POLICE OR, HUE tJufcltgfKfc t)?> GAZETTE; AND CRY. No. 58*.] TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 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 antf'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 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, lie- 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. RETURN Of PRISONERS of the Crown, who are presumed to have Escaped from the Colony of NEW SOUTH WALES during the Year 1827- NAME. SH P. Bow, Thomas Bow, James Bluett, Patrick Bailey, George Butler, Thomas Ball, James Clarkson, William . Campbell, Richard [ har Callagher Denis or Kellahar Daniels, Thomas Gafney, Peter Henly, John Howley, James Hunter, Frederick Lowe, John Mahony, Denis M'Intyre, John Madden, John M'Carthy, William Norton, Denis Pearson, Thomas Robinson, John Rayson, John Sweeney, Wm. or John Smith, John [ gars Taggart, Patrick, or Saggars Watkins, Samuel Wynn, James Warner, William Wilson, Charles DATE of Absconding Asia Asia Brampton Asia Indefatigable Malabar Success Coroinaudel Isabella Dromedary Earl St. Vincent Marquis Huntley Marquis Huntley Lonach lloOghley' Bovae Ann and Amelia Asia Earl St. Vincent Princess Royal Boyne England Countess Harcourt Asia Albion Guildford Minstrel 28 Dec. 1827 28 December 2H December 23 February 10 August 26 October 29 June Ij July 28 December 14 September 28 December 23 December 25 January 28 Itecflnber 2C December 28 December 2S December 28 December 28 December 14 September 2$ December 28 December 38 December 28 December FROM WHAT SERVICE. Berry and Company Berry and Compauy Berry and Company Mr. Thomas Street Mr. Leviugstone His Majesty's lumber yard Government at Newcastle His Majesty's dock yard Berry and Company Hyde Park Barracks Berry and Company Mr. Williams, Sydney Berry and Company Mr. C. Wright, Bong Bong Geo. Townshend, Hunter's R. Berry and Company Berry and Company Berry and Company Berry and Company Berry and Compauy Mrs. Reynolds, Sydney Mr. Thomas Street, Sydney South Head Road party Berry and Compauy Berry and Company Berry and Company Berry and Company Mr. Lethbridge, Prospers South Head Road party Government ship carpenter REMARKS. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Supposed to have gone to New Zealand. Supposed to have escaped per Rolla. Supposed to have escaped per Cumberland. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Supposed to have escaped per Portland. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Supposed to have escaped per Albion. Supposed to have escaped to New Zealand. Supposed escaped per Leda, for Calcutta. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Piratically seized the Phoehe. Piratically seized the Phoebe. Supposed to have escaped per Albion. Supposed escaped per Leda, for Calcutta. Escaped from H. M.- schooner Isabella. HOUSE- BREAKING. On Friday morning, the 1st instant, the Dwelling- house of the Rev. J. C. Lockwood, Vicar of Croydon, was broken and entered, bv some perstSn or persons unknown, and the sum of Three Pounds, Fourteen Shillings, and Sixpence, and a Steel Purse- clasp, were Stolen front a cupboard in the Kitchen.— Whoever will give such information to Mr. R. George, Constable of Croydon, as shall lead to the ap- prehension of one or more of the Thieves, shall, on their being committed for trial, receive a Reward of Five Pounds ; and a further Reward of. Fifteen Pounds on con- viction, on application to the Rev. J. C. Lockwood, Croy- don Vicarage. On Friday, the 1st inst. the bouse of Mr. John Dowsett, of Dowless street, Camberwell, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen ; viz. eleven silver tea spoon's, marked ' S. T. U.', two tabic ditto, a punch ladle, marked,' S. F.', two table spoons, marked, ' S. F.\ a cream pot, marked, ' J. D.\ eleven shirts, marked, ' Johnson,' four cravats, two damask table cloths, and one pair of silk stock- ings, all marked, ' Johnson.' On Friday evening, the 1st inst., between the hours of eight o'clock, and nine o'clock the following morning, the house of Mr. W. Green, of No. 3, Wigmore street, Ca- vendish square, auctioneer, was feloniously entered, and a small square mahogany Medicine Chest, lilted up com- plete, stolen therefrom. On Saturday evening, the 2d instant, between the hours of eight and ten o'clock, some person or persons did felo- niously enter the house of Mr. C. Watkins, situate in Saint John's Wood Terrace, Portland Town, and steal therefrom sundry articles of wearing apparel, consisting of a drab box coat, trousers, silk handkerchiefs, and some linen.