OR, HUE AND CRY. No. 53 FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1828. 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 be described. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every othtr 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 Ilorsvs. with as much particularity as can be given, with every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. FORGERY. Absconded from liis employment, in the City, ROBERT BAILIE, lately residing at No. 58, Hermitage- place, Saint John- street- road, who is charged with divers Forgeries and Embezzlements. He is a thin genteel- looking; man, from thirty- five to forty years of age, about five feet seven inches high, fair complexion, rather pouting lips, with a trifling lisp in his speech, liair inclining to grey, one of bis front teeth broken, and very insinuating in his address. He left his home on the 7th of May last, about three o'clock in the afternoon, accompanied by his wife, a native of Ireland, of small stature and'pregnant, and a little girl between live and six years of age. Since which, it has been ascertained, they went as far as Brentford End, and there got into the Bath and Bristol coach, when Mrs. Bailie was taken in pre- mature labour, and was put to bed at the Crown and Cushion public- house at Hounslow, and there delivered of a dead child, yet notwithstanding set off the next day, and went by Home's coach to Bristol. The luggage they had with them, viz. a large leather portmanteau, or trunk, very old ; a wood trunk, partly covered with paper, very dirty, and weighs between one and two hundred pounds ; a red carpet bag-, with a padlock, a small two- handle basket, and a large hand- box. BAILIE had a cloak with him, lined with scarlet, and a scarlet collar. They had also a little black and white spaniel dog with them.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the said ROBERT BAILIE, shall receive a Reward of One Hundred Pounds, on application to his lata employer, Mr. Williams, auctioneer, Throgmorton- str- cet. HOUSE- BREAKING. Late on Tuesday niglit, the 15th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, the ishop of Mr. Collins, of No. 16, Little Pulteney- street, Saint James, was broken open, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.— Thirty pair of Pru- nella and Denmark satin shoes, thirty- live pair of leather shoes, one pair of mens' shoes, six pair of womens' boots, with Prunella backs and leather fronts, and about fifty pair of childrens' leather boots and shoes, of various sizes and colours. On Wednesday morning, the 16th instant, between the hours of two and three o'clock, the house of Mrs. D. Powis, of Richmond- terrace, Newington, was broken and entered, and a silver tea- pot and stand, marked 41. M. P.,' four tea- spoons marked ' M. I. A.,' one ditto with crest ( Griffin's head), and a silver cream- jug marked ' M. K.,' were stolen there- from. Two young men were observed near the premises; and two bats ( one bound with crape), a phosphorus- box and centre- bit, two odd shoes, and a gimlet, were left behind. On the night of the 15th instant, the house of Mr. Driver, of Vassall- road, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom; viz., a silver butter knife marked ' D.,' a pair of sugar tongs marked ' D.,' ten tea- spoons marked ' D.,' one ditto marked ' A. T. D.,' one ditto marked ' E. D.,' a silk umbrella marked ' M. Parr' ou the brass, a pair of gold ear- rings, a silver thimble, and a lace cap. OnThur\ - y morning, the 10th instant, about six o'clock, the warehouie of Mr. William Linsdell, of No. 6, Tower Royal, Watling- street, was broken and entered, and a quan- tity of Umbrella Silks, Ginghams, Parasols, and Umbrellas, stolen therefrom.— Some persons, supposed to be concerned in the Felony, were seen leaving an empty house adjoining, in a hackney coach, a few minutes before six o'clock.— Twenty Pounds Reward on conviction and recovery of the property, on application to Mr. W. Linsdell, of No. 6, Tower Royal. On Thursday night, the 10th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, the dwelling- house of Mr. Bagster, of No. 6, Southampton- street, Covent- garden, was broken and entered, and the following articles wdre stolen therein:— Aboutthirty- tive yards of superfine black cloth; about thirty- five yards of superfine olive ditto ; a superfine blue lappelled coat, with gilt buttons, and blue velvet collar ; a superfine black lappelled coat, with silk buttons; a superfine dark mixed double breasted great coat; and a second cloth dark mixed livery coat. On Thursday night, the 10th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, the dwelling- house of Sir Herbert Jenner, at Chislehurst, Kent, was burglariously broken and entered, with intent to steal. On Thursday night, the 10th { instant, between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, the dwelling- house of George Glover, No. 23, Hunt- street, Mile End, New Town, was broken open, and a quantity of velvet, cut from a loom, stolen. The dwelling- houSe of Miss Guillemead, No. 5, Southern Hill, near Reading, was broken into in the night of Wed- nesday, the 9ih instant, tind the following articles stolen therein, viz:— One pair of silver candlesticks, new pattern ; three silver dessert forks, marked ' J. A. G.'; four silver salt- spoons,, marked ' P. T. G.'; two