OLICE OR, HUE IhiWiolrt tu GAZETTE; AND CRY. No. 420. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1832. 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, with every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. A List of Convicts who have Escaped from New South Wales prior to 1st July, 1831. NAME. Alexander Arthur Charles Browning William Billett John Cooper John Collins Peter M'Conachie James Fogotter Thomas Fowler Thomas Ferry Frederick Hammond Philip Hustwaite James Matthews David Ronoldson James Richards William Sullivan Zachariah Trueman Charles Turnley John Butt Taring Joseph Vanhammet William Brown John Butler Florence Handley William Jerrard John Marshall James Asbury Thos. Bower a. Hanson John Powell William Smith Edward Williams Henry Wise WHERE TRIED. Edinburgh Kingston- on- Hull Wilts Worcester Lancaster Glasgow Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Northampton Devon Edinburgh Middlesex Middlesex Warwick London- LoncltiS • Northampton Chester London London York Lancaster London Kingston- on- Hull London York Salop Bucks WHEN TRIED. TO May, 1829 16 Oct., 1828 5 March, 1825 6 March, 1819 20 Oct., 1828 25 Sept., 1823 6 Dec., 1827 15 Feb., 1827 13 Sept., 1827 11 Sept., 1828 3 March, 1827 21 March, 1827 1 Dec., 1823 9 Sept., 1818 2C Oct., 1826 18 Aug., 1821 6 Dec., 1827 ff Dec., 1827 3 March, 1821 10 Sept., 1821 9 April, 1829 — Oct., 1818 15 March, 1821 7 March, 1829 13 Sept., 1820 15 Jan., 1829 11 June, 1829 22 March, 1828 21 March, 1815 14 July, 1828 SENTENCE. 14 years 14 years life life life 14 years life life life life 7 years 14 years 14 vears life" life 14 years life 7 yearsN" life life 7 years 7 years life . 14 years life 14 years 14 years life life 14 years Mermaid America . Ms. Hastings Recovery John Minerva Albion Prince Regent Phoenix John Phoenix Vittoria Minerva John Barry Guilford Shipley Eliza Royal George Minerva Guilford John Mangles Minerva Layton Minerva Layton Sarah Lord Melville Fanny America NATIVE PLACE. Glasgow Gloucester Wiltshire Stockport Stockport Dumbarton London Warwick Cambridge Clapham Huntingdon Cornwall Breadalbane London London Birmingham London Exeter" Antrim Gloucester Suffolk London London Lincoln London Lincoln Liverpool London Salop Berks TRADE. calico- printer stable- keeper plough mau servant weaver labourer watch- spg.- mr. wheelwright groom porter carpenter mason labourer carpenter tailor blacksmith whitesmith seaman seaman button- maker sailor plasterer musical- key- f. hairdresser clerk seaman rope- maker ploughman gardener bargeman AGE SIZE. EYES. 5 n hazel m a 0 blue ? 4 s 7 blue 41 5 4* 8 dark ? r> 5 hazel ° 4 5 - H blue M 5 hazel m 3 s* blue 5 2* dk. hazel ? 9 J 3 blue 30 3 8* brown 27 5 blue ? f> D 4 grey fl, ••) 5 . dark ?.?. 5 4f hazel 2!) a H blue 517 a b grey 4 vf r- 0 3— - trrorro — 30 4 114 blue D 5 hazel " n 5 9} dk. hazel 9, f> hazel 31 5 5* hazel 01 5 5 hazel 97 5 4* hazel 43 5 3 hazel < » > 5 tu hazel 5 ^ brown 40 5 54 grey 25 5 4* hazel HAIR. d. brown brown brown black brown brown It. brown brown brown It. brown brown It. brown, brown It. brown grey ! red brown I brown dark j Krown brown brown d. brown brown It. brown brown J d. brown fair brown ' MARKS AND REMARKS. slight scar on the right side of the chin scar at corner of the left eye [ on left arm crucifix, J C, and J W, on right arm ; A W and F [ on the left arm I R, rose, and M S, on right arm ; indecent figures anchor on back of left hand ; E under left arm S C, T W, & c. on right arm ; dove, S C, & c. on left scar at corner of right eye, two small ones over left mark of scald on right arm, P H M I B B S on left mermaid, hearts and darts on right, and anchor on [ left arm ; 2 small worts left side of mouth broad scar on the back of the head J. Butler on left arm since transported to Norfolk Island scar on left side of mouth ; mole inside rt. eyebrow scar between 2d and 3d fingers of right hand dark mole on left eyebrow; scar on forehead hair mole on left cheek As no charge is made for the insertion of Articles relating to Stolen Property in the Police Gnzctte and Hue and Cry, all Letters addressed to the Editor upon that subject, are requested to be post- paid. MURDER, AND MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING OR STABBING, BARNEY CAIN, late of Buckeridge- street, Saint Giles, Labourer, stands charged with feloniously killing and slay- ing Michael Welch.— The said BARNEY CAIN stands about five feet eight inches and a half high, is about thirty years of age, of dark complexion, full face, and brown bushy whiskers; is a native of Ireland, and has an impediment in Lis speech. He had on, when he absconded, on Thursday the 12th instant ( the day on which the said Michael Welch died), an old fustian shooting jacket, leather apron, knee breeches, worsted stockings, and black hat. The Coroner's Warrant for his apprehension is in the hands of John Sher- lock Simpson, of No. 25,, Orchard- street, Westminster, parish constable. On the 15th of October 1831, a Checque, purporting to Wear the signatures of Machin, Debenham, and Storr, of King- street, Covent- garden, and drawn on Messrs. Hopkin- son's, Bankers, Regent- street, for £ 258, was paid by them in the following Bank of England Notes, and since proved to be a Forgery ; viz. Nos. 13490, dated 9th Sept. 1831, for £ 100. 7785 — 5th Sept. — for 50. 11324 — 16th Sept. — for 50. 11325 — 16th Sept. — for 50. Balance in Gold : the Bank Note No. 13496, 100/.. was ex- changed for Gold at the Bank, on the afternoon of the same day, in the name of 4 Edward Wallis,' endorsed" both on it and the checque: No. 7785, one of the 50/. Notes, was clianged at the Coventry Bank, on the 22d of October, en- dorsed « T. Andrews, West Smithfield, LondonNo. 