— Whoever will give information, so as to lead to the convic- tion of the offender or ollenders, shall receive a Reward of Five Pounds, on application to the said Mr. C. Watkins. On Saturday, the 2d inst., the dwelling- house, No. 21, Margaret- street, Hackney- road, was feloniously broken open and entered, and the following articles stolen there- from ; viz. two silver tea- spoons, one table cloth, and one cotton shawl. On Wednesday morning, the 30th ult., the dwelling- house gf Thomas Fullwood, of No. 3, Brunswick- street, Hackney- road, was feloniously broken open and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom ; viz. one black- coat, waistcoat, and trousers, one blue coat, one pair of drill trousers, one pair of Wellington boots, marked inside, ' Messrs. Fullwood and Phillips, makers, John- street- road '; twelve shirts, marked, ' T. F.' with narrow pieces let in the back of the collars ; one bine silk gown ; one fawn Norwich crape gown ; four cotton gowns : two shawls ; two scarfs ; a quantity of silk and cotton handkerchiefs, and various articles of wearing apparel; one five pound note ; several sovereigns ; three silver table spoons, chased handles, marked, ' J. 51.'; six ditto tea spoons, marked,' T. M. F.'; one caddy spoon, ditto; one pair of sugar tongs, ditto ; two parasols; two dessert spoons, one marked, • D. S.'; two umbrellas; one silver snuff box, chased, the Freemasons' Arms on the lid ; one small box ; three gold brooches, one of them set with pearls ; one wedding ring ; two gold pins, one set with a blue stone ; one gold ring, set with garnets, and a small piece rivetted iuside; one fine- gold seal; two glass salt collars, odd ones ; one stone seal, gold mounted ; and one cut smelling bottle, marked ' F.' On Friday night, the 1st instant, the house of Thomas Newton, Esq., of Chingford, Essex, was broken open, and the following articles Stolen therefrom, viz.— One gravy- spoon, one table ditto, three dessert ditto, two salt ditto, marked ' H. N.'; one new tea- spoon, fiddle headed, four kitchen tea- spoons, and one sauce- ladle, all silver; one cut glass butter basin, dish and cover; a paper tea- tray; four glass salts; two plated knife- rests ; and a bunch of keys. Late on Tuesday night, the 29th of July, or early the fol- lowing morning, the premises and counting- house of Messrs. Wigg and Company, of North- place, Gray's- Inn- lane, were feloniously broken and entered, and the following: property stolen ; viz two ten- pound notes, two five- pound ditto, about forty pounds. in gold and silver monies, n di- vidend warrant for twenty thousand pounds Consuls, a South Sea warrant for ten thousand pounds, a Bank chcquc lor fifty- six pounds, drawn by the Accountant- General of the Court of Chancery, a promissory note for two hundred pounds, one ditto for fifty pounds, a bill of exchange, at six months, for eighty- seven pounds nineteen shillings, several bonds, a Banker's book, cheque book, and various memo- randums, a small quantity of stamps, two keys, a brown silk umbrella, with cane slick, a rent book, bound in red leather, and a long black memorandum hook, with loops for a pencil. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. On Monday night, the 28th of July, or early on Tuesday morning was stolen from Worle Hill, in the parish of Worle, in the county of Somerset, a Black Horse ( now in- clined to brown) fourteen hands two and a half inches high, strong made, with good action, short cnt tail, heels close trimmed, rising four years old. rather thick in the shoulder, two hind legs white above ihe fetlocks. There arc five black spots upon each of the hind legs just above the hand of the hoofs, the olf leg before white nearly. to the fetlock, a star in his forehead, the mane rather thick, and head lately trimmed. — The horse was offered lor sale in Bristol Market, on Thursday last; he stood previously at the New Inn, in Bedminster, and was shown at the Hot Wells in the course of the day ; is the property of John Wylde, of Worle, tallow- chandler. Any person who will give such informa- tion as will lead to the recovcrv of the horse, and conviction of the offender, shall receive Ten Guineas Reward, on ap- plication to the said John Wylde, at Worle. On Wednesday, the 30th ultimo, WILLIAM COLLIER, of Wolverhampton, ( late of Dudley), Absconded with a Mare from Wolverhampton, belonging to John Richards, of Wolverhampton.— The said Mare is a Bright Bay, about fifteen hands high, and maikcd with Ihe collar on the near shoulder; she has four black legs, and a switch tail.— The said WILLIAM COLLIER is about live feet eight inches high, lame in ihe right knee, and turns his toes out when he walks ; be had on a fustian jacket and trousers, and upon the whole had but a mean appearance.— Five Guineas Re- ward on conviction. ' Stolen or Strayed, on Thursday night, the 31st ult., or early the following morning, from Shirley Common, near Southampton, a light brown Mare, about thirteen hands high, with four black legs, slightly marked on both knees, with a switch tail, about six years old.— Five Pounds Re- ward. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 30th ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Field, at Summerhill, in the Parish of Sedgley, a Bay Gelding, aged, about fifteen hands high, a white blaze on the forehead, near fore foot white, and switch tail.— Any person giving information of the ofFender or offenders, shall, on conviction, reccive a Reward of Twenty Guineas. On Sunday, the 27th ultimo, a man calling himself Mr. Saunders, and slating that he lived at No. 37. Broad- street, Carnaby market, hired a horse and tilbury for three days, 1582 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. at Mr. Hardiman's livery stables, Little Guildford- street> Russell- square, to go to Wrotliam, in Kent, and has not since been heard of. The horse is fifteen hands two inches high. with brown muzzle, four black legs, a star on the fore- head, is rather narrow in the loins, and a little vicious in dressing. The tilbury was yellow, picked out with black, lined with dark green, with a large green cushion, and a green driving cushion ; the wheels, mail patent; the har- ness brass, except the buckles, which are covered with leather. The man is about five feet four inches in height, rather stoat, and dark, with round face, and full dark eyes, and was dressed in black, and had a dark neckcloth on, when he left the yard. Stolen, on Saturday the 26th ultimo, or early the follow- ing morning, from the farm of Thomas Jell, of West Well, in the county of Kent, a Bay Mare, with four black legs, switch tail, a star on the forehead, and the hair grey round the shoulder. Also, a black Cart Mare, with a long tail, and a star on the forehead. The Mares were traced to Chatham, where all further trace was lost. Early on Wednesday morning, the 23d ultimo, Eleven Sheep were Stolen from Ashmore Common, in the Parish of Kempsey, in the County of Worcester, viz.— Five wethers, marked ' S. S.' on each side, one of them much eaten with maggots on the thighs ; four marked ' I. P.', viz. two rams and two wethers; one ram, marked * K.' upon the rump; and one wether, marked ' T. O.'— The said Sheep were driven through the Turnpike- gate at Bredon, early on the same morning, and some of them have been traced to Enstone, in Oxfordshire, where four of them were sold by EDWARD DRAKE, a Drover, who is supposed to have Stolen the same.— The said EDWARD DRAKE is about five feet seveo inches high, stout built, florid complexion, dark hair, Roman nose, oval face, stout legs ( rather bowed), and left handed; he has a remarkable voice, rather shrill; and is active in his walk. On Monday, the 28th. ultimo, he was dressed in a pepper and salt jean frock coat and waistcoat, laced ancle shoes, and a coarse low crowncd hat: he some- times wears a dark brown fustian frock- coat, and red waist- coat.— The said EDWARD DRAKE is well known on the road from Worcester to London, as a Driver of cattle for the London Market.— Any information respecting the above will be thankfully received by Samuel Smith, of Kempsey aforesaid ; or Mr. Orchard, Police Ofiiccr, Worcester. Stolen, late at night on the 8th ultimo, or early on the fol- lowing morning, from a Pasture Field, in the Parish of Stanton, Suffolk, a Bright Bay Riding Mare, six years old; the property of Mr. Thomas Pooley. She is about fifteen hands and a half high, with two white heels behind, up to the fetlock joint; has a remarkable hole or doke on the oil' side of her neck; and had, when Stolen, two chafed places, one on each side of her hips ; and a thin switch tail, docked very short.— Whoever will give such information as tnay lead to the conviction of the offender, shall, on application to Mr. Pooley, receive a Reward of Ten Guineas. Stolen or Strayed,( but supposed to be Stolen), on Thurs- day night, the 31st ultimo, or on the following morning, a Brown Pony ; aged, about fourteen liands high, cnt tail, puffed very much at all four fetlock joints, and a little hair off' under the saddle.— This Pony is missing out of a Field adjoining the house of Mr. Thomas Lancashire, Long Eaton Field, in the County of Derby, who hereby offers a Reward of Five Pounds for the apprehension of the person or per- sons who Stole it, on conviction.— If Strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid for its recovery. On Sunday morning, the 3d inst., a Male Donkey was stopped by Richard Griffiths, a Bow- street Patrol, on New- ington- causeway ; it is supposed to have been Stolen, and was being driven by a suspicious character, who escaped. Stolen, on Saturday evening, the 26th of July, a Dark Bay Gelding Pony ; about twelve hands and a half high, aged, the off eye blind, a swelling under the throat inclining to the off side, a scar on the off thigh, with while hairs, and short cut tail.