POLICE OR, HUE llhitilte& cJj I » » GAZETTE; AND CRY. flutftorit|>. No. 615.] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1833. Containing the Substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felonies, and Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thitves, 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 Iloises, with as much particularity as can be given, with every circnmstan. ee that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. • • •• RN R.: Stolen, 011 Sunday night the 1st instant, between the hours of Six and Nine o'clock, from the house of Mr. James Donaldson, of Wigaii, the following Dills of Exchange, viz. :— No. Where Drau n. Dale. Time. 2799 87 3478 Wigan, Liverpool, Pemberton, Manchester, Wigan, Liverpool, Standish, Liverpool, Liverpool, Wigan, Haigh, near Wigan, Manchester, Halifax, Wigan, Liverpool, Lancaster, Wigan, Liverpool, Liverpool, Haigh, near Wigan, Wigan, Preston, Fogg's Colliery, near Wigan, St. Helena, Liverpool, Liverpool, Liverpool, Haigh, near Wigan, Wigau, Liverpool, Liverpool. Philidelphia, Wigan, Haigh, near Wigan, Wigan, Wigau, Wigan, Manchester, Warrington, Liverpool, Bandon. July 21 Aug. 8 Aug. 14 Aug. 29 Sept. 30 Sept. 27 Oct. 3 Oct. 5 Oct. 7 Sept. 27 Oct. 21 Sept. 30 Oct. 19 Oct. 23 Oct. 26 Oct. 24 Sept. 30 Nov. 1 Nov. 3 Oct. 29 Nov. 9 Aug. 28 Oct. 1 May 23 Nov. 8 Nov. 5 Nov. 15 Nov. 14 Nov. U Nov. 12 Nov. 8 Nov. 19 Nov. 11 Nov. 26 Dec. 2 Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Nov. 18 Nov. 29 Nov. 28 Nov. 20 Months, Mouths, Mouths, Months, Mouths, 3 Months, 3 Mouths, Mouths, Months, > » , Mouths, Months, 2 Mouths, 3 Months, 3 Mouths, 3 Months, 4 Mouths, 3 Mouths, 4 Months, 3 Mouths, 3 Mouths, 3 Mouths, 4 Mouths, 90 Days, 3 Months, 3 Mouths, 3 Months, 4 Months, 3 Months, 3 Mouths, 4 Months, 60 Days, 2 Months, 4 Months, 3 Mouths, 3 Mouths, 4 Mouths, 4 Months, 4 Months, 3 Mouths, 10 Days. Payable. d. Our Order My Order Mvself Myself Myself M j self Our Order Myself Myself Our Order My « elf Myself James Houghton Our Order Myself Myself Our Order Myself My Order Myself My Order Myself Richard Finlow Lewes Gidean My Older My Order Myself Mvself Miles Turner Myself Myself George Ralston Our Order Myself Our Order My Order Our Order Myself My Order My Order John Newsham 109 19 0 170 0 0 60 0 0 200 0 0 600 2 0 100 0 0 60 12 11 106 0 0 200 0 0 66 6 6 98 10 0 200 0 0 100 30 0 0 0 0 30 0 0 7 0 1 0 0 0 161 79 100 80 0 30 0 69 II 41 5 100 0 50 0 131 11 200 0 0 100 0 0 44 12 3 21 1 9 80 0 0 79 1 0 70 0 0 98 0 0 71 17 0 72 0 0 25 0 0 110 17 0 200 0 0 500 0 0 150 0 0 40 0 0 By Ahom Drawn. John Scott and Son, John Robinson, John Almond, Abraham Ackers, William Shaw, Thomas Merrick, Shevington Coal Company, James Wilson Barlow, Thomas Swarbrick, John Scott and Son,^ Miles Turner, Abraham Ackers, James Akroyd, John Scott and Son, Thomas Swarbrick, Richard Huntingdon, James Lindsay and Co., Daniel Bently, James W. Barlow, Miles Turner, Robert Brindle, Francis Foster, Thomas. Williams, C. Allen and Co. J. W. Barlow, Thomas Swarbrick, James Cooper, Messrs. Turner, John Riddlesworth, Thomas Swarbrick, Thomas Ronner, J. and W. Allan, John Scott and Son, Miles Turner John Scott and Son, Mark M'Awley, John Scott and Son, William Ackers, James Davis, J. W. Barlow, R. Leigh Warden. On whom Drawn. Where Payable. Miles Turner, William Gibson, William Shawcross, William Robinson, Thomas Hunt, Daniel Bentley, Jones and Evans, William Richardson ami Co., William Richardson and Co., John Lloyd, J. and B. Dobson and Co., William Robinson. Sir Richard Corr Glynn, Bart., Philpot and Smith, Thomas Hawett, Edward and Thos. Livesey Crompton james Cooper, William Richardson and Co., Nathan Ransdale, John Ranson and SON, By the Court of the Bank of England Cambridge and Grey, William Richardson and Co., Daniel Bentley, W. H. Taylor,' Thomas Hawett, William Wood, Thomas Wilson and Co., Murray and Starey, Henry Wilson, William Barker, John F. Mayers, T. Kirkby and Son, William Robinson, William Robinson, William Richardson and Co., Drummond and Co., Cook, Rhodes, and Co., Joseph Deunison, Esq., and Co. Roger Towgood and Co. Smith, Payne, and Smith Smith, Payne, and Smith Barclay and Co. Sir Richard Carr Glynn and Co. Joseph Dennison, Esq., and Co. Joseph Dennison, Esq., and Co. Barclay and Co. Glyn, Holifer, and Co. Smith, Payne, and Co. Cunliff, Brooks, and Co. Barclay and Co. Barclay and Co. Barclay aud Co. Sir James Esdale and Co. Joseph Dennison, Esq., and Co. Glyn and Co. Barclay and Co. Glyn and Co. Jones, Lloyd, and Co. Masterman and Co. Joseph Dennison and Co. Barclay and Co. Barclay and Co. Barclay and Co. Barclay and Co. Mr. Shicks, London. Glyn, Halifax, and Co. Williams, Deacon and Co. Smith, Payne and Smith. Smith, Payne and Smith. Sir R. Carr Glynn and Co. Willis, Percival and Co. Smith, Payue and Smith Smith, Payne aud Smith Joseph