The Sun.
London, England, 1807-10-13 00:00:00

DANISH REGULATIONS.

We, the undersigned Conimitteer appointed to
iDspett into the condua of the persons of the Eng-
lish; and to the superintendanoe of the 4nglis4 pods,
'hereby make known and declare, that all and every.
'person, suiljeas and in habi tan cs'biliis Majesty's king-
doms and territories, who may have any Bills of Ex-
change. td. honour,t hat have; been d raw n or indgried by
any subjeCt ofGreat Wiwi!), must, acctirdi ng to t.be or-
der published on tl►; gtli; apply to and pay the same to
us, when the.persoub conceened.will have to await the.
rileasures to,be adopted for the decision of this busi-
ness. The Cpnanittee, which are appointed for. this
purPose; will meet at the Senate House, every Wed.
nesday, and Satnrdxy, and. sit ftotu twelve till one
o'clock.

t. W; F. AsvERO; B. A. LIMPRECHT;
" C.. P. Sclimityr, J. WILLA,
• 4, G. L. F. GtizMAN•
" 41tpria, Sept. 33, iSo7."

ACCOrding tel supreme conurian ,d
of loyal
Highrrets the Crown Prince, dated. Head,guarters,
Keil, Sept, 25, t 81)7, it is orderekas follows
In order for the executioh..of the regulations
adopted 'with respea to English goodso I hereby autho-
Eze the Corninissiohdrs make.kitown to all mer-
chants, carriers, N.c. and also to all petions who 'let
ttereAronses, magazines, &e. that they must not.frtil,
within the time appointed, to send in an account o fall
goothind wares delivered for transit, which they have
•receiVqd bine° May . last, . way Of Tenningen,
Ilusatn and F;ederiebtadt, either on their own ac-
count; or on commission. They 'mist also column.=
nicate the names of the persons,sending ttichgoods,
and the place from whence they came, together
,with the tithe when, and the place where, it wit 7
ifurthei intended to tend them. The inhabitants.ef
thiikrity, letting out store-houses, magazineS, &c.:
::when this notice may concern, have eight etspi ul
10%7(0 _ t hem to send in the statements required a
tzthem, to the Senate-houl6. ' •

et-W, Asranvi
scAitono, scpt, 2s, o'4'll'

SURREY SESSIOA S.

.• . • --
"Kesfe‘rday the Sessions for the County of Stirrer
/Commenced at Horeenionger-lace, before the Chen-
Man, kifreScrjettut OinstoW, and the Beneh of Me-
i gistratee fer thatecenut•Y•
ii.e.onsidkeethle time was taken up ire swearing iti
tlie'Grandidd Petty Juries ; after Which two trials
tiliaults occupied the .Court till six o'cleclein the
aenitig.
An elderly woman .of the name of :Rutter, and a
genteel looking young woman, named Mar Pelt,
stood chirged with assaulting a . Mrs. Lovett, the
Wife cf. a Clerk' to a•Merchant in the City.. '
From the evidence: it appeared that the P_-
cutri-k and NirSenetter lived as neighbours,
neateriiggler't-lane, and that the other
Deleudant lodged with Mrs., Autter, but they had
not, for a considerable while, lived upon the most
friendly footing. Upon the loth. of May last, as
the Prosecutrix was passing along the street, near
her residence, the Defendant, Ratter, 'Was drawing
water, and called out to her she would throw Sortie
about her; Upon which some words, and even blOws,
ensued, and soon afterwards thnyoung woman came
to the assistance of her friend, and they Jointly, suc-
ceeded in dragging the Prosecutrix iv° their tion.se,
where they attacked her in . a violent menncr,
,kn4lting her down with a poker, or some such. in-
strument The. Prosecutrix, however, did hot al-
low this runner to pass over entirely without revenge,
for she hadbo sooner got released from their lands,
and-recovered somewhat froin the first effects :of
their violence, than she, with another of her neigh •
bourn, attacked their house with stones and mud.
She, however, two days afterwards felt more se:
verely the wounds whicleshe had received, and.was
obliged to have recourse to medical assistance, and
..was confined for three mohths.
TheJeryfotind them both Guilty, and they were
ordered tQ be imprisoned for.thrree weeks.
. Jo/ Edney a Bricklayer,stood chergett for a
violent assault upon a young Lady, named
when she and her husband were riding, in a one-
horse chaise, from Clapham. to Tooting, upon the
evening .of the sots of May last. Mr. ltippon, who
is,tlerk to Mr. Ahrehom Goldsmid, had alsO in-
:ci4ed the prisoner fur e °Similar assault made upon
' hitV etethe same time, and in the sarnemanner, but
the. Grand Jury had.thrown the iodietment out; on
account of somayreeious miseonclud upon the Pri-
soner's son, and which had given risl"ttr the assault
lit question. • - •• e •
'While the Counsel for the prosecution was ad-
. dressing the Jury, the youth; hely, who was seated
upon the Bench near the .M.. 0 'Crates, suddenly
fanned, and was carried' out of Court, .This:occe,
! p'temporary. intern option. The proceedings
were rio. sooner revommenced, : t had , auother 4,o2r-
itiptio# took :ple'ce by Mr. Fre eiceert reepe"6tffele
Attoruey, being-also •seddetie eitaeked with a fit,
W ffing at, t hotable, ettending to the partiptikar
business then.under. discussion.. .14y. tho imielanee
of spine of the Counsellore, who sa'next
was immediately carried ()LUAU the air, where, after
due care and attention, he gradually recovered, and
veal cenveyed home. These accidents; it, is eup-
pos9de were occasioned by the crowded state of the
Coert,' end. the want of suelletent fresh air.
' Mr. ltippcn deposed, that he and the Prosecturix
were riding iu a one horse chaise from etaphain to
'reefing, upon the evening itbove-mentioned, upon
a visit to his lather-irelaw, when their progress wan
impeded by a parcel of beys, playleg at trap-ball
upon the road: The horse started, and, the treys
upon' 'being cautioned to get otte of the way, at-
tacked then]
with stones, which 9m:seined the Wit-
nes to threaten to whip them upon his return, if he
foetid them at the ,Settle place. Ile Jed his wife ae-
cordingly returned about eight .o'elork, and _per-
ceising the boys engaged at the. same amusement.
as before, eccerding to his promise gave a boy,
whom lie conceited ro heve been one of those who
had formerly attacked hitn, and who was sitting at
some di.eauce from the others, with phis coat oe; a ,
eueovee the arm. with his whip. This boy turnede
out. to be. the Prinener'S son, auct the other boysi'en
'perceiving -the parties returiming, again commenced
an attack with stones and mud. , While the:Wit-
neis was endeavouring to guard himself against their
assaults, the Prisoner came" up- to the:chaise, and
auddanly seined the-whip. out .of Aland, and he-
' Ali to lay about him most umnercifally, in order .
to revenge his soma's Complaints, In vain did 1110
'itness beseech him to desist fromentacking his
wile i who Was then, pregnant. He continued lash- •
ittg them till the eehip :broke, and then recom-
menced witlethelbut end of it, by. which the 'lady
received' a violent- blow across the neck, and was,
confined by that atfdotherbrulses for several thonths..
The Mitoss told the Prisoner he bjin
his rtanie,, Mild every aatisfaiition, if. he *Op -spare
her ou:aceott4t other sittiatton,.but he, encouraged
by tilt boys and suilie of his baighbonrs, still per-
severed: -,•'„ ,

