P O L I C E OR, HUE GAZETTE; AND CRY ftutfjoritjn FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1828. No. 47 Containing the Substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felonies, and Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and every particular circumstance marking the Offence. The Names of Persons charged, who are known but not in Custody, and of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and every other mark of identity that can he described. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every other particular which may lead to their Apprehension. The Names of all Persons brought before the Magistrates, charged with any of the Offences mentioned and whether committed for Trial, Re- examination, or how otherwise disposed of. Also a Description of Property that has been Stolen, and particularly of Stolen Hones, with as much particularity as can be given, with every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. ABSON AND WILFUL BURNING. WHITEHALL, JUNE 4th, 1828. On Wednesday night, Ihe 18th instant, the dwelling- liouse of Mr. John Goodman Adkins, at Husborne- Crawley, Bedfordshire, was Burnt Down, and it is supposed that the same was maliciously set on fire.— If any person will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, a Reward of Fifty Pounds will, on such conviction, be paid on application to Mr. Adkins; and if more than one person was concerned, and either will dis- cover his accomplice or accomplices, he shall, on the con- viction of such accomplice or accomplices, receive the same Reward, and application will be made to procure His Majesty's Pardon. CHARLOTTE LOVELL, servant to Mr. Adkins, has been committed to Bedford Gaol, on suspicion of the offence above- mentioned.— On the day after Mr. Adkins' house had been set on fire, four hqjises, into which his furniture had lieen removed, were also set on fire, it is supposed that other persons were concerned with her, as a bludgeon, loaded with lead, was found near the house of Mr. Adkins; and three suspicious looking men, who are said to be from Bow Brickhill, where the girl comes from, were seen at the fire soon after it broke out. ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. DANIEL CARTER otherwise TAYLOR, stands charged, by Isaac Pye, constable at Cheshunt, with Highway Rob- 1 bery, at Cheshunt.— He is between thirty and forty yea'rs of age, of dark complexion, and large dark whiskers, a long nose, and has a speck on the left eye ; he dresses generally in a fustian coat, plush breeches, worsted stockings, and high shoes ; he is known about Hackney- road, Kingsland- road, and the City- road, HOUSE- BREAKING. Stolen, on Monday night, the 23d instant, from the house of Stephen Dash, of No. 23, King- street, Westminster, fruiterer, which was broken and entered, three silver table- spoons, one silver tea- spoon, and one silver salt- spoon, all marked ' S. D.'; and about one pound and a half of tea.— Ten Guineas Reward, on apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. On Sunday, the 22d instant, between the hours of one and five o'clock in the morning, the house of Miss Dicks, at Woodford, was broken and entered, and the following arti- cles stolen therein :— Two new silver tablespoons, plain; two ditto, marked ' B. J. S.'; six new plain tea- spoons ; six old ditto, much worn ; two silver salt- spoons ; one old des- sert- spoon, marked ' G. H.'; an old tea- spoon, marked'T. G.' one pair of sugar- tongs, aud one half- pint mug.— The thieves effected their entrance by wrenching the iron- grating from the outside, and boring a hole large enough to admit a man's arm. On Thursday night, the 19th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, the house of Mrs. Martha Merrewether, of Speenhamland, near Newbury, was broken open, and the followi Virticles stolen therefrom :— A black silk cloak, a black si ™ gown; five shifts, marked ' M. M/ with a needle; a pair of black leather shoes, new, of a large size ; two gold rings, one with a white, the other a red stone ; a bom- bazeen gown; a black silk scarf; several pocket handker- chiefs, white ; a large coloured bundle handkerchief, red and white spots ; two pair of black cotton stockings, mark- ed ' M.', one pair numbered ' 5/ the other ' 6'; several arti- cles of ladies' wr aring apparel; a black Norwich crape apron, a pair of lady's kid gloves, straw colour ; a pen- knife, with two blades and spotted handle ; and several pieces of white ribbon and lace.— A Reward of Ten Guineas will be paid on the conviction of the offender, and recovery of the property. On Monday night, the 23d instant, the house of John Richards, of No. 2, Stanhope- place, New Southwark- road, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen: viz. six silver tea- spoons, one new. hat, ' one brown silk um- brella, and one liquor- stand with three bottles. On Sunday night, the 22d instant, of early the following morning, the house of General. Williams, of Leamington Spa, was broken open, and the following articles stolen :— One small round waiter, twenty- four large forks, twelve dessert ditlo, eleven large spoons, one gravy ditto, seven old tea- spoons, twelve new ditto, four salt ' ditto, four sauce ditto, one soup- ladle, one butter- knife, and one pickle- stand ; the above are all silver, having the crest of a Saracen's liejid, engraved thereon. Also one long oval silver tea- pot, engraved ' A. R.'; one silver mustard- pot, two pair of sugar bows, six plated spoons, the works of a French clock, four five- pound notes of the Warwick Old Bank, a clock, with white dial, together with various other articles.