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M01:2: F. (FROM the lUDs rms.] In the discharge of our duty we 1111 t week exposed to public view some of the wickA and diabolical arts practised by Mary Bateman, of Catuptii hi, near this town, upon the distressed end ruined fa .nily of fiUtaro Perigo, of lirawley ;we shall now sithinit to our readers some further particulars which came out in the examinations before the Magistrnt,s of this Borough. Soon Asir • ['Wig° went to consult Mary Bate man, and while, by her arts, she was fleecing him of all the tomey he had, or possibly could raise, amounting, in the whole, as we have alrua , lv stated, to 701. the imaginary Miss 131uth ordered Ilion to bay her a lire "to order that it might be offered u a burnt • • her Familtar, and thereby destroy the works of darkness; she next demanded a counterpane and sheets ; again four poinola of bacon ; nest a cheese; ti wt a pair of iamb's skin stockings; exclusive of the moues, bed, china, trOVnilly pettico.its, and fatmls Bible. In May, 1807, this prophet of ills predicted that both Perigo and his wife would, diiriug the month, take a veg. severe ; but they were . consoled by the asiiirrance. that if they followed her prescription atedtastly, this illness would not be unto death ; iii order to which they were diria:tcd Co eat the pudding already m,otionak; sod if that made thetn.so t it probably would, they ware to take each u spoon O 1 di. , mixed up with eve. tain ingredicids, and if• they t. , •lt it all, without bang deterred by t/ i iiipparent Mums it might pro duce, Nisi, asaurest ebee Aar sorrows would be at an end ! la :atone wretch 1 . words were too true ; Ptrign's Wile adhered stedfsstly to the prescription, :Old her life paid the forfeit of her folly. The Inidsnid, lea; faithful, escaped with his life, and nothing more. MA, deeply infatuated the ill-fated wife of Perigo was, mat' he collected from the following melancholy fact :—On the Friday precious to the Sunday on which she died, While writhing under the most excruciating torture frogs the effects of the deleterious drugs prescribed by Mary Bateman, iii the name of Mass Blyth, she extorted from her husband a promise that even if her should i,.•ue iii liar that t, a circumstance she did not much expect, lie would emitinue to follow the direetinns of the sorreres". till the arrival of the tune when all their expectations of freedom from the poAers of darkness should be comma • mated in a happy fruition. In an ei il hour le gave the prminse, and scrupulously adhered to it, till forced, by hard uecessity, to violate au engage- Ment more honourable in the breach than in the observance. The wife. as we have already stated, died on the Pith of May. 1807. and a letter ar- I sired two or three days after, from Miss Blyth, in which she attributed liar death to having ventured to touch the enchanted bags. l'Cor were the effect• of this disobedience- to mud here ; Inasmuch," mid this disciple of the Week art, in a letter to Pair, " as your wife hem done this wicked thing, she shall rise from the grave-- Croke your fire with .the cold hand of deatl.