AND CRY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 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 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, ivith every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. HOUSE- BREAKING On Sunday night, the 14th instant, or early on the follow- ing morning, some evil- disposed person or persons broke into Highbury College, and Stole Twenty Diaper Table Cloths, several other articles, and also Provisions from the Larder.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, to the Trea- surer of the Institution, shall, upon such conviction, be en- titled to Twenty Pounds Reward. On Friday morning, the 12th instant, about half- past nine o'clock, the House of Mr. A. Friet, of No. 13, Gun- yard, Houndsditch, was feloniously entered, ( supposed by means of false keys), and the following Property and Monies Stolen therefrom, viz.— A white deal box, with iron corners, one black body coat, one blue ditto, one brown ditto, one green ditto, one pair of black tronsers, one pair of brown ditto, one pair of green ditto, four pair of nankin ditto, one pair of drill ditto, five pair of calico drawers, two toilinet waistcoats, one black ditto, one velvet ditto, five white mar- seilla ditto, one red silk ditto, one green striped ditto, one red ditto, fifteen linen shirts, marked ' A. F.', four green silk cravats, two muslin neck- handkerchiefs, marked ' A. F.', one white woollen under- waistcoat, one blue striped ditto, six pair of white cotton stockings, oop puir of black worsted ditto, and three white night- caps.— Also Five One Hundred Pound Bank of England Notes; Three Hundred Pounds in smaller Notes; and Two Hundred and Forty Sovereigns.— One Hundred and Fifty Pounds Reward will • be paid, on recovery of the Property, and conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to John Forrester, No. 5, Saville- buildings, Aldgate. JfeOn Tuesday morning, the 16th instant, about two o'clock, the House of Mr. Stroud, Watchmaker, No. 5, Henry- street, Pentonville, was broken into at the back part, but the thieves being disturbed, nothing was stolen. They left behind them, in the garden, a stock and centre- bit, quite new, a crow- bar, and a blue and white spotted cotton hand- kerchief, torn at two of the corners ; which articles are now in the possession of Robert Duke, one of the Officers of Hatton Garden Police Office. On Monday night, the 15th instant, the House of Mr. Michael Oppenheim, No. 27, Mansell- street, Goodman's- fields, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom ; viz. a silver sugar- bason and sugar- tongs, a caddy- ladle, and a mustard- pot top, both of silver ; the plate is marked ' M. C. O.' On Tuesday night, the 16th instant, the Dwelling- house of William Wainewright, Esq., of No. 2, Fludyer- street, was burglariously entered, from an empty house adjoining, by forcing an iron bar from the attic window ; and it is sup- posed the parties were disturbed by a servant going up stairs. On Tuesday night, the 16tli instant, the House of Mr. Russell, of Purton- row, Newington, was broken and en- tered, and four shirts, marked ' I. R.', five shifts, marked * G.', two coloured gowns, four silver spoons, marked ' E. B.', and five pair of boots, were Stolen therefrom. ^ HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 14th instant, from Saint Julian's Farm, near Saint Albans, a Roan or Strawberry coloured Mare Colt; in good condition, one year off old, with light coloured mane and tail; of the Flanders breed.— Also a light Chesnut Blood Gelding; one year off old, with a white streak down the forehead and nose, and the hind feet white.— Also a Dark Brown Yearling Colt, of the Cart breed, with a star in the forehead ( just weaned), with a small white mark on the near hind foot.— The above are the property of Mr. Gounne, of Saint Julian's Farm aforesaid. Twenty Pounds Reward on conviction. Stolen, or Strayed, on Tuesday, the 16th instant, from a Field, near Clifton, a Light Bay Pony Gelding; about thir- teen hands high, aged, a small lump just above the fetlock on the near fore leg, very short tail, a saddle gall on the back, just healed, and numerous saddle marks.— If Stolen, a Reward of Four Guineas will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders; and if Strayed, One Guinea, and all reasonable expenses will be paid, by applying to Mr. Stone, Dean- lane, Coronation- road, Bedminster, Bristol. Stopped, suspected to be Stolen, a Dark Bay Mare Pony, aged; about fourteen hands high, black legs, a small star in the forehead, has been fired on the near hock, both knees broken ( but supposed since stolen), and in good condition. — May be seen, by applying to J. Bellerby, Police Officer, Warwick. Stolen, or Strayed, on Tuesday night, the 9th instant, or early on the following morning, out of a Field, in Bumper's Lane, in the City of Chester, a Bay Horse, three years old, stands fifteen hands high, of great bone, with two white legs behind, a little above the fetlock, has been blistered on the throat just under the jaws, and also on both hocks, for the curbs, was docked and trimmed a few weeks back, and been chafed with the collar on each shoulder.— Notice is hereby Given, that any person giving such information as may lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, shall, if the Horse is Stolen, upon com iotion, be paid a Reward of Five Guineas ; and if Strayed, the individual who shall return it to Mr. Robert Williams, Crown and Mitre, North- gate- street, Chester, the owner, shall be handsomely re- warded, and all reasonable expenses will be allowed. