POLICE OR, HUE PUISLISTJETF GAZETTE; AND CRY. ^ ut& oritg. No. 54.] TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1828. Coti^ jing the Substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felonies, and Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and eHwry 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 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 Horses, 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 bis 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 live feet seven inches high, fair complexion, rather pouting lips, with a trifling lisp in his speech, hair inclining to grey, one of his front teeth broken, and very insinuating in his address. He left his hbme 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 five and six years of age. Since which, it has been ascertained, tlicy 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 late employer, Mr. Williams, auctioneer, Throgmorton- street. ROBBERY. On Saturday afternoon, the 19th instant, about three o'clock, Peter Flynn, an invalid from the Bengal Artillery, took a hackney coach ( No. 628), in company with two girls, at the corner of Wentworth- street, and desired to be driven to Chamber- street, Goodman's- fields, where he lives. The coachman, however, chose instead to drive to Bromley, where they got out; and in walking towards Blackwall, he ( Flynn) was thrown, by the girls, into a ditch, much beaten, arid robbed, by them, of, seven sovereigns; they then ran away.— One of them is about twenty- six years of age, and much pitted with the small- pox ; the other is a good looking girl, about eighteen years of age. HOUSE- BREAKING. On Thursday afternoon, the 17th instant, between the hours of four and five o'clock, the shop window of Mr. T. Cosher, watch- maker, Tottenham, was cut, and the follow- ing watches stolen:— One double bottomed engine- turned watch, maker's name ' Cosher, Tottenham, No. 1465;' one silver jewelled watch, maker's name ' Cosher, Tottenham, No. 1442 ;' and one plain silver watch. On Sunday morning, the 20th instant, between the hours of one and five o'clock, the house of Walter Boyd, Esq., Plaistow Lodge, Bromley, in Kent, was broken open, and two French Clocks, mounted on green marble stands, maker's name ' Bansse, h Paris,' were stolen from the chimney- pieces tffeh*! saloons, in which all the drawers and cases were bi^ en open, and sundry articles, of no great value, were taken; viz. one cut glass ( yellow) smelling- bottle, with a lifting silver top; one small vinegar- box; one pen- knife, ivory handle, and three blades; one ditto, very small, mother- of- pearl, four blades ; one gold pencil- case, engine- turned ; two gold thimbles ; five yards of lace, ( a pattern to be seen at Bow- street) ; and six silver tea- spoons, from the housekeeper's- room.— The robbers are supposed to have been disturbed, as they did not go beyond the saloons, and left there a drawer, with a pateut lock, which they had not succeeded in forcing, having broken their crow- bar.— N. B. On one of the gold thimbles is engraved ' M. E. M. Boyd, born 25th March, 1800.'— Twenty Pounds Reward, on con- viction, and recovery of the whole or part of the property. Early on Monday morning, the 21st instant, the dwelling- house of Mr. Buttenshaw, of No. 3, Shepherton- place, New Nortli- road, was feloniously entered, and the following arti- cles stolen therefrom:— Two silver tea- spoons, marked ' G., W. A. B.'; two silver salt- spoons, marked ditto; one pair of cut glass decanters; a quantity of wine glasses; one hat, maker's name ' Gravenor, Moorfields; one um- brella ; and one pair of salt- glasses.— The thieves left be- hind them a hat and centre- bit. On Sunday morning, the 20tli instant, the dwelling- house, No. 2, Shepherd's- place, White's- row, Spitalfields, was feloniously entered, by two men, who packed up a quantity of wearing apparel, but being pursued, only took away with them two womens' caps. Late on Tuesday night, the 15th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, the Shop 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- five 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 ' I. 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 hats ( 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 ' I).,' one ditto marked ' A. T. D.,' one ditto marked ' E. D.,' a silk umbrella marked ' M. Parr' on the brass, a pair of gold ear- rings, a silver thimble, and alaee cap. HORSE AND CATTX. E STEALING. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 17th instant, from a Meadow, belonging to Mr. James Twycross, of Wokingham, Berku, a valuable three years old, Black Gelding, fifteen hands high, with a star in the forehead, short tail, thin mane, and white fetlocks, and has been recently trimmed.— Twenty Guineas Reward will be given to any person who will give information, so that the offender or offenders may be con- victed.— If found Strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, by applying as above. