The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1818-09-07 (London, England)

FORTUNE TELLING. Moro /Agee, of Tower-street, Whitechepel, • middle. agad woman; u boor appearance bespoke Abet of an modest Sybil, was WO Saturday b.ougist up, us as interwar's.' laid against bee by Else Ler, a female, about SO years of are for entaefistly obtausiag sad riveter's mosey frem her, ...Sir pretence of tellies bee fortnee, and disclosing future events, he. It sprigged Nem the evidewee of Lee, the Comphiloant, that I" Slbit weellPiod Iseleiags in Torrif4lllloth White. chapel, it which pldeeCeesplaiaasit herself resided. sad isv. bog • lawsuit la head, mid beerisig of the prediltthe proem of her seta tar, who lied reported inert the neighblietimed that she w patroaised in her greet kieurrledsv by Orr. 111. defame Word, • Ines& thought her • very likely persdhlb 'pot her os pumessioa elf some keewledge sppert•leing to 'her lawsuit, Hoe sleek of whirl she felt anxiuus to bee*. hhe had very alga sees persons of the MUM respectable I+. rennet, both mak sad female, 'call ere the accused, sad Lliewise servants sad appreatices ; the Idler she urged to leave their places, is hopes of better &dime, which the poor deluded creatures sometimes did, ad sloe wunki decoy awl trance Emmy hues their. ba Zenday last wituess reel to the Prisoner and paid her siapence, requesting her to tell her forlinse, especialtr about her lawsuit ; but, instead of *hick she coeinsercitd • ;preamble abrit hit hushanes 'death, the lois of Murices clinker, sad aiedities Siam, 01 her own wicked fife. Sit expected every Wink to hear erimeihing of berlahtsuil, but no—etbea she had Concluded her era adventures, 'sbe bid 'her, be • haughty Minute, to • quit bre place; she wield have so ;here to do with bee, sail tarred her oat. WiNtess knew, she wee • Col fur baying any thing to do with such • woman; but beasink'of her abilities, and bring followed so respectable • body of perverts, induced 11 itness 'to go to her. The Prisoner, a Lilt Mir complaint was hearing, eihtlieued 'playisig elastic; busiest airier, till dm. Complairient feria ad her story. Magistrate (toMse Prisoom).-1. What Live ydb to say is answer to this iidaniuus charger Pti.ntreft—" Your aunkip, I have dealings Midi God, aid sot win the devil; I ant taut afraid. Ask me any question and I will truly smart; I abased** f.ilinbouils; put me on my oath, as to lie beaseess I follow, I awe cursed; the truth is the titith, lam able to tell it, and pnches. lam gifted by God ; I ass a aunsaa of good charm ter, suit am only in. (Wife.' 101. ill the neighbourhood I live in ; I have dealings i• h she first persons in tura, who Never reliant (cum cum. lug t.i me a aerosol lime obese they have been once A mourat them sue Squire Harvey and toady, his cook; 511 of the Jcierlmifice; Captain Fox sad other naval g.tittemeis, Me Hughes, mud several other+ ; but I sus deli. rate in menthisaiug Mesa, fearful of giving offerer. This woman, yinir Worrhip (the Proarcutrix), is spiteful artimt me at peeing those regrettable gaaikeme come after me. She keeps a baulk. lin the same Street. She cease to one oa Bewley last, slam two respectable piedmont were with ate, and I Inked at hi r, slur. • I dtal oath God every Sunday, sod sot sigh the devil.' UN her refusal to go out, else ass Bent out by the geutleateu. I never receive cry mosey your Illurship; I tell tiny body tie nuthiug, as I might tell you. It is a dilfervat thing, you know, if they like to throw mosey tan Use flour; then, of course. I pick it op." Magistrate—" %t di, I mass commit you, Prisoner." Prison., (tiling use her li:ter.)—.• What! turn the key oft err? Why it will be list death of woe; I sever bad a key turmoil is.. me its all my life; think us my husband and fuertrio children, your Honour." The Magistrate committed her, telliag her she might send fur any of her frieuni, brius rather doubtful 'theatre. she was tie her right mind n• sot. On berm locked up, she said she predicted that comas shame some lime ago.  HORRIBLE SUICIDE BY A FELON IN A AIi•