Dennison, Esq. Fifty Pounds Reward will be paid to any person giving such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to Mr. H. Gaskell, Solicitor, Wigan. As no charge is made for the insertion of Articles relating to Stolen Property in the Police Gazette and Hue and Cry, all Letters addressed to the Editor upon that subject, are requested to be post- paid, otherwise the insertion requested will not take place. MURDER., AND MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING- OR STABBING- On Sunday night, the 3rd ultimo, about a quarter past twelve o'clock, a Police Constable of the K Division, was, without any provocation, stabbed under the right eye and left arm with a knife, whilst on duty, by a man named JOHN SULLIVAN, who has been in custody of the Police several times: he is about five feet five inches high, stout made, twenty years of age, full face, fair complexion, dressed in a fustian jacket, straw hat, and white duck trousers. I. Ie has since left his lodgings.— Informa- tion to be given at the Police Office, Great Scotland Yard, or at the Police Station, Mile End Road. On Wednesday, the 30th Oct., a Man and Woman, travel- lers, who are supposed to be still in the county of Kent, bar- barously assaulted, with intent to murder, Sarah Whatley ( a poor woman, sixty- four years of age, who keeps a beer- shop in Bcarsted parish), with two pokers, one of which was broken and the other bent by the blows which they inflicted, chiefly on her head, so that at present there arc but faint hopes of her re- covery. They robbed her of Eighteen Shillings and a bad F" ive- shilling- piece, which Mrs. Whatley thinks she took of them a few days previous.— The Man is nearly thirty years of age, about five feet eight inches high, of dark complexion, very dark hair and eyes, and dark pointed whiskers; he bad on a short fustian gaberdine, blue trousers, ancle- jack shoes, and a black hat. The Woman is about forty years of age, and of robust appearance; she wore a dark straw bonnet and dirty light cot- ton gown. They had two small bundles, one of which was in a common black handkerchief: the man left a willow stick with- out the rind in the house.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension of the offenders, shall, upon their conviction, receive Fifty Pounds Reward.— Information to be addressed to T. D. Jones, constable, Maidstone. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. Whereas it hath been humbly represented unto the King, that on the night of Monday, the 4th of November, instant, a Rick of Straw, standing in the farm- yard of Mr. Samuel Bal- lard Pickett, at Wroughton, near Swindon, in the county of Wilts, was feloniously and maliciously set on fire by some per- son or persons unknown ; and that a Bam, Stable, and other Outbuildings, together with about ninety sacks of wheat in the Barn, two Wheat- ricks, a Bean- rick, a hay- rick, and two ricks of Straw, besides other property of less value, were there- by totally destroyed; His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the persons concerned in setting fire to the said property hath been pleased to promise His most gracious Pardon to any one of them ( except the person who actually set fire to the same) who shall discover and give evidence against his accomplicc or accomplices therein, so that he she or they may be appre- hended and convicted thereof: And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of One Hun- dred Pounds will be given to any person ( except as aforesaid) who shall discover the actual offender or offenders, so that he she or they may be'apprehended and convicted of the said offence. Fifty Pounds of such Reward will be paid by the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, and the remaining F'ifty Pounds by the said Samuel Ballard Pickett. Information to be given at the offices of Messrs. Bradford and Burt, Solicitors, Swindon, Wilts. ROBBERY FROM THE FERSON On Saturday morning, the 30th ultimo, about two o'clock, Mr. Richard Ellis, of Pattenham, Surrey, was stopped on the Portsmouth Road, near Esher, by three Men, two of whom presented pistols, while the third robbed him of a yellow canvas Bag, containing sixteen Sovereigns, four Half- crown pieces, and one Sixpence.— The Men were about thirty years of age, about five feet nine or ten inches high, and stout made; two of them are of fair complexion, and dressed in light rough great coats, the other of dark complexion, and dressed in a dark Brighton beaver great coat.— They were seen by Mr. Ellis, at the ' Three Goats' Heads' Public- house, Wandsworth- road, between one and two o'clock on Friday afternoon, from which place it is supposed they followed him. They were in a dark painted Gig with yellow bars. Mr. Ellis was returning from Covent Garden Market, with his wagon, which he was driving when stopped by the above parties. HOUSE- BREAKING. On Monday night, the 2nd instant, or early the following morning, the Shop of Mr. Edward Rogers, of Charles- street, in the town of Wrexham. Dcnbiglishire, was entered, by means of skeleton keys, and the following property Stolen therefrom, viz.