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 15th instant, from the stable of John Winn, Esq., of Ashdown Forest, Sussex, two Ponies, one about fourteen hands high, aged, and blind, a small bunch on the breast, and a ring on the near shoulder; the other is brown, about fourteen hands high, aged, has a small ring on the off shoulder, and a scar near the oil'hip. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 19tli instant, from a Field, at Shenley, in Hertfordshire, a small Bay Pony, with long mane and tail, about twelve hands high, very handsome, aged, with a very particular large scar between the mane and shoulders, a small star on the forehead, and one heel behind white.— Forty Pounds will be paid by Mr. Richard Toplin, of the Shenley Association, upon conviction of the offender or offenders. 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 on 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 o^, 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, on 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 bands 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 docked.— 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 Paseo, 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. PETER M'MARRAMAN, 32 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches, a native of Ireland, but speaks with a Scotch accent, deserted on march from London to Nottingham in a groom's fustian stable dress, taking with him a valuable grey horse belonging to Lieut. Colonel Wildman ( the officer commanding his regiment, the 6th Dragoon Guards). The horse is nearly thorough bred, white snip and muzzle, four white legs, and white. spots on off side of hind quarters, fired near fore ieg, from knee to coronet; stands about 15 hands inches high. Any person giving information that will lead to the recovery of the horse, will receive a reward of 10/. The man was seen at Berkhampstead, and is supposed to have made for America. The reward may be had from Lieut. Col. Edward Wildman, 6th Dragoon Guards, Not- tingham, or Mitcham, Surrey. LARCENY. RALPH SMITH, by trade a Linen- draper, and lately a Shopman to Mr. Stubbs, No, 18, Harrow- road, stands 218 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 riiarged with divers Felonies. He is about five feet eight inches high, fair ruddy complexion, light blue eyes, very light hair, rather freckled, and robust; he lately resided at No. 20, Carburton- street, Marylebone, which he left about a week ago.— Thirty Pounds Reward is offered for the ap- prehension of the said RALPH SMITH, to be paid upon his conviction. MICHAEL RYAN, late of Dublin, has Absconded, and stands charged, upon oath, with Felony of sundrv Bank of England and Ireland Notes.— The said MICHAEL RYAN is a native of the County Dublin, is five feet seven and a half inches high, slenderly made, about thirty- seven years of age, sandy beard, light hair, blue eyes, ruddy com- plexion, rather light or sandy whiskers, pitted with the small- pox ; generally. wears a white hat, a brown coat, with black velvet collar, Russia duck trousers, a ring on his little finger, and has a swinging walk.— Whoever will apprehend the said MICHAEL RYAN, and lodge him in any of His Majesty's Gaols in Great Britain or Ireland, within three calendar months from the date hereof, will receive a Re- ward of One Hundred Pounds, by applying to Hugh and John Johnston and Co., Scot's- yard, Bush- lane, Cannon street, London ; or to Michael Roach, Esq., Marlborough- street, Dublin.— The said MICHAEL RYAN came up by the Liverpool Coach, on Tuesday, the 15th instant. Stolen, on Friday, the 18th instant, from the apartments of Eleanor Burt, in Horse- shoe- alley, two cotton gowns, one Norwich crape ditto, and one red silk shawl.— Supposed to have been stolen by a man of the name of JOHN CRANE, about twenty- two years- of age, fair hair, and tall ; dressed in dark clothes, and has been lately discharged from the House of Correction. A person, calling himself CAPTAIN KING, and who says he has just come home from the East Indies, is charged with having, on Saturday, the 19th instant, Stolen thirty- nine yards of silk, thirty- two yards of printed cotton, eight pair of cotton stockings, four pair of silk stockings, and eight. silk handkerchiefs, from Mr. Brown, a linen- draper, in Ratcliff- highway.— The said person is about thirty years of age, five feet ten inches high, full faced, has sandy coloured hair and sandy whiskers ; was dressed in a blue military frock coat, buttoned close up to the neck. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANORS. A man calling himself JOHN SMITH, about 44 or 45 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, wearing a blue double- breasted coat, sometimes black and sometimes blue striped trowsers, a quilted waistcoat, white neckerchief, with his shirt collar high above it, generally wearing shoes, and carries a brown silk umbrella, walks very upright, very white hair, which may easily be mistaken for powder, plea- sant countenance, and genteel address, went, on Friday, the 18th inst., into the shop of Mr. John Vallance, boot and shoe maker, Lowgate, Hull, and said he wanted a pair of shoes, and desired that four pair might be sent lo his lodgings, in Quintin Place, Drypool, which were accordingly sent for him to select one pair, but he has since decamped with the whole of them. He has been committing similar frauds at Lincoln and Scarbourough. A reward of Three Guineas will be paid on conviction of the said JOHN SMITH, by applying to Mr. Vallance, or to Pearson Fox, Chief Constable of Sculcoates. