allegiance
taken to as.
'2. Otir Minister for Tartlet, Alain is charged with the
execution of tbe.present
.Decree, whkb shall also be pub-
lished and iusertedin the Bulletin of Laws.
Given at Paris, the mit ay of Ilaidlor the year 1810,
Ind of our reign die sth.
(Signed)

LOUIS.