11325. another 50/. Note, was changed at the Birmingham Branch Bank, on the same day, also endorsed 4 Thomas Andrews, as above, paid in the following £ 5 Branch Notes, viz. Nos. 8680, 8681, 86S2, 86S3, and 8684, all dated the 16th August, 1831, for £ 5 each. Balance in Gold : No. 8680, one of the said Notes w as paid into the Liverpool Branch Bank, endorsed 4 Wm. Milem, Soho- square,' and the name 4 Bryant.' No. 8684, endorsed 4 Mr. Deane, Fish- street- hill, 24th October, 1831,' was paid into the Bank of England, on the 28th October. The follow- ing Notes are yet in circulation, viz. Ncs. 11324, dated 16th Sept. 1831, for £ 50. 8681 — 16th Aug. 1831, for 5. 8682 — 16th Aug. 1831, for O. 8683 — 16th Aug. 1831, for 5. It is requested should any of the said Notes be offered in payment, immediate information of the persons holding the same, be given to A. Charles, Esq., No. I, Birchin- lane, Cornhill. Payment of the same being stopped at the Bank. HOUSe- BreAkInG Stolen, on Saturday morning, the 21st instant, about eleven o'clock, from the House of Mr. George Gunnell, in Holy well- street, Westminster, the following articles, viz.— One plated Tea- pot, six large silver Forks, six small ditto ditto, six Tea- spoons, four Dessert ditto, four large Table ditto, one Gravy ditto, one Butter- knife, one Toast- rack, and a pair of Sugar- tongs. The whole of the above articles were crested, 4 A Lion rampant, with a Hand and Apple'; and were deposited in a small wicker basket, lined with green baize. They were stolen during the temporary ab- sence of the servant, and suspicion rests on a Woman going about with tapes, laces, &. c.— Information to be given at the Police Station, New- way, Tothill- street, Westminster. On Friday night, the 20th instant, between six and eleven o'clock, some Thieves entered the House of Joseph Cooke, Esq., No. 23, Marlborough- buildings, Bath, and the follow- ing articles Stolen therefrom, viz.— A large diamond Cross and a small ditto, a pair of large diamond Ear- rings, one equamine Cross and Ear- rings, one broad gold Chain with aqaa marine clasps, a diamond Brooch with hair, two pearl hoop Rings, pair ot long black Ear- rings, two diamond Rings, ten various small Rings and Pins, one amethyst Necklace with large stories, an amethyst Cross and Ear- rings, one pair of amethyst double- row Bracelets with large stones, one garnet Cross and Ear- rings, an amethyst Head Ornament with large stones, one large cable gold Chain, one small gold Watch- chain, a pair of gold long drop Ear- rings, a hair Bracelet with mottos and miniature clasp set in gold, a gilt Bracelet ( father's miniature) clasps set in gold, a black jet Necklace and Cross Ear- rings, six King's pat- tern large Forks, six ditto small Forks, six ditto largo Spoons, six ditto small Spoons; one small French Watch, with enamelled back, ;> et round with pearls, and gold orna- ments attached ; a garnet Bracelet, a red cornelian Heart and Ear- rings, a w hite cornelian Cross ; a Mosaic Brooch, Ear- rings, and Ring ; a pearl Brooch and Ear- rings : Fifty- live Pounds, in Notes of 51. each, of the Bank of Messrs. Hobhouse and Co., Bath ; four red Purses with ten Sove- reigns, and one Purse with old Coins.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, shall, on conviction and recovery of the whole or part of the said property, receive a Reward of Fifty Pounds, by applying to the said J. Cooke.— Informa- tion to be given to W. Hall, Police Office, Bath. On Sunday night, the 22d instant, between half- past six and half- past eight o'clock, the Dwelling- house of Joseph Hecketh, No. 23, motley- street, Curtain- road, was broken and entered, and the following property Stolen, viz.— A blue great Coat, lined with black silk ; a pair of blue Trousers; a Silver Salt- spoon, marked 4 F. H/; two Silver Tea- spoons, 4 N. H.'; four Shillings in Silver, and two black Coats— Information to be given to James Hanley, consta- ble, Worship- street Office. 1582 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. On Sunday afternoon, the 22d instant, the Dwelling- house of Sarah Frampton, No. T, Vincent'- street. Bethnal- green, was broken and entered, by forcing the back door with some instrument, and the following property Stolen, viz.— Two Sovereigns, two pair of Sheets, marked ' T. B.'; a brown coloured Silk Gown, a small paltcrn bine Gown, a red body of a Gown, a lilac Gown ; four Shifts, one marked ' B.' and one ' S. F.'; two Shirts, one marked ' J. J.'; three short Night- gowns; one lavender Shawl; one white ditto, with a , rose border; two Silver Spoons ' marked 1 A. W.'; a lace Cap, and sundry other articles.