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 7th instant, or early on the following morning, from a Field, near Rockingham Bridge, Uxbridge, Middlesex, a strong Dark Brown, nearly Black, Cart Mare, about fifteen hands high, with white face, two white feet behind, and a saddle- mark on the off side, the property of Messrs. H. and D. Grainge, Uxbridge, Middle- sex.— Any person that will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ceive a Reward of Five Pounds from the Uxbridge Society for the Protection of Property, and a further Reward of Fifteen Pounds from Messrs. Henry and Daniel Grainge, Uxbridge, Middlesex. On Thursday, the 11th instant, two Mares were stopped with a suspicious person, ( nowin custody,) in Bermondsey; one is dark brown, with four black legs, about fourteen hands one inch in height, aged seven years, both knees broken, the hind fetlock joint white, a small white spot on the near side of the neck, and various saddle marks. The other is an aged Pony, dark brown, near twelve hands high, very grey about the head and knuckles behind, with both fetlock joints and both knees broken, with branded initials on the off shoulder, supposed to be ' W. B.', and a switch tail; also a saddle and bridle. Stolen, late on Wednesday evening, the 10th instant, ot early on the following morning, a Dark Bay Mare, about fourteen hands and a half high, short tail, blistered on both her fore feet near the hoof, has been kicked on the near hind leg near the hock, and a white spot on her near side.— Whoever will discover the offender or offenders, so that he or they may be brought to justice, and convicted thereof, shall receive a Reward of Four Guineas, by applying to Mr. William Morton, Parson Drove, near Wisbech, Cam- bridgeshire. Stolen, or Strayed, from a Field, in the Parish of Budock, near Penryn, in Cornwall, a Light Bay Horse, about thir- teen hands high, six years old, collar and saddle marked, short tail, and carries his head very much out in travelling. — If Stolen, any Person giving information so that the offender or offenders may be convicted, shall receive Five Pounds Reward; and if Strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, by applying to the owners, Messrs. Hill and Austin, as above. Stolen, on Friday night, the 12th instant, from the Farm- yard of Mr. George Pope, of Black Pot Hill, Kingsbury, Two Cows, one a yellow pole Cow, with a white mark on her left hind leg, the other a red Cow, with a white face. Stolen, on Sunday morning, the 14th instant, from a Shed, ( which was entered by means of a false key), at Chingford Hall, Essex, one Sow and three Barrow Pigs, about eight weeks old, all of them of a white colour, of the Suffolk breed ; the property of Mr. John Merrington.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offenders, either to Mr. Thomas Gar- ton, chief officer, or to James Hanley, officer, at Worship- street Police Office, will receive Twenty Pounds Reward, by applying to Mr. John Merrington, of Chingford Hall, Essex. On the 31st day of July last, a Person hired a Cabriolet and Horse, of Mr. Tilbury, Mount- street, Grosvenor- square, and gave his address ' WILLIAM WEMYSS, Woodland's Cottage, Richmond,' and the period having elapsed far be- yond the time it was engaged for, inquiry has been made, and it is found that the Address is totally fictitious,— Any person who will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the Property, shall receive Five Pounds Re- ward; and ou conviction of the offender, Twenty Pounds Reward.— It is a Grey Gelding, near fifteen hands three inches high, switch tail, with Brass Harness. Cabriolet painted green, lined green, and small oval lights in the sides of the head. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 3d instant, or early the following morning, from a Meadow, near the Road- side, in the Parish of Chalfont Saint Peters, Bucks, a Black Horse, the property of Mr. Ballard. The said Horse is fifteen hands one inch high, has hurt one of his eyes, and has a. white mark on his near hind foot.— Five Pounds Reward o » conviction and recovery of the Horse, on application to Mr Messer, Margaret- street, Cavendish- square. GEORGE WOOD, about five feet six inches high, thirty- seven years of age, full face, and dark eyes, stands charged with stealing, on the 27th ultimo, a Black Mare, the pro- perty of George Duke, of Radcliff- upon- Trent. On or about the 25th ultimo, a Dark Brown Shetland Pony, the property of Mr. William Morris, was Stolen from Streatham Common.— Ten Pounds Reward on conviction.. On Sunday night, the 31st ult., a Black or Dark Brown Pony, with short tail, and white face, and a new saddle and bridle, was left at the Stables of Mr. Jarrotts, Cudham Kent; supposed to have been Stolen, as the Man who brought it, upon being asked about it, ran away. Stolen, during the night of Sunday, the 31st ultimo, from a Field, near the Old Windmill, in the Parish of Odding- ton, Gloucestershire, which adjoins the Turnpike Road leading from Stow to Chipping Norton, a Dark Bay Geld- ing, four years old off', with black legs, a star in the fore- head, a small bit of white on the outside of the near hind heel close to the hoof, a cut tail, which he carries high as if nicked, turns out the near fore foot, is about fifteen hands one inch high, and the property of Mr. Richard Mason. Ten Guineas Reward will be paid to any person who wiljj give information, so that the offender or offenders may be brought to justice and conviction, on application to Mr. Richard Mason, of Oddington, Gloucestershire aforesaid ; or to Mr. Brookes, Stow, the Solicitor to the Stow Asso- ciation for the Prosecution of Felons. On Thursday night, the 4th instant, two Horses, the pro- perty of Mr. William Toovey, were feloniously Stolen from the Paddock adjoining'the Garden belonging to his Dwell- ing- house at Newnham Murren, Oxon, near Wallingford.