— Also a Cart, much worn, painted dark lead colour, iron axle- tree, with ' J. Cross, Wymondham Stage Cart,' painted on tin, and nailed on the off side of the Cart; the proporty of John Cross, of Wymondham, Norfolk, Butcher.— The above were Stolen by a Man, under thirty years of age, about five feet five inches high, dressed in a light fustian frock, light waistcoat, round hat, breeches ( supposed to be kerseymere), and leggings cut off at the ancles, white cotton stockings, and clean polished shoes. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 27th of July, or early on the following morning, from two Closes, called the Homeclose and Allcross, adjoining the Village of Cold Ashby, in the County of Northampton, two Nag Horses, five years old each. The one a bright Bay, having no white about him ; is rather wide in his quarters, and thick in his joles, with a busily tail, and some hair upon his legs ; stands about four- teen hands three inches and a half high, aud appears as much calculated for harness as riding. The other a Black, with dingy hair occasioned by the Sun, having some white on both his hinder heels, and one fore heel; a small star in the forehead, and a speck of white within side one knee; stands fifteen hands and a half high, and is as much calcu- lated for hunting as riding; the property of Mr. William Lovell, of Cold Ashby.— Whoever will give information of the person or persons who committed the above Felony, so that he or they may be prosecuted, shall, on conviction, re- ceive a Reward of Twenty Guineas of the said Mr. Lovell; and if more than one person was concerned therein, and either will impeach his accomplice or accomplices, he shall, on conviction, be entitled to the said Reward, an 1 interest will be made to procure His Majesty's Pardon. WAR OFFICE, JL List and Description of NAME. John Welsh, al. M'Lelland James Watson William Tugbey Michael Colwell Job Rushton John Lane Thomas Bury James M'Keon John Barins Patrick Whelan Robert Taylor Joseph Rowse William Atkins Alexander Impey Joseph Williams James Burns James King, alias M'Neill Joseph Alsop William Bridges Walter Williams Thomas Vickerman James Gunner James Healey Samuel Harper CORPS. 90th Lt. Infantry 26th Foot 36th Foot 89th Foot 95th Foot 46th Foot 15th Hussars 13th Lt. Infantry 56th Foot 56th Foot 89th Foot 9th Foot 9th Foot 3d Foot ( Buffs) 64th Foot 85th Foot 91st Foot 33d Foot 33d Foot Royal Horse Gds. 11th Lt. Dragoons 4th Foot 53d Foot 56th F<> ot PARISH. Barony Westbourn Mountsorrel St. Peter's Stafford Dasthartry Shoreditch Clonbroury Barnyneal Youghall Detham Hyde Chessy Chenes Nantwich Leeds Campbellton St. Mary's Sleaford Yarmouth Almondsbury Drummathy St. Thomas's Aston COUNTY. Lanark Gloucester Leicester Roscommon Stafford Somerset Middlesex Longford Tipperary Cork Essex Chester Surrey Bucks Chester York Argyle Nottingham Lincoln Norfolk York Wexford Dublin Warwick TRADE. 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Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 29th of July, or early on the following morning, from a Field, belonging to Mr. J. Wheeler, of Tndely Mill, Kent, a Light Bay Mare ; aged, about fifteen hands and a half high, white face with two red stars, very thick quarters, the off shoulder wrung with the collar, and the hair now off.— Also Stole, at the same time, from a Stable adjoining, a Bridle and Saddle — Any Person giving information, so that the offender or offenders may be brought to justice, shall, on conviction, receive a Reward of Twenty Pounds, by applying to the said Mr. J. Wheeler, Tudely Mill. Stolen or Strayed, from a Field, belonging to Bere Farm, in the Parish of Okehampton, in the County of Devon, early on Saturday morning last, the 19th July, a Brown Mare, six years old, about fifteen and a half hands high ; mark white in the off foot behind, a white snip on the nose, and some grey hairs on the off hip, a cut tail, and rather a thick mane — A handsome Reward will be paid on recovery and conviction. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 24th of July, at West Thurrock, Essex, out of the Salt Marshes, a Bay Mare, six years old, four white hoofs, a star in the forehead, and saddle marks— A Reward of Twenty Pounds will be paid by Mr. Ambrose William Skinner, on conviction of the offender or offenders. Stolen, a bright Chesnut Gelding, six years old, about fourteen hands three inches high, white mark down the face, collar marks, saddle marks, and a small mark of white near the hoof of the near hind leg.— Was stopped by Pople, in the possession of DAVID LUNN, ( in custody), suspected to have been Stolen. LARCENY, Stolen, on Thursday afternoon, the 31st ult., from the person of Thomas Handy, by a girl, in George- yard, White- chapel, a pair of trousers, a sovereign, four half- crowns, a shilling, and a sixpence. She is a good- looking girl, fresh colour, rather tall, and had on a black and while gown.