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS Lost, or decoyed away, on Saturday, the 19th instant, between twelve and one o'clock in the afternoon, a Child, about three years of age, named Thomas Nelson ; he was then staying with a sister, living at No. 14, Water- lane, Fleet- street, from whence he was missed. He was dressed in a half mourning striped frock, and nankeen tippet; was without a hat, and had on shoes and worsted socks, and has light hair; he answers to the name of ' Tommy.' ESCAPED. Escaped, from his Majesty's Gaol at Reading, in the night of Sunday, the 20t'h of July instant, or early in the morning of Monday the 21st, JOHN TILEY, who, at the last Lent Assizes, was convicted of house- breaking, and sentenced to be transported for 14 years. The said JOHN TILEY is about 35 years of age, 5 feet4f high, stoiAnade, dark complexion, hazel eyes, brown hair, round f<^ 7 and down look; by trade a shoemaker, walks very stooping, from an injury he received by a kick; had on when he escaped the prison dress, i. e., a party- coloured jacket and breeches ( yellow and brown), wooden shoes, no waistcoat nor stockings, and wore a red and white handkerchief about his neck ; has been in the habit of tramping the country with a woman of short stature ( supposed to be his wife), who are both well known in the environs of Reading and Workingham. Whoever will apprehended the said JOHN TILEY, and lodge him in any of his Majesty's Gaols, shall receive a reward of Five Pounds, by applying to Mr. T. W. Eaststaff, County Gaol, Reading. DESERTED. WILLIAM HITCHCOCK, corporal and 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 WAR OFFICE, NAME. CORPS, VARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. FACE. EVES. EYEBROWS NOSE. NECK. HAIR. • William Pitt 23d Welsh Fusil. Birmingham Warwick iron- founder 27 5 7 • stout long oval hazel brown short thick brown Thomas James 22d Foot Kilderry Kerry labourer 18 5 H slender small oval blue light brown com., t. up slender fair Samuel Inglis 25th Foot Abbey Renfrew weaver 22 5 9 stout prop long dark brown dark brown long prop dark James Ross 26th Foot Renfrew Renfrew weaver 20 5 61 stout round round black black short short dark James Wilson 26th Foot Laighkirk Lanark labourer 21 5 10 slender common long blue fail- common common fair William Pullar 26th Foot Tibbermuir Perth weaver 23 5 n stout oval oval hazel dark brown common short brown William Hoasey 36th Foot Esker Queen's labourer 19 5 n prop small oval grey • dark small long brown Matthew Wilson 15th Foot Calverley York cabinet- maker 19 5 5 9 slender round round hazel brown common long lightbrown John Williams 56th Foot Liverpool Lancaster seaman 19 H stout large oval hazel shaved off small short dark brown John Brecon 56' th Foot Sandhain York labourer 18 5 slender long long dark dark brown short long brown Joseph Dunmore 9th Lancers St. G's, Southward Surrey labourer 30 5 iff stout large oval hazel dark large short browu James Butterworth 80th Foot Wardleworth Lancaster dyer 20 5 44 prop round round grey brown short short lightbrown Christopher Thompson 86 th Foot Tulish Down weaver 18 5 6 stout common round grey fair common sh. thick fair John Wilson 93d Highlanders Kilmaury Ayre weaver 19 5 H stout prop round grey sandy large prop fair Joseph Brook 70th Foot Huddersfield York weaver 23 5 8 w. made common rpund blue brown common stout brown James Lloyd 40th Foot Edmonton Middlesex labourer 20 5 slender small thin . grey lightbrown prop prop lightbrown Patrick Maloney 37th Foot Kilconry Clare labourer 19 5 7 stout prop round grey brown aquiline stout browu Thomas Spencer 7th Drag. Guards Carrick- on- Suir Tipperary potter 22 5 8f- slender long long blue fair large short fair Thomas Hall 1st Bat. Rifles All Saint's, Newc. Northumb. cabinet- maker 21 5 7 prop prop oval hazel dark brown prop prop dark brown James Pardoe 3d Foot Guards Eastop Salop labourer 23 5 n middling round oval hazel brown long long dark Henry Moyle 5th Foot Crowu Cornwall miner 21 5 10 stout large round blue dark prop large brown William Shaw 70th Foot Liverpool Lancaster tailor 20 5 H slender common oval brown broivn long _ long lightbrown Michael Norton 36th Foot Athlone Westmeath clerk 23 5 H slender small long brown dark aquiline long- black Robert Moxham 9th Lancers St. John's, Bristol Somerset shoemaker 35 5 9 stout large lariie hazel brown large thick brown William Geary 58th Foot Anslipp Buckingham labourer 23 5 8 slender large long blue light loug loug lair John Linson 9th Infautry Lymington Hauts