The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-18 00:00:00

Hatioverian *Ministei.

Majesty the KING• of da vr fl T A. 14/ and
L A Nri; as Ele6ior of trunswick arid Lunenimirg, has taken -
into sellout consideration the Decree of the Entilerial
naittce, dated the 3d inst. requiring that The biei should
come to a speedy decision on. the triode ih which . the
Geinian Etnpiio was to exercise its right of co-operation
in the ulterior arrangements that are to take Place, on the
subjcl of Iratli,:mnities, in consequence of the ..21th•
tick: of the Treaty of Lunarill,e, 'upon - the basisyfoinielly.
established at the COngress of Rastadt. firs ‘LMAJ4cs:iy:
must lathe first place declare, that this Decree.vit a adopted:.
in the confidence that the arrangettientt, would be taken, ;And
regulated only by a Constitutional Assemblage of the States
of the Empire', in 4Onformity with the wisdom and the senti-
ments IMPERIAL MAJESTY.

This subjed is not Only of great intportance to the rs,m.
Aire, but replete with dillitultiei as to the mode'. hut His
MAJESTY is petsuatle4l that :tli4• Chief of the 'Empire cart
procure the b4t means;' and open the ITIOSt certain mode, for
the arrangements whith are to be adopfed. ICS itf rfs. r Y
therefore proposes as foirow

" to'siddresS, on the part of the Empire, that thanks to
'His IMpt ttAt. MAlttsi;r;
.011 the 'subjeel ,Of the Decree of
the Imperial Contriiii?iOn, Which has sO perfeelly.answered
the expetation of the.StateS, and to entreat hire, n take such
nteastiret as map be itetes?,ary, tot the ulterior arrinreinents
which are to rake place' With respea 'to Indemnities, in.
conformity with the 'treaty of Limiville; on the basis
established At rtaStcit 1, and hetbro concluding the same,
to coMintinitate the tOhile tki the, Diet, in Order that they
hi return; and with the ShottesiiiOssible delay, May make
His I'm rthlA MA]F.sry acquainted with their opinioni
the fOrth of a Cant:lust:mi.

, . .
" If; ht4ever, Iljs I }OKA tA r. MAjEsfiv shoultinei
il.ink,hiniself authorized to undenaki aUcli an object in the
name of th Diet, tlie constitutional mode of 'Convening the
I.:,llpiri; and the most Shall mid agreeable, would be fc.kt. the
Diet to e:;tabith in the place whcie it assembles; ari extpor.
dintry Deputation; composed of the folloivinK States; McntA,
Saxony; AUstria; Bavaria; Aladgebourg, lamberg, Bremen,
‘iveteraVia; and the IMperial Cities of Ratisbnn and Mtgs.
burgh and that thig Committee Should be futnished with
full-powers to enter upon, and..treit of this. aifair, with.the
Imperial Minister, and to settle the detinitiVe arrangements
which are to be submitted to the rathicationof the Emper‘r
and ,mpite."
." .

ln the College of Princes, of 36 Votesl,3l Were'. ;
for rderrhit the affair of the Indemnities to His
IMPERIAL Mai Esti% The Protorol will be (Tened
again whin the Brandenbourg Minister 41ta11 have
received his instruftions.

The Curt of Beiliti goes into Mourning for three
weeks for PAWL

OLI) IFAILEY.

DAY, WEDNESDAY, APRIL
.15.

The Sessions were opened.in the usual form, he-
.fc.re
oe,-Lotto I\tvioß,' Lord Cbitfjuslice KEN..
v oN, the LORD CHIEF BARON, and, Mr. Justice
. the Reconier,' &c. , -
Our limits restiia us to a mention of the bare

proceedings in • the course of the day.' :Ten
were conviaed of divers felonies, and fifteen

weielacquitteu.
Among the Co9via's were the following Capital

cases. ,
Thorn/Jura, for sacrilege 'and burglary,
in breaking and entering the Parish Church of Sr.
Panikg, Shadweli, 'and stealing therein three 'velvet
) Ctlshivnsrtitnrned with gold lace and frin-ge, a corn-
- hiulion cloth,-"three damask napkins, and other ar-
ticles laid as the property of the; ChurChwaraens,
&c. of the said Parish.—Guilty Death.'
• '7ll;am Withers, and Williams Withers, jun.' ea,
pi!ally charged with stealing a sheep, the 'property'
ofAbratn Willidnson.—Guilt.y Death..

Yesterday twenty-six Prisoners Were tried, six of
whom were capitally convieled,
Robert CriPhs and Thomas Iloplills for highway
robbery.—One 'of their accomplices turned King's
evidence ; and it appearedi• from his evidence,
tngerhee with that of • the Prosecutor,' that this
transaction took puce on the. gth of March. The
Prosecutor: Whose name is Samiison; on that day
Art fitliiiths,- with Whom he had been acquainted,
and 'was taken by him-lo 'a public.house in Grace-
church-street, where they found the other prisoner,
Hopkins. Having drank there three- or four half_'
pints of they went into a hackney-coach, and
ordered the coachman to drivefor Soho square t they
stopt and took another,half-pint in Cornhill, and went
on very well till they came into. Holborn, There.
Griffiths. struck Sampson i.blow, with. which he was.
stunned. He and :Hopkins immediately proceeded
to fob him of his purse, watch, rings, buckles, &c.
. They then opened the coach-door, and made off.—.
Hopkins escaped, but Griffiths was, taken by the
coachman, ana carried to the Hatton Garden. Police.
Office.. Hopkins was apprehended a
cew days after. •
Vey were found in possession of the articles which
"Sampson had lost, and no doubt could be entertained
of their guilt. The Jury ftitind them guilty without
the least hesitation--;.Derith.
John Drake, for feloniously assaulting Edward
6eorge on the highway, and robbing him of, a
• bundle, containing A
.waistcoat and other articles;
Susannah Cordon, fir burglatiously breaking and
entering tha dwelling-house of William. Harwood,
and stealing therein eight pidures, and other articles ;
4,zn Noll, fir stealing pine tahlecloths, and other
article's, value .pos., and tip Wards; the property of
Simon Levy, in his dWelfing-house; Francis. Barnes,
for privately stealing from the peison 'of Nathaniel
. Swan a 'pocket-book,. containing Notes to the
amount of
.17 zl. Fifteen were conviacd of felony ;
and five were acquitted.