— Thomas Handy ( who is to be found at the ' Two Bells,' in Whitechapel) could identify her. PROPERTY STOLEN. Lost or Stolen, from a Van, between Charlotte- street, Fitzroy- square, and Lincoln's- Inn Fields, a few days ago, a Deal Box, directed for ' Mr. Phillips, Brighton,' containing eight flat dishes, with gadroon edges, plated ; two square corner dishes, ditto; five oval hash dishes and covers, with handles ; and an oval soup tureen, plated, and gilt in- side. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 3! st ult., from a house situate in Centre- street, Hackney- road, belonging lo George Ball, of No. 6, Matilda- street. Hackney- road, a quantity of lead, also the lead pipes, and brass cocks. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 31st ult., a bundle con- taining two cotton shirts, three llannel ditto, two Guernsey ditto, and two pair of stockings, the properly of Peter Black, a sailor, at the ' Three Cranes,' at Mile- End. Stolen, from the person of William Smith, of No. 11, Little Prescott- street, whilst asleep in the parlour of the ' Three Compasses,' in White's- yard, Whitechapel, a gold watch, maker's name ' Richard Johnson, Dublin, No. 457.' Stolen, on Tuesday, the 29th ult., from the house of Mr. George Glover, No. 6, Grove- terrace, Ilford, Essex, two cocoa- nut shells, mounted with silver, on three feet, and silver rimmed, with the figure of a harp on the top. The shells are roughly carved in the Indian style, and are sup- posed to have been stolen by a man, who had some things to sell, during the absence of the maid. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 31st ultimo, between the hours of nine and twelve o'clock, from Tallow Chand- lers' Hall, Dowgate- hill the following silver articles, viz.— One silver cup, engraved ' James Elisha '; one ditto ditto, engraved ' Charles Rees Elisha one ditto mug, engraved ' William Elisha'; one ditto ditto engraved ' Alfred Elisha'; one ditto oval sugar- basket, with tail down handle; one ditto sugar- tongs, four ditto table- spoons, one ditto gravy ditto, and one fruit- knife, marked ' Maria.'— Five Guineas Reward. Found in the possession of SARAH EDENSOR, ( see Persons Charged), at Queen Square Office, a new blue coat, with metal buttons, and two red silk handkerchiefs, with yellow borders ; supposed to have been Stolen. Found, on a Search Warrant, in the house of Benjamin Joseph, No. 113, Wardour- street; viz. one silver watch, capped and jewelled, maker's name ' Brown'; one ditto, makef's name ' Johnson, Liverpool, No. 418.'; one ditto, maker's name ' Thomas Smith, Liverpool, No. 164'; one ditto, No. 5832', with steel chain, two gold seals, and key ; two French gold watehes, one a repeater; three metal watches, two gold seals, six scent boxes and bottles, one negligea, one plated soup ladle, crest an armed hand with spear; and one plumber's diamond. Found in the possession of ROBERT COMBER, and SOPHIA FISKE, ( see Persons Charged), at Lambeth Street Ollice, a silver stop and seconds Watch, ciphered ' S. B.' on the inner case, with a blue ribbon, gold ring, and gold key ; suspected to have been Stolen. Stolen, from a new Building, on Brixton Hill, one hand- saw, two pannel ditto, maker's name ' Molser,' two tenant ditto, two trowels, and four chisels. [ See last page. AUGUST 5, 1828. Deserters from, His Majesty s Service. ARMS. long prop slender short prop common prop prop prop long long prop loug prop prop common stout small prop long prop long regular Pr » P prop prop small small large common prop prop * prop large prop prop large large large common large small large common prop common regular prop LEGS. FEET. MOUTH. common common common prop prop . prop slender flat broad slender small small prop prop large commou flat common stout prop common prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop large stout common • common prop proft lai* ge stout large large stout large large stout prop large common common common stout prop large short small prop prop large prop long large common. prop prop prop common large large regular regular small small prop prop stout large large prop prop prop small common common prop prop prop slight long small stout common common common common large stout large common small small common small common small stout large common prop prop coinmou bow prop prop prop large large prop large prop short prop prop in kneed prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop slender long prop prop prop prop MARKS AND REMARKS. absconded before attesting . . . pock- pitted [ to England took side- arms; seen in Dublin ; lost, up. fr. tooth ; sup. gone marks of puu.; is freeman of Stafford Borough ; 2d time des. has a blue mark under each eye , sup. gone towards Bristol was formerly in the Coldstream Gds.; Sup. gone to Norwich marks of pun.