labourer 23 5 5 stout large round grey sandy short short sandy William O'Neil 9th Infantry Teignmouth Northumb. labourer 20 5 H slender prop oval grey brown long long brown Charles Dapson 33d Foot St. Catharine's Dublin labourer 23- J 5 11 stout round oval blue fair prop stout faii- John Porter 33d Foot Kitlean Argyle clerk 27 5 u stout prop long blue lightbrown large sto, ut brown John Patterson 26th Foot Lanark Lanark weaver 22 5 8 f tout prop oval grey fair prop prop fair Walter Brown 5th Foot Glasgow Lanark labourer 22 5 Si stout prop round brown • dark common long black John M'Liver 78th Foot Greenock Renfrew clerk 21 5 8 slender common round hazel fair common common faii- William Lee 3d Foot Guards Tadcaster Yorkshire gardener 21 5 n smart middling round hazel dark small middling black Thomas Cuddy 56th Foot Kilcasan Roscommon labourer 19 5 4 § stout large oval 1> 1 ue light sharp short lightbrown Joseph Grinlinton 9th Lancers Romford Essex painter 26 5 H slender small oval blue dark common long brown Thomas Askham 9 th Lancers Pocklington York joiner 20 5 94 stout small ronnd blue light prop long light James Guthrie 92d Highlanders Beeny Banff labourer 18 5 6J stout common round grey fair common short brown Henry M'Dowel 91st Foot Canongate Edinburgh labourer 18 5 9 slender round round hazel faii- common long sandy Duncan M'Millan 93d Highlanders Strath Inverness labourer 21 5 et stout large round grey sandy common r. short faii- George Forster Royal Staff Glasgow Lanark ironfouuder 21 5 8 stout round round hazel light brown rat. large short brown John Feris 75th Foot Kiliury Armagh labourer 20 5 7h slender small long hazel dark small loug dark brown Patrick Hegarty 56th Foot Clonakilty Cork weaver 20 5 H slender small round grey sandy common long sandy William Gibbon 53d Foot Bampton Devon labourer 22 5 6 stout round round grey brown regular short browu Edward Hoare 13th Light Drag. Faversham Kent basket- maker 20 5 8J stout prop round blue dark prop short dark Edmund Keefe 56th Foot Mount Castle Kerry weaver 26 5 prop prop long grey dark long short lightbrown William Naylor 16 th Lancers Skerevat York corn- miller 24 5 H slender round round hazel brown long 6hort brown W illiam Crawshaw 16th Lancers . Home- firth York stone- mason 22 5 10* slender long long hi ue brown long long brown Timothy O'Dea 58th Foot Abbey Clare Clare labourer 23 5 6 stout large round grey light short sh. stout foxy Patrick Dolan 73d Foot Limerick Limerick stone- cutter 19 5 6 slender common oval brown brown common short gyy Charles Elliott 84ih Foot West Melton York labourer 23 5 6$ stout prop prop grey light brown loug short Pght William Vose 67th Fool Harwich Lancaster brush - maker 24 5 n slender oval long hazel dark large long brown John Cooper 40th Foot King's Bramley • Stafford labourer 24 5 6 stout large large grey light prop short lightbrown Robert Johnston 4th King's Own Boyle Roscommon labourer 20 5 10 slender common long grey brown common loug brown HON. E. I. COMf'Si SERVICE. James Mann Infantry Ganey Wexford labourer 22 5 6 stout round round grey brown prop prop brown John Nagel Artillery Portlane Waterford labourer 19 5 7 stout round common hazel dark! rown prop short dark brown Thomas Goff Artillery Ballylanuen Waterford labourer 24 5 n. stout common long grey lightbrown long long lightbrown John Homer Artillery H addenham Bucks labourer 19 5 H stout round round blue browu common prop brown Patrick Kelly Infantry Ballintubber Roscommon labourer 21 5 ej stout long round srey brown common prop brown Richard Smith Artillery St. Paul's Kent farrier 20 5 ? 4 slender long long hazel light common prop brown POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 219 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 was 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, and 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 be paid immediately on the man's being apprehended, 011 applica- tion to Charts Clark, Lieut, and Adjt., 2d Life Guards. PROPERTY STOLEN. The following is a more accurate description of the pro- perty found upon the execution of a search warrant, aud suspected to be Stolen, than that which was published a a few days ago, the articles may be seen at the Public Office, Bow- street:— One lady's gold watch, gold face, en- gine lurned, and jewelled, maker's name ' Chater, London, No. 3123', with gold chain, and six small chased gold seals, having the following impressions— a fox's head, a crane, a dove with an olive branch, a lyre, and compasses ; one silver ditto, capped and jewelled, maker's name ' Alexander Monro, Edinburgh, No. 2702,' with gold curH chain, and three chased seals ; one ditto, ditto, ditto, maker's name ' Broadbanks, London, No. 2298'; one ditto, maker's name ' Charles Turner, London, No. 3751', with initials ' S. B.' on the inside case; one hunting ditto, maker's name ' New- ton, London, No. 1374,' with a steel chain and key: one ditto, ditto, maker's name ' Tarvis, London, No. 3037'; eight chased gold seals; one lady's brooch ( locket