--isaii you shall less the • the of oat side." In this way site eoutinued to practise upon his hopes and fears I but terror being the more powerful engiee open, sefues es emus.. tt4ed hes is, it was moot frequently roosted to. and. • with Soo mach mimes& • Driven by his_ mats to ve all dangers, slid to open the myste rious begs, where all his wealth was, es be inn tes4l:rdepissited, and finding that-thawing% like a'r box, contained manposils, without, like that box, having Lope at the bates*, he hurried to the sorceress, upbraided lemoith the wicked fraud, and told her those bags contaieed nothing of value Ay.," rid the artful wretch, " this MOOS of hoeing Mine great a hurry ; you have opened them too boom" " Tun soon, dad yea say, cried Pe t*, indignantly . , who had uowepeeed his eye. to his folly, " I think lhave opened them imp late." The sequel is ktiowo ; the sorcetesa was committed bsWakatield House of Correction on Saturday. there to await her trial, or to be• removed to the county vial, to which her Isudmad has since been sent, fur robbing the house of loses Snowden. James S.sowtl and his family have also been the dues of Mgry au, iu a degree little inferior to "%r'go. Living at the next door to this artful woman, she learnt that Snowden's wife had a sort of presentiment that one of her children would be drowned, mid offered her services to av e rt so heavy a calamity. 'rite agency of Mita Blyth was called i n h ere a g a t e. Mary pretended to write to her at Think, and received a letter. dirretiog that James Snowden's silver watch should be towed up in the had by Mary Bateman ; next. money, to the amount of twelve guineas, was demanded, and oh. tamed in a member 34 good deal similar to the way in which it was extorted from Perigo : this was also to be sewed ul, in the bed. By and by, it became necessary. Miss Blyth rand, is order to prevent their son being drowned, and their daughter be coming abandoned. that Snowden's family should leave Leeds, and go to Bowling, in the neighboar hood of Bradford, taking the bed. with the watch and money in it. with them, but leaving a consi derable portion of their property in their house at Leeds ' and giving Mary Bateman the key. At length they expressed their wish to Mary, to be allowed to look in the bed, and take oat the watch and money, bid the tinigipd not yet arrived : and before this iaspection was to he made, the family of Snowden were to take a dose, which on. at that time in preparation for them, and was to have been daring the present week—happily, this dale was never taken. • On Saturday last, James Snowden was passing part of hie evening so a pablic- house at Bradford , - sad The Leeds Mercury being produced, see of the company undertook to read the article which had produced so Millri4 conversation during the day. under the head IViteheraft, Murder. Li...shaky !" —Snowcieu heard the narrative with violent emo tion ; when it was Gui,hol. he started from Isis chair, and made the heat of his way house. His first care was to open the folds of the he.), olteu lo ! instead of his watch and money. he founil--Lo c u d! Us! next came over to Leeds. and found his house, whicli he had left is the care of Mary Bate man, plunder d, and oo a ~arch warrant being procured. part 0f the property was found iii Bate traan's house ; John Bateman was, in comecrivores opprelieuded, mid. as we have stated above, com mitted to 1:344 (.Melia, to take his trial for the of feace. OLD 3.111. LY. Fin 11 bAV. Ger 3*. .7014.4 rilel , 4 was enstriettosi .1 stowing • gras•••••, the reapers! 