— Information to be given to Thomas Garton or William Attfield, at Worship- street Office. On Sunday, the 22d instant, the Dwelling- house of Ellen Barton, No. 3, Cumberland- street, Hackney- road, was broken and entered, and the following property Stolen, viz. — One lavender coloured China Crape Shawl, one primrose coloured ditto; one scarlet middle ditto, with a deep border ; one fawn middle ditto, with rich narrow border ; six Tea- spoons, and a pair of Sugar- tongs, marked ' E. E. M.'; two plain Tea- spoons, two Table ditto, two fluted edge Dessert ditto ; one Mustard- spoon, with gilt bowl, and fluted ; one Caddy- ladle, and two Salt- spoons, plain; a garnet Neck- lace, set with pearls ; Brooch and Ring to match ; a pair of garnet Ear- rings, very large stones; a pair of jet Ear rings, set in chased gold ; a chased gold Lady's Ring, with hair in the centre, and Goldsmith's Hall mark inside ; a chain- work gold Keeper; and eleven yards of light green Gros de Naples, of a superior quality,— Information to be given to William Attfield or Thomas Waters, at Worship- street Offiee. * On Sunday evening, the 22d instant, between eight and street. Star- corner. Bermondsey, was entered, by means of skeleton keys, during the temporary absence of the family, and the following articles were Stolen therefrom, viz,— One silver Watch, one olive Great Coat, one olive Lady's Cloak, and about seven Sovereigns. On Sunday afternoon, the 22d instant, between one and four o'clock, the House of Mr. James Turner, No. 85, Beth- nal- rrecn- road, was entered, during the absence of the family, Mid the follow ing articles were Stolen therefrom, viz. — A musical Snuff- box, ebony case; a metal Watch, makers' names ' Wakeling and Garrard, No. 2GS7,' with a gold Seal attached; six silver Tea- spoons, and one ditto Gravy- spoon, marked * S. S. T.'; four silver Sali- spoons, plain ; one ditto Mustard- spoon with gilt bowl, a ditto Cream- jus with legs ; one ditto half- pint ditto, marked ' S S. T.;' two'ditto Table- spoons, and two small ditto Tea- spoons, ' A. W.'; one ditto ditto, ' S. S. T.'; a pearl Ring, set with grey hair : two ditto Brooches ; a mourning Brooch, marked ' Cain and Ansel)'; a ditto King, set in black; a silver gilt Coral with six bells, two gold Brooches, some loose Pearls ; one mourning Ring, marked ' Ann Turner,' motto ' She is gone, but not forgotten'; two stout chased belched Rings, and six Shifts and two Pet- ticoats.— The entrance was effected from the rear of the house, through the back parlour window. On Sunday evening, the 22d instant, between eight and nine o'clock, the House of Mr. Kew, Castle Ride, White- chapel, was entered, by means of skeleton keys, and the following articles Stolen therefrom, viz.— Two child's Night- shirts, marked ' W. K.'; two pair of top Boots, two black body Coals, a light ditto, a white Counterpane; two Boy's Shirts, marked ' Kew '; three Men's ditto, ' W. K.'; two pair of patent cord Breeches, two Neckerchiefs marked ' W. K.', five Collars, three Table- cloths, two Gowns, two — Shifts, two flannel Petticoats, three pair of worsted Stock- ings, and one new red cotton Shawl. On Wednesday night, the 18th instant, the House of John Thomas Christopher, No. 6, Plummer's- row, Whitechapel, was broken and entered, by means of false keys, and the following articles were Stolen therefrom, viz.— A Gold Brooch, with hair; a ditto Ring, with five cut coral stones; a coral Necklace, consisting of six rows ; a new dark frock Coat, lined witlf silk ; a black close- bodied Coat, a pair of black Trousers, a new velvet Waistcoat, a black cloth ditto, five silk Handkerchiefs, and four wine Glasses ; also five Shillings in copper monies. On Monday night, the 23d instant, between eight and nine o'clock, the House of Mr. Purday, No. 45, High Hot- born, was broken and entered, and the following property Stolen therefrom, viz.— Ten Sovereigns, in a red morocco purse, with common clasp. A tin Cash- box, containing ten pounds in gold and silver; a bill for ten pounds, due the 13th February 1832; a promissory note, for one hundred pounds, from Thomas Purday to Z T. Purday ; a rcceipt for twenty- one pounds twelve shillings and fourpence, paid to Messrs. Goulding and Co.. on Nov. 4th 1831, signed by Rotherham ; a paid acceptance, Thomas Preston on Z. T Purday, for twenty pounds; a ditto ditto, H. Wrede on Z. T. Purday. for fifty pounds ; an acceptance of Mr. R. Sewell, of Holt, in Norfolk, for ten pounds; an order from Mr. Elliott, of Tunbridge- wells, to receive eleven pounds sixteen shillings, at Messrs. Masterman's, after the 25th instant; and various other papers. Also, a brown surtout Coat; seven silver Tea- spoons, marked ' Susan ' in written WAR OFFICE, A List and Description of 1 NAME. CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. H RAD. FACE. EYES. EYEBROWS. NOSE. NECK. HAIR. William Prosser 3d Drag. Guards Llantrissant Monmouth labourer 21 5 104 ' — — — grey — — — brown Owen Green 4th Drag. Guards Arklow Wicklow labourer 264 5 11+ — — — hazel — — — brown Hugh Kelly 5th Drag. Guards Belfast Antrim labourer 24* 5 - — hazel • — — black Robert Sent ____ t9th Lancers Hadsor Worcester sg^ yant 20 ? 10 - — grey — u — lightbrown Martin Fogarty ~ 2d Bat. Gren. Gds. St. Mary's Kilkenny jdiuer 2( T 5 104 prop prop prop grey prop prop^- - profi - ligtifBrown Joseph Woods 2d Bat Scots Fus. Madely [ dale Stafford tailor 24 5 111 stout large oval grey brown prop short brown William Hargraves Isr Bat. Cold. Gds. Kirby Malhim- York labourer 25 5 11* stout prop prop hazel light large sh. thick brown Thomas Grain Smith 2d Bat. Cold. Gds. Brompton Kent none 24 5 10 slender small round prey brown prop prop brown Frederick Parker 1st Foot Himley Stafford carpenter 22 § 5 8 stout prop prop dark brown prop prop prop dark grey Daniel M'Civiekin 1st Foot Liverpool Lancaster labourer 18 5 slender round long brown light large long light John Morgan 1st Foot Eden moor Down painter 23 5 7 stout round prop grey light prop stout light John M'Goveran 5th Foot Bally Bay Mouaghan labourer 2. H 5 6 ' — — — hazel — — — brown Dennis Filby 5tb Foot Ballintubber Mayo labourer 27 5 7 — — <— blue — — — brown Michael Creagh 5th Foot Shaunagarry Cork labourer 23 § 5 44 — - jd — grey — — — brown George Johnston 8th Foot Belfast Antrim