cruet- tops ; a large green baize cover; about seven pair of sheets, some marked ' P. T. G.', and some ' J. G.'; a servant's black livery coat, one other coat, a hat with black crape round it, a pair of- black kerseymere breeches, a black velvet waist- coat, a satin ditto, a kerseymere ditto, five pair of brown cotton stockings, and eight silk handkerchiefs. On Friday night, the 11th instant, or early the following morning, the dwelling- house- of Mr. F. Barlow, Battle- place, Reading, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom:— A silver tea- pot; ditto milk- jug, marked ' W. S. W. Si'; ditto pint tankard, marked ' F. M. B.'; twelve silver tea- spoons, marked * B.'; a pair of sugar- tongs, marked ' F. M. B.'; six table Spoons, mark- fed * B.'; four salt- spoons, new; one olive brown coat, lined with silk; que brown cotton summer coat; two pair of shoes, and a wood basket.— Whoever will give information of the offender or offenders, may receivc the. Reward of Ten Pounds, by applying to the said Mr. F. Barlow, Battle- plaee aforesaid. Horse AND CATTLE stealing. Stolen or Strayed, on Sunday night, the 13th instant, from the grounds at Perdiswell, near Worcester, a fine- shaped light bay carriage Horse, about sixteen hands high, with a scar ou the forehead, seven years old, remarkably deep and heavy in the neck, with four black legs; strongly made all over, and when taken had a switch tail.— Two lusty men, with dark complexions, of suspicious appearance, were noticed skulking about the neighbourhood at eleven o'clock the same night; one had a thick- set jacket on, the other a blue ragged coat, with a large bundle, apparently containing rough coats. — Whoever will bring the above Horse, or give any intelli- gence so as he may be recovered, shall receive, on convic- tion of the offender, if Stolen, a Reward of Twenty Pounds, from Mr. Orchard, Police Officer, Worcester. Stolen, or. Thursday night, the 10th instant, or early the following morning', from a Field, belonging to Mr. James Freeland, at Stoke Dabernon, near Cobham, Surrey :— A Light Bay Mare ; rising five years old, in good condition, about fifteen hands high, rather a large head, Roman nose, with a red and white scar, has a double wart on her off eye- lash, and a light swelling inside of the near hock, occasioned by a kick.— Fifteen Pounds Reward. Stolen or Strayed, on Tuesday night, the 8th instant, or early on the following morning, from a Field close to the Black Horse Inn, at Teffont Magna, Wilts, a Brown Nag Mare, rising six years old, fifteen hands two inches high, with a little white over the off fore foot and the fetlock joint behind, and a small blemish on the chine.— Also a Bright Bay Cob Horse, rising four years old, with four black legs, and very short dockcd.— If Stolen, a Reward of Five Guineas will be paid to any person who will give such information as will lead to the recovery of the above Horses, by applying to Mr. Richard Hart, at Lavant, near Chiches- ter, Sussex ; to Robert Pasco, Police Office, Chichester ; or to Mr. Shergold, at the Black Horse Inn, Tefi'ont afore- said.— If Strayed, any person giving such information as above as will lead to the recovery of the Horses, shall be handsomely rewarded. Stolen, from Birkenhead, on the 8th instant, about half- past two o'clock, a Black Gelding; about twelve hands high, three years old, tail not yet docked, has a few white hairs in the forehead, slouch eared, and hogged mane.— It was taken over by some man in the evening by the Sea- combe Packet; he was dressed in a blue jacket, Russia duck or canvas trousers, and had the appearance of a sea- faring man.— One Guinea Reward, on application to Mr. Miller, at the Police Office, Liverpool. On Friday, the 4th instant, a Stolen Horse, of the follow- ing description, was Sold in Smithfield Market, for seven pounds ten shillings, to a man, having the appearance of a milkman.— The Horse is of a light brown colour, about fifteen hands and a half high, aged, a white slip down his nose, about four inches long, extending towards the off side of his face, the near hind foot white, and the hind feet worn at the toes for want of shoeing, tail long and thin of hair.—.- Any information relating to where the Horse now is, to be given to Mr. Robert Resker, constable of Writtle, Essex. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 8th instant, or early on the following morning, from Wormwood Scrubbs, a Dark Brown Mare, with four black legs, has a star on the fore- head, stands about fifteen hands higli, is aged, and the off hind leg is a little swelled.— Ten Pounds Reward on con- viction. Stolen, on Monday evening, the 7th instant, from a field at Ball's- pond, a Mare, the property of Edward Richards, of Green Man- lane, Islington. It was brought, the same night, about eleven o'clock, ( before it had been missed by the owner,) to • the Golden Lion Stables, in Saint John- street, and there left at livery, by a man, who said lie had that day brought it from Uxbridge : he was dressed like a groom, in a dark stuff waistcoat, with sleeves, drab breeches, white stockings, and atfclc shoes; he was about twenty years of age, about five feet four inches high, anil was slenderi * » oerson, and has not been seen since. The man brought a white leather halter about the Mare, but took it away with him again. Stolen, from the parish of Chelveston- cum- Coldecot, hear Higham Ferrers, in the county of Northampton, on the night of Friday, the 27th of June, a Brown Nag Mare, four years old, about fifteen hands high, a blaze in the face, a scar at the bottom of the off shoulder, caused by a kick, her neck very much chafed by the collar, her tail lately cut, and carries her head high when she is ridden.