The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-15 00:00:00

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

On Saturday M. KEMPLE 1111i1C I►is first ap-
pearance since the termination of the diuturbinces,
in the character of king I.,ar. lie was greeted
with universal applause. No vestige of ill.nature
appeared to remain ; but if any such had survived,
the excellence of Mr. licuarA's acting could hard-
ly have failed to disarm hostility. In many parts
his performance was of the finest kind.
Mrs. llamEtt.ron made her first appearance on
the buttes stage, u Gardena. The lady's figure
is good, and she appears not to he a novice in
the business of (hostage. In the sth Act, when,
upon her father's revived fortune, she said—
" Then there are ands, and virtue is their care,"
she was very enccessful, and received considera.
ble applense.—Mr. C. &mime never appeared to
more advantage than in Edgar. Thu other parts
were respectably filled.

• .I.llfEttlAl,..inkititg.

• • • • Pa*** the Thniilesic:s Sett. 23# 110.
Niptdeott, • Empezor of the
..I:peoels, Mir.: Llttl%. Pro.
sector of the Confederatioi Ortite *tutor, Mediator' of the
Stria Confedetation., • t • • ..
. Wishing to ensure thipiyment of -all the arrears of the ( LI.
?remotest of .Mu4lsuilis assierlor to its a you toe • Freuch
Empire, we hitve decreed, mud do oecree folluts 6
• TITLE I. • •• s
Arlin*. OF TAR wlthtsteatat sane/era OF wot.t.crri.
Art. I. The VI milliegs due h eh • alai-ter sir 11.*Iatial for
.services per termed pride to tat tt, comprising ti,e mito g,71,e).444
fraters„urceared._ button saall he renutniased mutt liqui.
dated, accosting to the inututer her •after sated.
• • • TITLE IL! •
I.telirovrtoN,or Tim Ati utiliser" rillff /STCRIALSRRVICRS.
? There wilt he esnablished art AnotersLun a (7tatoeil of Li-
quidatleo, presided by a Mister of Requests of oar Loaned of
State.. • . •
.• 3. All the arrears of debts foe servicing performed, hod not
paid, shall be revived cud liquidated before toe Ist of July,
•
4. Fterei;tonth,toMineh'eirtgfrrom the ist of November neat,
the state of liguitiatiminf tar precedin., month slits I tie sent by
,the Arch-Treasurer to our Alioialer Ol to be submit-
ted to our approbation. •
5. Our Ministry of I'Maticeshall transmit the *trite of lioui•
dation, wiswli shall have twee approved, to our al e of toe
"oldie Treasury who cause the debt. agree:late to the
said statetand tube paid of the Syndtcat of
Ilullmtd. • •
A TITLE •III: •I. •
1)V DILLS Or TII6 bent:qt.:AT OF MILIAN!).
6. Osi Minister of the 'Treasury shall muse V4,01/0,000 of bill,
rot the Sytutient of Hall Intl, of 000 traues each, to be gudie ;
they &hull be signed by the secretary of the tiy tango&
7.. These `21,11Usl.00) ofspills shall be itiviaed luto four series of
6,0,10,00 J each. Each seres oHI be .t
~..yalhe fru.o year lit ,ear,
commencing. f the Ist of January, tall, at the raw of
500%000 francs per month.
S. The bilis of the hinalleat of Holland will be conforma-
ble to tile subjoined models.
9. They a ill he Rhea in payment to the creditor!. The pay-
ment will he made in Iliollatul try the Paymaster of sundry ex.
penes. The first distrihutinstar the hips of the Si, istirat ais
be in favour of those possessing orders not paid, oti the Trea-
stir,/ of Holland.
hi. Tim! bi.ls of the SAdicat of Ifollaed will be received
in payment of the arrears of courributions.
• TITLE IV.
OF THE SYNDIC AT OF HOLLAND. • . • •
theie shall,lse formed at Amsterdam a Syndicat of thirty
Menkflers, at the head of which will be our State Cownellor
A peel) ins.•• •
11. The :§_yridirat shall be charged with thr payments of the
bills of the Sy 'littera of Holland, sat the period they 'herons
'duet fur tab pnrpose they shall watch .over and a. cetera'r the
rec. ipts of nil the contributions in turner to the 14 .lauuary,
lblUs a 4 especially the payments: resulting from the rat Mat-
tains of the Its Inters to toe amount of :4 millings,
13. The Syntlicat of Hob:Huta ill Imre a pas tinder chest, le
Whirl) Will be depissioell the produce of the brivArk. ut obit % iT4I-
- I, fluty, by. 16.di.i.ion of the Couitell, slow tome time
to the debtors, whito it It u More fu its clan ale iwcewary Cur
pung the bills. It may likewise Employ a part of the excess
of the recovered arrears, in at oeleratmc the payment.of
lily
by adticipation, and belt/re they fall doe. The Cotultil a tit
settle in a rasuferetice, the series, Ur tirctsim of ,series of hills of
the hyulkat, which will prout by this staictimted payment.
14. We reserve to ourselves to decree, if 4./ere f. mession,
whet) the definite account shall have heeei pmetated to use re-
specting what remains dui!. above the 21 tailito..s.
TITLE V. . •
. • .
OF THE TAITTIFTIT OF TUN LATCH LAT OF ARREARS OF Tit
• ruatte *err.
15. The snot of 30 Milhous et Nissen is valued the amount
ititerest and arrears oY the debt of doll:nal. front July
11;09. to Oet.2:, 1810. shah be paid ht bills of 500 (rano. each,
admissible in payment for the Imperial domains of Holland, or
the redetvplion n,f domain lythee of the same effigll.
lb. There shall be deducted from mil' ituaittas revenues of
Holland an animal sum of I.zikl,mlU francs, doomed to serve as '
a pledge for the payment of the sat.erest of tone
millions.
17. There shall he created by rote I) Aalle treasury Oriel) for
payment at half yearly periods all 51101400e5, fur the sum of 30
millions, the amount of the said interests; these orders wilt he
odmissiblc in payment for Imperial donning, and t,.e d ;kin
tytlies of Hollnud: they snail be delivered to the conliior‘, to
whom the interest is due from the public debt, by iris Pay-
Muster of tuudry cspeuers, mu each chief towu of the dep3rt.