& freckled; officer's serv.; tool^ most of reg. nec. freckled- took his side- arms and great part of his reg. nee. took the whole of his regimental necessaries pock- pitted ; not attested ... ... pock- pitted ; 2dtime of desertion ; marks of punishment lost the sight of his right eye lost the first joint of his right hand fore- finger . supposed to be gone to Stannelly .... was at sea three or four years {. . took his side- belt and bayonet mark of ulcer on hack of left thigh ; impediment in speech 22 June 28 24 June 27 June 25 June 30 June 2 July 27 June 1 July 27 Juue 27 June 29 June 22 June 25 June 28 June 28 June 24 June 28 Juue 30 June 30 June 30 June 25 June 1 July 29 Juue 28 June Glasgow Glasgow Naas Dublin Hospital Fort Monckton Chatham Hounslow Chatham Londonderry Londonderry Canterbury Manchester B. Manchester B. Chatham Gal way Manchester Armagh Birr Birr Regent's Park B. Hudderstield Edinburgh Cas. Dublin Dungivin blue blue regimental br. forage jac, white smock frock undress white jacket green frock regimental white jacket white jacKet regimental red regimental fustian white jacket regimental white jacket blue st. jacket blue red coatee | reg. jacket j reg. shell jac.' WAISTCOAT. light striped yellow striped buff blue lightcoloured stout prop common prop long& sl. prop long common stout slender small long prop prop . long prop long prop prop prop prop prop stout stout prop common prop small large common large small large large prop prop large prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop took all regimental necessaries took side- arms and great part of his regimental necessaries hi9 comrade states him to be a weaver * seen on the London road between Canterbury and Chatham second time of desertion took the greater part of his regimental necessaries . absconded before attesting . . . . absconded before attesting took side arms took side arms ; 2< l time desertion ; marks of punishment lost thumb of left hand ; has friends at 119, Whitechapel took the whole of his regimental necessaries robbed a recruit of his watch, & c pock- marked . . .. . . . , , took side- belt; 2d time des.-, marks of pun. robbed comrade took side- belt and bavodet . . . . escaped from the escort between Canterbury & Gravesend escaped from the escort between Canterbury & Gravesend. took part of reg. ueces., black cap, and side- belt complete took part of reg. tieces., black cap, & c. mks of puuishment took all reg. necessaries, black cap, and side- belt complete cut inside left hand, 3d and 4th fiuger couiracted, took nec. a recruit 30 June 1 July 1 July 5 July 1 July 2 July 25/ Juue 30 June 30 June 30 Juue 4 July 2 July 5 July 5 July 2 July 3 July 5 July 5 July 3 July 3 July 2 July 2 July 2 July 4 Ju> y 25 June Dublin Tipnor, nr. Ports. Fermoy Dover Castle Hull Citadel Fort Monckton Aberdeen Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow Leatherhead Dublin Westminster Bristol Manchester Boltou le Moors Gosport Gosport Sittingbourne Sittiugbourue Buttevant Buitevant Buttevant Stonehouse Tralee reg. jacket white fatigue gr. cloth jack. white jacket white fustian fustian regimeutal regimental white reg. jacket red clotbjack. r. fustian jack, smock frock reg. coatee w. fatigue jac. w. fatigue jac. white jacket white jacket white jacket wh'te jacket white jacket sh. green jac. reg. whitejac. black light striped blue brown white yellow prop prop long prop stout lung slender prop prop prop prop prop large prop stout stout prop prop stout stout prop prop prop prop prop prop loug prop common prop prop prop prop common prop enlisted In Waterford ; second time of desertion enlisted in Manchester enlisted in Dublin * . . . enlisted in Liverpool .... . . . . eulisted in Liverpool enlisted in Waterford . . . ... enlisted in Westminster did not join from imprisonment at Shepton Mallet ;' 2d des des. fr. in His Majesty's schooner Skipjack, at Havannah 20 Juue 28 June 24 Juue 7 July 6 July 3 July 15 July 10 March 27 April Waterford Manchester Dublin Liverpool Liverpool Waterford Chatham Havannah blue grey fustian blue blue white striped brown striped striped striped flannel 1582 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. Stolen, on Monday morning, the 4lli inst., from the house of the Rev. Mr. Sterkey, No. 17, James- street, Bucking- ham- gate, a silver Hunting Watch, maker's name, ' Favre, Pall- mall.' Stolen, in the neighbourhood of Portland- place, Maryle- bone, one Silver watch. double case, patent lever escape- ment ; maker's name 1 Robert Rashall, Liverpool, Number • 23,228.' CHARGES. BOW STREET OFFICE. AUGUST 2. ELIZABETH ROUSE, and RUTH ROUSE, on re- examination ; the said Elizabeth Rouse with stealing one pair of boots, the property of Aaron Bennett, in New street, Covent- garden; and the said Ruth Rouse with being an accessary before the fact to the said felony.