— Fourteen yards of dark Olive superfine Cloth ; twenty- one yards and a quarter of superfine Black Cloth; sixteen yards and a half of light Drab Kerseymere; eight yards of Treble Ditto; seven yards of Diagonal Ditto; and several other pieces of Cloth.— Whoever will give information that 2362 POLICE GAZETTE; Oi l , H U E A N D CRY. 2495 may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of " the property, to the said Mr. Rogers, or to Mr. Foulkes, So- licitor, Wrexham, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward. On Tuesday evening, the 3rd instant, between six and eight o'clock, the House oY Mr. Evans, No. 39, Arlington- street, Waterloo- road, was entered, and the following property was Stolen therefrom, viz.— Two yards and a half of black cotton Velvet, two yards and a quarter of Dowlass, eight yards and a half of coloured Print, nine yards and a half of ditto ditto; two pair of black worsted Stockings, six yards of Calico, one coral Necklace, a white Petticoat, a pair of French white Stays, a shawl- pattern cotton Gown, a muslin Gown, a white Petti- coat with pocket attached, two Shifts, an olive cloth Pelisse braided, and a Canister containing one pound weight of tea.— The key of the door was left on the cill of the window, for a lodger, by which it is supposed the entrance was effected,' it having been removed. On Friday night, the 29th ultimo, or early the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mrs. Harrington, at the North- rate, Bury St. Edmund's, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom ; an olive Great Coat, an olive cloth Cloak with a stand- up collar, black Astrachan fur, li-. ed with white shalloon, blue camlet Cloak, lined with drab shalloon; old black silk Claak, lined with blue silk, light drab great Coat, blue great Coat, gilt buttons, striped swansdown waistcoat, four beaver Hats, brown Cap, light blue Cap, blue great Coat, silvered buttons, scarlet Cloak, green and red plaid Cloak, two pair of Cloth Boots, brown silk Umbrella, and a pair of drab kerseymere long Gaiters. Whoever will ap- prehend the offender or offenders, shall on conviction receive Two Guineas Reward, by applying to the Rev. Mr. Thompson. Information to be given to Mr. R. Caney, Police Officer, Brentgovel- street, Bury. On the 28th ultimo, two Men went to the House of Mr. Neil, the ' Golden Lion' Inn, Bath, said they had just arrived from London, and intended staying for two or three days: they slept at the house that night, and the next morning, about eleven o'clock, they picked the locks of a bed- room door and . drawers, and stole the following property, viz.— Silver : fourteen Tea- spoons, four Table- spoons, three pair of Sugar- tonw, three Salt- spoons, all marked ' J. C. N.'; a Bowl of a punch- ladle, a Fish- slice, a silver Snuff- box; a lady's gold Watch, a gold curb Chain, a gold Seal; six or seven gold Rings, one of them a dark mourning- ring, with motto ' a gift from James Neil to Cathe- rine Neil'; two gold Brooches with hair, a gold Pin with corne- lian stone, five plain gold Brooches and one with pearl; two £ 5 Notes of Tugwell and Co.' s Bank, Bath; a £ 5 Shaftesbury Bank Note ; and about £ 35 in other monies.— One of the Men is about five feet seven inches high, slender made, twenty- eight years of a? e, dark brown hair and whiskers, sallow complexion, wore a darK olive coat, double- breasted buff waistcoat, and light drab kerseymere trousers; the other is about five feet four inches high, twenty years of age, dark hair, no whiskers, wore a blue lappcl coat, black waistcoat, and dark trousers. HOUSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen or Strayed, on Tuesday night the 3d instant, or early the following morning, from a Paddock at Winterbourne, near Bristol, in the county of Gloucester, a very light bay or straw- berry- colour Mare, of the nag kind, in foal, eight years old, about fifteen hands high, white face, with white under the jaw, three white le^ s, and a sand crack on the off foot before, and a switch tail. Whoever will give information of the said mare, so that she may be recovered, shall, if stolen, receive a Reward of Five Guineas on the conviction of the offender or offenders; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on application to Jonas Edwards, of the parish of Winterbourne, aforesaid. WAR OFFICE, jl List and Description of NAME. OFFICE NUMBER. CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. FACE. EYES. EYEBROWS. NOSE. HAIR. James Henderson 11612 92d Highlanders Glasgow Lanark labourer 30J 5 7i stout prop long hazel fair common fair John Gillespie 11613 2d