— Twenty Guineas Reward on conviction of the offenders, and re- covery of the property. On the afternoon of Friday, the 20th instant, the dwell- ing- house of Mr. John Dyer, of No. 4, Frederick- place, Borough- road, in the county of Surrey, was entered by one JOSEPH BELCHER, and eighteen sovereigns, one five- pound note, one shilling, and an insurance paper, were stolen from a room in the said house.— The said JOSEPH BELCHER is about five feet nine inches high, black hair, dark complexion, dark eyes, and Roman nose ; was dressed in a blue coat and waistcoat, fustian trousers, low shoes, and white stockings. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, from a Field, belonging to Mr. F. Randall, in the parish of Hunston, on the night of the 21st instant:— Three fat Lambs; each Lamb was marked with red tiver across the shoulders, along the back to the tail, a tiver stroke on the off hip, with a pitch mark of ' R.' between the two tiver marks on the hip.— They are supposed to have been taken away alive, in a cart, towards Brighton; and any informa- tion is requested to be given to Mr. Pasco, of the Police, Chichester, and a Reward of Ten Pounds will be paid, on the conviction of the offender or offenders. A Black Mare, twelve hands high, with white legs, star on the forehead, white saddle marks, a streak mark on the nose, and long switch tail, was found in the New Road, on Wednesday, the 25th instant, supposed to have been stolen. • Stolen, on Wednesday morning, the 25th instant, from a Field, belonging to Mrs. Gray, of Hodnet, in the county of Salop, a Dun Bay Hack Mare, aged, about fifteen hands high, a blemish on the fleshy part of the thigh, on the off side, black mane, and tail square; pokes out her head, as if she had the pole evil.— A Reward of Ten Guineas will be paid by the Hodnet Association for the Prosecution of Felons ; and also a further Reward of Five Guineas will be paid by Mrs. Gray, on the apprehension and conviction of the offender. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, or the following morning, front a Field, near Kingston- upon- Thames, a Black Mare, three years old, thirteen hands and three inches high, a switch tail, both knees broken, a large white saddle mark on the near side, and a small white blaze down the forehead.— A Reward of Ten Pounds will be paid by Mr. Disney, of Elmers, near Kingston, on the conviction of the offender or offenders. Mr. Benjamin Carter, of the George Inn, Selsoe, Bed- fordshire, gave information, that during the night of Thurs- day last, a Bay Pony was stolen from his premises ; the Pony was sold on the following day, to Mr. George Wilkin- son, No. 4, Edward's- terrace, Kensington, and has been recovered; but the thief has not been apprehended. On Saturday night, the 14th inst., a brown four- year- old nag filly, fifteen hands high, with black legs, mane, and tail, and a few white hairs in the forehead, the property of Mr. Richard Foll, of Harlington, in the county of Bedford, was stolen from a close, called Great Close, in the said parish. Whoever will give information of the offender or of- • fenders, shall, on his or their conviction, receive a Reward of Five Guineas from the Treasurer of the Bedforshire Association for Prosecuting Felons, and a further Reward of Ten Cuineas from Mr. Foll. Sto^., . -, u « y night, the 9th June, from a field in Bexton, near Knutsford, an aged brown- bay hackney mare, about fourteen hands and an inch high, strong made, marked with a small star on the forehead, and the near hind leg white, several inches above the heel, the property of Mr. Thomas Ditchfield, Butcher, Knutsford.— Whoever can give such information as will lead to the recovery of the mare, and the conviction of the offender or offefiders, will be paid a reward of Ten Guineas, on application to Mr. Siddeley, Treasurer to the Association for the ProseeHtion of Felons!, Knutsford. Stolen or strayed, out of a field adjoining Mr. Salmon's farm, in the township of Huntington, in the county of Chester, late on Tuesday night the 10th, or early on Wed- nesday morning the 11th of June inst., a light bay mare, three years old, is nearly full blood, stands about fifteen hands and a half high, has four white legs, a white star in her face, and when mounted does not carry her tail well; notice is hereby given, that whoever brings the said mare back, or gives such information as may lead to her recovery, will be paid a reward of Three Pounds, if strayed; and if stolen, the person apprehending and giving such evidence as will convict the offender or offenders, shall be paid a reward of Ten Pounds, upon application ta Mr. Salmon, liquor- merchant, Foregate- street, Chester, the owner. Mr. John Lamb, ofthe Unicorn Stables, Southwark, des- patched his servant, on horseback, to deliver a message, a few days since, at Clerkenwell, instead of doing which, he sold the Horse, and never returned ; the horse has been since stopped. The servant's name is not known, lie is about twenty- four years of age, about five feet six inches high, of stout person, and was dressed, when he went away, in breeches, and ancle shoes, a green frock coat, and brown waistcoat.