— Committed to Tothill fields Bridewell for trial. The Same, detained, with stealing two umbrellas, the pro- perty of Francis Moore, in Saint Martin's- court. RUTH SMITH, on re- examination, with stealing twenty sovereigns, and two sheets, the property of Mr. William Jerdan, at Brompton, Middlesex.— Remanded until Tues- day next. JOSEPH BIFFIN, with stealing three silver tea- spoons, and one silver caddy- spoon, the property of Mary Light- foot, in Plumtree- street, Saint Giles.— Remanded until Tuesday next. AUGUST 4. WILLIAM HULL, with stealing a handkerchief, from the person of a man, whose name is unknown, in the Strand. — Committed to Tothill- fields Bridewell for trial. FREDERICK BINTON, with stealing one handkerchief, from the person of John Fitzpatrick, in the Strand.— Com- mitted to Tothill- fields Bridewell for trial. MARY DRAPER, with stealing one diamond brooch, the property of John Salter, in his dwelling- house, in the Strand.— Detained untii to- morrow, at the watch- house. QUEEN SQUARE OFFICE. AUGUST 2. WILLIAM CROFT, with feloniously assaulting James Tunny, on the King's highway, in the parish of Saint Luke, Chelsea, and by force and violence stealing from his person one shilling and fourpence, his monies.— Committed to Newgate for trial. SARAH EDENSOR, on re- examination, on suspicion of stealing a coat, and other articles, the property of some person or persons unknown.— Committed for further exa- mination on Wednesday next. AUGUST 4. JOSEPH ROLFE, with being concerned with WIL- LIAM CROFT, ( committed on the 2d inst.) in robbing James Tunny of one shilling and fourpence, his monies. Committed to Newgate for trial. MARGARET NICHOLSON, with stealing two sheets, one blanket, and other articles, the property of George Os- borne, at Blue- Anchor- yard, York- street.— Committed to Newgate for trial. MARLBOROUGH STREET OFFICE. AUGUST 1. JOHN WEBB, re- examined, with stealing four pewter pots, of the value of three shillings, the properly of John Waldoner.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOHN MUNN, with stealing four pounds weight of brass, of the value of three shillings, the property of Ken- sington Lavis, of Saint James's- street.— Committed* to New- gate for trial. THOMAS HIGGINS, on suspicion of feloniously, wil- fully, maliciously, and unlawfully cutting William kondil- lon, in and upon the right side of his neck and throat, with intent to murder him, this day, in Berwick- street Saint James.— Committed for further examination on Thursday next. AUGUST 2. > EDWARD GEAVES, on re- examination, with stealing one bushel and a half of oats, the property of John Kent. — Remanded until Wednesday next. AUGUST 4. JOSEPH WATERS, on suspicion of stealing, from the person of John Roach, one watch, of the value of five pounds, his property, in Saint Giles.— Committed for re- examination next Thursday. MARYLEBONE OFFICE. AUGUST 1. RICHARD HUMPHRIES, on re- examination, with steal ing two jackets, one handkerchief, and one watch- ribbon, the property of William ; and one shirt, one waistcoat, and one pocket comb, the property of John Wallington.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. PATRICK CARROLL, by James Pansford, with steal- ing a piece of timber, bis property, at Paddington.— Com- mitted to the New Prison for trial. AUGUST 4. WILLIAM RICKWOOD, and JOSEPH HOPKINS, by Charles Crocket, with stealing, yesterday morning, in Dorset- street. Marylebone, one Jeg of mutton, and part of a breast of mutton, the property of Amelia Calder Stewart, widow.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM BUTLER, by Francis Welsh, with assault- ing him. on the King's highway, in Tottenham- court- road, putting him in fear, and feloniously taking from his person, and against his will, one pound fifteen shillings, in monies. — Committed to Newgate for trial. THOMAS BENJAMIN TAYLOR, by Charles Butler, on suspicion of stealing ten loaves of bread, his property. — Committed for further examination on Wednesday next. HATTON GARDEN OFFICE. AUGUST 1. JAMES FLANNAGAN, and JOSEPH REYNOLDS, on re- examination, with uttering one counterfeit shilling to John Clark, of No. 14, John street, Clerkenwell, and at the same time having in their possession, eight other counter- feit shillings.— Committed to the New Prison for trial. MARY KEEFE, with stealing, in the dwelling- house of Thomas Potts, of the Royal- Oak public- house, Red- Lion- passage, ten sovereigns, two pair of stockings, and other articles, his property.— For re examination on Wednesday next. AUGUST 2.- SAMUEL SIMPSON, on re- examination, wi^ h stealing a cow, tbe property of William Hartwell, from a field near Hornsey Wood.— Committed to Newgate for trial. AUGUST 4. JOHN BROTHERTON, with stealing four brass locks, eight brass plates, and other articles, the property of Sa- muel Ames, of No. 1, Rosoman- buildings, Islington.