Star.
London, England, 1814-12-28 00:00:00

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Those pitiable ignorant creatures, who haee so long
believed ltr the Divine Mission or Await Scriitlccott„ will
diA44lawiliffie to reelect on their owtrisipidity.
add. :we may add, wickedness, in Indies their aid
And ,wippoFt to such &vile and foul delusion as that
S 9 which they have been victims. The pretended
Prophiths died yesterday morning
To Ili:followers of Joanna ties event has been
considered so important, that the circumstance was
announced in a way rather singalar—a Second Edi..
tion of a Snaky Paper, publibhed on Tosulag. We
hope it answered the purpose intended by the pub.
Usher. He ought to have demanded double price for
the consoling tntelligence, communicated to the once
credulous but now lamenting followers of Joanna.
That they have reason to weep and to wail will
he allowed, when it is known that they
.hkve thus
lost all hope of possessing as emir portion of the
good things promised to them, the leaded estates of
the Nobility of England, as well as all the plAces of
profit and honour now occupied by those unbeliever:
who hold the reins of Government.—The following
are the official Bulletins to which we have alluded :

a To MR. STORRS.
" Tuesday Afternoon.
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Sta—Agreeably to your request, I send a messenger to ac-
quaint you that Joanna Southeott died this morning, precisely as,
four o'clock. The believers in her mission, suppostel that the
vital filen:tins are only suspended for a few days, will not per-
mit ass to open the body until some sycoptom appears, which
may destroy all hopes of resuscitation.
a., Sir, veer obedient servant,
" Piccadilly, Dec. 27, 1814. " 11C116111 mecca."
commas.
4' Ste—As you desired to be genet at Mrs. Sot:themes at-
couchessent, had it taken place. as was then expected, the frieods
consider it as their duty to inform you, and all the Medical
Gentlemen who had that intention, that to alt appearance she
died this morning, 'seedy as the clock struck low.
" Care is taken to preserve warmth in the bay, M she di.
rested ; and it is the wish of the friends that you wad us Me In
her present state. " axe. usatawoom
" 38, Manchester-street, Tuesday, Dec. 27, 11114.'''
4' As Mrs. Southcott's believers, are of opiniOn she
has only gone into a trance (which she predicted 20
years ago). and that she will be delivered of Shiloh
in four days, we shall (says the Editor) on Sunday
next be able to commutlicate further particulars."

A companion to the enthusiastic Joanna Soisthcott
is lurnished by Sent Catherine Emmerich, chorister of
the suppressed Convent of Agnetenberg, at Dulm,
near Munster, who is Li 7 years old. She has a bloody
crown of thorns upon her head, five wounds in her
hands, feet, and side, and two or three crosses upon
the breast. These wounds frequently breed. The
object of her highest am'aition is to resemble her cru-
cified Saviour.—( Hambursh Corm/tont/edgy')
Avornen.,As late as the year 1787, a Mrs.
Buchan, at Scotland, had the address to persuade a
Minister of the Relief Congregation in the town of
Irvine, Ayrshire, to adopt many strange doctrinal
notions, and impressed him and some others. with the
firm belief that she was the Wcman clothed with the
Sub, spoken of in Revelations, c. xii. and that Mr.
Weirs, the Minister, was the man child she had spi-
ritually brought forth. She, went on from oae extra-
vagance to another, till the Magistrates of Irvine
were prevailed on by the sober inhabitants, in order
to preserve the public tranquillity, to dismiss her
.nouli.; plus, acre:lira j_e4stkornier, with
Kr. WHITS and about forty followers, to ThOrnhill,
in Demfries-shire, singing hymns as they went, and
declaring they were on their march to the New Jeru-
'calm !—She at length died, and her deluied adhe-
rents refused to'allow her to be buried, in lull expec-
tittle* of a speedy resurrection ; in which being dis-
eppointed, they at length dispersed, and the affair was
no more heard of.
ATTSMPT AT ASSASAINATION.--IS the dead of the
night of Sund.ty sennight, Mr. Hynde, a youth
about eighteen, and son of the Duke of Norfolk's
house steward, at Arundel, was awoke from his sleep
by a villain, who made a desperate thrust at him with
some sharp instrument, which, indeed, happily missed
its aim, but deeply perforated the pillow. Mr. Hynde,
[on finding some one near the bed, instantly jumped
from it, to get some, fire arms that were in his cham-
ber, bat before he could gain possession of them, the
assassin, having failed in the execution of his bloody
design, elected his escape, and, we are sorry to say,
without leaving any traces behind him that are
to lead to a chscovery.

Minimlt4T. Pears....-The following particul.iss
are in the Aftattir, respecting the murder of M. Au-
guste Dautun, whose remains were found distributed
in different parts of Paris :—The last situ ition which
he held was that of Receiver at the Register Duty in
one of the suburbs of Brussels. Since the separation
of Beligium from France, be had returned toPatill and
lived in a small chamber in Rue St. German i'Aux-
errois, where he was assassinated at eight o'clock in
'the morning of the Bth of Noveinber. M. Dauton
lived in the most profound seeinsicm, having at'
teudant, and admitting no strangers into his apart-
ment. The house in which he resided has no po ter,
and the stair-case leading to his room serves only
another Metal chamber, occupied by a person wo gout''
out regularly before. it is light, and does not swain tiIVE
late at night; so that the absence of M. Delwin vit.& e
not be remarked by any individual in the house. Tile
want of neighbours afforded the greatest facility to
.the assassins for committing the crime. The same
circumstances long rendered all the inquiries of the pah'•
lice, to discover the name of the uniortunite man, us-
avainig ; -and it was not till the 12th of December,
that they succeeded in this point. The toll awing day
traces of the assassin were detected in the very place
where the crime' was perpetrated, 6,1.•
was apprehended. This assassin
Defilial, brother to the deceased.
belonging to his victim was iolllli
He has confessed his guilt, and acs
was he who murdered his aunt Nada,
was found assassinated in her spar
of July last. In his examination
for his accomplice a man.named
german, who is likewise in custody-

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