— He was commonly called ' YORK.' Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 4th instant, or early the following morning, from the Stable of John Gentry, at Layer- de- la- haye, in the county of Essex, a Brown Gelding Pony, about thirteen and a half hands high, with a white star on the forehead, a mark on the nose below the nostrils, from a bite, black legs, and long tail. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 1st instant, from a Field, at Catcliff, in the county of York, a Bay Mare, seven years old, one hind foot white, a small head, with large and rather wide ears, a black streak down the back, and a scar on her near quarter.— Ten Guineas Reward, on conviction and re- covery of the Mare, will be paid, on application to Francis Huntsman, the owner, of Atterclyffe, Sheffield. On Friday night, the 6th instant, or early the following morning, was Lost or Stolen, from a Field, at Sandford, in the parish of Winscomb, in the county of Somerset, a Bay Hackney Mare ; three years old, about fourteen hands high, of a strong make, and remarkably good in all her paces, with a little white on the off foot behind, and short cut tail. — If Stolen, whoever will give such information of the offender or offenders, as will lead to his or their conviction, shall receive a Rewatd of Ten Guineas, by applying to Mr. John Adams, of Sandford aforesaid.— If Strayed, a Reward of One Guinea, and all reasonable expenses will be paid to any person or persons, who will deliver the said Mare to the said Mr. John Adams. LARCENY. Stolen, on Wednesday afternoon, the 25th instant, from the dwelling- house of George Tanman, No. 69, Old Tothill- street Westminster, four silver table- spoons, five tea ditto, 190 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. = s= and two pair of sugar- tongs.— A man, named HAWKINS, twenty- two years of age, about five feet nine inches high, stout made, and of dark complexion, is suspected of steal- ing the same. A Young Man stands charged with Felony, at Mr. Thomas Helden's, at the ' George,' Castle- street, Leicester- square, answering the following description, viz. about five feet six inches high, pale complexion, thin visage, about twenty- five years of age ; wore a blue coat, gilt buttons, drab trousers, a pair of Wellington boots, rather too long for him ; very genteel in his behaviour, and wears his hat over his eyes. NICHOLAS NOWLAND, a journeyman tailor, Stands charged with stealing, on Tuesday, the 24th instant, a blue' superfine coat, the property of David Treasurer, of No. 17, Prince's- row, Newport- market, and has absconded, and it is supposed gone to Liverpool. On Wednesday evening, the 25th instant, between the hours of five and six o'clock, WILLIAM WATSON, a ser- vant of Mr. W. G. Miles, No. 67, Parson's- street, Ratcliff- highway, Absconded from his service, after having broken open a trunk, and taking a cash- box therefrom, which con- tained three sovereigns and some silver, two seamens' notes, one for four pounds, and the other for two pounds ten shil- lings; two silver tea- spoons, and one salt ditto, marked ' T.'; some razors, and several other articles.— The said WILLIAM WATSON is about four feet six inches high, of very fair complexion, and light hair, Roman nose, and thin face, and is of consumptive appearance. A young man, calling himself CHARLES WEST HEA- LEY, and who said ho came from the . neighbourhood of Sheffield, did lately, by false pretends, gain acccss to the warehouse and sale- rooms of Messrs. Hendry and Hyde, auctioneers, Hull, and after a few days service, he Abscond- ed therefrom, taking away one gold watch, with a blue I • enamelled case, set with pearls in the border, the movement flat, jewelled, name ' Rust, Hull'; one gilt watch, name ' Bennet and Co., No. 90one gilt watch, outside case shell, name ' Sherr, Doncaster'; one gilt watch, name ' Rust, Hull'; one musical silver snuff- box; one silk shawl, and other articles.— He also obtained, by false pretences, a'new suit of clothes, comprising a dark olive coat, black waistcoat, grey mixture pantaloons, and a superfine dark f olive great coat.