lilligrce), transparent, set with rubies and brilliants, and a garnet in centre; one ditto, set with jet, with hair in centre, having the initials ' J. H. T., Aug. 1825,' engraved on the back, ( cvidenitly attempted to be erased); one large circular ditto, cornelian ground, set with pearls, with gold rosette in ccntre; one small ditto, set with pearls, garnets, and topaz; one gold ring, set w ith diamonds, with the following inscriptions on it, ' T. Harford, ob. 10th Oct. 1747, Jet 57,' on the re- verse, ' J. Earley, ob. 27th Nov. 1749, a: t. 27'; one brooch, set with turquoise and garnets, chased border; one sapphire paste necklace, brooch, ear- rings, and waist clasp, in a morocco case; one amethyst cross; two cushions in silver baskets, very small ; two yard measures, in silver, ditto; two diamond pins; one jet necklace and ear- rings, one coral necklace; one ditto, four rows ; one pearl ditto; about twenty engraved impression^ on cornelian and other stones, seemingly extracted from seals; five gold and gilt chains ; one round chased silver milk basin, with cover, of very old fashion, having the form of a women on top of cover, weight marked thus ' 23 and 13'; six gilt tea- spoons, French, of king's pattern ; six plain ditto, maker's stamp ' C. C.'; six ditto, ' A. B. S.'; six ditto, ' T. C. S.' ; four fiddle- headed ditto, ' R. R.'; six ditto, ( king's pattern,) one ' R. T. J. S.' others ' R. C. G. B.' two table- spoons, ' T. B;'; two fiddle- beaded ditto, dessert, ' R R.'; three ditto, ' G. B. B. S.'; two ditto, king's pattern, ' W. C. W. F.'; one gravy ditto, ' li. C. G. S.'; one ditto ; one table ditto, ' S. W.'; two tea ditto, ' W. C. W. F.' ; two ditto, king's pattern ; one ditto, ' W. E. W . F. W. C.'; one silver skewer, ' Hutton'; one pair of silver snuffers, ' H.'; one ditto salt- cellars, ' T. 6.'; one ditto, ditto, ' K. W.'; one silver pepper- box, ' S. D.'; two silver forks, ' W. E. W. F.; one large sized silver milk ewer, gilt inside, ' W. B.'; two old fashioned glass cruets, mounted with silver handles, spouts, and covers; one pencil- case, with two knife- blades ; two ditto, with one knife- blade; four ditto, with pens; one tortoise- shell comb, ornamented with pearls and coral, with the figure of Cupid in a car drawn by two lions; two metal ditto, ornamented with coral; five tortoise- shell, plain, ditto, large size; one gold curb- chain ; one pair of silver sugar- tongs, king's pattern ; two glass mustard- pots; several small brass figures, two of Roman soldiers; five new steel boot- hooks, with stamps and pickers ; one patent cork- screw ; one small barometer ; six miniature frames, new; one pair of new shears, maker's name ' Gajnbier,' sliopmark ' 27602— p; fifty- five knives and forks, ivory and black handles, maker's name ' Hoole,'& c.; two gilt cups, thought to belong to church service; two new flutes, with silver keys, one box, the other ebony, makers' names, ' Phipps,' and ' Bainbridge and Wood; one tortoise- shell instrument case, mounted with silver; six razors, ivory and black handles, makers' names, ' Daltou,' ' Barren' and ' Batl § y'; four books— the Pious Country Parishioner, Chinese Tales, Robert Burns' Works, with the name John Barnwell, 1820, and an old edition ofRowe's Works; two pair of white kid gloves; two pdir of white cotton stockings, new, one pair marked ' S. C.'; three pair of silk stockings; one lady's silk dress, dyed ; one scarlet crape shawl ; three scarfs ; one sheet, marked ' T. B. jD.'; one ditto ; seven and a half yards of linen ; one table- cloth marked ' 3'; a quantity of cloth in pawn ; two brass figures of Mercury bearing candlesticks ; two new checked shirts ; a remnant of silk: eight and a half yards of black silk • two black laced veils; five aud a half yards of dark mix- ture coarse cloth; two pair of steel snuffers, new; one cigar case ; several coats, waistcoats, trousers, 8cc. Stolen, on Friday, the 11th instant, from the Rev. Dr. Blomberg's, Amen- corner, Saint Paul's, the following arti- cles :— Two black evening lappelled coats, two black cassi- mere waistcoats, two pair of black cloth trousers, a dark corbeau coloured great coat, with black velvet collar faced with velvet, and the sleeves lined with silk.— Five Guineas Reward on conviction. [ See last page. f JULY 22, 1828. Deserters from His Majesty's Service. SHOULD. ARMS. HANDS. LEGS. square stout large stout round long small slender square long large stout round thick short common square common common slender square prop prop stout round prop long stout square long common small square prop prop short square long long prop r.