Dragoons Falkirk Stirling carpenter 31 5 Hi stout large round blue fair common red Charles May U614 17th Lancers Green ham Berks groom 23J 5 10 — — • —" grey — — Jirown Joseph Mason 11615 1st Bat. Scots Fus. Early Berks labourer 22 S n slender common common hazel brown common brown Silvanus Waters 11616 1st Bat. 1st Foot Maveham Berks labourer 17 S ot stout large round blue dark small dark Matthew Moore 11617 5th Foot Bray Wicklow servant 25 5 54 — — — grey — — brown William Deans 11618 11th Foot Lanithlow Lanark calico- printer 20 5 10 stout — oval brown dark — dark William Reardon 11619 11th Foot East Barryrow Cork labourer 19 5 7 stout common round grey light common lightbrown Geoffrey Houghton 11620 34th Foot Preston Lancaster spinner 19 5 10* — — • — grey — — dark brown William Stairmand 11621 34Ih Foot Darlington Durham tailor 21 5 7i — — — grey — — light Thomas Allen 11622 34th Foot Sheffield York saw- smith 20 5 7 — — • — blue — — lightbrown Richard Woods 11623 35th Foot Chilington Sussex labourer 26 5 9 — — — grey — — black Thomas Clay 11624 46th Foot Wormingdon Leicester farmer's servant 17 5 6* — — — blue — — fair Henry Wakefield 11625 77th Foot Newcastle Stafford whitesmith 22 5 8 stout prop oval brown light prop sandy John Collyer 11625 77th Foot Norwood Surrey labourer 19 » 74 slender prop lg. & ill. sandy light common lightbrown William Lethangue 11626 82d Foot Kingskettle Fife weaver 25 5 64 — — — hazel — — dark browu David Jaques 11627 83d Foot Hartley Northumber. collier 25 5 74 — — — hazel — — dark brown Patrick Hogan 11628 83d Foot Sallymount Limerick carpenter 18* 5 94 — — — grey — — lightbrown William Simpson 11629 83d Foot . Greenwich Kent weaver 22* 5 9 — — — hazel — brown Thomas Jones ( 2) 11630 14th Foot Northey Flint brick- moulder 19* 5 6* — — — blue — —> dark browu Samuel Walbourne 11631 85th Foot Clerkenwell Middlesex labourer 26 5 5 — — — grey — — brown Joseph Miller 11632 85th Foot Plymouth Devon labourer 26 5 5 — — — blue — — • saudy Patrick Bird 11633 85th Foot W aterford Waterford labourer 23 5 7 — .... hazel — —. lightbrown Malcolm M'Gregor 11635 2d Bat. 1st Foot Barony Lanark calico- printer 19* 5 54 slender round oval hazel dark common black Henry Dean 11637 34tn Foot Bolsover Derby Sligo labourer 20 5 94 — — — grey — — browu Thomas Walsh 11638 46th Foot Kelemetene labourer 21 5 64 stout round oval grey brown short brown Edward Boxall 11639 51st Foot Arundel Sussex . 21 5 6 —• — — hazel — — dark brown James Potter 11640 56th Foot Actou Middlesex labourer 24* 5 9* — — — light blue — — light brown William M'Gregor 11641 93d Highlanders Dunfermline Fife weaver 184 5 7* stunt ouud round blue fair large fair Henry Johnson 1) 642 96th Foot Clitheroe Lancaster shoemaker 20 J 5 6* stout prop round grey brown prop lightbrown Thomas Fenton 11643 2d Bat. Cold. Gds Coddenham Suffolk servant 22* 5 10* prop prop round blue brown common browu Patrick Fitzgerald 11644 36th Foot Mouutinellick Queen's King's labourer 2>* 5 6* — — — grey — — brown William Leacock 11645 36th Foot Kilbride labourer 19* 5 6* — — — brown — — dark brown Samuel Hulse 11646 46th Foot Prestwick Lancaster groom 19 5 9 moderate oval round grey brown prop brown Thomas Jaggard 11647 46th Foot Haverhill Suffolk labourer 18 5 7 — — grey — lightbrown Thomas Crow 11648 46th Foot Chelsea Middlesex labourer 20 § 5 64 — — — hazel — — dark brown John O'Brien 11649 2d Bat. 60th Foot St. Aun's Cork cabinet- maker 26* 5 » stout round ova! grey light prop brown Thomas Cunningham 11650 89th Foot Kiicroon Galway labourer 20* 5 74 — — — blue — light blown Joseph Hough 11652 19th Foot ' fax lord Nottingham labourer 24 5 8 stout prop oval hazel dark romau dark John Rakes 11653 19th Foot St. James- Somerset shopman 23 5 54 — — — brown - 7- — brown Peter Lake 11654 35th Foot St. Andrews Northumber. bricklayer 36} 5 74 — — — blue — brown William Dickinson 11654 35th Foot Flocklon York collier 22 5 7* — — — grey — brown Thomas Eadie 11655 78th Highlanders Perth Perth weaver 2 2 5 84 — — —. hazel — dark Hugh Norman 11656 40th Foot Athv Kildare labourer 19 5 74 stout prop prop grey fair prop fair Patrick Dunn 11657 40th Foot Tullow Carlow labourer 19 5 84 thin prop prop grey fair prop light Samuel Heath 11658 90th Foot Stockport Chester cordwaiuer 24} & 64 — — hazel — ligbtbrown Richard Holt 11658 90th Foot Buruley Lancaster weaver 25} S 5 — — — blue — — dark William Sharp 11659 92d Foot Grauge Banff labourer 234 5 84 stout common round grey brown common dark brown James Jenkinson 11660 96th Foot Whitehaven Cumberland hawker 21 5 s'out — — light grey — — lightbrown Joseph Hough 11652 19th Foot Tuxford Nottingham labourer • 24 5 8 prop prop prop hazel brown roinau dark John Briscall 11661 99th Foot Middlewich Chester silk- spinner 25 5 74 brown — — browu James Edwards 11662 15th Foot Liverpool Lancaster clerk 19* 5 6* — — — blue — — dark