— The said CHARLES WEST HEALEY • is about twenty- five years old, about five feet seven inches high, rather stout made, has an aquiline nose, rather fair complexion," and of a modest address ; he wore a brown coat, a dark coloured waistcoat, drab pantaloons, and dark silk han'dkerchief. It is supposed he left Hull by the steam f boat to Barton, for London, on the 10th instant. AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANORS. A young man of dandy appearance was apprehended at Tottenham, on Monday evening, the 23d inst., on a charge of obtaining a gold, and a silver watch, of Thomas Newsome, a watchmaker in that place, under false pretences : had on a blue coat, light waistcoat, black silk stock, speckled jean trousers, and pumps. On his person the following articles were found:— a metal watch, ' No. 106,' maker's name ' George Graham, Fleet Street,' mocked jewelled, common verge, and single ease; two petitor seals, one with white cornelian, no impression, the other a red cornelian, with the impression of a head; a key, ring, and slide, of the same materiajs, suspended by a blue ribbon; a silver eye glass, with black ribbon; on<^ gold broach; one silver ring, set round with glass; one gold ring, set with pearls; one gold ditto, set with turquoise; one mock- chased hair- ring box and glass; one gold ring, set ^' ith topaz and paste; one gold ditto, set with turquoise and garnets, ( all these, except the " broach, were on his fingers ;) one broken ring, in his pocket, gold, set with amethysts; a pocket- book, with memoranda; and a silk handkerchief. A person, calling himself LIEUTENANT WILSON, , about twenty- six years of age, dressed in a blue coat, and a pair of striped trousers, of genteel address, about five feet five inches in height, lately obtained the following books, by false pretences, from J. Dewar, a bookseller, in Mile- End- road : — Pelham's World, a collection of Voyages and Travels, two volumes quarto, bound in calf; one purple morocco pocket- book ; one ditto roan ditto; GUK ditto calf ditto ; two morocco prayer- books ; and one . WILLIAM OWEN, who escaped from Carmarthen County Gaol, on the 5th instant, has been re- taken ; and JOHN WILLIAMS, who escaped at tlx! same time, is supposed to be on his way to Liverpool, with the intention of going to America. ' PROPERTY STOlEn. Stolen, on Monday, the 23d instant, in the Vauxhall- bridge- road, a brown silk umbrella, with brown cane handle and a leather string attached to it, the property of George Keeler, of Bedford- court, Covent garden, linen- draper. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 24th instant, from the apart- ments of Catharine Sullivan, situate in Union- court, Orchard Street, four coloured gowns, one new shawl, one silk handkerchief, and one white petticoat. WAR OFFICE, NAME. CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. J PERSON. HEAD. FACE. EVES. EYEBROWS. NOSK. NECK. HAIR. Thomas Ryan ( 1) loth Foot Maidstone Kent labourer 28 5 H stout regular oval brown dark brown short regular dark William M'Donough loth Foot Lickmalash Galway labourer 19 5 7 stout large oval blue brown short short brown Valentine Carmody 15th Foot Thoruougate Limerick clerk 21 5 7 slender regular oval grey brown short short dark brown William Mallason 76th Foot Halifax York labourer 22 5 10f slender common oval . grey dark long long dark brown Patrick Ring 82d Foot Mallow Cork labourer 24 5 10 stout common oval grey dark common pro]) brown Robert Sutherland 92d Highlanders Highchurch Edinburgh lath render 20 5 5 stout large round grey fair short short fair Richard Morgan 58th Foot Hertford Herts labourer 25 5 9 st. & sm. large round hazel . dark brown short stout dark I rown William Lowe 60th Rifles Northwich Cheshire silk piercer. 19 5 4 stout large large grey brow n prop prop brown William Dunn 60th Rifles All Saints Donegal labourer 22 5 6 stout large • pock ftid. bifzel brown prop prop dark Patrick Brown 65th Foot St. Nichol's Galway labourer 31 5 10 common cqinmon r^ pud hazel brown common common light brown Thomas Dooner 65th Foot Mobill Leitrim labourer 20 5 6} common common oval , blue light common common brown Francis Scotchman fioth Foot Easton Suffolk labourer 21 5 7 stout large round grey light large short fair Stewart Wilson 79th Highlanders N els ton Renfrew school master 18 5 5| slender small oval grey fair small loug light brown James Mathew 92d Highlanders Fivil Aberdeen labourer 2; i 5 H stout latfge round hazel brown common long brov u John Nixon 92d Highlanders St. Cuthbert's Edinburgh tailor 19 5 5 stout common round hazel dark common short blaek George M'Carter !) 2d Highlanders St. Cuthbert's Edinburgh tailor 19 5 5i stout large round blue fair common short fair- John M'Guire Royal Staff Kildare stonfe sawyer 18 5 stout prop round grey black short prop black Jeremiah Morgan 23d Welsh Fusil. Dessert Radnor labourer 19 5 7i stout large round grey brown small short brown Matthew Gowanes 26th Foot Westchurch Edinburgh shoemaker 20 5 7* loug long long grey black long long black Charles Kerr 26th Foot Galston ! Ayr weaver 26 5 7 stout proj) long grey black prop long black John M'Donald 13th Foot Kilmorack Inverness labourer 25 5 stout round round blue dark short short dark Neil Freebairn 2d Dragoons Ruthergleu Lanark mason 20 • r' 11 stout round round grey fair short long fair Evard M'Guinness 60th Foot Duuboo Down weaver 18 5 n slender round long- grey dark short long dark brown Terence Lynch 58th Foot Kilshandra ; Cavan labourer 29 i 5 8* stout large- r^ uiud grev black short stout black John Hutchings 3d Drag. Guards Bridgewater Somerset cabinet- maker 20 5 111 stout large oval blue brown common common brown Frederick Vincent 81st Foot Max lock Warwick labourer 19 5 H good 1kg. round found hazel sandy short short sandy William Millar 93d Highlanders St. John's Lanark brazier 18 5 8 prop prop oval brown dark com mon long light brown Andrew Clarke 93d Highlanders Edinburgh Mid- Lothian brazier 16 5 slender small long grey sandy common prop fair Thomas Salt Stafford Militia Stafford Stafford shoemaker 23 5 9 slender small lo. & pale hazel brown prop long brown Edward Page Stafford Militia Windsor Berks tailor 22 5 U 8 slender small rit& pale grey light small prop brown Matthew Royle 99th Foot Nav& n Meath miller 24 5 rat. stout large oval grey light prop short fair Thomas Teasdale Rifle Krigade St. Nicholas's Newc. up.