& thick long large stout square prop prop • prop round prop common prop square stout large stout square common common common square prop prop prop square stout prop prop square prop prop prop square prop prop prop square middling middling prop square large large stout square long common common narrow slender small slender square prop prop thick square prop prop prop round short larse stout square short large long square prop prop pro]) square long prop prop square prop prop stout square long small stout square prop common stout square middling middling small round short prop short square common common slender square long large stout round stout large stout square long prop slender square stout large stout square long large common square common common common round prop prop prop broad regular regular regular square prop prop prop round prop prop prop square prop prop , prop square prop prop prop round stout stout stout round 1 CO « - prop!> common small square prop prop square slender long slender square prop prop prop square long small common round prop prop prop square prop large stout square prop large stout square prop prop stout square prop prop stout square prop prop stout FEET. small large small common common stout large large prop large large prop prop large common prop large small ; Pfc'P prop prop long small large MOUTH. large large small com mon common prop wide com mon small prop large common common large common prop prop iarge prop large prop iarge small prop MARKS AND REMARKS. letter D under left arm ; 2d time of desertion recruit, took the greater part of his regimental necessaries absconded before attesting ........ recruit, not drilled; speaks bad English; very awkward gait intermediately approved; claimed as an apprentice since des. took his great coat, marked E. 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 anil bayonet marks of pun.; 3d time of des.; took part of reg. necessaries TIME. 2 June 28 1 June 2 June 21 May 2 May 25 May 29 May 1 J une 1 J une 25 May I 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 « June 9 May 2 J une 20 March 20 March .3 June 25 May June 28 April 2 June 3 June 3 Juue 3 June 3 Juue 5 June 9 J une 6 June 8 June 7 June 6 June 5 June 9 June 9 Juue 11 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 browu 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 bluest. jacket WAISTCOAT. black blue striped light coloured 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 prop large large prop large prop small common middling small small large small prop prop large common prop large prop long prop prop stout common small large large prop prop prop small common middling small common prop common common large large large common regular prop prop prop prop small common disch. from prison Apr. 23, left Bristol Apr. 29; 5th time des. took whole of his reg. nec.; disch. from 69th Reg. Dec. 1827 recruit; took part of nec. & great coat; has been 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 . Portsmouth Manchester B. Stonyhill, 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 prop large prop large prop prop prop prop prop prop prop large prop common prop common large prop prop prop 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 7 Juue 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 blue grey blue grey blue serge blue serge corduroy blue drab dark blue grey grey overalls grey overalls tartan kilt fustian tartan kilt regimental white blue white white blue grey dark white blue grey blue grey striped striped drab flannel white blue grey white blue grey coloured cord white grey grey POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 17th instant, about half- past eleven o'clock, from the dwelling- house of Mr. Lans- down, in Chester- terrace, a silver watch, with silver dial- plate, the glass broken, maker's name ' Joseph Smallwood, Louth,' with a steel chain, two line gold seals, large size, one with amethyst, the other with red cornelian stones, and a gold key; a yellow worsted shawl, with a star in the middle and green fringe, has a darn in one corner ; also seven sovereigns, th<? property of Catherine Sullivan. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 17th instant, from the per- son of Mr. Thomas Harding, ( of No. 5, Raymond- buildings, Gray's Inn), at Fulham, a small common book, which shuts up, and fastens with a pencil, claret coloured cover, contain- ing two bills of exchange, one for three hundred pounds, drawn by Orchard upon A. Harding, the oilier for thirty pounds, drawn by Mills upon Wilson; a check for fourteen pounds sixteen shillings and eightpence; two five- pound Weymouth notes; and about a dozen address cards. Stolen, on Friday, the 18th instant, from the new buildings, in Belgrave- square, Pimlico, the property of Thomas Cubitt, of Pimlico, builder, the following carpenters' tools, viz.— One plough, ten irons, one stock and twenty- two centre- bits, one half- ripper, one pannel- saw, one tennant- saw, one dovetail- saw, one sash- fillister, one sash- plane, one smooth- ing- plane, one foot trying- square, one four- inch trying- square, three rebate- planes, one new tool- basket, one hand- saw, one rule, and one bead- plane ; all marked ' B.' Stolen, on Friday night, the 18th instant, from a glass coach, at Vauxhall- garden- gate, a blue box great coat, with six capes, the bottom one lined, and buttons w ith the crest of a hand and three arrows; short size; the property of Joseph White, of No. 15, Adam- street, West, Portman- square.