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inquire into that fact, 'to p'revent this unobceifsbry
pmceedlng, the thedicatgentlemen presentaigned a
cerAcatet staring, that her dipolution was produced
by. natural causes The curidsity of the profession
having been gratified by this inspection, they took
their dtparture,. and the result having soon become
public, the street was for a time in an uproar. Those
of the followers, who anxiously waited the event,
skulk id off in great tribulation, and were -happy to
e•.cape the view of the populace, who were outrageous
towards any per,..on whom they suspected of adhering
to the docttines of the Prophetess.
This imprudent indignation had in the early part
of the morning nearly proved fatal to an old Lady,
who with a most deMure and sanctified countenance,
rapped at the late Joanna's door, with intent to make
inquiries respecting her reanimation. No sofuter was
she smr,cted to be a disciple than she was assailed
with mud and filth. The female oho was thus
treated. we understand, is the .sister of Sir Charles
B—e. By the desire of Joanna some shot t time
since, previous to her death, all the presents which
were sent for the use of Skil A and his mother, the
crib, &c. are to' be restored to tlw owners. It is un-
derstood that her remains have been conveyed away
privately, and the time and place of her interment
are to be known only to a very new persons.
The following passage is extracted from an absurd
sort of official note, dated—
' " Manchester-stt eet, Thursday, Dee 29, 1814.
" Mrs. Southcott had been confined to her bed ten weeks last
Sunday. lo the fir,t three weeks she took very little, almost no
solid scstenance; and during the last seven weeks none, except a
small quantity of wine and sva.,.r. She was gradually at last re-
duced, by pain sad sleksi.ss, to her present state ut death. Al-
most all that time the writer of thls paper was with her, saw tier
lu all her regulur approaches to death, sat by her bed-side with
a watch in his band to observe the tiffiktent changes, and saw her
siapire, as he has seen many whers; and on some future occasion,
St V:1 more at lei ore, may furnish you with mule particulars.
" Her friends know ha to be dead, but the arm of the I.oteu
is out st.nettne.l; and if he is about to do a great work upon the
earth, as they b. ally believe he is, they know that he CM' us
easily rain Ow dead to life, as ass ake a person out of a trance.—
Mrs. Southeot!'s words a:ways have been, that death 'or Itfe
would end s!ie strife ;" on that VOttlla her believers now
rest the question."

Arrivals at and Departures from the York lintel,

Dover :

December :3, W. Beritford, tsq. and suite, from Varis to
.ondon ; Mr Stuve and Liogbarty, from London to
lle.:. 24, Mr. Litis, from Lonlun to Paris; Mr. O'Cotlitorund

Servant, front Paris to Lot ~lon.
Dec. 23, W. Canning, hog with dispatches from Client to
Ler.don ; Captain Picklet, with diapatcheti tromiita to 1.m.,
dun ; Mr. Keyn►atl front Pa► is to London; hi► Grai.e. the Duke
de Guiche and suite, trim Li'►:dou to Paris; Lady Ossuiston aid
servant I: out Loudon to Paris. _ . _

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Dec. r.ti* Hon. Mr. Ganthiss, son of Lord bambier, with di.-
patches front Ghent to Lt ndests CaVAIU Knight, Mr. Howard,
Captain Hewitt, Mr. Jerstinghatu, hum Parts to London; Rev.
Mr. Briseott, of the hothihold of the Duie de Guirlie, t o Paris.
Dec. u 7. Captain Cox atil wreant, from !Juliana to Prance;
Countess tit Ronehrons and settant; Mrs and Miss C.ampbeil
and at rvant, to Paris.
Deo. 25, Conarnisaiocer nontzoo Counsellor of State to the
King of Denmark, from Ghent to I.ondoa ; Monsieur Hollander
' from Paris to London ; Mr. alackenburgh, with dispatches iron
Vienna to Loudon.

ConoFza's IhQuasT.—An Inquisition was taken.
on Saturday aiterimon, at the. Middlesex ilosp;t
ow the body 01. WILLIAM MALLHEY, whn Was ihm
the act of robbing II poulterer's shop on the morn[ng
el the 2Sd December. WILLIAM ARLYTT, a pnu