- T. painter 21 5 7 slender small long hazel dark brown pro]) long dark brown Thomas Bennett 58th Foot Coffin Kildare labourer 20 5 C stout large ' round grey light brown short stout light brown William Booth 76th ( Hiudoostan) Hackcnburgh Lincoln labourer 24 5 6 stout large common grey brown common common brown William Dellingham Royal African Col. Wisbeach Cambridge labourer 31 5 7 — — oval blue — — — dark brown James Elliott Royal African Col, West Wickham Berks labourer 25 5 H — oval blue — brown William Webb Royal African Col. 14 5 5i • — _ — — — David Serill 9th Foot Crawley Hants labourer 26 5 9 stout large round hazel black short short dark brown James Parramore 14th Light Drag. St. Edm und's, Ex. Devon dyer 27 5 H stout large full hazel long thick common long brown William Adams 9th Lancers Carlo w Carlow shoemaker 21 5 8| rtout large oval hazel light large short light John Buckley 46th Foot Birr King's tailor 24 5 9 stout large long grey brown common sh. & St. brown Jacob Kenyon Grenadier Guards Church Lancaster weaver 26 5 9f prop prop PROP hazel sandy prop loug lightbrown John Finney 3d Dragoon Gds. Stowe Stafford gardener 24J 5 9 § stout large round grey dark common common dark brown William Grinsteed 3d Dragoon Gds. Fulham Middlesex farrier 24£ 5 8 slender common oval hazel common common common brown James Modling, al. Clarke 80th Foot Netheral Cumberland joiner 20 5 Hf stout oval round grey light brown common short br* vn John Smith 2d Dragoons Tweedmouth Durham labourer 23 6 straight long oval blue fail- common common liBvii Peter Cassidy 58th Foot Kill Cavan labourer 29 5 10: 5 st.& awk. large round grey brown loug stout bXwn Martin M'Laughlin 67th Foot Castle Longford labourer 22 5 m stout large long- grey brown large thick brown Thomas Crawley 67th Foot Luton Middlesex barber 21 5 A slender small oval grey brown short loug brown E. I COMP'S. Michael Murphy Infantry Newtown Forbs Longford labourer 19 : 5 5.} stout round round grey brown pro]) . short browu Daniel Walsh Infantry Kiln Waterford labourer 19 1 5 5* stout round oval grey faii- prop loug light William Gore Artillery Bermondsey Surrey gunsmith 19 i 5 10 stout large - oval hazel brown prop prop brown Patrick M'Cauley Infantry Adair Limerick labourer 21 i 5 5£ prop round oval GREY brown prop prop brown James Meehan Infantry Ardee Louth hatter 20 5 5J stout small small grey light prop stout fair Michael Kennedy ( 1) Artillery Menagh Tipperary labourer 19 5 fi § slender long long hazel light small stout brown Michael Kennedy ( 2) Artillery Douiskea Tipperary labourer 19 5 74 stout large large grey light small stout brown Peter Fletcher Infautry Burton- up.- Trent Stafford manufacturer 22 5 stout round oval brown dark large prop dark William Sandford Artillery Pabworth Gloucester farmer's serv. 20 5 7 i stout prop oval grey brown prop prop lightbrown * POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 Stolen, on Friday evening, tlie 20th instant, from the Chepstow Mail Coach, a small brown paper parcel, ad- dressed to ' Mr. J. Croome, Stamp- office, Cirencester,' con- taining two stamps, one of nine pounds, on parchment, the other live pounds ( a bond), on paper ; a check, drawn by Mr. George Wathen, dated Stroud, 19th June, 1828, upon Messrs. Graysbrook, Hawkins, and Wason, Stroud Bank, for two hundred and fourteen pounds nine shillings ; and a sum of money in cash and notes. The cover of which par- cel, inclosing the stamps, was on Wednesday, the 25th inst., received by Mr. Croome.— Ten Guineas Reward will be paid, on the conviction of the offender or offenders. Stolen, ow\ vednesdav, the 25th instant, from the house of George Tanham, of No. < 59, Old Tothill- street, West- minster, four^ silver table- spoons, live silver tea- spoons, and two pair of silver sugar- tongs. Stolen, on Thursday, the 19th instant, in the forenoon, from the house of Mr. Linford, No. 9, South Lambeth, one quart silver tankard, with a dome top, and marked ' E. L.'; one pint silver pot, without a lid, marked ' S. L. A.'; and one silver table- spoon, marked ' S. L. A.' On Friday, the 20th instant, about one o'clock, some per- son cut the shop window of Henry Faires, No. 20, City- road, and stole a quantity of gold wedding- rings and other rings. Stolen, two sets of harness, with the initials ' I?. M.', from New- Inn- yard, Tottenham- court- road, tho property of Reuben Martin, of Berwick- street, Saint James, victualler. The following articles were found in the lodgings of the prisoner LlSTON, ( re- examined at union- Hall on2ist). and are supposed to have been stolen, viz.