brown James Lafferty 11663 68th Foot Artray Derry labourer 19 5 74 — — — grey — — browu Francis Colderoy 11663 68th Foot Ripou York labourer 24* 5 7i — — hazel — — brown John Yuill 11664 79th Foot Campsie Stiriiug potter lis* & — — hazel — — black James M'Nicol 11665 79th Foot Campsie Stirling weaver 19 5 6 — — grey —. brown James Moylan 116< i6 22d Foot Kilcolman King's labourer 18 § 5 6* — — — grey . —- — sandy William Jenkins 11667 36th Foot Kennett Wilts labourer 18 5 6* — brown — — dark brown George Ann 11663 56th Foot Hernbury Gloucester labourer 24 i 5 11 r. slender small oval grey light browu aquiline light brown William Cope 11669 85th Foot Toiteth Park Lancaster potter 19 5 9 — — grey — — light Thomas Brigden 116? 0 85th Foot Liufield Sussex labourer 31 5 8 _ _ hazel — — brown David M'Kay 11673 25th Foot Abies; Ross tailor 36 & 6* __ — — c « y — — brown David Duncan M'Gregor 11674 91st Foot Perth Perth clerk 22 5 64 slender small oval dark blue light prop lightbrown William Weir 11674 46th Foot New Deer Aberdeen labourer 18 5 6j prop common long blue brown common brown John Clark 11675 71st Highlanders Calton Lanark comb- maker 18 5 64 _ light grey — black William Williamson 11675 71st Highlanders Haddington Haddington basket- maker 21} 5 — grey — — brown Daniel Forbes 11676 78th Highlanders Campsie Stirling labourer 22 5 4 — — hazel — — brown Jeffery Peters 11677 80th Foot Preston Lancaster labourer 19 5 10 stuut round oval grey brown prop brown HOW E. I COMJ. 1B ssavics. Michael Sullivan 11671 Artillery Limerick shoemaker 22 5 9 stout round round blue lightbrown prop brown John Lynch 11671 Artillery Limerick brogue- inaker 23 5 71 stout round long blue dark brown prop dark brown Thomas Bourke 11671 Artillery Limerick shoemaker 20 5 7* prop round long grey light brown prop brown William Edwards 11672 Artillery Llandover Caermarthen cabinet- maker 2'* 5 8* slight small long grey dark ' prop dark Thomas Flinn 11672 Artillery St. Ann's Middlesex labourer 21* 5 8 stout large long grey light short lightbrown P O L I C E GAZETTE; Oi l , H U E A N D CRY. 2495 Stolen, on Monday night, the 2nd instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Stable, belonging to Mr. Richard Green, of the White Cross, in the parish of Bobbington, in the covinty of Stafford, a Dark Brown Gelding, of the Cart Kind, rising five years old, about sixteen hands nigh, white hind legs, off" fore foot white, marked on the near fore foot' R. G.' near the toe, star on the forehead, and brown muzzle.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Twenty Pounds Reward from the said Mr. Green. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 4th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field, belonging to Mr. Edward Collier, of Romford, a Bay Mare, about five years old, about fifteen hands high, star in her forehead, long cut tail, marks of white about six inches deep above the hoof of the near fore foot, always starts lame with the near hind leg, but the lameness goes off after travelling a short distance, lias been down, the marks only visible by dose inspection, and clicks very much as she travels — F'ive Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the mare: if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid and the person restoring her rewarded. Information to be given to Mr. Samuel Southy, Gaoler, Romford, Essex. Stolen or Strayed, on Sunday night, the 1st instant, from a Close, in Yielding Pasture, in the county of Bedford, a Black Mare, in Foal, about fourteen hands high, eight years old, hind legs white, switch tail, near fore leg white, a white snip on her nose, thick in the loin, wide between the cars, and saddle- mark on the nearside.— If stolen, whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Five Pounds Reward, on application to Mr. Wm. Claridge, of Yielding, aforesaid: if strayed, any person restoring the said mare shall be paid all reasonable expenses. Stolen or strayed, on Saturday night, the 23rd ult., or early the following morning, from out ot a Pasture in Mill- lane, Walpole St. Peter's, a bright Bay Filly, having a white scar on her forehead, a black mane and switch tail, a black list down her back, black legs, no shoes on her hind feet; stands about thirteen or fourteen hands high, is rising three years old.— If strayed, any person or persons that will deliver her to Mr. It. Carr, of Walpole St. Peter's, shall be paid all reasonable ex- penses, and handsomely rewarded. If stolen, whoever will give information of the offender or offenders, so that he or they may be brought to justice, shall, upon conviction, receive Two Guineas Reward, of the said Mr. Carr, of Walpole St. Peter's. Stolen or strayed, on Friday, the 29th ultimo, or early on the following morning, from a field in the parish of Priston, be- longing to Mr. Green Veal, a Dark Bay Hackney Mare, in foal, seven years old, with a white spot and puffed on the off foot behind, a white spot in the forehead, saddle- marks on the off- side, switch tail, and a good trotter.