terer in Great Maryla-boune-rreet, stated, that, in
consequence of his shop having been twice robbed
during the List year, and other poultereas having beets
robbed during the present year, he watched his shop,
which was well stocked on the night of Thursday se'n-
night; having previously tied the heads of the turkeys
below, to avoid their being quickly removed. Hefted
a pistol loaded with shot, and soon after one o'clock,
he Beard glass fall within the shop, which was the
tirst alai mhe received. The shutters leave an open
pane at the top of the shop-vrindow. He supposed,
the robbers were disturbed, as it was some time be-
tore he was again alatmed, by a person getting on a
board which separates his shop from that of his
neighbour, and shortly after !le saw a man's hand
reaching at the turkeys, and he could also perceive
his face a foot from the window. His object was to
catch the hand with a hook used to get turkeys, as
he did not wish to the, but iis this be was foiled. The
robber was again alarmed, as supposed, from thej
outside. It appeared to Mr. A RLLTT. in the last
attempt, that he distinctly heard two men, and he'
became alarmed; and as the hook did not succeed,-
he discharged the pistol at the !tead of the robber,
whine lace was close at the window. The man held
a dried rabbit-skin in his hand, which Mr. Anton
supposed to be a pivot. Ur. discharging the pistol,
the man seemed to fly upwards half a yard, to use
the expression of the witness, and then he tell upon
the pavement. The first-door lodger, at the instiga-
tion of the witness, called the watch, and the watch-
men having assembled, Mr. ARLIITT opened his door.
The wounded man endeavoured several times to get
up before he could succeed, and when on his legs he
bogged forgiveness, and shook hands with witness.
Mr. 1.../1 seAtiNF., house-surgeon at the hospital, stated
that the deceased had received a severe wound on
the left side of the head ; the shot had fractured the
skull, and one had perforated the brain, as he disco-
vered on opening the head, and many had lodged in
the scalp. lie was senseless when brought into the
hospital ; he was sensible in two or three days after,
but never mentioned the circumstance. He died on
Tuesday evening of the wounds he had received.—
Verdict—Justifiable hsrnicirk, Mr. Arias having :hot the
&ceased in defence of his property.
Monday an inquisition was taken by S. JACKSIIAN;
Gent. one of the Coroners for Ipswich, on view of the
body of MARTIN GLICHERN, whose death was occa-
sioned by excessive drinking.
Friday night some villains broke into the pantry of
Dr. Badeley, in Chelmsford, and succeeded in stealing
two cock turkies, a leg of mutton, leg of lamb, &c.
Tuesday ifterrioon a foreigner, who, from his call-
ing himself Mired., it is supposed is a Spaniard, coma
to the Rose Inn, Canterbury, by the Dover coach,
where he remained till about-ten on Wednesday night,
when two persons arrived in search of hiM, lions
Dover, on a charge ef robbery r. and on one of them
attempting to take him. into custody, he juttrped up
and ran out of the inn, with a puit of slippers on his
feet (havingtaken off his boots preparatory to his going;
lobed), and fias not since been discovered. It ap.
Oared he had robbed the party in pursuit of him of
several watches, two of which; one of sold, the other,
ofd, silver, it was found on • enquiry next nrotnfts
he had -disposed of to a shopkeeper in Canterbirift
the sum of fifty Wimp.

... • FOREIGN i 41Riats. •
• ST. PETEigettitGit, DECgIrIIr2R 1.
lissikotri.
. per poled. Rebels per pond, itube',
Oottile, Georgia 05 '6O Pimento 50 51
Orleans 70 72 Popper, black 6S 61
Twist; N 0... 40. 190 103 Rice - 24 OD
Ctifee -1 - 6t 62 '1 in, In Bars 55 60
Cochineal - 1725 00 In Blocks 50 41
Cocoa - 95 43 Sugar double I.4,aves 00 00
Indigo, E.I. - 500 430 Crushed Lumps 54 53
Nutmegs ... 500 400 Hatannih White 52 00
Clusts . - 260 265 Brazil ditto - 111 50
struars.

per berkowltz. Rubels
I^
- --
per berkowitz. Rubels.
Hemp - 90 00 Bristles-;-10 sort 80 00
!'la:-14 head - 180 00 ud sort 23 25
'Callow, Yell. Candle 195 00 per 50 arsbeens.
Wbite If/0 00 Ravenducka - 40 00
Soap—Ordinary 160 00 Fail Cloth - C. 5 70
Potashes - 1185 100 Hare Skins, grey, per 1000
Is;loglits per txxxl 370 37S skins 8050 8000
Clete Berkowitz has 10 Poods, and 63 rood, are equal to a Ton.
Exchange 11 11-181 d. sterling Cora Ruhe4-.-188i Arsheent equal
to 100 Yards.

Contracts for Tallow have been these few days made at the
quoted prices. To•day it was rather doll, and the hol 'era ap-
peared more inclined to sell. A small portiuu of Yteasises his
been contracted for at 92 Rubels. Crushed Lumps SB4 guises.
11.1.11BURQ11, DECEMBER a 3.
per lb.
US 38 Grates laaaco. •
45 50
• 00 00
V SS
41 43
• 39 40
Cloves . . 42 SS Marks.
Mace 28 34 Schils. Flern.bo.
Cochineal - 68 7S &hills. Flamssla
Indigo--S?anish Flores - 2 94
East India, Flue Eine 22 24
Mulct 15 IS
Violet and blue 20 21
Purple 00 nO
With 2 2-Sds per cent. rebate. •
IS 24 Schills. current.
101 lot
With 20 per cent. difference in barren.
r!rlh. tat l4i Schtlls. current.
With 10 per cent. dlCcrence in hancu.

Cotton—Surat
Georgia
Brazil
Maranhao%
Ginger—East ind.a White

Brown

Wen india