0/Juha Elm ne. - Theme. .',4 4 Cer was cww 1C1.41 of 'fealty': lye fowls, the p. pert/ We. Hall. Mord** Nhorfitrol was iatLeted f w atesli.:g a shawl, t6n c r• mounts, 1111141 a tea-spots, the rrtperty of M`lltr uiut The Prostrater keeps the Plow, Crows.street, Oxfurd. street. On the 20th of September Imt, the Penmen...lune into his honse in the re onus , to drink, and contrived to sirs) the artieks oat of the back paihir. He *cot awn! witismit paying Isis reek° ,in 4 and, 'tutu fanned hi the laadltird, be was detected ' ,lb the shrugs about tom.— Gui/te . _ _ - Jae. Wiprieu and Jaoiet Ainneeer were indicted rot stealing lead a the boon at Joseph Hill. The Prue:cut% Ina la Newport, lie. Way, 'Weetniin. stir, sad the Primmer' were emplused in sepatring the roof, of which tbe laid wee cut by them; but there being no deuce to prove the case, hut a but, who was at work with thaw, and a party le their guilt, they sere, slider the dierr• ties of the Ctvairt,oorstted, ua the ground of danger is giving credit to sorb a sr ittsess.. The Smarms havingenacki led; am RaCOLDER proceeded to pass the awful metence ui ueath % t ints the following capi tal couv.ru, rut John Winsome; far beael.bi raking ; Biassed Neighbour, fur an unnatural Grills, ; • Amnia Commies, fur uttering enieeterfeit silver coin, ha having before been curisleted of a Übe ; George Omik.es, far bring at large outline the term of his set:knee toe trouspurtatissa ; George tt lisle), toe the We °Eruct Witham Kiiitelelee, Ihrberer.skaling, Willis. Basicirek, fur burglary ; oar was meteureJ to be. transputted fur life, twofer f..isrtern years, sixteen fur seven years...emittedto ht confined for different periinla in the Chime of Corr...Oa, and atmern be pubisely slipped , Atter winch the SaMpue were aftjetumed. set - Ad V 2 fi t .I.V T I-LIG II Ife E. wen - vigour& int% 30. Arrived Goat Oporto the Primrose...! le guns. Capt. Melo. Sailed the Violet lugger, on a cruise off the op:. posite coast. On Friday, four troops d the 15th Light I)ra. goner embarked from the Dock Yard.; end this rooming the remainder of the regiment embarked. The Loh Dragoons are expected here for Spain in a short time. The Niolte frizate,C tpL Loring, and Dexterous gun-brig, Lieut. Tomburnt', uul etrouipairy the troops to Spuin. PI.YMOUTU, OCT. 29. Came iu ilia Majesty's ships Aosparell. Con flict, and Black Juke, from a cruise; and Lm Belle Copette Freud) selsomier, laden with eotite and stumr, prise to the A apparel/. Sittled the Alcmene. of 32. Capt. Tremlet, with a convoy of victuallers for Torbay ; Insolent gull brig. Lieut. Morris, for L'Orient ; Peacock, It!, Capt. Peak, for Comma ; and the flambee hired argued ship, Lieut. Anstruther, for Falmouth. plic Ea , Oct. .29. Yesterday morning, one of the tour cutters men tioned in my last to he taken up by Government, supposed to he fur the conveying dispatches, bmt out io the Roads at tide-time, to he in readiness to tike a messenger to Calais ; when about one o'clock 4r. Shaw arrived. and proceeded immediately with a fair wind ; a ship was seen passing to the Downs, with a .sigaal of. distress, sad hnth wimps goin 4 , but SSP boat would go of to her assistance. Tile cutter *hob josh Mr. Shaw across is returned, stow Waft Ida safeessLittle wood at E. and ties weedier. DILA 1., OCT. 30. Howseis qlle Downs His Majesty's ships, with the otstwardsbisood, Am as. per last.