— If stolen, whoever will give information of the offender or offenders, shall, on his or their conviction, receive Twenty Pounds Reward. If strayed, any person who will return the mare shall be handsomely re- warded, and all reasonable expenses paid, by applying to Mr. Green Veal aforesaid. On Wednesday, the 27th ultimo, about three o'clock in the afternoon, a man very much marked with the small- pox, about five feet six or seven inches high, hired at Cambridge a Mare and Gig, to go to Bury St. Edmunds, at which place he left the mare, and hired a Dark Bay Mare of Mr. Kemp, about nine o'clock the same evening, taking the Gig and Harness with him, neither of which has since been reUimed, and it is sup- posed he has stolen the same. The Gig is painted green, picked out with black, patent boxes with iron caps, harness brass mounted, ornamented with a fox's head. Mr. Kemp's Bay Mare about fourteen hands and an inch high, blind in the off [ See last page. DECEMBER 7, 1833. Deserters from His Majesty's Service. ARMS. HANDS. LCOS. FEET. MOUTH. MARKS AND REMARKS. WAISTCOAT. rouud square low broad square round square square square stout prop enmrnou short prop prop common prop prop prop common large large prop prop common small stout prop prop prop in- kueed flat stout large op prop common small prop large prop common large small prop prop common projectg prop supposed to have gone to Edinburgh . . . . marks of punishment; 2d desertion . took his sword ......... had a pass for four days to Knowle Hill, Maidenhead deserted before attestation ...... D; 3d desertion ; marks of punishment; stole 10/. supposed to be a native of Rufforte, Antrim took side- arms; has an Irish accent small mole on right cheek; took a pair of half- boots, & c. supposed to have gone to Sheffield ; took part reg. neces. supposed to have gone to Sheffield ; took part reg. neces. took side- arms and part of regimental necessaries . D ; 2d. des.; took side arms and part reg. necessaries . took side- arms and part of regimental necessaries . supposed to have gone to Portugal ; took reg. cap, & c. . cheek- bones remarkably prominent; took great- coat impediment in speech; took great- coat, knapsack, SLC. . scrofulous affection close to the left ear; puuishment deeply pock- pitted ; took side- arms and part reg. necess. 2d time of desertion took greater part of his regimental necessaries. . . supposed to have gone to Liverpool . . . . . 2d desertion ; took all his regimeutal necessaries . 17 Nov. 16 Nov. 16 Nov. 2< J Oct. 20 Nov. 21 Nov. 17 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 24 Oct. 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 17 Nov. 17 Nov. 20 Nov. 19 Nov. 19 Nov. 17 Nov. 20 NMV. Greenlaw Bar. Newcas.- on- Ty. Hounslow Loudon Birmingham Templemore Belfast Brecon Stockport Stockport Stockport Burnley Cauterbury FortonBks. Gos. FortouBks. Gos. Ediuburgh Cas. Dublin Dubliu Dublin Portsmouth Haydock Lodge Haydock Lodge Wigati Glasgow hospital gown regimental reg. stable regimeutal smock frock regimental black shell brown regimental regimental red shell red shell scarlet shell scarlet shell red coatee red shell red shell shell jacket red shell red shell regimental shell jacket flannel flannel white light light square square square square prop square square square square square stout | large long stout prop prop prop prop prop prop large prop prop prop prop long prop prop com inon prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop large prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop large prop prop prop prop prop I prop prop common common a recruit, supposed to be in company with a wouiau recruit, deserted after intermediate approval . 2d desertion ; took the whole of his regimeutal necess. ulcer on left leg ; took greater part of reg. necessaries . intermediately approved at Leeds. Deserted on march . took great coat and part of his regimental necessaries took great coat aod part of his regimeutal necessaries . a recruit, not attested took greater part regimental necessaries took greater part of his necessaries took part of his regimeutal necessaries and great coat two small moles on lower part left clu- ek ; cut fore- finger D twice; 4th desertion ; took part of reg. necessaries . 2d desertion ; took part regimeutal necessaries took side- belt and bayonet deserted before attestation deserted before attestation ...... D ; 2d desertion ; took whole of regimental necessaries took the whole of his regimental necessaries . a recruit, deserted before intermediate approval a recruit, not attested ..... . . 20 Nov. 21 Nov. 22 Nov. 21 Nov. 21 Nov. 20 Nov. 25 Nov. 22 Nov. 22 Nov. 23 Nov. 27 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 17 Nov. 26 Nov. 27 Nov. 19 Nov. 19 Nov. 16 Nov. 24 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 25 Nov. 23 Nov. 