— One ef the Horses being a yellow Bay aged Nag, above fifteen hands high, saddle- marked, wrung in the shouldersi, as appears by the grey hairs, lame in the off hind leg, and! has been nicked.— The other is a dark Brown Gig Horse, aged, between fourteen and fifteen hands high, with cut tail, and has had sore shoulders, and broken knees.— Who- ever will discover the offender or offenders, shall on his or their conviction, receive of Mr. Toovey, or Mr. John Allnatt Hedges, Solicitor, Wallingford, a Reward of Forty Pound',,-. — If more than one person was concerned in the Felorjy, and either of them will impeach his accomplice or acc om- plices, he shall, on his or their conviction, receive the above Reward, and not be prosecuted. 286 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 On Tuesday, the 2d instant, the Premises of Mr. J. Win- tie, of Church- row, Kennington, were entered, and two Pigs, about fourteen stone each, were Stolen therefrom. A man, named DAVID SIMPSON, late in the employ of the said J. Wintle, ( in company with another man), was seen driving the Pigs, about live o'clock in the morning of the same day. •— A Reward of Two Guineas will he paid, on the apprehen- sion of the said DAVID SIMPSON. A Brown Horse, the property of John Andrews, of Bram- sliaw, Wilts, which was Stolen from his Stable, in February last, has been traced to WILLIAM HATCH, of Bristol, who is suspected of having Stolen the same.— Whoever will cause the said WILLIAM HATCH to be lodged in any of Mis Majesty's Gaols, or give information to Jolia Philips, Constable of Baling, Hants, so that he may be ap- prehended, will be handsomely rewarded.— The Horse has been sworn to by John Andrews, before the Bath Forum Magistrates, and was discovered by Philips, through some information given to him by John Green, who was coiWictcd at the last Gloucester Assizes, of Horse Stealing.— The said WILLIAM HATCH is about forty years of age, dark complexion and hair, and about five feet four inches high. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 4th instant, out of a Field, ( the lock of the gate being forced by drawing t!-; e staple), near Haverfordwest, in the county of Pembroke, a Bay Gelding, rising live jcars old, of the Nag kind ; black legs, mane, and hoots, and nearly black brush tail, rather large feet, has the mallendars on the near fore leg, about fourteen hands high, strong but of sprightly appearance. Twenty guineas have lately been offered by a horse dealer for him. Several horse- dealers were at Haverfordwest Fair the day before the Horse was stolen, one of whom was seen in the Field, viewing the same, in the course of the day.— Any in- formation will be thankfully received by Thomas Venables, high constable, Haverfordwest. A handsome Reward will be given on recovery. IAECEN7. Stolen, on Monday, the 15th instant, supposed about one o'clock, from the Kitchen of Dr. Graham, George- street, Croydon, a Basket of Plate, containing the following arti- cles, viz.— Four table- spoons, fiddle handled, marked ' G.'; four dessert ditto, ditto; one gravy- spoon, with crest, an Eagle's head and neck; three large forks, same crest; three small forks, shell pattern, no crest; four tea- spoons, fiddle handled, no mark ; one mustard- spoon, plain ; and a new plate basket, neatly lined with blue cloth.— Four Guineas Reward will be given on conviction of the offender and re- covery of the property, by applying to Mr. George, Con- stable, Croydon.— A woman, about twenty- six years of age, dressed in a blue gown and black bonnet, rather stout and masculine, came to Dr. Graham's with a basket, containing combs, pincushions, & c., and urged the servant girl to buy some^ the woman had previously been in the kitchen, as the girl saw her coming therefrom, and on her questioning her what she wanted, she urged the girl's purchase, as before stated. This woman came from London, in company with another woman and three men, having with them a little girl, about six years old, very ragged and barefoot, and went to a public- house and got lodgings, and immediately after the Robbery ( although they had provided their dinner) decamped, and were seen altogether at Streatham, in the direction for London. The husband ( who is a man about five feet nine or ten inches high, black- eyed, rather sandy hair, with dark clothes and duck trousers), is a mender of umbrellas, & c. Information has been given by Ann Scott, No. 9, Phoenix- street, Crown- street, Soho, Widow, that the following articles had been stolen; viz. a lilac printed cotton gown, with a running sprig, a black Norwich crape gown, a pair of Den- mark satin shoes, a net cap, three net collars, with lace round them, and a straw bonnet, with green ribbon— Sup- posed by a Woman who lodged in the Hou^ Jfe, she wears a green gown with a white spot, very much washeu, an old light- grey shawl, a green and grey plaid handkerchief round her neck, and Denmark satin boots, with leather fronts; she is of the middle stature, rather stout, though not corpulent, llat faccd, rather marked with the small- pox, shows her teeth when smiling, and is a Yorkshire- woman. She said she had an Uncle living at Blackheath, and was brought up, from seven years of age, by Lady Downes, and married a Ship Carpenter at Portsmouth; she went by the name of BETSY, and left her lodgings on Tuesday evening, the 9th instant, about eight o'clock, during Mrs. Scott's absence, and has not since been heard of. JOHN COLLARD, late of No. 68, Hare- street, Bethnal- green, in the employ of Thomas Wilson and Sons, of Fort- street, Spitaifields, has Absconded, with about Seventy Yards of Black Silk, aud about Twenty- live Bobbins of Shute. He was seen to rtm towards Fleet- street, Bethnal- green.