— Five Pounds Reward will be given to any person who may give such in- ' formation as may be the means of restoring the said Mare to William Boddington, of Higham Ferrers ; or Ten Pounds on conviction of the offender.— A Mare, answering the above description, was led by a man, through the village of Leedingworth and Old Hurst turnpike gate, near Saint Ives, Hunts., on the day after the above was stolen. LArCENY. On Tuesday afternoon, the 15th instant, William Brown- ing, of Kelvedon, Essex, had four sovereigns stolen from his waistcoat pocket, by a girl, in Wentworth- street, White- chapel.— She is a good looking girl, about five feet five inches high, of slender make, and about twenty years of age; she could be identified. 214 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 15tli instant, three shillings and three halfpence, from the person of Thomas Young, in High- street, Shadwell, by a woman of the town, known by the name of LOUISA, and a Man, whose name is unknown; the man wore a white hat. Stolen, on Wednesday afternoon, the Kith instant, from the shop of Mr. Alexander, No. 33, Cannon- street- road, by a young man, who entered under pretence of selling some shells, a Time- piece, capped and jewelled, in a mahogany inlaid case, with a star in front.— The man was followed to Wentworth- street, Whitechapel, and there all trace of him was lost. He is thin made, of sallow complexion, and was dressed in black. Stolen, on Wednesday, the 16th instant, from the person of John Anderson, in Sun- court, in the parish of Saint George, one blue coat, one silk waistcoat, one sovereign, and ten shillings.— MARY BEDFORD, a girl of the town, is suspected to have committed the felony. Stolen, on Saturday morning, the 12th instant, between nine and ten o'clock, from the Bath Hotel, in Piccadilly, a silver tea- pot, oval, plain, with black handle ; a silver coffee- pot, iluted in front of the spout; a pint silver tankard, marked ' T. B. S.'; a small silver extinguisher, plain ; a sil- ver table- spoon, plain ; and a silver desSert- spoon, marked ' S. B.'— A Man, about live feet seven inches high, about thirty years of age, with dark eyes, and good looking, was seen ou the staircase of the Hotel, a short time before, and is suspected of the felony.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid on the conviction of the offender, and recovery of the property. ESCAPED. Escaped from the Town Gaol, Cambridge, on the 8th inst., CHRISTOPHER CARTER, five feet eleven and a half inches high; born at Childerley, Cambridgeshire, a chaff cutter and porter to wagons, very slender make, very light hair, and thin face, grey eyes, a slight cast in the left eye ; had on, when he escaped, a coloured waistcoat, with sleeves, a pair of worsted cord breeches, blue worsted stockings, red and yellow cotton neckerchief, a pair of ancle jack shoes, and no hat.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension of the above- named CHRIS- TOPHER CARTER, or lodge him in any of His Majesty's Gaols, shall be handsomely rew arded for their trouble, and all reasonable expenses paid, by application to Mr. John Payne, governor of the Town Gaol, Cambridge. . WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, corporal ajid clerk, aged twenty- eight, five feet eleven inches high, deserted from the 2d Life Guards, in London, on the 14th instant. He enlisted at London, on the 8th November, 1819; belonged to Tut- bury, in the county of Stafford, and is by trade a wool- stapler.— Description: Fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes; person, slender; head, nose, and mouth, propor- tionate ; face and neck rather long, eyebrows arched, shoulders square, hands small; arms, thighs, legs, and feet, proportionate ; and tf as dressed in plain clothes. The above William Hitchcock is a young man of genteel address, and particularly mild spoken; is a remarkably good penman ; and is at this time in a sickly state, conse- quently pale; has a brother living at Flyer's Mills, Leices- ter; a father at Litchfield, aud a sister in Devonshire- street, London: but it is supposed he will endeavour to get on board of ship bound for America, either in the River Thames, or some other port. TWENTY GUINEAS will he paid immediately on the man's being apprehended, on applica- tion to Charles Clark, Lieut, and Adjt., 2d Life Guards. Stolen, between the 5th and 9th instant, a ten- pound Bank of England Note, No. 11,423, dated 15th March, 1828. — One Guinea Reward on conviction of the offender. Stolen, on Sunday night, the Cth inst., from the Priory, near Kilburn, seven hens, and one game cock ; the cock was white, with red wings, and yellow legs ; the hens were of a light brown colour. On Monday night, the 14th inst., John Falconer, of No 54, Commercial' Chambers, Minories, was robbed, in Rose- mary- lane, of twenty- five sovereigns, in a brown Ak purse ; a watch ribbon and, gold seal, with a cornelian stone, and a gold key. Stolen, on Wednesday afternoon, the 16th instant, about half- past five o'clock, from the Bed- room, No. 18, at the Bath Hotel, Piccadilly, a Carpet Travelling Bag, contain- ing a portfolio, a variety of Linen, & c. ; also a Brown Great Coat, and a Black Frock Coat— Whoever will apprehend the offender, or give such information as may lead to the recovery of the Property, to Mrs. Bland, Bath Hotel, Piccadilly, shall receive a Reward of Twenty Pounds. On Monday night, the 14th instant, the Stables of Mr. Stone, in Warwick- street, were broken open, and the fol- lowing articles stolen therefrom, viz.