— Com- mitted to Newgate for trial. SARAH HANCOCK, on re- examination, with stealing one gown, the property of Elizabeth Williams, of No. 19, Bowling- street, Clerkenwell.— Committed to Newgate foT trial. REBECCA LAMB, with stealing two shirts and one handkerchief, the property of Thomas Blake, of the Grey- hound public house, Henrietta- street, Brunswick- square.— For re- examination on Wednesday next. ANN BROWN, on re- examination, with stealing two tubs, and divers articles of linen, the property of Rachel Guyett of No. 12, Gunpowder- alley, Shoe- lane.— Remanded till Friday next. WORSHIP STREET OFFICE. AUCUST 1. ELEANOR CARROLL, re- examined, with stealing two sheets, one blanket, and other articles, the property of George Palmer, in Norton Falgate.— For re- examination on Tuesday next. WILLIAM BAKER, with feloniously marrying Ann Gayton, his former wife being then and still living, in Shoreditch.— For re- examination on Tuesday next. AUGUST 2. WILLIAM BAXTER, and FRANCES BAXTER, re- examined, with stealing a large hair trunk, containing a quantity of linen and other articles, the property of Thomas Henry, at Stamford- hill.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOHN ASHFORD, and WILLIAM TIDMOUTH, with stealing one pair of breechcs, one waistcoat, and four pair of stockings, the property of some person at present un- known, at Islington.— For re- examination on Saturday next. THOMAS WILLIAMS, with stealing two pint and one quart pewter pots, one saucepan, two pieces of pipe, with brass cocks, and abont thirty pounds of rope yarn, the pro- perty of some person unknown, at Shoreditch.— For re- exa- mination on Saturday next. ISAAC CAPUR, with breaking and entering the dwell- ing house of Israel Israel, and stealing therein a pair of trousers, and four pounds seventeen shillings, the property and monies of the said Israel Israel, at Christ Church.—• For re- examination on Saturday next. AUGUST 4. MARY DAVIS, re- examined, with stealing one sheet, the property of some person unknown, at Shoreditch.— For re- examination on Saturday next. ji ELIZABETH FULLER, re- examined, with stealing two chairs, one pillow, and other articles, the property of Eli- zabeth Burland, at Shoreditch.— For re- examination oil Wednesday next. THOMAS WALLIS. with stealing one tin can. and one glass, the property of Messrs. Monkhouse and Bowes, at Islington.— For re- examination on Friday next. HENRY KEMP, with stealing one ham, the property of Isaiah Cox, at Shoreditch.— For re- examination on Mon- day next. LAMBETH STREET OFFICE. AUGUST 2. ROBERT COMBER, and SOPHIA FISKE, by John Powell, on suspicion of stealing a watch, the property of some person or persons unknown.— Committed for further examination on Thursday next. AUGUST 4. SARAH BANKS, with stealing seventeen shillings, from the person of Michael Cohen, on Saturday, in Saint George. — Committed for re- examination to- morrow. ! • • THAMES POLICE OFFICE. AUGUST 1. HENRY CLAYTON, with stealing a silver watch, a gold seal, and a metal key, from the person of William Gray, on the 31st ult.— Committed to Newgate for trial. PHILIP HENRY GRIGGS, with stealing a silver watch, the property of William Fletcher, on the 23d ult. — Committed for further examination on Thursday next. AUGUST 2. CAROLINE ELIZABETH JONES, on re- examination, from the 28th ultimo, with feloniously marrying one John Hogg, on the 14th day of October, 1826, in the parish church of Saint Ann, she having been previously married to William Jones, and he being then alive.— Committed tu Newgate for trial. AUGUST 4. WILLIAM SHARP, with stealing twenty- seven pounds weight of lead, ( which appears to have been sawn from the end of a pig of lead), the property of some person at present unknown, on the 3d instant, in Limehouse.— Committed for re- examination on Saturday next. JOHN FOTHERINGHAM, with stealing one quadrant, two shirts, two pair of trousers, one Guernsey frock, ami one pair of drawers, the property of Bartholomew Crannell Longmuir, on the 29th ultimo, in Shadwell.— Committed to Newgate for trial. JOHN DAYLER, on suspicion of stealing a coat, the property of some person at present unknown, in the parish of Saint George.— Commuted for re- examination on Satur- day next. UNION HALL OFFICE. AUCUST 1. WILLIAM HEYWOOD, on suspicion of stealing seven check braces, tbe property of some person unknown, last night, in Lambeth.— Remanded till Wednesday. . AUGUST 4. . MATTHEW LYNCH, and MARY M'MANES, on suspicion of stealing a quantity of military stores, this day, at St. George.— Remanded till Saturday next. London : Printed and Published ( by 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 property, especially stolen horses, may be addressed to Mr. Stafford, the Editor, Public Office, Bow Street.