— The said JOHN COLLARD is about five feet ten inches high; had on velveteen breeches, and blue jacket; pale complexion, and very down look. WAR OFFICE, .// List and Description of NAME. CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. FACE. F. YES. EYEBROWS. NOSE. NECK. IIAIR. John Newell 66th Foot Ipston Oxford labourer 26} 5 H slender small oval blue lightbrown common long lightbrown George Collingwood fi6th Foot Polerton York labourer 24f 5 7 stout large round hazel dark browu common short dark browu William Summerville tiCth Foot Aughavy Fermanagh cordwainer 24 5 6J slender small round grey dark brown common short dark brown James M'Quillin 29th Fool Auchill Antrim labourer 18 5 n stout common round grey dark common short black George Gladman Roy Wagon Train Laughton Sussex labourer 22 5 10 slender small long hazel long thick ra. large long brown Benjamin Windebank 52d Foot Eastmeon Hants labourer 23 5 7 stout small oval grey brown common ra. short lightbrown John Main 53d Foot Chedder Somerset labourer 18 5 10 stout round full hazel light small short light John Hersee 53d Foot Arundel Sussex smith 20 5 4i slender small round hazel brown small long brown John Heany With Foot Leverington Lincoln labourer 30 5 fii stout large round grey sandy common short sandy John Tynan 15th Foot Carragh Kildare labourer 24 5 9 stout regular oval blue brown long regular brown Stephen Harden 68th Foot Slimefall Sussex labourer 28 5 5 § stout large oval blue light small short brown James Davidson 71st Highlanders N. West, Glasgow Lanark paiuter 21 § 5 8 stout round long blue lightbrown long long fair Donald M'Millan Rifle Brigade Urquhart Inverness blacksmith 22 5 9 stout common oval hazel lightbrown common prop lightbrown Duncan Buchanan 79th Foot Perth Perth shoemaker 29 5 6f stout round oval hazel light long short brown Andrew Brown 79th Foot Ayr Ayr weaver 26 5 6 stout round round grey dark short short black Donald M'Laren 79th Foot Logierait Perth labourer 33 5 n stout round round grey light long prop fair Kenneth M'Lennon 79th Foot Red Castle Inverness carpenter 27 5 8 stout round oval hazel dark prop prop lightbrown John Clement 1st Rifles Kendal Westmorland weaver 27 5 9 stout large oval hazel lightbrown prop stout sandy Thomas M'Gowran 1st Rifles Trim Meath labourer 26 5 10* robust round oval blue dark prop long dark Hugh Murray 1st Rifles Charmin Tyrone labourer 22 5 6 stout round long dark dark prop Short dark Michael Dwyer 81st Foot Amacarty Tipperary labourer 21 § 5 10* prop prop round grey brown prop prop dark brown Philip Whelan 81st Foot Kyle Queens labourer 5 8i stout large long grey brown prop long brown James Mahon Ist Rifles Goren Kilkenny labourer 24 5 10 stout round oval grey dark brown prop long dark browu Richard Duckworth 3d Drag. Guards Manche Lancashire clerk 26 5 H common oval & fr. oval grey brown common long brown Part Mullholland 75th Foot St. Patrick Down weaver 22 5 slender small long blue dark common com moil brown William Potts 4th Light Drag. Bushington Lincoln weaver 20 5 H stout large oval grey brown prop prop brown William Hitchcock 2d Life Guards Tutbury Stafford woolstapler 28 5 n slender rat. long rat. long grey arched aquiline rat. long light brown James Broders 15 th Foot Stratford Wicklow labourer 23 5 n stout large broad blue. browu regular regular brown Peter Hyland 15th Foot Strawbully Queen's labourer 20 5 8* stout large oval grey brown large short brown David Ban 75th Foot Ramsgate Kent labourer 18 5 H stout common oval grey light small short lightbrown Thomas Cain 75th Foot Carisbrooke Hants labourer 20 5 H slender small thin brown light long long light browu James Cleary 11th Foot St. Mary Shannon Cork weaver 22 5 n st.& w. m. common oval grey light common long- lightbrown Sidney Binkes 36 th Foot Dalley Leicester labourer 19 5 10 slender small oval brown brown aquiline slender brown John Holland 5th Foot Upholland Lancaster labourer 19 5 n prop large large hazel light col. prop thick brown David M'Vey 25th Foot Dumfries Dumfries tailor 20 5 8* prop small oval blue dark common long dark John Hartney 50th Foot Tullocb Clare cottoner 20 5 8J slender oval long blue small long long dark brown Benjamin Scott 83rl Foot Ballrnough Essex labourer 20 § 5 8* slender large long grey dark prop short brown James Ramplin 83d Foot Weely Essex butcher 194 5 4 stout small small grey light prop short very light James Kyle 95th Foot Manchester Lancaster labourer 21 5 5f slender small long blue dark large long fair James M'Carmick 95th Foot Bally M'Collen Down labourer 20 5 •> t stout 1 arge full grey large large short th. brown James Haggarty 4th King's Own Einer Donegal labourer 21 5 6f 91 stout large broad light grey dark brown common short lightbrown Philip M'Kornon 8th King's Own Killeavan Monaghan labourer 20 5 stout large oval& fr. grey red short long, | feed John Fleming 77th Foot Banaber Londonderry labourer 24 5 5| stout Ion i long brown dark long " air William Elliott 84 th Foot Liverpool Lancaster labourer 22 5 9| stout large oval grey light brown prop short brown John Hartnett 84th Foot St. John's Limerick servant 24 5 H 9J stout large round hazel dark brown long- short dark brown John Ogden tith Inniskilling St. John's Kilkenny hatter 21 5 slender small round grey arched small prop brown Peter Taylor 28th Rifles Kilbragan Cork labourer 19 5 5 stout large round brown brown prop short dark brown James Jones 33rl Foot Bambridge Down butcher 19 5 7f prop prop round grey light prop prop browu Edmund Farrell 73d Foot Island Clare labourer 22 5 