DIW 25. the Commissioners . ..room. ,seized .the InTectnr. ;.and...forcet4.. bin) out tlnoogh t4.e glass window into the .ya.rd, by which, be-was consider.l,ly etv and hi wised. The tonoult inciesscd ' so much wiliou• side, thr afig er of lv iir.cted bis*istap. from this poirtlar if:-.. , titment,' by • privately pi4ing throu;ah', several neighbouring hoeses; the -peesple.s.tben o ceoded tdt thefinwettor's house, thmseindo‘te of "which They Anstntair climtrayncl. Cgirmikiasioners,Awel undemtaude4tu4enwth , appeased their, fury,. 13% *declaration, - that .uo tise,of.tba tax. should take pl3ce for the present. Although the. postbag seized on *her-Earl of Oxfolid•ltlid . not turn out t,F•be as was expected.:a Paitdor&sl.mx, it ems tained some amusing matters, and has given • birth to others equidly amusing. A disti.!guished lady, • •vithose. litetary rt.putat ion may be conside•ed one of the wonders of. the pge, had w. i ten a li-ttrr, we are told, toMurat, offering . hl3 M j , st% , on doubt, the most sagacious countels;' but' whether foi the management of his people or his wife. retnximi a secret. This letter is said to have been • inr'sstetito•thel Noble Eal, on whose arrest, the -fair woDer, heinga'anxteit for her c“ricsnondence,. which, though Alestioed• for the. ridian of Na t les, indulged in some episodes on the. condition t of France, w , o e an exculpatory evistle to the Minister o Police. disclaiming all idea of overruining the House Bourbon. The tepl, of M. d'Amlie•was brief and encou raging—••• Don't mi.xe youiself the least uneasy, Madam; be assured- you are quite safe, and that. neither your th.ugivs,t tour words, nor ac!iosis. are likely to i Ise -notict jesty's goy( rini.nt." We, live in u,sery unmasonablenvorld, for sl•far flom liking this ,assurautetia, good .part, the lady. eteuds•to l.e outrageous at it. On.the Soth (if April last, _at.llnurdeaux,.siot.6pattiards or Poi t u gime went ,to a. publit-hotoe.slt ept* hy. one iDey-eart, the (Commune of Bar. ,After 'rating Abeir istrper, .they stated up ,all . at once, about half-past -nine .o'clock, niur , del ed the landlady and a traveller, stabbed with their knives the two deitightets of Deyeatt, and a man named Affatis, leaving theta for dead. After Lids horrible 'nttsncie, they plu oriet ed the.house of algreat-quantity Of lineth.end steon sAer b:e .suni of money. Setters! I-Spaniards ,and Cohn.' louse were applehended; .and one of Amin, silintoinetGairys §e..e, «as .tried in.the 011 tof ,Assize. Ale acknowledged that be was one of the six who.suppeti at Deyeart's, bat pre tended, that having heard'his cotnpanions propose to assas sinate the people of the -house, and rob it afterwards, lie got en and went away. The Jury !nand .14itii guilty, and the Court on the fourth instant'sentenced him to death. ANOIHER ROBBBR SHOT. —The shop of ' • r. Arlett, poulterer, of . ('sec at Ma, y-le .tour-street. haying been rtweatedly robbed. he has . 1.141/ taken to sus ep parlour adjoining his shop., to protect his. property. Ft linty morning - bowel n three and four o'clock Mr Ar lett wit, awoke by which induce.{ him to .get up. and he found it proceeded from the shop. On reaniination hr saw th it the' Flass.over s he shutter• had been forced open, aud a mall Wall than in tl;e stet of taking tinkles nut of • the window; Mr. A. .being armed milli a wait. d pistol. discharged it at !he villain, and seeing Illy di.appeas from the window, lie had no doubt tlidt lie hail .Lot , li to. 'I he report of the pistol alarmed the tier •116011, hood ; a coAeis. ni. tl going home near the spot at the time, saw two men tousling avi ay; the w.itelimen in the neighbourhood came to the spot pursued the two turn, anti there no (Until thct the fellow who tAilig toe turkie. ilia had an accipinplice, who w , i.l him he bi it,r wqmided. but who nit being li nriaied ! closely ran off, and spe te,eiredin milking his e.cape, leaviog his companion to his like.' The watelimati came np with the latter, and 4& ding him very miith %%011,140 lit iris itelJ, face.,Bl.e, conveyed hitt% to the !Middlesex nps pi tal, whey Ilia wounds *cm