— One skirt and petti- coat, one shift, a pair of lamb's wool stockings, two pair of scissars, a silver bodkin, a pair of snuffers, a black silk bracelet, a green oak leaf pincushion, a carpenter's pencil, one table cloth, marked ' H. E. P. N. 2.'; a pair of old cot- ton stockings,' marked ' E. J. C. 7. and 6.'; a white shawl, with red border, a pair of stays, a beaver hat, a pair of black ear- drops, a small bundle of baby's linen, three shirts, three flannel waistcoats, one round hat brush, with hand strap, one seal, with the impression of a cock, a silver pen- cil- case ; a cotton sheet, marked ' E. H. P. No. 1.'; and two pillow- cases, marked ' E. H. P. No. 1.' Stolen, between the 19th and 21st instant, from No. 34, Henrietta- street, Covent- garden, a pair of boat shaped sil- ver salt- cellars, with handles, a pepper- castor, arid a pair of old fashioned silver spoons. Stolen, on Sunday, the 2? d instant, from the person of Mrs. Mary Howkins, on leaving Portland Chapel, a gold watch, maker's name ' Breqtiet, No. 6783/ and two seals, with the initials ' M. H.' and a lion engraved on them, and a gold key. Stolen, from a Gentleman's house in Great Poulney- strcet, a plain French gold watch, single case, three rows of gold chain, two plain gold seals, one white, and the other a red stone ; and an old- fashioned gold key. Stolen, on Saturday evening, tho 21st instant, from the house of Mr. Walter Hudson, No. 1, Spring- street, Mary- lebone, the following articles ; viz. one calico shirt, marked in blue ' R. H. No. 3;' one linen sheet, marked in blue ' W. H. No. t ;' one ditto, marked in blue ' W. H. No. 3 one towel, marked ' W. H. No. 3;' one common towel, ntarktSl ' W. H.;' two cloth pprons, one child's pelisse, striped, trimmed with blue braid; one nankeen frock, with silk buttons down the front; three white muslin petticoats; one plaid stuff frock, one green striped cotton frock, one dark cotton pin cloth, with sleeves, three diaper pin- cloths, one brown Holiaud pin- cloth, trimmed with red braid, one blue silk handkerchief, marked ' W. H.', one blue cotton handkerchief, two pillow cases marked red, one ' W. H. C. No. 1.', the other < No. 4,' twp children's night- gowns, and one drab cotton apron. Stolen, on Saturday, the 21st instant, one tea pound Bank of England note, the property of Leslie Smith, dated the • 23d May last, in the dwelling- house of John Dalton, at Rat- clilf. esuLnss- iss. BOW STREET OFFICE. J JUNE 24. I DANIEL M'LEAN, on re- examination, with stealing a necklace, from the person of Leonard Sarbough' in Covent- garden.— Remanded until Thursday next. THOMAS JOSEPH HINTON, on re- examination, with stealing three letters, one of them containing a promissory note for the sum of fifteen pounds, two shillings, and . six- pence, in the receiving house for General Post letters, of Thomas Wasp, bis master and employer, in Holborn.— RE- manded until Friday next. JUNE 25. WILLIAM BULL, WILLIAM SMITH alias COX and WILLIAM DOWSETT, on re- examination, wish stealing twenty- nine Mail Bags, at the Post- office, at Houns- low— Bull and Smith committed to Newgate for trial; Dowsett remanded for further examination on Friday next. JOSEPH HAMBELIN, with attempting to pick pockets, this day, in Drury- lane.—- Committed to tothill- fields Bride- well for trial. [ See last page. JUNE 27, 1828. 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B. marked on right hand, thistle & cross inside left arm took bis regimental sword and belt took all regimental necessaries supposed gone to Liverpool to embark for Ireland heavily pock- pitted ; was in London on the 14th inst. a recruit deserted while on Furlough at Berwick- upon- Tweed pock- pitted ; took side- arms .... 5 Mar. 28 14 Mar. 15 Mar. 12 May 15 May, 13 May 17 May 17 May 17 May 18 May 16 May 16 May 13 May 14 May 15 May 15 May 1.1 May 14 May 18 May 3 May 4 May 13 May 9 May 20 May Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. 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Bolton Bar. stable blue fustian fustiau blue blue blue frock fustian regiment, red red regimental undress undress blue regimental blue stable stable white jacket regimental flannel black fustian fustiau light dark light blue cloth flannel flannel red red striped flannel flannel flannel I enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted enlisted at Manchester at Waterford at Westminster at Westminster at Cashel at Casfiel at Cashel at Manchester at Westminster | 23 May | 20 May 28 May 1 31 May | 27 May j 27 May 22 May 2 June 9 June Liverpool W aterford Westminster Westminster Cashel Cashel Cashel Manchester Westminster blue grey brown fustian blue grey blue dark fustian jacket striped striped browu striped striped blue white black striped white nankeen tartan fustian blue white white green white grey blue grey duck grey overalls blue grey. cord white white blue grey blue grey blue grey blue grey blue grey blue cord cord cord cord dark cord cord cord 192 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 ANN TAYLOR, with stealing one pair of sheets, one gown, and various other articles, the property of Margaret Martin, in George- alley, Field- lane, in the City of London. — Committed for further examination on Saturday next. JUNE 26. GEORGE ARMSTRONG, THOMAS KEEF, GEORGE CAMPBELL, TIMOTHY MALONEY, THOMAS JONES, CHARLES DOONEY, and JOHN HADDICK, on re- examination, with breaking and entering the dwelling- house of John Loder, and stealing therein a cash- box and monies. — Remanded till Monday next. HENRY HALL, MARY MORAN, and MARY BRIAN, with the same felony.