,Several, Witnesses,' amongst whom were a Mr.
tichard, Prior, a yespe6table Surgeon at Clapham,
and the youlig•huTjr; Mrs. nippon, herself, conlirin-
ed.all the eircumstAnees of the.dsbanit; And ip con-
kquOicci'l'and,` alter ,some oitiiiiletatioit;" tile Jury
fonndia sordid of 4uitty.

Fo4 waggOns with specle,. taken oh board
som4Vannill Aresgels.lately, c:aptnred
Prigetc, were tbnsitlieil to, the Bank yesterday, under
an escort: • '

1-1114 X sll6*-.-on T„,„!,,-, lig ,
rouslpand most respeasbly atteilded.'
.All the-
c;ol.,Ardedt,ri an& Oraziers itt thu beie;libour)wod
wero.preseiit, and sttynial from coosicler.ible dis-
taucti,. Win) were highly gratified by au ,v)il)ition
of excellelit Rams. A tlitet-shear oi'
IlAitsultu."4., of ,Newton, :Ind a shigarling, 61 Mr.
ItENDACS, of Nesi, were tali versal4r.aditii,•ed, tiJ
allOVied by,nll precut to be eqUal to,any..everaxhi-
bited on a similar occasion. The preamins,were
a*erdell its follows by. ifieJudg6s, Mr, MI LNIAR, of
Yeddiaglitin, and. Mr.
8 P NIA N. 'of Scorborongli
ktont bielf in wok. part of England, Mr, William
Milihalt, East Newton - - to lo
'll4ist two-slim gam. Mr. Mushatn, Seamier; hired or
ri- Pri a oho - 3
stleond-beat ditto, Mr. Dickson, Betide Grange - z
Rest !Strolling Rain, Mr, Cme, Suffield'; ifircd of
5 S
kJ,
Filciirci h t wa* j, Kirshol), - 3 3
es ickson, 131,...fi11e Grange 2 2
Iltst floatt zt bolitat n Islmton, Aro - -
li
soilCd cst ditto, Mr. Wittsoll, 6%14 -

rjrE EOR b2.2'E SLIA'.

SIR;

The Comet, which atresent is ab (*jeer of gene-
rtl notice, having made its thitappearance (accord:.
ing to the PaperS) on the evening of Wednesday dm
nth of last:month,- 'at,which time the remarkably
high tide and storm wdres so. deuruelive on
.matiy.
parts of the coasts of this kingdotii ; I should be
glad to kart' floin.some Well-informed person, whe-
ther that occurrence can posil)ly be ettributtid to
any influence of, the Comet, as the foimer part a
the day alluded to was nerfe6tly. CAM, without any
of those prognostics that in this climate generally
precede a storm ? And also whether it be,ott itR
apron', to, or
may
from, the gun—and the
.probable tithe it be observable
,here ?

WI