stout prop round grey light small short fair Simon Dallas M bat. Artillery Inverness 1uverness labourer 284 22^ 5 » £ stout round round hazel . brown small short brown Peter M'Cordy 8th Bat. Artillery Denoch Donegal weaver 5 71 stout prop round blue browu common long browu HON. E. I. COMP'S. SETtVICEi John Jackson Artillery Carnarvon Carnarvon blacksmith 19 5 stout prop oval dark dark prop prop dark Thomas Bennett Artillery Clerkenwell Middlesex porter 19 5 « t prop prop oval hazel brown prop prop black Charles Wm. Johnson Artillery Clerkeuwell Middlesex shopman 19 5 9 stout prop oval hazel brown prop prop red John Buckle Artillery Wethering Suffolk bricklayer 19 5 9 prop pro]) oval grev brown prop prop light Edward Dignam Artillery St. Catharine's Dublin bricklayer 23 5 7 slender small long black dark long long brown Charles Kelly Infantry Sligo SliSo violiu- st.- mak. 23 5 54 stout prop oval grey browr. pro]) prop brown John Keeble Infantry Gislingham Suffolk servant 20 5 6' t stout prop oval grey brown prop prop brown James Shean Infantry Radnor Radnor labourer 20 5 6 stout common rpund grey brown prop prop brown POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 287 Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 18th instant, from Little Albany- street, Regent's- park, by JOHN PERKINS, one gilt chain, one snuff- box, a two feet rule, one black octave flute, one pocket handkerchief, and ten shillings in silver, the property of James Thomas.— The said JOHN PER- KINS, is about eighteen years of age, five feet six inches high, stout made, swarthy complexion, black hair, hazel . eyes, round shoulders, and much pitted with the small- pox; by trade a joiner ; dressed in a blue coat and trousers, and light waistcoat. JOHN BAKER who deserted from His Majesty's ship ' Hyperion, at Newhaven, on Sunday, the 7th instant, is suspected to have Stolen one ten- pound Bank Note, one five- pound Note, issued by Attwood and Spooner, one two- pound Horsham Bank Note, and two Sovereigns, from the Commanding Officer.— He is about five feet four inches high, of a swarthy complexion, with dark hair aud eyes ; he has never been shaved, but has a little hair on his upper lip. GEORGE WILLIAM DODD, a Clerk, in the employ- ment of Mr. James Scott, Solicitor, of No. 15, Lincoln's- Inn Fields, Absconded, about ten days ago, taking with him the Sum of Four Hundred Pounds, consisting of three hun drcd pounds in Ten- pound Bank of England Notes, num- bered from - 281 to 310, and one hundred pounds in Gold.— The said GEORGE WILLIAM DODD is a native of Ireland, about thirty years of age, stands five feet nine inches high, with broad face, and dark brown hair; he wore a plum- coloured surtout coat, with black velvet collar, light trousers, a black stock, and a remarkably rusty hat. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 18th instant, about five o'clock, from an outhouse, belonging to Mrs. Willmore, of No. 10, Cambridge- road, Bethnal- green, a large Copper. — Two Persons ( one a lad, dressed in a fustian jacket, and known by the name of TOM BULLOCK) were seen getting over the wall. NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. Three Convicts effected their Escape from the Ganymede Convict Ship, at Woolwich, on the night of the 11th instant, between the hours of twelve and one o'clock. Their De- scriptions are as follows :— GEORGE LEYES, aged twenty- four, convictcd of housebreaking, at Aberdeen, in Septem- ber, 1825; labourer: born in Whitechapel; very much pock- maiked; ' W. E.' pricked on the right arm; dark brown hair, grey eyes, flat nose, small mouth, dark com- plexion, round visage, stout make, five feet seven inches high— ANGUS M'LEAN, aged thirty- one ; blacksmith ; convicted of housebreaking, at Glasgow, in September, 1827; red hair, hazel eyes, small nose, small mouth, fair complexion, round visage, stout make, five feet six inches high; freckled all over; several lumps and scars on the left leg; a scar on the calf of the right leg: a long scar on the right arm: born in Glasgow.— JOHN MULLIGAN, aged thirty- five; labourer; convicted of stealing forty- seven so- vereigns, at Liverpool, in January last; grey hair and eyes, pug nose, large month, fair complexion, long visage, stout make, live feet seven inches and three quarters high, freckled face, three scars on the forehead, broken nose, several small scars on the small part of the left leg and shin bone, a scar on the back of the left hand : born at Dundalk, in Ireland.— Five Pounds Reward will he paid to whoever will cause the said ANGUS M'LEAN to be apprehended and lodged in any of His Majesty's Gaols, on application to Mr. Edward Ridgill, Commander of the Ganymede. THOMAS EXELL, who states himself to have been a servant to Sir John Camwell, is detained at the Police Office, Birmingham, on suspicion of having stolen a small Gold French Watch, silver dial, with seconds, very flat ho rizontal movement; also a silver guard chain, with fine- gold swivel, and a fine- gold key.— He is thirty years of age, of dark complexion, about five feet seven inches high ; says he is a native of Reading; that ho came from Liver- pool to Birmingham, and was on his way to London. He has a character purporting to be from Mr. George Billins, No. 18, Finsbury- square, London, dated 12th March, 1828, with whom he says he lived. He also lived with 3\ Jr. Red- fern, at Birmingham, two years and four months. The character he has is his own hand- writing. He is without money; and states he bought the watch, & c., at Grenada, for which he gave twenty- one pounds. On Thursday, the llth instant, as James Malony was re- turning from Birmingham to Hanley, in the Staffordshire Potteries, he was overtaken by a Man with a Pack, who re- quested to be allowed to put it in the pannier on an ass that Malony had with him ;• he allowed him to do so, aud shortly afterwards the man disappeared. The Pack con- tains a quantity of small Drapery Goods, and may be seen, by applying to Mr. George Rhodes, Police Office, Hanley, Staffordshire. [ See last page. SEPTEMBER 19, 1828. Deserters f rom His Majesty s Service. SH0UL0. ARMS. tlANOs. LEGS. FEET. 