— Committed for further examination next Monday. GEORGE PALMER, on re- examination, with stealing a silk handkerchief, from the person of Edward King, in the Strand.— Committed to Tothill- fields Prison for trial. DANIEL M'LEAN, on re- examination, with stealing a necklace, from the person of Leonard Sarbough, in Covent- garden.— Remanded till Monday next. QUEEN SQUARE OFFICE. JUNE 24. FREDERICK PARKER, on re- examination, with steal- ing a quantity of nails, the property of Thomas Cubitt and another.— Committed to Tothill fields Bridewell for trial. • *• JUNE 25. JOHN CARTLIDGE, on re- examination, with stealing two sheets, and <? ther articles, the property of Alexander Shaw.— Committed to Tothill- fields Bridewell for trial. jS'nt, 26. WALTHAM AINSWORTH, on re- examination, with feloniously embezzling the sitni of five pounds, four shil- lings, and sixpence, received by him for and on account of Robert Hiles, his master and employer.— Committed to Newgate for trial. » WILLIAM NEW, on re examination, from the 23d inst. — Committed for further examination on Saturday next. HENRY HAWKINS, and SAMUEL FILDEW, on suspicion of stealing five tea- spoons, four table- spoons,' and two pair of sugar- tongs, the property of George Tanham — Discharged as to the felony, but convicted as reputed thieves, and committed to the House of Correction for three months. MARLBOROUGH STREET OFFICE. JUNE 24. JOHN EAMES, and JOHN HUDSON, with assaulting John Richardson, last night, in Saint Giles, with intent to rob him.— Committed to Newgate for trial. THOMAS SMITH, with stealing, from the shop of James Kennedy, in Oxford- buildings, Oxford- street, three brass weights, of the value of one shilling, his property.— Coin- miitted for further examination next Friday. JUNE 25. WILLIAM JONES, with stealing, from the person of W illiam Ford, in Saint Martin's- street. one pair of shoes value one shilling, his property.— Committed to New Prison' for trial. NESSE STEWART, on re- examination, with stealing three caps, and other articles, the property of Harriet Cole. •—- Remanded until Wednesday next. MARGARET BROWN, with stealing two decanters value twenty- five shillings, the property of Benjamin Brookes, of No. 101, Berwick- street.— Committed to New- gate for trial. JUNE 26. JOHN MULLETT, on re- examination, with stealing one looking- glass, and other articles, the property of Joseph Parr.— Remanded until Monday next. ANDREW GARDINER, with being foand in the dwell- ing- house of Samuel Fitzgerald, of No. 2, Gilbert- street, Grosvenor- square, with intent to commit felony.— Convicted' as a rogue and vagabond, and committed to' the House of Correction, for three months. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, with violently resisting Benja- min Webb, a constable, he having been apprehended as an idle and disorderly person.— Convicted as a rogue and vagabond, and committed to the House of Correction, for three months. MARYLEBONE OFFICE. JUNE 24. JOHN WARWICK, on re- examination, with fraudu- lently obtaining, from Hopton Yerey, three pounds and upwards, with intent to cheat and defraud him thereof.— Remanded for re- examination on Saturday next. JUNE 25. JOHN COOPER, on re- examination, with embezzling the sum of two pounds, the monies of John Small Gore, his master and employer.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM CAMAC, by John Newbury, with conspiring with one Watkins, and others, to defraud him of cer- tain window blinds; and divers other persons of various articles, and thereby defrauding them thereof.— Committed for further examination on Saturday next. ELIZABETH WHITLOCH, by James Ford, on sus- picion of stealing, at Paddington, two pottles of raspberries, the property of John Welsh.— Committed for further exa- mination on Monday next. JUNE 26. JOHN CALLEN, on re- examination, with stealing a quantity of mortar, of the value of two shillings, the pro- perty of James and William Hutchings.— Committed to Newgate for trial. ' JOHN TATHAM, by George Clark, with stealing twenly yards of print, the property of the said George Clark, last night, from No, 172, Oxford- street.— Committed for re- exa- mination on Tuesday next. HATTON GARDEN OFFICE. JUNE 25. CHARLES TIMMONDS, on re examination, with steal- 1 ing one saucepan, and one tea- kettle, the property of George Bailey, at Islington.— Committed to the New Prison for trial. • • THOMAS BREWER, and JOSEPH GREGORY, on re- examination, with stealing, from the person of Randall Kinnerley, in Holborn, one silk handkerchief, his property. — Discharged as to the felony, but commitlcd as reputed thieves, to the House of Correction, for three months. THOMAS CHAMBERS, on re- examination, wifh utter- ing one counterfeit shilling to William Henry Chuff, of No. 92, Chalton- street, Somers- town.