calico- printer 27 5 9j stout prop long grey dark prop long dark brown John Esler 8th Foot Bucknaw Antrim weaver 21 5 H slender prop oval oft. y sandy prop prop sandy Thomas Finn 8th Foot Euniskieu Monaghan labourer 27 5 7 stout large round hazel sandy prop short red Peter Rourke 8th Foot Carregallen Antrim labourer 20 5 7j stout large long dark dark long r. short brown John Hannon 15th Foot Cashel Tipperary labourer 24 5 Hi slender small oval blue dark brown short long dark brown William Towns 24th Foot Manchester Lancashire baker 23 5 54 short round round grey light brown short thick lightbrown Patrick Murray 24th Foot Galway Galway tailor 27 5 94 tall small long grey light long long light William Siddons 24th Foot Southwell Nottingham tailor 24 G 0i tall small long grey brown straight long brown Samuel Marcus 21th Foot Wells- next- Sea Norfolk cabinet- maker 234 5 6* stout round round light brown brown prop prop grey John Geddes 25th Foot Wick Caithness tailor 18 5 ? 4 — — — grey — — brown William Mackie 30th Foot Edinburgh Edinburgh 23 5 9 stout round' round grey light browi long long lightbrown Robert Towart 33d Foot Lanark Glasgow clotn- lapper 31 5 — — — blue — — — brown John Schofield 33d Foot Hipperholm York wool- comber 22$ 5 — — — hazel — — — light brown Edward Johnstone 33d Foot Oakenshaw Lancaster labourer 17 S 6 — — — hazel — — — dark browu Samuel Littler 33d Foot Northwich Chester blacksmith 21^ 5 Si — — i—• hazel — — — brown Michael Carroll 34th Foot Dunlaine Wicklow labourer 19 5 » 4 stout large oval hazel brown prop short brown Martin Cavauagh 34th Foot Headford Gal way labourer 21 5 H — — — grey — — — brown John Hutcheson 43d Foot Fueston Lincoln labourer 22| 5 Gi prop rouud oval grey lightbrown common prop lightbrown William Mitchell 50th Foot Enniskillen Fermanagh labourer 23 5 64 — — black — — — brown Henry Barton 52d Foot Birmingham Warwick whitesmith 22 5 H — ' — — blue — — — dark brown Thomas Withers 52d Foot Prince Risbro' Berks labourer 204 5 6 — — — hazel — — — brown Edward Bradford 52d Foot Stockport Chester tailor 20 5 Ci — — — blue — — — darkbrown Aaron Shaw 66th Foot Pocklingtou York labourer 21 5 84 stout large round grey light common long light Owen Lay 66th Foot Drumlane Cavan labourer 25 5 94 stout large round grey brown common long black John Turner 67th Foot Marylebone Middlesex groom 5 n stout round oval grey heavy common long brown John Oakley 67th Foot Banbridge Down labourer 26 5 9 stout large long grey heavy large loug brown John Haulon 67th Foot Street Longford dealer 23 5 6 stout round oval grey heavy common short sandy James Rielly 67th Foot Grayard Longford labourer 25 5 7 stout rouud oval grey dark common short brown John M'Leod 72d Highlanders Snizort Inverness labourer 20 5 6 stout — rouud hazel — — — black James Hawkins 74th Foot Drumgulan Down butcher 28 5 8 stout large oval blue brown prop short brown Andrew Pearson 79th Highlanders Paubridge Forfar baker 32 § 5 6 stout round oval hazel browu prop short brown David M'Ewan 79th Highlanders Comrie Perth weaver 19 5 6 .— hazel — fair Thomas Brooks 80th Foot Stockport Cheshire labourer 22 5 5 — — ' dark grey — — — brown John Jones 84th Foot Llangood Anglestja labourer 19 5 6 — — — grey — — — light John Gordon 90th Foot Inverness Inverness flax- dresser 20 5 94 -- — — grey r — — — black Robert Amers 92d Highlanders Gallowshiels Roxburgh clothier 24 5 7 stout common round grey light brown common prop light brown John Graham 96th Foot Lisniahaga Glasgow weaver 25 5 6 stout large large hazel dark prop prop dark Richard Macey, a. Brooks 98th Foot Georgham Devon blacksmith 26 5 n — — — hazel ; — — lightbrown Henry Mollis Royal Artillery Woolhampton Berks grocer 21* 5 10 athletic prop round grey j fair prop prop fair John Winsall 2nd Bat. Artillery St. George's Middlesex plumber 22 5 7 stout round round hazel brown common r. short brown James Warde 5th Bat. Artillery Portsea Hauls turner 21* 5 94 slender common long dark dark browo long long dark brown Richard Maultby Rifle Brigade St. Chad's Salop baker 18 5 9 stout prop oval light browu brown prop prop grey James Eccles 1st Bat. Rifle Brig Donaghedee Down labourer 234 5 6 stout round oval grey light brown prop prop brown Thomas Murtock lst Bat. RifleBrig. Belfast Antrim labourer 27 5 10 stout round oval hazel lightbrown prop prop brown ROYAl marinES. brown William Wicks Chatham Div. Marylebone London cabinet- maker 30 5 6 — — — grey — 1582 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. characters; a pair of stiver Sugar- tongs, marked 1 Z. T P.'| " In a cipher ; a gentleman's purple camlet Cloak, considera- bly faded ; and a brown Great Coat, rather weather beaten. — The entrance was effected by means of a skeleton key, ( the door being left on the spring bolt), during the absence of the family. On Monday evening, the 23d instant, abont seven o'clock, the House of Mr. Thomas Gunner. No. 3, North streel. Spitalfields. was broken and entered, and the following articles Stolen therefrom, viz.— One black Coat and Waist- coat. a pair of London- smoke Trousers, a pair of Welling- ton Boots, a red cotton Gown ; a gold mourning breast Pin, with a ship and anchor and a tomb on it ; two Shirts, a Pil- low- case, a nett Cap trimmed with red ribbon, a calico Shirt, a gauze Handkerchief, a Razor with a black handle, a pair of kid Gloves, a coral King, and a blue silk Handker- chief.— The entrance was effected by means of skeleton keys, during the absence of the family. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. RICHARD GAD, of the parish of Drayton- in- Hales, in the county of Salop, stands charged, on the information of an Accomplice, with having Stolen a Sheep — He is a Chair- maker by trade, between forty and fifty years of age, about five feet six inches high, has light brown hair, pale face, no whiskers, and stoops a little in the shoulders. He Absconded from Drayton aforesaid, on the 25th of November last.— Whoever will apprehend or cause to be apprehended and lodged in safe custody the said RICHARD GAD, shall, oo conviction, receive Five Guineas Reward, and be paid all reasonable travelling expenses, on application to Mr. Holt, Governor of the Poor of the said parish; the said Mr. Holt reserving to himself the power of apportioning the said Re- ward between contending claimants, where more thau one shall be concerned in the apprehension, or of deciding to which of them it shall belong. Stopped, supposed to be Stolen, on Friday evening, the 20th instant, in the possession of THOMAS COLLIER, at Uxbridge. a Dark Chesnut cart Mare, aged, about filtcen bauds high, bald laced, near hind leg white to the hock, full mane and tail, and inclined to be silvery. Also, a strong Cart, the body painted blue, red wheels and shafts, with the name of ' John Blakeman, Lichfield, Staffordshire,' painted on the body. And a set of Cart Harness complete.— May be seen, by applying to Mr. C. Murray, high constsblc, at Uxbridge, Middlesex. — The prisoner is remanded for further examination. Stolen, on Monday night, the 23rd instant, or early the following morniog, from out of the Stable of Mr. Henry Baker, of the parish or Worth, in the county of Sussex, Farmer, a Bay Mare, rising four years old, fifteen hands high. has a little white on the off hind foot, near the fetlock, and knobs upon each hind leg. Also a Brown Pony, thirteen hands high, blind, about eight years old, with cut tail.— A Reward of Five Pounds will be paid, on the conviction of the offender or offenders.— Information to be given at the Police Office, Union Hall. Stolen or Strayed, from Stcyne Barn Yard, in the parish of Biustead, ou Wednesday night, the 18th instant, or early the following morning, a Black Nag Mare, aged, with switch tail, small star in the forehead, and the letter' I' cut very large on the near side.— If Stolen, whoever will give such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender and recovery of the said Mare, shall receive Ten Guineas Reward from the Holybourn Association, and a further Re- ward of Ten Guincas from D. Inwood ; and if Strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid by the said D. Inwood. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 15th instant, or early on the following morning, from a Stable, at Guist, the property of Joshua Gay, a Chesnut Gelding, about seven years old. With short cut tail, white shim down his face, and scarred on each side his neck, as if be had been blistered.— Whoever will give such information as will convict the person or per- sons who stole the said Gelding, shall, upon conviction, re- ceive Ten Pounds Reward from the said Mr. Gay ; aud Ten Pounds from the Foulsham Association. Stolen, from Pcnardlas, near Llanfyllin, Montgomery- shire, on Friday night, the 30th ultimo, or early on the fol- lowing morning, two Marcs, of the Cart Kind. One a Dark Brown, with white face, a little white on the near hind hip, and rising five years old ; the other an Iron- grey, black legs, and rising eight years old : both are about fourteen hands high. The properly of Mr. Thomas Lloyd.— Whoever will discover the offender or offenders, shall, on conviction, re- ceive Ten Guineas Reward, from the said Mr. Thomas Lloyd, or Mr. Walter, police officer, Ironbridge, Salop.— A Man, with a round face and dark whiskers, and who bad on a dark drab coat, with top boots, went through Ellesmere, on the Saturday, with two Mares, answering the above de- scription. [ See last page. JANUARY 25, 1832. Deserters from His Majesty s Service. SHOULD. ARMS. HANDS. LEGS. FEET. 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Dorchester took the whole of his regimental necessaries . . .26 Nov. Glasgow feigns deafness ; took part reg. nec. j a transfer from 5th Foot 3 Dec. Dundalk took his sword and belts 4 Dec. Hounslow took side- arms . . . . . • .29 Nov. Dublin small- pox; 2d des.; sup. to be in Whitechapel or Spitalfields— 29- Qefcr— -- Unttdvm— . . . . . . .19 Nov. I Tower of a recruit, intermediately approved a recruit, not attested pock- pitted ; a recruit, not attested . . • took great coat, and the whole of his regimental necessaries hair on chest, abdomen, & shoulders ; took reg. necessaries pock- pitted; took the whole of reg. necessaries . took greater part of reg. necessaries ; left his wife at N. B. took side- belt & bayonet, & greater part of reg. necessaries was employed in Qr.- Mr. Gen.' s boats at Halifax ; had on an [ old straw hat pock- marked known to have plain clothes known to have plain clothes ....•• red whiskers took side- belt, bayonet, and part of reg. necessaries PLACE, second time desertion , second time desertion took the whole of his regimental necessaries a recruit recently enlisted stoops in walking, and turns his toes in ; a recruit took great coat, regimental uecessaries, cap, side- belt, & c. a scar on the left side of his lip ; a recruit attested took side- arms and greater part regimental necessaries took side- arms and greater part regimental necessaries punishment, and second time desertion .... took side- arms .......