— Two Guineas Reward, upon the conviction of the offender, and recovery of the coat. Found in the possession of JOHN COLLINS, and MICHAEL HARRAGAN, ( see Persons Charged at Lam- beth- street Office,) in Martha- street, Saint George, on Satur- day morning, the 19th instant, suspected to have been stolen:— Three shirts, marked ' J. C.'; one waistcoat, one pocket handkerchief, one shaving- box and brush, one knife, two razors, one pair of scissars, one leather purse, one belt, one pillow- case, one petticoat, one shirt, two caps, one pair of stockings, marked ' S. G.'; and a bag, containing a quan tity of rope, cut in pieccs. On the 13th instant, the premises of Penn, of Lewis- ham Mill, were broken open, and a quantity of glazed sashes stolen therefrom. The following Tools were stolen from the new buildings, in Belgrave- square, Pimlico:— One plough and ten irons, one stock and 22 bits, one half- ripper, one pannel- saw, one tenant- saw, one dovetail- saw, one sash filister aud sash- plane, one smoothing- plane, one foot trying- square, one four- inch try- ing- square, three rebate- planes, one new tool- basket, one hand- saw, one smoothing- plane, one rule, and one bead- plane.— The whole of the tools are marked ' B.' 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. Stolen, from No. 28, Well's- street, Oxford- street, a gold patent lever watch, with fancy gold dial, double bottom, engine turned, shell edge, barrel edge cases, shell bezils, capped, and maintaining power, name ' Joseph Johnson, Liverpool;' and a fine- gold key, and two seals. Stolen, on the 22d ultimo, from a lady, coming out of Port- land Chapel, a plain French gold w^ tcli, maker's name, ' Brequet, ii Paris, No. 6183,' and two gold seals, with the initials 4 M. II.', the large one has a lion over the initials. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 19th instant, from Tot- teridge, in Hertfordshire, a fustian jacket, with three rows of glass buttons, two shirts, marked ' C. B.', and a pair of half- boots, the property of Charles Bemester; and one sove- reign, and an old- fashioned watch, the outer case cracked, the property of William Yewetts. BOW STREET OFFICE. JULY 18. MICHAEL KEEFE, on re- examination, with stealing one watch, one chain, and two seals, in the dwelling- house of James Roche, in Parliament- street.— Committed to New- gate for trial. JULY 19. WILLIAM SHAW, with being a rogue and vagabond, to wit, unlawfully frequenting Saint James's Park, with in- tent to commit felony.— Committed as a reputed thief, to the House of Correction, for two months. QUEEN SQUARE OFFICE. JULY 18. MARY' ANN BATES, and SARAH BATES, on re- examination, with felony, viz. the said Mary Ann Bates with feloniously stealing two sovereigns, and other monies, the monies of George Griffin; and the said Sarah Bates with feloniously receiving the same, well knowing the same to have been stolen,— Committed to Tothill- fields Bridewell for trial. JULY 21. THOMAS TURNER, on re- examination, with stealing two razors, the property of John Smith.— Committed to Newgate for trial. MARLBOROUGH STREET OFFICE. JULY 18. ANN LESTER, re- examined, with stealing one frock, and one handkerchief, of the value of eighteen- pence, the property of John Brickell.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM RILEY, and THOMAS PATTISON, with being suspected persons, and frequenting Blenheim- street, Oxford- street, this day, with intent to commit felony.— Riley committed to Tothill- fields Prison, to hard labour, for one month ; aud Pattison committed to the same prison, for want of sureties, as an idle and disorderly person. GEORGE HINE, with stealing, this day, from a shop in Monmouth- street, Saint Giles, one pair of boots, of the value of two shillings, the property of Charles Whiteman.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JAMES CANN, with stealing one handkerchief, value seven shillings, the property of Charles Stock, of Maryle- bone- street, Golden square.— Committed to Newgate for trial. EDWARD DAVIS, with attempting to pick the pocket of Thomas Jenkins, yesterday morning, in West- street.— Committed to Tothill- fields Prison for want of sureties. CATHERINE BARRY, convicted in the penalty of four pounds, and twenty shillings the value of the property, for unlawfully pawning, and in default of payment, committed to Tothill- fields Prison, for three months. MARYLEBONE OFFICE. JULY 18. JOHN VERNON, on re- examination, with stealing, in the dwelling- house of Lord Boston, in Park- terrace, one court dress, various other articles of wearing apparel, a dozen knives and forks, and nine parcels of wax candles, his property ; and two pair of epaulettes, the property of the Honourable Frederick Paul Irby.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOSEPH SIBLEY, on re- examination, with stealing a pair of shoes, the property of James Wilson.— Committed to Newgate for trial. HATTON GARDEN OFFICE. JULY 19. EDWARD EVANS, and FREDERICK TURNLEY, with being found in and upon the dwelling- house, No. 6, Guildford- place, Clerkenwell, they being there for the pur- pose of committing felony.