—Wind calm and due. route, 'OCT. 27. Arrived the Priam of Woks packet. Captain Kirkwall (agiioff), Iron Comma, with a Mail, after a priarisge of seven days • overshot Falmouth is the night. Passengers Ly ht:r—Lord Ebrington, the Swedish Colonel. Springporten, and a number of other 91Eeers; they bring niithin new ; every thing is going on well with the Spaniards. Gene ral Sir David Baird was lauded before the packet left Carolina; the soldiers were to he lauded the next day. RINGST m-urow-nt , v.v., OCT. 2s. A foreign veiled arrive I here onSliturday last, the Captain of which repairs, that about two o'clock in the preceding afternoon, a brig and too sloops were captured in his si4llt, off Lynn Deeps, by a French privateer, which immediately stood out to Sfil with her prizes. Ca stain Osbert, of the B r it on . from Loudon, also reports. that au Saturday hest, lie left Yarmouth Reeds, in company with w large sleet of ships bound to the north ; after clearing the Cockle, in missing Winteriiess, a signal was Ifying there Ihr an enemy's small cruiser; and also at Hoisliro*, and Cromer. When Captain Calvert was standinz in below Cromer, a black brig, hav ing a suspicious appearance, with his fore top-gal down, black sails, and a large hole dim' the mainsail, stood off across the Briton's haws, and bore ,lown upon three brigs in the offing, whilst Captain Calvert was in sight ; however, he did not perceive that any of them were captured. MOFF.4T, ticToyma io. We had, yesterday, a moat dreadful storm of wind and rain, and the riven in the neighbourhood came down is such tocreuts as were never before seen try the ?hiss( people. Aniosigst the dosing, occasioned by it, we are sorry to state a distressia,. accident which Isapiwneal to the mail-coach Nan Glasgum to Carlisle, which posies this way, at the ).ridge over the river E.iuu, abeat sitar miles from I..ence, at a place called Howdeagli, betwixt nine :mini tea o'clock at night. The coach just got half way over, when the bridge gave way in the middle of the are b, cud the coach, passengers, hones, lee. were in•toutly precipitated into the river, down a fall of 36 or 49 feet. There were four inside and two outside paseesigers ; the two lett& and two of the horses were kilned upon the spot, and the other passengers had a moat miraculous escape with their live-, thnugh. ne are sorry to say, they are all very cousi,leratit!.. hurt ; the coAchniau and guard were also ranch hurt, the former had his arm broken end otherwise much bruised, and the guard got • severe contusion on site head. 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Dr. Barns*. tliti‘s•r Sr. ASerifhtii 1111 :whed on the e3thetletl Church of St. Pelet. York, lertOce the How. h . 's . Alas (73.1tobre, Bet. ate jkaitiee. of the Court of Beech a. the Cieurge Wool, lint. out the gluons of ate Evehetery July al, train. By the Bei. Weetorttato, 31. A. I s -B of Taiotty Coil& ge, Ottubt 1.1 , :e. as tid . . A jailer to 11;eP..7t. ,t Rr r. the Lord Soh, alf Lartel-h; 0•4•14i•ille • iitetetiseot of U. nee Ili &trivial Sceeee stitch eve eict t.:•et.1 , 1 tit:oo4ed ie the 0,44 t, Streets, crowds of Itulf-tti.i , ti nod e.arsettioete Print To ohkli it toldcrt, at 1NA41 , • ; .pt, twAmiatmir ma AdiLemi to der Mazi.orites stmiustcr, and the nallitia OSeuth.vark. 14::, t c:itrfee. la. The Warumg Wirier ie. (ha the OClliit.ll9 11111 , 1"v1111)r7it .4 Primates A getTIV% is the Cithedral Church, 1i: tailcoat ;It Ike As.'zcs huldw the/4 August to, I dui. By Join* Brewst er , U. 6tl. Prayers for the tt c of poor, stet, or seeealeed Persus, who ate teadoralmow for emir bd. Youth @adrenal the Sobetance of a Benson prrarksl st Fulbsiot Merck the ssth of September 11106. By tee Rev. J. Owen, M.A. tr. (id The hoporLturat of reeousideriog oar Baptismal Vow. By J. Touge. lid. Natural Theolagy ; or, A Remonstration of the Baia' lad Attributes of God. Bs W. Enfield M.A. 19.64. Thoughts on Prophecy. G. R. Hioaa. aro. 7s. Ta I: 111,1 Ilk E TS. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT. al. The supplies eif Wheat this day ate . iureusiderahle, but tetra thereof are made tweedy, at a reduction lea priet of &edit as. pee tprarter ; New is the ear/eery; Rye is dearer ; ii.trley, with Malt leirwisr, aud in chart may* ; Boma ti.e two deseriptlon are rather highs I there is she $ e on sheet ay& of Oats, het large arrivals bells strees4 this trade is net quoted draw i Mbar an the Woe et bell weck. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wheat Five ditto (riew)....gtio i.oies. Tick Bear .... 7cis. 73ic el Bee —......—„... beg .siii Oars Ma. SOS. 4W 13;ir1ey..... ..... ......iti , al .. PAnitis. 4J• el& *I Malt .......... .. ..o4s. go. Potato" dais •sa ad 11'litte Peso ? . ~„. „,,,, Rage toad...`.. 441.461. out (bwiers) 5 "-- ---. rum Flaw .......U• gee Grey Peas sos. IS. Mose& ..... ... ..bis *ls PHICES OE RAT AND STRAW ON SATICRDAT.' or.JANIOI . S. WIAITIECII4PEL. Ha%, 51. lON. t., R. leo. od.l Hoy $l. al. to 61. to I Stram,lL to. to 31. Hp. od. New, —I. --s. to ot it Clover, of. US. to 71. 70 /;trap, al. le. to, 11. lbs VACS. rotates. Kest el. ss to 41. ifs. Kent. al. 0.. t si. --t Sasses, 111. so M. ts.. Seesex, O. 16.. W 41. W 31. Op. 50 41. IS. rarlikiM,6l. OP. to Si. o. SMITHFIELD, OCT. al. This day' taariust ativealed a lair supply of prim ham% and the star of cattle so general was geed. Veld • throw than our last report. Mattvu and Park are dower. Beef sold at last prices, sod the trade for the mast rod was pretty brisk. The sales in the Harnarket sere wasssiiimit lively. Clover has dropped price since Fri.'s?), Market Hey sad draw fetched last pekes. We subjuia as accents statesueut of the prises and numbers. Tu siuk the Ofial per stole of alb. 8eef........ as. ad. ter 4s. 641. Head of Cattle this Sap Minton ..... as. 6d. to 41. ad. Beasts V..l Pork Lamb us. od. tv us. od. fPip SMITHFIELD HAY.MARKET. Hay Straw ii. t le, ad. to tl. Ism. oil. 63. 6s. oIL to 71. vs. ed. COAL-MARKET, °crests 3s. Ships at Market. S.M. Price. to .... 475. pit. • sat. ed. I..Sonderleasd .... 1 .... aiss. ad. s a. vi _ PRICE OF STOCLS YESTERDAY. 3 per e• it. Reduced ... titila 3 per Cent. Consols .. 4 per Cent 3 INLYeillt.Naory •• ... .•..•••. • .991 1 Long .tunuitics.. • .....• ••••• • r ... is &Hi a- iti Oustliuln India steel: ' • 1791 tso India Bonds . • •.. • II 6 prem. Eieliegner Bills 0 9 Preo Luglisli Lottery Tickets nil iss• CollaUlft fur . 417:.41 T. NISH, tittocitirukci, ..• 4, Coridall, and 9, Claaritn-rrom BIRTHS. On the 2411, last, the leAiroiEvid Boyle, Seq. Selit otor- General of lkotlend, dougLiee. A few dais sir«, the lady of Vyeai V)c) os, of Treiewarn Erfi of a son. Cast week, at Varuslogtoo, Gk the Res'. George Horarby, or a pm die - ge, MtelLatßefa.' Lehh, the 26t11 hut, Dr. Mame ef Gitagete, Mary, pleeir s t *aught , : of Themes Ghlitstwits, Ej. Leith. Imre Thursday, at IVrothortspoo-Trim, Gleucester.l.re. the Dee. D r . J eers, o f t Dallied" : hy bM a Iltei. N. %Valls. Kingeteigaton, :)non, t u :Wes er C.F. air Ambrose Soden, ut Sligo, and niece =1: art bevaut Cb. t wy ord. Oa Wednesday hot, at St. P..