— One Chaise Harness, consisting of one bridle,- with red ribbon front, two brass imitation rosettes, a demi- lion on the blinkers, and mar- tingai with Diggel's patent bit, hames with brass slips to hold the hearing rein, brass chain, and plain collar; a sad- dle- pad, with patent breeching, also a small trace to back- band on each side, two brass turrets and brass . bearing- hook, and three square top- studs on each side of the pad; a riding- pad, with jointed stirrups ; and a curb- bridle. Found, on Wednesday the 16th instant, on a boy named MATTHEW WHITE, one wet shift, a shell having six NAME. William Pitt Thomas James Samuel Inglis James Ross James Wilson William Pullar William Hoasey Matthew Wilson John Williams John Brocon Joseph Dunmore James Butterworth Christopher Thompson John Wilson Joseph Brook James Lloyd Patrick Maloney Thomas Spencer Thomas Hall James Pardoe Henry Moyle William Shaw Michael Norton Robert Moxham CORPS. 23d Welsh Fusil. 22d Foot 25th Foot 20th Foot 26th Foot 26th F. oot 36th Foot 15 th Foot 56th Foot 56th Foot 9th Lancers 80th Foot 86th Foot 93d Highlanders 70th Foot 40th Foot 37th Foot 7th Drag. Guards 1st Bat. Ritles 3d Foot Guards 5th Foot 70th Foot 36th Foot 9th Lancers William Geary John Linson William O'Neil Charles Dapson John Porter John Patterson Walter Brown John M'Liver William Lee Thomas Cuddy Joseph Grinlinton Thomas Askham James Guthrie Henry M'Dowel Duncan M'Millan George Forster John Feris Patrick Hegarty William Gibbon Edward Hoare Edmund Keefe William Naylor William Crawshaw Timothy O'Dea Patrick Dolan Charles Elliott William Vose John Cooper Robert Johnston host. E. I. CORP'S. James Mann John Nagel Thomas Goff John Homer Patrick Kelly Richard Smith 58th Foot 9th Infautry 9th Infantry 33d Foot 33d Foot ' 26th Foot 5th Foot 78th Foot 3d Foot Guards 56th Foot 9th Lancers 9th Lancers 92d Highlanders 91st Foot 93d Highlanders Royal Staff 75th Foot 56th Foot 53d Foot 13t'n Light Drag. 56th Foot 16th Lancers 16th Lancers 58th Foot • 73d Foot Birmingham Kilderry Abbey Renfrew Laighkirk Tibbermuir Esker Calverley Liverpool Sandham St. G's. Southwark Wardleworth Tulish Ivilmaury Huddersfield . Edmonton Kilconry Carrick- on- Siiir All Saint's, Newc. Eastop Crown Liverpool Athlone St. John's, Bristol Anslipp Lymington Teignmouth St. Catharine's Kitlean Lanark Glasgow Greenock Tadcaster Kilcasan Romford Pockiington Beeny Canongate Strath Glasgow Killury Clonakilty Bampton Faversham Mount Castle Skerevat Home- firth Abbey Clare Limerick 84th Foot 67th Foot 40th Foot 4th King's Own SER/ VICE. Infantry Artillery Artillery Artillery Infantry Artillery West Melton Harwich King's Bramley Boyle Ganey Portlane Rallylannen Haddenham Ballintubber St. Paul's COUNTY. TRADE, AGE. • SIZE. PERSON. Warwick iron- founder 27 5 7 stout Kerry labourer 18 5 slender Renfrew weaver 22 5 9 stout * Renfrew weaver 20 5 61 stout Lanark labourer 21 5 10 slender Perth weaver 23 5 ' i stout Queen's labourer 19 5 H prop 1 York cabinet- maker 19 5 9 slender Lancaster seaman 19 5 H stout York labourer 18 5 6i slender Surrey labourer 30 5 lOf stout Lancaster dyer 20 5 44 prop Down weaver 18 5 6 stout Ayre • weaver 19 5 n 8 stout York weaver 23 5 w. made Middlesex labourer 20 5 « 4 slender Clare labourer 19 5 7 stout Tipperary potter 22 5 8f slender Northumb. cabinet- maker 21 5 7 prop Salop labourer 23 5 middling Cornwall miner 21 5 10 stout- Lancaster tailor 20 5 94 slender Westmeath clerk 23 5 8| slender Somerset shoemaker 35 5 9 stout Buckingham labourer • 23 5 8 sleuder Hants labourer 23 5 5 stout Northumb. labourer 20 5 n slender Dublin labourer 23| 5 ii stout Argyle clerk 27 5 ii stout Lanark weaver 22 5 8 F tout Lanark labourer 22 5 Si stout Renfrew clerk 21 5 8 slender Yorkshire gardener 21 5 94 smart Roscommon labourer 19 5 44 stout Essex painter 26 5 84 slender York joiner 20 5 94 stout Banff labourer 18 5 6* stout Edinburgh labourer 18 5 9 slender Inverness labourer 21 5 6| stout Lanark ironfounder 21 5 H stout Armagh labourer 20 5 n sleuder Cork weaver 20 5 94 slender • Devon labourer 22 5 6 stout Kent basket- maker 20 5 8| stout Kerry weaver 26 5 9i prop Y6rk corn- miller 24 5 8i slender York stone- mason 22 5 10 J slender Clare labourer 23 5 6 stout Limerick stohercutter 19 5 6 slender York labourer 23 5 stout Lancaster brush- maker 24 5 n- slender Stafford labourer 24 5 6 stout Roscommon labourer 20 5 10 slender Wexford labourer 22 5 6 stout Waterford labourer 19 5 7 stout Waterford labourer 24 5 74 stout Bucks labourer 19 5 74 stout Roscommon labourer 21 5 64 stout Kent farrier 20 1 5 n slender WAR OFFICE, Jl List and Description of HEAD. long small prop round' common oval small round large long large round common prop common small prop long- prop round large common small large FACE. oval oval long