•• letter D ; 4th desertion ; took side- arms and great coat took great coat and all his regimental necessaries took side- arms, great coat, and part of his regimental nec. took feather, bonnet, and part regimental necessaries took part reg. necessaries ; a drunken, worthless character took side- arms, belt and sword ...... t'iok the whole of his regimental necessaries lightly pock- pitted ; speaks very fast; a recruit . went to Limerick ou a pass .... . 5 Nov. 2 Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 30 Nov. 30 Nov. 30 Nov. 23 Sept. 23 Sept. 13 Oct. 24 Sept. 2 Oct. 6 Oct. 14 Oct. 14 Oct. 29 Nov. 28 Nov. 15 Nov. 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Aberdeen Bolton- le- Moor Portsmouth Dundee Banratty regimental red round red round red round regimental grey red shell regimental blue regimental regimental great coat great coat regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental great coat moleskin regimental red shell blue regimental striped velvet striped common common common prop loug prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop large large prop prop prop took all his regimental necessaries puuishment; took part of his regimental necessaries marks of punishmeut . has a slight impediment in his speech a mole over the right eye . 29 Oct. 15 Nov. 5 Jan. 26 Dec. 29 Dec. 10 Nov. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 5 Jan. Halifax, N. S. off pass Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich London St. John, N. B. St. John, N. B. Chatham fustian reg. red regimental blue blue brown green green fustian dark 1582 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the lltli instant, out of the Brigg Common Close, an aged Bay Mare, about fifteen hands high, has a star on the forehead, and one white foot. Also a Bay Colt, two years old, about fourteen hands high, lias a small star on the forehead, a small quantity of hair rubbed off the lid of the near eye, and a switch tail.— A Reward of Ten Pounds will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to Mr. W. Nainby, or Mr. C. Spring, of Brigg. Stolen or Strayed, on Friday night, the 13th instant, a four- year old Filly, strawberry- coloured, long tail, about fifteen hands high, of the Nag kind, and a little white down the face. Also, a grey yearling Cart Colt, about fourteen hands high. The property of Richard Stone, of Wolley Farm, in the parish of Chaddleworth in the county of Berks. — If Stolen, a Reward of Ten Guineas will be paid on the conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to the said Richard Stone. larceny; Stolen, on Saturday, the 21st instant, from the House of Mrs. Slator, No. 5, Carrier- street, Saint Giles, about Thirty Pounds, consisting of Sovereigns aud Half- sovereigns.— By MARY LAWTON, her servant, who has Absconded. She is about thirty years of age, a native of Cork, about five feet four inches high, is extremely stout and clumsy made, and was dressed in a brown stuff gown, black straw bonnet, and had wilh her a cloak. » JONATHAN ACKROYD, of Clayton Heights, near Bradford, in the county of York, stands charged with hav- ing Stolen from the Warehouse of Mr. James Craven, in Bradford Ten Gross of worsted Weft, on the 30( h of Sep- tember last.— He is five feet five or six inches high, has grey hair and whiskers, about fifty years of age, and when in company is frequently laughing. Supposed to be at Read- ing, in Berkshire. — Whoever will apprehend the said offender, shall, on his conviction, be handsomely rewarded, by applying to Mr. W. Brigg, chief constable, Bradford. Absconded, from his employer, taking with him a con- siderable Sum of Money, amongst which was a Note of the Manchester Branch Bank of England, dated Manchester, 28th of September, No. 3481, for 10/. — GEORGe DUN- CROFT. He is about forty years of age. stout made, five feet five or six inches high, light hair and complexion, blue eyes, a short fore finger on the left hand, nnd a scar on his left cheek, apparently occasioned bv a scald. It is supposed lie left Manchester for London, on Thursday night, the 10th instant, by the Red Rover Coach. On Friday morning, the 20th instant the following pro- perty was Stolen from No 1, Providence - place, Crosby- row, Saint Saviour, viz.- One mourning Ring, three Ladies' Rings ; one Necklace, consisting of four rows of coral ; one pair of coral Ear- rings, a pair of gold dilto, two silver Thim- bles, a gold ditto, a gold Brooch, with green stone, and a pair of Stockings — By a Lodger, who gave his name BROCKWAITE:— Information tube given at the Police Office, Union Hall. WHITEHALL, January 10th, 1832. Whereas it hath been humbly represented unto the King, that, on Saturday, the 24th day of December last, upwards of One Thousand Pitmen riotously assembled together at or about Waldridge Colliery, near Chester- le- Street, in the county of Durham, and, while from twenty to thirty Men were at work in the Mine, stopped the engine necessarily kept going in order to pump out the water, and then threw large iron tubs, wooden cisterns, corves, and other articles, down the shaft; by which stoppage of the engine, throwing down of tubs, & c., the aforesaid Workmen were placed in the utmost danger; His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the persons concerned in the Felony before men- tioned, is hereby pleased to promise His most gracious Par- don to any one of them ( except the person or persons who actually committed any of the aforesaid acts) who shall dis- cover his Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he, she, or they, may be apprehended and convicted thereof. And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of Two Hun- dred and Fifty Pounds is hereby offered by the Right Ho- nourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Trea- sury, and an additional Reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Guineas by the Owners of Waldridge Colliery, to any person ( exccpt as aforesaid) who shall discover the said offender or offenders, so that he, she, or they, may be apprehended and convicted of the said offence. MELBOURNE. FELONIES NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. JAMES HOUGHTON, of Soho- square, Middlesex, Haberdasher, and late of Wood- street, Cheapside, Ware- houseman, a Bankrupt, hath Absconded from his Creditors, " with a large Suin of Money.