— Remanded for Friday next. JUNE 26. ROBERT DIGBY, with feloniously stabbing and cutting one George Howard, at Finchley, with intent to murder him. — For re- examination to- morrow. HENRY ANDREWS, and ELIZABETH ANDREWS, with stealing one grate, and one water- butt, the property of Duncan Rynier Macnab, at No. 12, Parade, Pentonville.— For re- examination to- morrow. WORSHIP STREET OFFICE. JUNE 24, THOMAS BROWN, with stealing nine gallons of goose- berries, and a basket, the property of William and John Davis, in Spitalfields.— For re- examination on Friday next. JOHN MISSEY, with stealing a pair of silver sugar tongs, the property of Joseph Nias, at Islington.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. JUNE 25. SUSANNAH TYRRELL, with being a rogue and vaga- bond, to wit, being found in the dwelling- house of Richard Sevvell, in Shoreditch, last night, with intent to commit felony.— Convicted, and committed to the House of Correc- tion, to hard labour, for one month. JOSEPH SPARROW, with being a suspected person and a reputed thief, attempting to rob Thomas William Reffell, at eleven o'clock last night, in the fields near the Rosemary Branch.— Convicted, and committed to the House of Correction, to hard labour, for three calendar months. JUNE 26. FRANCIS ANDREWS, JAMES DOVE, and JAMES ROSYMAN, re- examined, with stealing one iron wheel, the property of Samuel Ridge, in Bethnal- green.— Rosyman discharged, the others committed to Newgate for trial. MARGARET LEMON, with stealing a shawl, the pro- perty of Dennis Roney, in Spitalfields.— Remanded till to- morrow. LAMBETH STREET OFFICE. JUNE 24. CHARLES KILBY, on suspicion of assaulting John Artis, this morning, in Little Alie- streei, Whitechapel, and robbing him of his hat.— For re- examination on Tuesday next. JOSEPH HANSON, THOMAS JONES. & MICHAEL BUTLER, with stealing'a quantity of lead, on Saturday night, from the dwelling- house of John Cardine, in Went- worth- street, Spitalfields.— Jones discharged^ Hanson and Butler discharged from the felony, but committed for two months, as rogues and vagabonds, to the House of Cor- rection. JUNE 25. HENRY CLAYTON, on suspicion of stealing six sove- reigns, last night, in a house, in White's- yard, Whitechapel, the monies of Peter Wagner.— Committed for further exa- mination on Tuesday next. ELLEN HURLEY, with stealing one hat, and one hand- kerchief, the property of James Nowlan, this day, at Saint George.— Committed to Newgate for trial. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. JUNE 24. DENNIS CRAWLEY, and WILLIAM REECE, with stealing fifty- eight sovereigns, one half- sovereign, two guineas, about thirty- five Spanish dollars, five pounds in silver monies, and a gold seal, on which is engraved a hand and a lion rampant, the property of Thomas Gill, last night, in his dwelling- house, in Wapping.— Committed for re- exa- mination on Tuesday next. NICHOLAS ANDERSON, with stealing one silver watch case, the property of Thomas Price, this morning, in the barge ' Southampton,' on the River Thames, at Wapping.— Committed for trial. JOHN DYER, JOHN LLOYD, EMANUEL HAR- RIS, and LEWIS HARRIS, on re- examination, from yes- terday, with stealing forty- one hats, three brushes, and other articles, the property of John Gravenor, on the 21st instant, at Shadwell.— Committed for trial. JUNE 25. EDWARD SEXTON, on re- examination, from yester- day, with stealing two sovereigns and twelve shillings, from the person of John West, in Wapping.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JUNE 26. ANN ANDERSON, with stealing one sovereign, and five shillings, from the person of George Harrison, last niglit, in Shadwell.— Committed for trial. UNION HALL OFFICE. JUNE 24- LYDIA LOMAS, with illegally pawning a shawl, the property of Jane Crabb, on the 23d instant, in Lambeth.— Fined twenty shillings, and the value two shillings; and in default of payment, committed for seven days, to Brixton. . JUNE 25. MARY ANN PETTING HALL, and MARY ANN BROWN, on suspicion of stealing a silver watch, from the person of John Robertson, last night, in the parish of Saint George.— Remanded till Wednesday next. WILLIAM HUNT, with assaulting Hugh Jones, on the King's highway, putting him in fear, and against his will taking from his person three gold seals, a gold chain, and key, last night, in the parish of Saint Paul, Deptford.— Committed for trial, at the Surrey Assizes. JUNE 26. BENJAMIN BING, on suspicion of stealing a pair of shoes, the property of some person unknown, last night, in Camberwell.— Remanded till Saturday. JAMES WATSON, GEORGE ABBOTT, and MARTHA MUGGERIDGE, on suspicion of stealing a wafch, and oilier articles, the property of William Docten, yesterday, in Lambeth.— Remanded till Tuesday. CHARLES SMITH, with stealing a set of cart harness, and a comb, the property of William Sawyer, yesterday, in Lambeth.— Committed for trial. London ; Printed and Published ( by Authority) by S. 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