meat.
IS. The Direeler of oar &modes, and &strain revesuie4 of
iii.3ll form it hot of toe country ~t 11:e do-
main tyttics, and houses, which shall he sold, dud the paymcnt
discharged in orders of our l'oblic Treasurer, coat... usably to
the above article.
19. The said domains shrill be sold by public torsion; the
country dotnaiossiud domain tythes snail be put at ;die raw of
Y 3 limes the ninount ot their annual revcoues, told the lonises at
16 times their yearly resit.
O. The orders., admissible in payment of the said domains,
will he transferable by the way of endorsement. An interest
of 4 per cent. for the years Oat! and 1613, shall he attacded to
wen of the orders us have out beim employed to purchasing of
domains dui the year ldll. This interest will be first token
front the produce of the 14,10,0./0 francs of toe revenue de-
ducted from tne general bud.,et.
21. Our :Moister of Finance will render us an account
monthly of the amount of saks of A aim. told or redeemed
from tythes, iu execution of tile orders above.

TITLE YE.
DISCHARGE OF DIVERS OTHER CREDITS.
22. Our Caisse d'Amortinement of France shall reimburse, at
the stated time, the hills of exchange, payable by•the Treasary
of Amsterdam, for the service of Use years Nog and 10099
RllMUlltint,' 6,500.00 J frane,c, iticluding 172.0,11 francs for the
loani made by the Treasury of liallatni ninon dilferent pledges,
and the stun burrowed upon the depot of cloves, ainimutbig to
1,615,000.
2J. The 1.920,3601b5. ofclovel. which are in the Stn'e ware-
' houses in Holland, are to be placed at the disposition Of the
Chime d'Amortissement,w 'licit o ill take care In sum ressively
5111
it upon the twist adviintogenus terms. With the produce of the
sales it will reiinnurse itself to the amount of the advances
which it most make 10 the execution of the above ova le.
Our cousin the Prince Arch-Treasurrr, our Lieut.:mitt-
General in Holland, and our Ministers of Finance and the 'llea..
sury, are charged with the execution of this IM•ree.
(Signed L
) NA POLON.
By the Emperor.
(Signed) 11. e. Duke de HASSAN°,
The Wilma and Secretary of State:

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. —We are sorry to
learn, that there it not the smallest hope of the suc-
cess of the negociation for an exelia.:ge of prisoners
of war. There is no fixing the french G,ivern.
tacit to any basis of exchange. Every concession
00 onr part has produced new dematuis on theirs,
and the only principle which they seem inclined
to adopt or allow is, to have every thing their own
way. The negociation, after many months discus-
slot), was, we understand, brought at last to this
point. We have at this moment foil 50,000 French.
men, prisoners of war, in Eitgland, 111 Fiance
there are about 12,000 English, twe.thirds of
whom are not prig-otters of war, but were dutained
in violation of every principle of justice, and the
acknowledged law of nations. Many of these, in-
deed the greatest part of them, are women and chil-
dren. Even these, however, we understand, our
Government was swilling
,to admit to an exchange
as prisoners of war. This being conceited,
;irihe
French proposed that the whole of their 50,000 •
goners should be sent over, en maw, for the 12,010
English (part of them not prisoners
.of war, het
detour), and that afterwards the French would
release the Spaniards tiow in France. An exChatige,
of course, could not be assented to upon thii pint•
tiplc; the effect of which would be to supply this
enemy with sailors sufficient to man 25 sail of the
line at least, and which would leave our brave al.
lusty the Spaniards, still in the hands of BONA? A RTE ;
for there is no one acquainted with the perlitlioos
v ehmacter of the tyrant, who will believe he would
telesse a man of them.

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