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Can. Quebec, L. Can. Quebec, L. Can. Armagh Croydou Bar. Halifax, N. S. Dublin Dublin Quebec, L. C. Quebec York, Lip. Can. Kingston, U. C. Inverness Isle aux Noix Isle, aux Noix Quebec, L. C. Quebec, L. C. Annapolis Annapolis Annapolis Frederickton Frederickton Hallifax, N. S. Glasgow COAT. fustian regiment, red regiment, red brown red regimental regimental fustian reg. grt. coat white jacket regimental red jacket blue regimental regimental fustian white green reg. green reg. green reg. w. fatigue jac. fustian green jacket red jacket WAISTCOAT. striped striped flannel regimental fustian regimental striped blue flannel TROWSERS. fustian blue grey white white grey overalls regimental blue grey fustian blue grey white regimental white tartan kilt kilt fustian light blue green green green blue grey blue grey green white common j prop common regular i large small j large ! common ; small large common ; wide l.& th. lips' prop prop iarge large large large prop ' prop prop prop prop large ra. large small prop prop • prop prop prop prop prop prop letter D under the left arm; second time of desertion has been apprehended, and lodged in the couuty gaol unlimited service unlimited service wauts front tooth ; beats drum, plays bugle & French horn plays the flute and clarionet ...... hair cut short; supposed to have gone to Cork . took side arms . . . . . . not intermediately approved has on a pair of new Wellington boots .... took greater part of regimental necessaries, wore forage cap took greater part of regimental necessaries, wore forage cap took the whole of his regimental necessaries . , marks of pun.; 2d time deser.; took the whole of his nec. . took chief part of his regimental necessaries loose athletic person, and stoops in walking scar over one of his eyes ; took part of his reg. necessaries lost front upper tooth ; took part of nec. side- belt & bayonet 3d des.; letter D, has been punished ; lost joint of fore- finger took silver watch, maker's name, Gregson, Liverpool, No. 16967 scar under right eye; supposed gone to Exmouth, Devon . des. off sentry; took all his accoutrements & gt. coat; 2d des. marks of pun.; 2d time of des.; took part of his reg. nec. . 29 July 4 August 14 August 22 June 22 June 26 July 26 July 31 July 31 July 25 July 1 August 29 July 31 July 31 July 4 August 4 August 29 July 1 August 29 July 3 August 2 August 8 August 7 August 4 August 7 August Birr Maidstone London Quebec,!-. Can Quebec, L. Can Birr Birr Spike Island Naas Liverpool Aberdeen Derby Hull Hull Gosport Gosport Bathgate Euuiskillen Belfast Longford Longford Ipswich Portsmouth Mullingar Buttevant i much addicted to drinking enlisted in Westminster ... . >. enlisted in Westminster enlisted iu Westminster enlisted in Westminster . enlisted in Dublin enlisted in London ; third time of desertion . enlisted in Westminster enlisted in London; formerly des. from tbe London district 2d Sept. 5th Sept. 26 Aug. 26 Aug. 26' Aug. 26 Aug. 24 Aug. 29 Aug. 28 Aug. 31 Aug. Woolwich Woolwich Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Dublin Chatham Chatham Chatham white fustian jacket coloured red red white white wh. kersey ja. w'hite velveteen regimental regimental white white red red regimental regimental velveteen white jacket white jacket blue r. fustian jack regimental regiment, red fustian coloured dark st. kerseymere blue cloth It. drabkersey. white fustiau jacket, reg. coatee black black black black drab white white white black light black black brown flannel flannel flannel blue fustian coloured white white blue grey blue grey white duck white fustian white blue grey w'hite white white white blue grey blue grey fustian white white blue . coloured blue grey blue £ rey fustiau regimental fustian black black black white white white white 288 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. 191 PS. OPBRTY STOLEN. Stolen, on Monday night, the 15th instant, from the House of Henry Witham, of No. 9, New Boswell- court, Carey- street, Lincoln's- Inn Fields :— Cash in gold, amounting to five pounds ten shillings, one shilling, one large silver ladle, curiously chased, one pair of silver sugar- tongs, one silver thimble ; two blue coats, two pair of trousers, some stock- ings, two salt- spoons, two pair of boots, and two pair of shoes. Stolen, on Monday morning, the 15th instant, from the Dwelling- house of Mr. George Royal, a Silver Watch, maker's name ' J. Baldin, London,' and ' No. 189.' Stolen, on Saturday night, the 13th instant, from the per- son of Mr. William Force, of No. 2, Barton- street, West- minster, a Gold Watch, made by ' Ellis, Exeter;' crest on the case, a hand clenching a battle- axe ; a gold seal, with cor- nelian stone, crest the same as on the watch, and initials ' . r. C. H.', with a steel guard, and black ribbon.