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Tux ford Newbridge Bar. Carlisle Newry Newry Dundee Barrks. Dundee Barrks. off furlough Cork Barracks Spanish Town Mould Mould Berw.- on- Tw. Edinburgh Montrose Fort Georce Fort George Paisley Bolton crucifix tattooed on the left arm 18 Nov. ; Limerick Limerick Limerick Chatham Chatham 18 Nov. 18 Nov. 29 Nov. 29 Nov. fatigue red shell white fatigue reg. coatee regimeutal regimental red shell red shell blue while cord sbell jacket reg. coatee reg. red brown brown brown black white white white white striped dark striped coloured dark brown flannel coloured ' cord dark blue grey blue grey 2344 P O L I C E GAZETTE; OR, H U E A N D CRY. eye, and hair off the fetlock- joint. Supposed to be the man who obtained a horse and gig at Birmingham in the same way. On Thursday night, the 28th ultimo,' the Stable of Thomas Woodward, Esq., of Sproughton, near Ipswich, was broken and entered, and a Dark Brown Bay Gelding Stolen therefrom, lie is six years old, has lost four of the front teeth, two from the upper and two from the lower jaw, the front and corner remaining entire; a switch tail, off hind foot white, a splint on the off fore leg, thick in the glands, a thickness on the outside of both hind legs just below the hock- joints, and had two new- shoes on behind, the fore ones were old.— Also, a curb Bridle, the headstall thereof was old, and the two reins were new, the bits and curb rusty ; and a Saddle, about half worn, with spring bars and bright stirrups, and the maker's name under the flap, ' Wade, Saddle and Harness Maker, Corn- hill, Ipswich.— The Horse was taken on the road towards Ipswich, a short distance, and it there appeared as if he had been tied to a gig or cart, or harnessed and put therein ; and was then turned back and took the road tow- ards hadleigh. A person suspected was seen to leave Ipswich at ten o'clock on Thursday night in a dark gig with a dark horse; he was dressed in a dark rough coat, and inquired the distance and way to Sproughton by the Hadleigh road.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to a conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receivc Ten Pounds Reward from the Samford Association, and a further Reward of Ten Pounds from Mr. Woodward.— Lawrence, Solicitor to the Association. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 28th uitlmo, or early the following morning, from Hanger- Hill Farm, Ealing, a black Cart Mare, aged, fifteen hands high, three white feet, a blaze down the face, long tail, and a large callous mark on the fetlock of the off hind leg.— The property of Mr. Goddard. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 30th ultimo, from a Close, adjoining the village of Skeffington, Leicestershire, a stout Bay Pony, rising seven years old, fourteen hands high, black legs, no white except a lew saddle- marks, rather short cut tail, trots well, and his action good.— Whoever will give information that may fead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Guineas Reward from the Billesdon Association ; and also Five Guineas Reward from Mr. Robert Sikes, the owner, of Skeflington, aforesaid. Information to be given to Mr. Unwin, police officer, Leicester. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 30th ultimo, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Field, in the parish of Swalcliffe, a Fat Ewe Sheep, which was killed on the other side of the hedge, leaving the skin and entrails.—- Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward from Mr. John Greaves, the owner, of Swalcliffe Lea, near Banbury ; and also Ten Pounds Reward from Mr. J. P. Judge, Treasurer of the Ncithrop Association for the protection of Property. A Man calling- himselt JOSEPH PYE was apprehended by J. Unwin, Police Officer, Leicester, at Cambridge, on the 10th inst., and is committed to the County Gaol at Leicester, charged with Horse Stealing. A Horse supposed to be stolen, of which the following is a description, was found in his pos- session, viz.,— a dark- brown Stallion, aged, fourteen hands two or three inches high, long tail, dark legs, mixed with grey hairs round the middle of the legs, a white ring just above the hoof of the near hind leg, a small streak of white on the fore • head, and a streak of white on the nose. Application to be made to J. Unwin, Police Officer, Leicester. Stolen or Strayed, on Friday night, the 22nd ultimo, from the Farm- yard of Mr. Herrett, of Tongham, near Farnham, a Chesnut Horse Pony, about twelve hands and a half high, mane and tail short, the mane rather silvery, lave- eared, very thick, strong, and active, and rising five years old. Also, " a Light Chesnut Filly, about thirteen hands and a half high, with a great deal of white about the face, and white fetlock, low pasterns, and rising five years old.