round long oval oval round oval long oval round round round round thin round loug ovaj oval round oval long larse large large prop round prop prop prop common middling large small small common round large round small small round prop prop round long large common long round oval oval long oval round round round oval oval round round round round round loug round round round long round long round oval EYES. hazel blue dark brown black blue hazel grey hazel hazel' dark hazel grey grey grey blue grey grey blue hazel hazel blue brown brown hazel blue grey grey blue blue grey brown hazel hazel blue blue blue grey hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey blue grey hazel blue grey brown EYEBROWS. brown light brown dark brown black fa it- dark brown dark brown shaved off dark brown dark brown fair sandy brown lightbrown brown fait- dark brown brown dark brown dark brown NOSR. short com., t. up long short common common small common small short large short common large common prop aquiline large pro]) long prop long aquiline large thick sleuder prop short common short long long short long short short sh. thick prop stout prop stout short prop long large long long thick HAIR. brown fair dark dark faii- brown brown light brown dark brown brown brown lightbrown fair fair brown lightbrown brown fair dark brown dark brown light brown black brown light sandy brown fair light brown fair dark fair dark light dark light fair fair sandy light brown dark sandy brown dark dark brown brown light , brown prop oval large common round round common round long long- prop long large long round common long round round long grey hazql grey grey grey hazel grey blue grey hazel light brown dark light brown brown dark I rown lightbrown brown brown light long short long prop large prop common common small sharp common prop common common common rat. large small common regular prop long long long short com mon loug short long stout stout prop long common middling short long • long short long r. short short long long short short short short long sh. stoi short i Jf long large prop common prop prop long common common common short long short long prop sliort long prop prop pro]) fair sandy brown fair brown fair black fair black light brown brown light brown sandy fair brown dark brown sandy brown dark lightbrown ' brown brown foxy rey light brown lightbrown brown brown dark brown lightbrown brown brown brown POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 215 points, a boy's cricket- bat, and two gold fish, supposed to have been stolen from' a garden in the neighbourhood of Saint John's Wood or Kilburn. Stolen from Mr. Sacre, at Marylebone, three large plain gold seals; two with red cornelian stones, with carved heads, the other a red cornelian stone, quite plain ; one gold slide ; and one ring, attached to a black ribbon. Stolen, on Tuesday, the 15th instant, from the Brig ' Park,' lying in the River Thames, a pair of stockings, a pair of shoes, and three shillings and sixpence. Stolen, ot.^ e 23d ultimo, from the house of Mr. Birkett, at Norwood, the co- unty of Surrey, a single- cased petit- or Watch; a double gold chain; three gold seals, one with wheat- ears crossed, and the letter ' B.', one with crest, and the word ' Truth,' the other with three letters engraved on it; likewise a gold key, with a steel pipe.— Supposed to have been stolen by a man that goes about selling fancy baskets ; he is about live feet seven or eight inches high, of dark complexion ; lie wore a shabby black coat, striped waist- coat, and dark trousers. The following articles have been found upon th< 5 execu- tion of a search warrant, and are suspected to have been Stolen :— One lady's gold watch, three chased seals, ring and curb- chain, maker's name ' Chater, London, No. 3123'; one silver hunting watch, with steel chain and key, maker's name ' Newton, No. 1374'; on'c ditto, maker's name ' Tarvis, No. 3037'; one ditto, capped and jewelled, maker's name ' Alexander Monro, Edinburgh, No. ^ 702'; one ditto, cap- ped and jewelled, with gold curb- chain, and three chased gold seals, maker's name ' Broadbanks, London, No. 2298'; one ditto, maker's name ' Charles Turner, No. 3751with the initials ' S. B.' on the inside case; eight gold chased seals, otie having a head engraved on cornelian; two large sized tortoise shell snull'- boxes, mounted with gold ; one morocco case, containing ear- rings, necklace, bracelets, & c.; two paste pins; two cornelian crosses, mounted with gold ; a quantity of gilver spoons, of various patterns ; a small dial, maker's name ' Stedman, Prince's- street'; five gold neck chains; one diamond ring; two very old fashioned cruets,, mounted with silver; a flask, mounted with silver ; six silver pencil- cases, with pens at one end ; one tortoise- shell comb, ornamented with pearls and cornelian, with the figure of Cupid in a car drawn by two lions; two metal ditto, ornamented with coral; a quantity of ivory handled knives and forks; gold and coral ear- rings ; Leghorn flats; small brass figures; Yorkshire mixture coloured cloths ; silk and cotton stockings; silk handkerchiefs ; gloves; sil- ver cased spectacles ; one small time- piece, in brass stand, maker's name ' Gisseny, Paris**; one silver soup- dish ; one gold ring, set with diamonds, with the following inscription on it, ' T. Harford, ob. 10th Oct. 1747. A. 1. 