— Any per- son giving information that may lead to the recovery of the watch, and conviction of the offender, will receive a Reward of Ten Guineas. On Saturday, the 13th instant, a Lad, having the appear- ance of a Silversmith's Porter, bringing a blue Bag with him, came to the Warehouse of Messrs. Edward Terrey and Co., Working Silversmiths, No. 31, Hatton- garden, with a Note, purporting to be from Mr. Hill, Silversmith, Fleet- street, requesting to have some silver tea- pots sent to him on approbation, a term well known in the trade. Four richly chased silver tea- pots were immediately de- livered to the Lad, to be taken to Mr. Hill, it being usual among respectable Silversmiths, to apply to one another, and immediately to have sent to them, for inspection, goods in the way in which these goods were sent for, and sup- plied. Subsequently it was found the Note was a fabrica- tion, and the goods have not been since heard of. The Lad was fifteen or sixteen years of age, shortish in person, dark looking, and marked with the small- pox, and wore a blue round jacket. Several other Silvermiths have been lately defrauded in the same way, and it is believed where the same Lad has been concerned. On Tuesday, the 16th inst., between the hours of twelve and one o'clock, a quantity of Working Tools, consisting of nine saws, six planes, three chisels, and a centre- bit and stock, the property of William Godding and other journey- men Carpenters, employed on the premises of Mr. Gals- worthy, in Stamford- street, Lambeth, were Stolen. Some of the said tools are marked with the initials ' W. G.' and others ' R. L. T.' Two tall Men, one stout made, dressed in blue clothes, and the other slight made, and dressed in fustian, are suspected of having Stolen them, being seen lurking about the premises a short time previous to the felony being committed. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 9tli instant, from the person of the Rev. Thomas Hurst, in Great Queen- street, Lincoln's- Inn Fields, a Silver Hunting Watch, made at Boston, maker's name not known, a gold Seal, and two metal Keys. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 16th instant, from the per son of John Foxcott, in a House, in White- hart- yard, Drury- lane, occupied by a man named Neal, a Silver Watch, maker's name ' Brown,' with a gold curb chain, and three seals, two of which were gold and the other petit- or. Stolen, on Wednesday morning, the 17th instant, from the House of Miss Burchell, King's- road, Fulham, a small gold chased case French wtch, with gold dial, and set with turquoise and ruby stones.— Supposed to be Stolen by some Persons offering Band- boxes for sale. Stolen, a Ten Pound Bank Note, ' No. 5814,' dated ' 14th July, 1828.' Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 16th instant, from a Room, in Bethel Chapel, Goswell- street- road, late the Society of Friends' School House, about five hundred weight of old Gutter Lead, the property of Mr. Christopher Cockerton, Builder, of Upper- street, Islington. Stolen, from an unfinished House, in Compton- place, near the New Scotch Church, the following Carpenter's tools, the property of Joseph Hicks, of No. 2, China- row, Pros- pect- place, Lambeth ; viz. one pannel saw, marked ' J. H.'; one tenant saw, marked ' J. H.'; one trying plane, same marks; one jack plane, marked ' T. Hicks;' one smoothing plane, not marked; one six- inch square, marked ' J. H.'; one twelve- inch square, not marked, quite new ; one oil stone, one quarter- inch bead plane, one three- eighth- inch bead plane, marked ' T. Hicks;' and a variety of smaller tools. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 17th instant, at a Public House, at Kensington, a Pedlar's Pack, containing four dozen and a half pair of Stockings, of different sorts, viz. coloured Lamb's wool, white Lamb's wool, imitation black worsted of silk, and coarse white yarn.— The name ' Michael King,' was on the Pack, with the No. 1216. Stolen, on Friday, the 12th instant, or on the following day, from No. 1, Barrow- hill- street, Portland- town, a Copper, holding about thirty two gallons, the property of James Powell. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 18th instant, from the apartments of Sarah Steedman, of No. 40, Ewer- street, in the parish of Saint Saviour, the following articles, viz.— One black gown, one petticoat, one bed- gown, two shifts, one China crape handkerchief, two coats ( one blue the other black), one waistcoat, one pair of breeches, and other articles. Stolen, on Wednesday, the 3d instant, from the Bull and Mouth Inn, Bull and Mouth Street, in the City of London, a Parcel, containing the following Stamps and Stamped Skins :— One quire of foolscap one shilling stamps; twenty ditto ditto two shilling and sixpenny ditto ; two ditto ditto fifteen shilling ditto ; nine ditto ditto one pound ditto ; three hundred skins, one pound stamps; three hundred ditto, one pound five shillings ditto ; five quires of foolscap one pound ten shillings ditto; fifty skins, one pound fifteen shillings ditto; fifty skins, ( same amount) ditto ; two quires of foolscap, and one quire common bonds, two pounds stamps ; five skins, two pounds and one pound fifteen shil- lings ditto; five skins, three pounds and one pound fifteen shillings ditto ; two quires of foolscap three pounds ditto; twenty- five skins, six pounds ditto ; fifty skins, and twelve sheets of foolscap, twelve pounds ditto ; twenty- five skins, twenty- five pounds ditto ; five quires of folio post octavo, one shilling stamps ; fifteen ditto ditto, ( Bills), five shillings ditto ; ten ditto ditto, ( Bills), six shillings ditto; ten ditto ditto, ( Bills), eight shillings and sixpence ditto ; twenty quires of foolscap octavo, ( Receipts), two- penny stamps ; three ditto ditto, ( Receipts), two shillings and sixpence ditto; and ten ditto ditto, ( Receipts), sixpenny ditto. CHARGES. BOW STREET OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. EDMUND BULLOCK the younger, with stealing three sovereigns, two half- sovereigns, two shillings, two handker- chiefs, and one gold pin, the monies and property of Ed- mund Bullock the elder, in Saint Martin's- street, Saint Martin's- lane.