demised' by the 41214C911 at ClAtieliCC.l SIC is Wilt tonOctil Rid pt•cifl/gf. fr4tE. , NhAmt4)Ni.sili REG 118TT4t. • 'JON'ANNA SOUI NGOTT. If the following repora-whieb-reactied-us , krat.night be true. the days of religious imposture are all at an end. It is confi- Aently-said. *hat: the-wretched woman veliceprwtetided tci:give a new Messiah to the world; and- whose dbctrines-hatre misled so..many weak-minded individuals and created so many fana tics. hasior ever lost her. baneful influence. The disorder , which lid her to fancy herself pregnant, ,and which imposed .orr - the credulity or the ignorance of . some practitioners, has. ip isstated. •retealed its . true charatter, and terminated in her death .If tln is correct; it is to.he hoped. that the total 'failure After prophecies: at tht decisive moment. - will reclaim the senses of.her.deiuded believers, and that, in ut der to re move .all their doubts on the subject, her remains will- be 'subjected to a surgical investigation, the result of which will be printed and scattered through the country. SALE •BY AuCTroN. i .....shis. On !be tat of April nextonlei's previuuttly !disposed of by private •tiolitract. %ill Ire Rohl by micron, all the valuable and splendid NTOCK IN TRADE O 1 MRS. JOANNA souvitcorr, tie ..plislimi baaines..aisd "(living. —Among: the 'rare fassembiage 'will. be , found the following chuice articles:— 1. A superb .Manger. littod up aa-a• Child's Crib, sleep aced with I, 4 infinite taste, and made of the most costly materials, by Seridons and Co. with its draperies, hangings, &c. Se. as originally intended.for ~ a -young 8111 Lost. 1 2. A. resplendent 'A pAlin Wig; for ditto, of 'a 'night* flaten'ealbttr, and glorions•to behold, made lirsiwevaisent.artist at Dockhead. S. Many dozens of damask and diaper napkins, enriattsly worked ; some of them, designed for 6 Memo oeca.iong, marked • in the•centros w ith an ' 0 8." in gold Characters, and otherwise figured M ill' golden i . hats ;411-water proof. 1 4. t'l , costly , Mohair Mantle, a purple -Robe, • divers 'rich Frocks, 1 liavi r Cap.otke. - - . _ .5-. . A magnificent.gold Candle Cup, ditto Pap•Roat, and Spoons, with a Complete set of matehlt sal 'lrina Caudle Cups, dicc. &c. 6. Several thousand Rusks, and diVers i'onnd and Plum Cakes designed for the gratification lif ttre'ticct, on holy days. 7. •Nany &seas Of rich wines,lor ditto; samples of which may be tasted onlbeing paid for. , 11. A matehlessehild's Coral, witlysoltkii hells, of *most heavenly sound. 9. Fonrret 0 brilliant Diamond and other Rings, lately presented r t t And worn 'by Nits. Sontheott ; some with curious devices and } sinus mottos from Scripture. in. s e vural unrivalled Painting• vepreseptiim Abrnkara deliceritiog up his Wife to .Abinhilech as his SiNter.—Lot and his Daughters.-- -Joseph and PA:liar's Wife.— Darid . rietrin Bathsheba.—Susar at:- tacked I.oke Elders ; and others 'from sabjetts equally edif)ing awl "sacred." Al. Alany thousand Seals, and also many thousand copies of Mrs. Southeott' , inwired ‘Vritings ; con.istine, chiefly of Visions, Pro phecies, ...id- Holy Rhapsodies—all equal in the opinion of Mr. Sharp, Dr. Omer, -and other eminent pukes, to any thing of the like kind to he found in the WI/dation% of St John the Divine. IR. A :lecile, handsome, and vigorous Ass (Jack)desigired for the flight into l3eviibliite. 13 Six comely ditto . (..14nolies) kept for the consolation of said I Jack, as well a-: to sirpply milk for Believers. And many oilier most valuable and curious articles, too numerous to mention rti -an Aver tisement,bnt well worthy the attention of tire serionsvithlic. Further varricnlars, wilt Catalogues and Conditions of Sale, will he shortly is..tied ; and may be then hail at the Baptist Head, Devil. Crown andottiitre and Chapter Cake houses, London ; also at the .4.4igel, Tansiton; Bishop, Lincoln . ; Pedant,Seilisbury; Old Woman. CiKerburr e ; titcrheituils. .Landatf ; Courtier, Durham; and mi the prefuises oriVirs. Joanna Soutlicoit, whew all the curious and voilnahle , ertieloseseVbe iniee , a ) by iperseisviou of the owner. .-