57.'; one plain ditto, with the words ' Love and Live'; six new razors; a set necklace and ear- rings; the works of Robert Burns, bound with purple leather, wjith the name ' John Barnwell, 1820 '; two figures of Mercury bearing candlesticks ; two new ( lutes ; three ivory handled fans ; one silver Cupid lover, haviDg the figures 23 and 13 ; a cut glass salt- cellar ; four pair of door handles, new; two silver salt cellars, marked • K. W.'; an opera- glass; an old edition of Rowe; two red morocco cases, with five hydrometers ; one pair of new steel snuffers, very handsome; two silk umbrellas ; one parasol; one new Russia leather pocket book ; and the top of a tortoise- shell snuff- box, with the figure of a man driv- ing a tandem, inlaid with gold.— Application to be made to the Public Office, Bow- street. Stolen, from Captain Brown, of No. 71, Sloane- street, Chelsea, a King's pattern silver fork, with crest, a lion passant. On Friday night, the 11th instant, Jonathan Mills, ser- vant to Mr. Cohen, of No. 28, Newington- place, Kenning- ton, had his pocket picked, near the Elephant and Castle, of a silver watch. No. 24905, no name ; ' J. M.' marked on the inside case; Roman dial. Stolen, on Thursday. night, the 10th instant, from the per- son of Mr. Gale, whilst passing the Hayinarket Theatre, a large Gold Watch, capped and jewelled, maker's name ' R. Bowen, Liverpool, No. 140'; also a line- gold Chain, with slides; and one Seal, and a gold Key; the seal has an amethyst stone, with arms engraved on it. Stolen, on Monday, the 7th instant, from the house of Mr. Shakeshaft, of No. 3, Charlotte- row, Bermondsey :— A sis keyed flute, ' Potter's ;' a mourning ring, a garnet ditto, that unlocks, a cornelian ditto, with the letters ' A. S.'; a mustard- pot and spoon, the top of a pepper- box, a pair of salt- cellars, three silver tea- spoons, with crest ' hand and arrow,' one table- cloth, marked ' Shakeshaft,' a white cloth apron, and a dark cotton shawl. CHARGSS. BOW STREET OFFICE. JULY 15 . HANNAH M'CARTHY, on re- examination, with being a common utterer of base and counterfeit money, in the Strand.— Committed to New Prison for trial. TIMOTHY SHURMUR, with stealing two handker- chiefs, one necklace, and one comb, the property of some person or persons unkdown, in George- street, Saint Giles. — Committed for further examination on Friday next. [ See last page. JULY 18, 1828. Deserters from His Majesty s Service. SHOULD. ARMS. HANDS. LEGS, FEET. 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No. 71 a servant, and took some of his master's clothing has been a sailor, supposed gone on board ship at Liverpool not attested took part of his regimental necessaries, and side- arms marks of a scald on the inside of the left foot . intermediately approved ....... not intermediately approved took side- belt and bayonet marks of pun.; 3d timg of des.; took part of reg. necessaries TIME. 2 June 28 1 June 2 June 21 May 2 May 25 May 31 May 29 May 1 Juue 1 June 25 May 1 June 30 May 3 June 30 May 6 June 3 June 29 May 4 June 19 May 4 June 5 June 6 June .8 June PLACE. Brecon Charlesfort Glasgow Edinburgh Perth Edinburgh Naas Liverpool Londonderry Londonderry Leeds Carlisle Newry Stockport Manchester Canterbury Limerick Manchester Leeds London Liverpool Manchester Naas Leeds COAT, black white jacket blue brown black blue white jacket blue regimental coloured blue st. jacket regimental white fatigue white jacket blue regimental white jacket regimental blue bottle green blue regimental blue st. jacket. WAISTCOAT. black blue striped lightcoloured striped blue striped flannel striped regimental flannel red & bl. str. white white flannel TROWSERS. black white reg. blue brown black blue white fustian blue grey grey overalls blue grey white tartan blue blue grey regimental white blue dark canvass black white white disch. from prison Apr. 23, left Bristol Apr. 2y ; 5th time des. took whole of his reg. nec.; disch. from G9th Reg. Dec. 1827 recruit; took part of nec. & great coat; has beeu a seaman wounded in left ankle ; took a part of his reg. necessaries . absconded before attesting absconded before attesting . . . . third time of desertion pock- pitted deserted in company with Askham .... bears marks of recent punishment: 2d time of desertion went off dressed in loose great coat and side- arms absconded before attesting 2d time of desertion ; took all his necessaries took all regimental necessaries . intermediately approved intermediately approved 2ddes.; marks of pun.; pock- marked . 8 Juue 9 May 2 June 20 March 20 March 3 June 25 May 5 June 28 April 2 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 3 June 5 June 9 June 6 June 8 June 7 June ( i June 5 June 9- June 9 June 11 June 8 June Portsmouth Manchester B. Slonyhill, Jam Uppark C. Jam. Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow London Tower Londonderry Leeds Leeds Glasgow Edinburgh Stockport Hythe Mullingar London Dublin Maidstone Londonderry • Liverpool Liverpool Portsmouth Buttevant regiment, red regimental white reg. blue st. cotton fustian black blue regimental white undress bluest, jacket blue st. jacket regimental fustian jacket reg. coat white or grey regimental blue regimental undress white undress blue blue white fatigue striped black light regimental flannel flannel drab dark flannel black dark blue grey blue grey blue serge blue serge corduroy blue drah dark blue grey grey overalls grey overalls tartan kilt fustian tartan kilt regimental white blue white white blue grey dark white blue grey blue srrev took a part of his regimental necessaries took side- arms and regimental cap enlisted in Liverpool , enlisted in Waterford . enlisted in Waterford . enlisted at Westminster enlisted in Dublin enlisted at Westminster j 7 J une ! 