•er's Church, Oxfur.i, Comet. (hark. Alagoas Frcdericl, of liolwaer, to Misr Swot li a:* DV.ATUS. At I , lieselbnich, es 11',Intril.ty, the 19th o , t4ter, dn.: f lamented, Capt.un John Johnston, harrnele-masier On I Vedita:a..isy gust, ~t Dull, the wife of Mr. Wells, wes ter of a 1 11 ci- coup. The deceased, trim non little mere alma Su oars of ag.., Lad .ioly faro in taro or Iliret *reeks, 0 Iw' fourth 011111; anj on 11'rdnesday last, after cam: iie, 41. Y. Der, apparently in gum, health, dropped down, and fort3,tli expired. its 'nandle, Ow loth last, aged 1 7 , at the home at her tamthfr, 31. s 31er hall, of &Arose, Oxfor.4hire„.lMerT. tM tiC of tL. Res Won. Logia, of Stockish, he flesoashire, sad Rector of Long 31asstue, iu :Le county of Gisocestre. Last week, the Rey. JAN Covey, Vie., et Silbousies. ifiN44,late Fell*. of irsidalesc•Nrite- tIA'IBN, THLV DAY, AT LON DON.RitILti L Moms 1 9 •• .. masa. atter .. It &Mt 44.. "Vs. otter • • I t LON : Printed 'by G. DIVIDSON, " Dowell -mutt, Catiy.street, and pablutht.i at the (.4 , . lir , In, Beek of St. CleuireNt Cburtb, Tira"d , b" of t a me pbws.....useere, Ike. far tbli Pne , r, test to the Office, 'port ips . .A6 will be duly attesuled sviggß 181' - TOZATItIte 0.11413.K0W rTirete tlijesttee• THS.I Tobin,Tbr , re Boy S enr. t r% r: li. ": Ikta. Mr. - *llk mai Di loch t ith time ti After Ir HU. Or, FEM. Ahomeiklue. ( 111 " - B ri *vibe{ I Will, Mr. them, Mr. Seriven• Ft • , ; Ueda, Mrs Blau "I,e con ir NIJO rr Noble, MI rtt A n.' F. cretotrtt, dint ,'arid Romance * %liri will be repeated t i me reaKti it Will be 1414 lapoi to. the New Dram or Monday, The Se Mrs Jun —On Turl ttiyet.r of Garrett.-01 pertiete,me Fireside.. Am loran, ire three al a lba fetwaisb Patriot' JOureeekiess. y e ti* BENEFIT el Rromatdy Basiored- GARDEN. THE KING'S 1 r Hlti i'KESED r • ill T be puelsrme NIC d HE Spaniards: Manuel, Oa, Mr. Clanranla ; lii i r ipma ir7roimtaium poes t ortit A y.t. l . l:;s urs4rtu o r ,. l s a whirls will be add/. THE FORF.S . OR, PR INC TAe Priunpal Cisco • FAO.e), Mr. Blau Jeffers, Mr. Kiting, • llagaphries, Mn BUMS., 66, Tickets am( Plates 1112nIon, at the Onic4 et the Vo ate) Office, C On Munaay, Shalt' the F.ig .tk : Queen I be aohled, The klird. A New Grad Mnii Vlba Fmk, has been dared us Tends! DV The Public are rei atessul it this Then et the mew M elo-Dra DICTI( and WORDS, intciard to he ecrite rnShobing in stnitki Itiv4 slt•tt the Prop !erilon f noacl irownorat.ou of • i) • a ,riracrs, the tro t rigt4, -4 avuidekt ; itailtra PIN Ine,as the t .,:essore I th- .1.1211 Antetutg,44thau ar 1 6,144. s s -e,nahaji t.r 1 In . .rrittatioa, Lutt ; rid m.ny el 11 , 't,it, Action, Ass Wei entertain*, la merman froa eorreeteel : and the deLetely aimed. h to the printing sad to nealy four UAW enljech of Nature korai after natant JOHN OLINTHUS Gat Mr. N EWT Liulos: Priate Cradfnte FAlisbm 1%1 'thebois .Dubil ALL TRU' mid whoevc emirs all erwato Pro , int its Press kid he disoriliers, ik mind, it is oil! We hare the riths.r fruta roust' Lard study, Chen muleratr cricf, claviers which re SYSTEM, • gam atmoreace rate chemical a mat e area, a per 1 I brim minnNy tah ve Isme kneed, lo tlm spriferum MEM l'ltr, 116 tea ails., lams,' elferts eat lite 1 tvum i. fr id ( turd t sod Invwve prxtore, irely %es, w It,laws In fsil. As n Env. pal 4 , 1 has bel u of curt: and, a illit pers..m. et e left. eJ rve r y clo.ortkre, route, wen refiow4l MIN ti Al • , or fares, •uict felt th. 'Nevritt4--4 r...k In nprirt: I , `T‘Nr esaplo,l UM 1., nll'artil to ft d day"; ( i, It IS, te'Ll L..erse .r.rx, tienlars Slur go