— He drove himself from his re- sidence No. 2, Belina Villas, Kentish Town, on Wednesday morning, the 11 th instant, and placid his luggage in the Dover Coach, by which Coach be is supposed to have left London for France. He had with him a rather large black travelling trunk, three great coats, one a brown drab coat, one a rough dark coat, and the other was a snuff- coloured coat, which he had on; wore black trousers and Wellington boots.— It has been ascertained that the following, among other Bank of England Notes, were paid to the said JAMES HOUGHTON, on or about the 2nd and 3rd instant, viz.— No. Amount. Date. No. Amount. Date. 5019 £ 300 21st Nov. 1831 2707 SO 2nd Dec. 1831 7060 3' J0 10th Dec. 36463 50 3rd Dec. 180 200 17th Dec. 19353 50 19th Nov. 181 200 17th Dec. 2865 40 26th Nov. 4148 200 5th Nov. 15530 30 24th Nov. 6305 200 loth - Nov. 13620 20 10th Nov. 9549 200 10th Dec. 6701 ) 8448 200 7th Dec. to > 50 10 26th Nov. 14584 100 13th Sept. 6750) 19484 100 8th Dec. 250 10 7th Nov. 18372 100 8th Dec. 20929 5 23rd Nov. 31863 5 12th Nov. The public is therefore cautioned against receiving any of the said Notes.— The said JAMES HOUGHTON is a na- tive of Suffolk, about thirty years of age, five feet seven inches high, dark eyes, dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers, slight built, very active, and talks quickly.— Who- ever will give such information to Mr. W. H. Ashurst, Soli- citor, Newgate- street. London, as shall lead to the appre hension of the said JAMES HOUGHTON, shall receive On Hundred Guineas ReWard. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on Monday, tlie 2nd instant, from the Dwelling house of Mrs. Foster, No. < 32, Upper Seymour- street, Bry- anstone- square, the following articles, viz. — One Gold Geneva Watch, makers'names ' Vacheron, Crossat and Co.. No. 81) 3!).' silver and gold face, the middle part gold, with four Gold Seals, two Keys, and a Ring, attached : one a large red cornelian seal, engraved ' M. F.'; a small white cornelian ditto, with motto ' Heart's- ease'; a green blood- stone, motto ' Wc part to meet again'; a dark stone, with crest, a Fox : one chased key and one plain ditto ; also one gold ring. Stolen, on Saturday morning, the 21st instant, from the House of Mr. Francis Nellis, of No. 4, Brunswick- place, Brompton, seven yards of olive Merino, ten yards of cream- coloured Silk, and four yards of black Silk. Stolen, between Monday the 16th instant, and Thursday the 1 Oth instant, from the Dwelling- house of R. W. Smith, No. 28, Church street Bethnal- grecn. the following articles, Supposed to be Stolen, on Sunday, the 22d instant, about noon, in the Hare and Hound Road. Grange Road. bEr- mondsey, a Silver Watch, double- cased, gold hand, figued face, goes on a diamond, and was made in London; alsoa pair of Bracelets, composed of small black Beads. The property of—— Gounsden, No. 6, Harden- place, Peckham, Found, in the possession of MARY WILLIAMS ( now in custody) a Roll of Black Bombazin, about twenty- eight yards, with a red ticket pasted on the end of the Roll. Sup- posed to have been Stolen.— Application to be made at the Policc Station, New- way, Tothill- street, Westminster. Stopped, on the person of ANN JONES, by police con- stable John Townsend, 108 L division, the following dupli- cates of property, supposed to have been stolen, viz.:— four books, viz. an Old Testament, Wesley's Hymns, Whitfield's Hymns, and Tom in Holland, pledged at G. and W. Tar- rant's, 30, Great Charlotte- street, Great Surrey- street, Blackfriars. on the 21st of January, 1832, in the name of Ann Read, for two shillings; one book, viz. a French novel, by Rosseau, pledged at Messrs. Barnett and Dickers, Char- lotte- place, New Cut, Lambeth, on the same day, in the name of Ann Reed, for one shilling. She is remanded at Queen Square Office, until Thursday, the 2Gth instant, for stealing a plaid cloak, from the shop of Mr. Farser, West- minster Bridge- road. Stolen, on Monday morning, the 23d instant, from No. 4, Marshall- street, Golden- square, a complete set of Waterloo Bed Furniture, rose pattern. — The property of Thomas Bryan. Stolen, on Monday night, the 23d instant, from the Shop door of Mr. George Clarke, No. 172, Oxford- street, Linen- draper, a large Bundle of black and white cotton and two- pieces of purple Prints, measuring together about eighty yards. Stolen, on Sunday, the 22d instant, from the Roof of Mr. Stacey's Factory, No. 5, Cumberland- street, Curtain- road, about thirty- five feet of Lead, about four hundred weight. — Information to be given to William Attfield or Thomas Waters, constables, Worship street Office. Stolen, on Monday night, the 23d instant, or early on tire following morning, from the Garden of Mr. Fullwood, North- street, Lock's- fields, eleven Pigeons. - Stolen, on Monday evening, the 23d instant, between seven and eight o'clock, by a Man, about five feet six inches high, and dressed in a dark brown coat, the following arti- cles, the property of Mr. Kiss. Gloucester Buildings, Wal- worth, viz.