11 June 13 June 7 June 9 June 31 May 31 May 22 June 23 June 25 June Longford Bolton Canterbury Edinburgh Cas. Liverpool Waterford Waterford Chatham Chatham Chatham white jacket red regimental red coatee blue blue blue white white striped striped drab flannel white blue grey white blue grey coloured cord white grey grey 216 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 JULY 10. MICHAEL KEEFE, with stealing one . gold watch, one watch chain, and two seals, the property of James Roche, in Parliament- street.— Committed for further examination on Friday next. JULY 17. WILLIAM WOODROUGH, with stealing six brushes, the property of William Cowdry, in the Strand— Commit- ted to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM HARDNET, with stealing one handkerchief, the property of a person unknown, from his person, in Hen- rietta- streel, Covent- garden.— Committed to Tothill- fields Prison for trial. THOMAS BEAGLE, with stealing four burnishing tools, the property of Samuel Robinson, his master and employer, in George- yard, Macelcsfield- street, Soho.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. QUEEN SQUARE OFFICE. JULY 16. GEORGE COOPER, and THOMAS COOPER, on re- examination, on suspicion of stealing six shelves, the pro- perty of Samuel Hemmings.— Committed for re- examination on Friday next. JOHN KENT, and JOHN JONES, on suspicion of ob- taining of and from William Pearson, a bedstead and other articles, with intent to cheat and defraud him of the same. — Remanded till Friday next. MARLBOROUGH STREET OFFICE. JULY 15. SUSANNAH JOHNSON, with uttering two false and counterfeit shillings to Thomas Ascot, of Great Crown- court, Golden- square, well knowing them to be so.— Re- manded until Friday next. JEREMIAH MULLINS, with having in his possession four false and counterfeit shillings, well knowing them to be so, with intent to utter and pay away the same as and, for good shillings.— Remanded until Friday next. ANN MILES, with stealing three half- crowns, the monies of Margaret Grady, of Heddon- street, Regent- street.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 16. ELIZABETH COLLINGWOOD, with unlawfully utter- ing to Mrs. Terry, at No. 18, Ebury- street, Pimlico, one false and counterfeit sixpence, well knowing it to be so.— Remanded until Friday next. JULY 1?. JOSEPH MILLETT, DANIEL PAICE, and THOMAS WHITTLE, re- examined, with stealing one snuft'- box, the property of Lord Ferrers, from his person.— Committed to Tothill- lields Prison for trial. MARY LLEWELLYN, re- examined, with stealing two sheets, one waistcoat, and other articles, the property of Thomas Benyon, her master.— Committed to Newgate for trial. ANN LESTER, on suspicion of stealing one frock, and one handkerchief, of the value of eighteen- pence, the pro- perty of John Brickell, of Tottenham- court- road.— Com- mitted for further examination to- morrow. MARYLEBONE OFFICE. JULY 15. JOHN JONES, on re- examination, with stealing two saws, the property of William Hannaford.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 16. WILLIAM CAMAN, on re- examination, with conspiring with other persons, and thereby fraudulently obtaining a set of blinds, Vf due five pounds, from one Charles Brayne, at Marylebone.— Committed to the New Prison for trial. JOHN VERNON, by Henry Stowell, on suspicion of stealing one court dress, various other articles of wearing apparel, on e dozen of knives and forks, and other articles, the propert y of Lord Boston.— Committed for further exa- mination on Friday next. JOHN LUCAS, and RICHARD HUTCHINGS. by Jacob Stevens, with breaking into the garden ground of Mr. Flint, at Maida Hill, West, this day, with intent to commit felonv.— Convicted as reputed thieves, and committed to the House of Correction for one month. JULY 17. GEORGE FOX, by George Davey, on suspicion of steal- ing, last night, in Tottenham- court- road, one earthenware jug, his property.— Committed for further examination on Saturday next. JOSEPH SIBLEY, by James Wilson, with stealing, this day, in Earl- street, Lisson- grove, one pair of shoes, his property .-"- Committed for further examination to- morrow. HATTON GARDEN OFFICE. • JULY 15. MARY MOLD, with stealing six pounds of bacon, value three shillings, the property of Thomas Porter, of No. 53, Baldwin's- gardens.— Committed to Newgate for trial. PHILIP BENJAMIN MARSHEA, and GEORGE M'DONALD, on re- examination, with stealing a pair of womens' shoes, value two shillings and sixpence, the pro- perty of Alexander Cowen.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 16. JAMES RING, with stealing two trowels, the property of James Burch; and one trowel, the property of John Han- naford, in Frederick- street, Gray's- Inn- road.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JAMES SMITH, with stealing one clock, and other arti- cles, the property of George Adam Young and James Young of Eagle- street, Holborn.