— Committed to Newgate for trial. MARLBOROUGH STREET OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. THOMAS ANSELL, with stealing, from the shop of Wil- liam Harris, in Upper Cleveland- street, Fitzroy- square, one till, and the sum of ten shillings, in monies, his property and monies.— Committed to Newgate for trial. THOMAS HALLWARD YOUNG, on suspicion of em- bezzling the sum of ten pounds, which he had received on the account of William Young, of Poland- street, Saint James, his master and employer.— Remanded till the 24th instant. SEPTEMBER 17. JAMES NEWLAND, with stealing one toast- rack, value two shillings, the property ofthe Honourable Robert Henry Clive, of Tilney- street, Park- lane,— Committed to Newgate for trial. MICHAEL QUINLAND, with stealing one ring, value fourteen shillings, the property of Mary Ann O'Briant, of Great White Lion- street, Seven- dials.— Committed to New- gate for trial. MARYLEBONE OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. JAMES MANNING, by Ann Hill, with stealing, last night, in Marylebone, one quilt, the property of Sophia Hib- bert.— Committed to Newgate for trial. SEPTEMBER 17. JOHN SUTTON, and EMMA COLLINS, on re- exa- mination, with stealing two blankets, one frying- pan, and one earthenware- pan, the property of Catherine Geoghegan. — Committed to Newgate for trial. JOSEPH DORMAN, by James Badderley and another, with frequenting Duke- street, Lisson- grove, this day, with intent to commit felony, he being a reputed thief.— Com- mitted to the House of Correction, for two calendar months. SEPTEMBER 18. GEORGE FELL, by John Jones, with stealing, last night, in Tottenham- court- road, one hat, his property.— Committed to Newgate for trial. HATTON GARDEN OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. JAMES SMITH, with stealing a pair of boots, value fifteen shillings, in Ilatton- garden, the property of Thomas Burt.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WILLIAM HARRIS, otherwise called BEDFORD BILL, with stealing divers silver goods, the property of James Peters, of Cambridge.— For examination on Friday- next. SEPTEMBER 18. EDWARD EDWARDS, on re- examination, with steal- ing a dressing glass, value one pound eighteen shillings, the property of George Walker, of Saint John- street- road, cabinet- maker.— Committed to Newgate for trial. WORSHIP STREET OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. JAMES HENESEY, and HANNAH HENESEY, re- examined, with stealing four sovereigns and a half, and five pounds one shilling in silver, the monies of some person unknown, in Saint Luke.— For re- examination on Friday- next. • JANE TWORT, with stealing a diamond ring, the pro- perty of Lewis Emanuel, in the parish of Christ- church.—' For re- examination on Tuesday next. ROBERT SMITH, and JOHN SIMPSON, with steal- ing three pigs, the property of William Francis, in Bethnal- green.— Committed to Newgate for trial. SEPTEMBER 17. ELIZABETH STRUTTON, re- examined, with breaking and entering the dwelling- house of William Lane, and stealing therein one hat, one shift, and other articles, his property, in Shoreditch.— Committed to Newgate for trial. SEPTEMBER 18. JAMES MORRIS, re- examined, with stealing three shirts, the property of Joseph Morris, in Bethnal- green.— For re- examination on Tuesday next. SAMUEL ASHTON, with stealing five frying- pans, the property of Henry Frost, in Islington.— Committed to Newgate for trial. LAMBETH STREET OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 18. ELLEN SMITH, with stealing a hat, a coat, a pair of shoes, and twelve shillings, last night, in Saint George, the property and monies of Joseph Pearce.— Committed for further examination on Tuesday next. JOHN LOVEDAY, with stealing one jacket, the pro- perty of John Rusself Law, in the Commercial- road, this day.— Committed to Newgate for trial. THAMES POLICE OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 17. DANIEL SULLIVAN, with having, yesterday, entered the dwelling- house of Ann Nicholls, in Ratcliffe, for the purpose of committing felony.— Committed to the H ouse of Correction, for three weeks. SEPTEMBER 18. EDWARD DOWLING, MATTHEW LARKING, JOHN LAWLER, and JAMES COX, re- examined, from the 12th instant; Dowling with stealing two bushels of oats, the property of William Wright Landell, on the 3d instant, in Rotherhithe.— Dowling and Larking, with stealing two other bushels of oats, the property ofthe said W. W. Lan- dell, on the 10th instant.— Dowling and Lawler, with steal- ing two other bushels of oats, the property ofthe said W. W. Landell, on the 12th instant.— Cox, with feloniously re- ceiving the said several quantities of oats, knowing the same to have been stolen.— Lawler, also, with stealing two sacks, the property of the said W. W. Landell.— All com- mitted to Newington Gaol, for trial. UNION HALL OFFICE. SEPTEMBER 16. ADAM JONES alias WILSON, with stealing two half- crowns, the monies of Michael Thwaites, on the 14th instant, in Rotherhithe.— Committed for trial. WILLIAM CREAMER, re- examined, fron^ he 12th in- stant, on suspicion of stealing thirty- ni^ yarH of flannel. — Committed for trial. * SEPTEMBER 17. WILLIAM OWEN, already described as having es- caped from the custody of a • constable conveying him to Horsemonger- lane Gaol, under commitment of the Rev. G. W. Onslow, on a charge of breaking and entering the house of James Stear, of Ripley, Surrey, and stealing therein a quantity of plate and other articles, was this day apprehended in Gray's Inn- lane, Holborn.— Remanded till Saturday next. 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