— Committed to the House of Correction, for three months. JULY 21. JAMES HARDING, on re- examination, with stealing one silver watch, of the value of fifty shillings, the property of Robert Small, in Beauchamp- street, Holborn.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. WORSHIP STREET OFFICE. JULY 18. GEORGE WALKER, re- examined, with stealing one hundred weight of lead, the property of Thomas Miller, in Saint Luke.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 19. ELEANOR SMITH, and EDWARD BROOKS, re- exa- mined, with stealing a bed, bedstead, and other articles, the propeity of Sarah Thomas, in Saint Luke.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOHN HUCKERIDGE, re- examined, with stealing a coral necklace, the property of Alexander Taylor, from the person of Martha Taylor, his infant child, in Saint Luke.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JAMES SHELDON, and HENRY DUFFY, re- exa- mined, with stealing a coat, the property of John Morse, in Shoreditch.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 21. THOMAS KNIGHT, re- examined, with stealing a truck, the property of John Hall, in Saint Luke.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOHN EVANS, re- examined, with stealing a quantity of lead, the property of Thomas Miller, in Saint Luke.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. LAMBETH STREET OFFICE. JULY 18. THOMAS FALLAN, on re- examination, with stealing a coat, in High- street, Whitechapel, the propjfcty of William Fitch.— Committed to Newgate for trial. 9 JULY 19. MARY ROY, re- exatnined, with stealing one five- pound note of the Bank of England, and a silver snuff- box, the property of William Wall, her master, in his dwelling- house, in Great Prescot- street.— Committed to Newgate for trial. THOMAS RICHARDS, with stealing five shirts, and other articles, the property of George Tanton.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JULY 21. JOHN PHILLIPS, by George Henry Easton, with being a suspected person, frequenting a place of public resort, this morning, in the parish of Saint George, with intent to commit felony.— Committed as a rogue and vagabond, for three months, to the House of Correction. RICHARD LOULAND, with stealing a piece of copper- rod, on Saturday evening, at Mile- End- road, the property of Alexander Sinclair.— Committed to New Prison for trial. JOHN DRISCOLL, and DENNIS DRISCOLL, stand- ing indicted at the last Old Bailey Session, with assaulting and robbing Margaret Donovan, of two rings, at Poplar.— Committed to Newgate for trial. ANN STERLING, with feloniously breaking and enter- ing the dwelling- house of Jane Dyckhoff, in the parish of Saint George, and stealing therein two coats, and other articles, the property of Francis Holland,— Committed to Newgate for trial. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. JULY 18. HENRY THOMPSON, with stealing a pair of trousers, the property of Barnett Moss, on the 17th instant, in Shad- well.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM WALTERS alias KING, with stealing three fowls, the property of James Brooker, on the 17th instant, at Walworth Common.— Committed for re- examination on Thursday next. JULY L?. MARY ANN LYNCH, and ELIZA CURRY, with stealing a pocket- book, twelve sovereigns, and two one- pound Bank notes, from the person of John Emery, last night, in Shadwell.— Committed for re- examination on Saturday next. UNION HALL OFFICE. JULY 18. WILLIAM BOLTON, convicted of being a rogne and vagabond, having been found in the inclosed area of John Knill, this day, at Camberwell.— Imprisoned for three months, at Brixton. THOMAS SMITH, on suspicion of breaking and enter- ing the house of Samuel Driver, and stealing ten silver tea- spoons, and other articles, therein, on the 16th instant, at Lambeth.— Remanded till Wednesday. JOHN CHURCHWARD, convicted of being a rogue and vagabond, having been found in the dwelling- house of Daniel Perry, this day, in the parish of Lambeth, for an un- lawful purpose.— Committed for three months, to Brixton. HENRY COOPER, convicted under the Vagrant Act, being a suspected person, frequenting the Kennington- road^ in the parish of Saint Mary, Newington, with intent to com- mit felony.— Imprisoned for three calendar months, hard labour, at Brixton. JULY 19. JOHN WESTRIP, on suspicion of stealing, on the 18th instant, in the parish of Saint Mary Magdalen, Ber- mondsey, a silver watch, the property of dfce person un- known.— For re examination. on Thursday next. EMMA PALMER, on suspicion of felony.— Committed for trial to the county gaol. London; Printed and Published ( Jiy Authority) by S, MILLS, JUU, Bolt Court, Fleet Street. *,* It is requested that all Communications for the purpose of obtaining, or giving, information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen prooerty, qspecially stolen horses may be addressed to Mr, Stafford, the Editor, Public Office, Sow Street.