— For re- examination on Wednes- day next. MARY ELCOCK, with stealing one tea- kettle, one win- dow curtain, & c., the property of Joseph Ma tthews, of No. 48, Ray- street, Clerkenwell.— For re- examination on Fri- day next. JULY 17. CATHERINE ROGERS, on re- examination, with steal- ing a jacket, of the value of three shillings, in Tnrnmill- street., Clerkenwell, the property of John Cross.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. AVORSHIP STREET OFFICE. JULY 16. WILLIAM BAXTER, and FRANCES BAXTER, re- examined, with stealing a trunk containing several table- cloths, a child's dresS, two shirts, and other articles, the pro- perty of Thomas Henry, at Stamford Hill.— For re- exami- nation on Friday, 25th instant. • JOHN EVANS, re- examined, with stealing a quantity of lead, the property of Thomas Miller, in Saint Luke.— For re- examination on Friday next. JOHN LUKES, re- examined,- with stealing a coral neck- lace, from the person of an infant child, the property of Ann Taylor, in Shoreditch.— Committed to Newgate for trial. CHARLES KEYS, with stealing a coral necklace, the property of John Crook, from the person of Eleanor Crook, his infant child.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 17. ELIZABETH BLAKE, re- examined, - with stealing a watch, the property of Jonathan Stothard, in Saint Luke.— For re- examination on Saturday next. SAMUEL DREW, with stealing two plates, one cap, one handkerchief, and other articles, the property of some person at present unknown. — For re- examination to- morrow. SUSANNAH KING, with stealing a watch, and steel chain, the property of Edward Croft, from his person, in Saint Luke.— Committed to Newgate for trial. ELEANOR SMITH, with assaulting Isabella Craggs, and putting h. er in fear, and feloniously stealing and taking from her person, and against her will, one shawl, one bonnet, one gown, one pair of boots, two handkerchiefs, and other articles, the property of Thomas Craggs, in Saint Luke.— Remanded till Saturday next. ELEANOR SMITH, and EDWARD BROOKS, with steaHng a he'd, bedstead, aud other articles, the property of of Sarah Thomas, in Saint Luke.— Remanded till Saturday next. JOHN BUCKERIDGE, with stealing a coral necklace, from, the person of an infant child, the property of John Crook, in Shoreditch.— Remanded till Saturday next. JAMES SHELDON, and HENRY DUFFY, with steal- ing a coat, the property of John Morse, in Shoreditch.— For re- examination on Saturday next. ^ GEORGE WALKER, with stealing one hundred weight of lead, the property of Thomas Miller, in Saint Luke.— For re- examination to- morrow. CHARLES GOLDSMITH, and MARY RILEY, with having uttered a counterfeit half- sovereign to a shopkeeper, in Saint Luke, and having at the same time seven other counterfeit half- sovereigns in their possession.— For re- exa- mination on Tuesday next. LAMBETH STREET OFFICE. JULY 16. WILLIAM GROOM, on suspicion of stealing a quantity of lead, last night; supposed from some house in Church- lane, Whitechapel.— Committed for re- examination on Friday next. CATHARINE HOLT, on suspicion of stealing a shawl, last week, in Rosemary- lane, Whitechapel, the property of Eliza Drane*— Committed for further examination on Friday next. JOHN CALLOW, on re- examination, with receiving a mortar, the property of His Majesty, knowing the same to have been stolen.— Discharged, on bail, to give evidence at the next Maidstone Assizes, against JAMES ROGERS, and JOHN HARFORD, for stealing the said mortar. JOHN RACKLEY, on suspicion of having been con- cerned with the above- named JAMES ROGERS, and JOHN HARFORD, in stealing the said mortar.— For re- examination on Tuesday next. MARTHA WHEELER, with stealing four sovereigns, from the person of William Browning. ( See Larceny.)— For further examination on Monday. MARY ROY, with stealing one five- pound Bank of England Note, one ten- pound Bank of England Note, one chain, and various other articles, the property of William Wall, in his dwelling- house, in Great Prescot- street.— For re- examination on Saturday next. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. JULY 15. MARY PRENTICE, with being a reputed thief, fre- quenting the streets in Shadwell, last night, with intent to commit felony.— Convicted of being a rogue and vagabond, ^ nd committed to hard labour, in the House of Correction, for three calendar months. JULY 16. ELEANOR MURPHY, with stealing one silver watch, two gold seals, one gold key, one metal ring, one gold ring, and two sovereigns, the property and monies of William Wildman, this clay, in Shadwell.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 17. ANN SCOTT, and NICHOLAS CULLEN, with stealing thirteen sovereigns, the monies of Stephen Allen, yesterday, in Shadwell.— Committed for re- examination on Thursday next. UNION HALL OFFICE. JULY 17. r SAMUEL BUTTWORTH, convicted of being a rogue and vagabond, to wit, being found in the inclosed yard of John Bunk, this morning, at Newington, for an unlawful purpose.— Committed, for fourteen days, to Brixton. London : Printed and Published ( by Authority) by S. MILLS, JUN. Bolt Court, Fleet Street. *,* jt is requested, that all Communications for the purpose of obtaining, or giving, information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen proverty, especially stolen horses, may be addressed to Mr, Stafford, the Editor, Public Office, Bow Street.