— Four Shirts, marked ' W. K.'; three Night- shirts, three Night- caps, two Neckerchiefs, two pair of viz.— One Cotton Gown, one brown Silk ditto, one green Crape ditto, one black silk Child's Frock, a red morocco Leather Reticule, one red and green plaid Cloak, one purple silk Scarf, one box of Paints, two lace Caps, one lace Collar, and a muslin Petticoat, with body aud sleeves.— Informa- tion to be given to James Brown or Thomas Waters, Police Office, Worship- street. Stolen, on Friday night, the 20th instant, or early on the following morning, from the Shop of Mr. Edgar, at the cor- ner of Queen Anne Street, Cavendish Square, the following articles, viz.— Four black Coats, a blue frock Coat, a pair ol' drab Trousers, a striped Waistcoat, and one under ditto. Found, in the possession of EDGAR BULLOCK ( charg- ed at Queen- square Office, on the 21st instant, wilh uttering counterfeit money), a Silver Watch ( outside case missing), No. 10927. the maker's name appears to have been recently erased, with a small glass in the centre', and two sets of figures for minutes and hours ; wilh a steel Chain, and gilt Key.— Information to be given at the Police Station, New- way, Tothill- street, Westminster. Stolen, on Saturday morning, the 21st inst., from No. 39, Wardour- street, Soho, a Tub, and Seven Shirts, marked ' E. H.'— The outside of the Tub is red, and the inside white ; it has been part of a spirit tub.— Whoever will give such in formation a< will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders and restoration of the property, shall be hand somely rewarded. Stolen, on Sunday night, tile 22d instant, from the House of Mr. Lowry, the sign of the ' George the Fourth,' Old- street- road, the following articles, viz.— An Octavo Bible, claret colour; a silk Handkerchief, fawn colour; a pair of Child's Boots; a Table- cloth, marked ' Lowry'; and some Silver.— Supposed to have been stolen by some person who was secreted in the House.— Information to be given to James Hanley, constable, at Worship- street Officc. Stolen, in the Brig " Thornyclose," on the Thames, one Small Hair Trunk, containing four white linen Shirts, five striped linen Shirts, and eight pair of knit worsted Stock- ings, all marked H. S.; one Tin Box, thirty- one Sovereign, about twelve Shillings, the property and monies of the Mas- ter: and Iwo pair of Trousers, one Jacket, and a pair of Boots, the properly of the Mate. Stolen, in the Brig " Friendship," on the Thames, one blue Jacket, one, pair flushing Trousers, one blue flannel Shift, one pair of canvass Trousers, one pair of flannel Drawers, and one pair of Shoes, the property of William Newman : and two pair of flannel Drawers, - and one blue Jacket, the property of Barnes. Sheets, three Table cloths; e jack- towel, a flannel Petticoat, four pocket Handkerchiefs, a flannel Waistcoat, two pair of Stockings, three Shifts, three Night- gowns, one man's Cap, four pair of Pillow- cases marked' W. C. K.', five Towels, and one Petticoat. Stolen, on Monday, the 23( 1 instant, about noon, the fol- lowing articles of dirty Linen, the property of Mr. Chifney and Miss Brigg, No. 8, Brecknock- terrace, Camden- town, viz.— Nine white pocket Handkerchiefs, one Night- gown, two Night. caps, a flannel Petticoat, and two Towels, marked ' J. S.' with red cotton ; one Table- cloth, marked ' C.' will* red cotton ; two Marceilles Quilts, one of which had ai square piece torn off at the corner ; a set of dimity Furni- ture for a tent bedstead ; and a pair of black worsted Stock- ings.— By a tall fresh- coloured Woman, with large black eyes remarkably bright, and dressed in a pink gown, black bonnet, light- coloured shawl, and about thirty- two years of age, who said she was sent by Mrs. Peacock, the laundress, she being prevented from attending through illness. Supposed to be Stolen, on Monday evening, the 23d inst., between six and seven o'clock, from a Cart, belonging to Messrs. Fildersly and Thurland, ( of 18 Wharf, City Basin), between Compton- street, John- street, and the Basin, City — road, the following articles, viz— Nine gilt Frames; a Book, on Paintings, & c., and the Portrait of a Lady, in a gilt frame, both wrapped together in brown paper; two gilt Frames, eight inches by ten ; a Painting, the same size, of an- Alpine Mastiff; a quantity of small Sketches in oil painting; and about fifty mahogany Panels, of different sizes, with, two or three dirty shirts put in to protect the frames. Found, in the possession of JAMES FLETCHER ( now in custody), six wire Guards. Supposed to have been Stolen.— Apply at the Police Station, No. 4, Southwark. Bridge Road. Stolen, on Monday evening, the 23d instant, from a Cart, whilst standing at the Door of Mr. Williams, Linen- draper, Newington- causeway, a Box of Linen.— The property of Bradley Wilson, Esq., of Clapham Common. Stolen, on Monday evening, the 23d instant, between seven and eight o'clock, from the Garden of Mr. Witherhy, No. 17, Canonbury- square, Islington, the following articles- of Linen, viz.— One Table- cloth, marked ' Witherhy, 1829'; two pieces of Diaper, about lour yards long ; two Shifts, of Irish linen; and oue large table- cloth Cover, with red and blue stripes. LONDON: Printed and Published ( by Authority) by MILLS, JOWETT & MILLS, 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.