A Hue-and-Cry after Morgan Hews Post-man in Southwa●k: Or, a Full and True ACCOUNT Of his Breaking open a Letter, supposing there had been Chequer bills for money, and it proved a bond to be put in sut.  
As also of his borrowing a considerable sum of money of several People.  

Licenced according to Order.   
IN all past Ages, none has, nor does Produce more wickedness, than this we now live in, and wherein the Delusion of the Devil has greater Power than ever as is made, not only appearent in self murder, but in tempting men to act those Villanis, that proves their utter Overthrow.  
On Wednesday the 17 th'. of June l●st 1●99 One Morgan Hews Post-man in Southwark who lived well, and in Crediet among his Brothers, who was so well opinionated 〈◊〉, that he was more than ordinarily entrusted by them; but in the conclusion, finding one Letter in his Packet more weighty than any of th● rest, attempted to break i● open, in hopes of a Booty, but finding it not answering his Expectation, was so concerned at the Fact, that he immediately Contrives how he might make provision for a Subsistance for his F●mi●y; concluding he should be turned out of his Place, wherein he got a sufficient Competency: Whereupon he takes a Cellar and fitted it up, (as he reported to Sell Crabs; whereupon he was resolved to try his Crediet among his friends, and Acquaintance, before the Fact came out, or was discovered: And First she goes to a Coale-Marchant and gets Twenty Chalder of Coals upon Crediet, and afterwards borrows Money of several Pelsons upon the same Account, to a Considerable Sum; and where he borrowed a Shilling he might have had Twenty his Crediet was so great, and he so well beloved: For several that had but Twenty Shillings, would let him have Te●n of them.  
This was the Sheep in Wolves Clothing, as there is among all Sects; he has made the Old Preverb true, or he did at least believe, that a Hot Sumer produceth a Cold Winter: So he resolved his Family should not want firing, in the Conclusion, having by his cunning Insuared Grasped all he could, he is gone off leaving his Creditors to look Apa●master, and the twenty Chalder of Coals with his Wife, for Antidote against a Cold Winter.   

London, Printed for J. Smith, on London-Bridge, 1699.