— Whoever will give informa- tion to Mr. Attfield, Butcher, Farnham, Surrey, shall, on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Horses, receive Ten Pounds Reward. LARCENY. On the 4th instant, WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, sexton of St. James's Parish, Bury St. Edmunds, left that place, stealin" and taking with him a sum of money belonging to the overseers, and is supposed to take the road to Yarmouth. The said WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN is about five feet nine inches high, of a sallow complexion, and a defect in one eye, and very much marked with the small- pox; had on when he left home, a suit of shabby black clothes, and a light- coloured duffle great- coat; he hired a horse and gig to go to Lavenham, it is a bay Mare, with a switch tail, star on the forehead, stands fourteen or fifteen hands high, a dark green painted Gig, with green lining, the cushions the same. Whoever will apprehend him shall reccive Five Pounds Reward. Information to be given to R. Caney, Police Officer, Bury, aforesaid. Further particulars respecting JOHN STONE, who is sus- pected of having robbed his Employer.— It is supposed that the said JOHN STONE came from America when about fourteen years of age ; is about five feet nine inches high, rather stout about the shoulders, about thirty- three years old, has dark bushy hair, dark eyes, large whiskers, full face, rather pale, good teeth, leans forward when walking, and swings his arms: is supposed to have gone to Liverpool for the purpose of em- barking for America: he was formerly a Metropolitan Police Constable, belonging to the A Division. HENRY JOHN RALFS, late Clerk to Mr. Francis Harding Gell, of Lewes, Sussex, Solicitor, stands charged with embez- zling divers Sums of Money, belonging to his employer.— He is a native of Southampton, where Tie was articled; he after- wards practised as a Solicitor, from 1829 to 1831, both vcars inclusive, at No. 42, Great Marylebone- strcet, London ; about twenty- eight or twenty- nine years of age, slight made, about five feet nine inches high, dark complexion, black eyes hair and eyebrows, has an impediment in his speech, is near- sighted, and usually wears glasses.— Whoever will give information of the said HENRY JOHN RALFS, so that he may be safely lodged in any of His Majesty's Gaols, shall receive'a Reward of Twenty- five Guineas, upon application to Mr. Gell, afore- said ; or to Mr. Henry Smart, No. 31, Percy- street, Bedford- square, London. On Friday, the 6th instant, JOHN TATUM, of No. 8, Gar- den- place, Hope- town, Bethnal- grecn- road, Absconded with the following articles, the property of Ann Tatum, his Sister, viz.— Five (. owns, one crape Shawl, one silk ditto, three Petti- coats, one pair of Stays, two yards of black Silk, one Scarf, one silk Handkerchief, two Reticules, one looking- glass, one gauze Handkerchief, one cotton ditto, one Apron, " one Pelerine, one pair of Stockings, and other articles; also some money.— The said JOHN TATUM is about five feet four and a half inches high, and of light complexion.— Information to be given to Thomas Garton or William Attfield, at Worship- street Office. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS On Sunday evening, the 1st instant, the following prisoners effected their escape from Cupar Gaol, Scotland, viz.:— GEORGE THOMPSON, alias GEORGE WALKER, con- victed at last Perth circuit, and sentenced to twelve months imprisonment; aged about thirty- five years, five feet ten inches high, black eyes, dark complexion, and slight built; wore a blue jacket, blue trowsers, and a light- coloured cap, is very talkative, and. calls himself a ' cast- away sailor,' acting with a gang as captain; his shoes coarsely mended by himself, and full of nails; is by profession a sailor— JOHN PITBLADO, shoemaker, was outlawed at last Perth circuit, on a charge of theft and house- breaking; aged forty years, five feet three inches high, dark brown hair, brown eyes, had on a dress blue coat, trowsers black or blue.— JOHN ANNAN, from Falkland, by trade a linen- manufacturer, charged with Forgery; aged about thirty- five years, five feet six inches high, very dark com- plexion, blue eyes, brown hair, wore a blue dress coat, blue trowsers, black waistcoat, and a black silk Handkerchief.— JAMES LOTHIAN, or LOWDEN, charged with theft and house- breaking, by calling a post- boy, aged about twenty- two years, five feet seven inches high, slender made, hollow on the cheek- bones, prominent chin, fair complexion, gait straight, wore a lone blue coat, black and white checked trowsers, and shoes. A Reward of Five Guineas will be paid by the Procu- rator Fiscal of Fife, for the first prisoner apprehended and lodged in any of his Majesty's Gaols ; and Five Guineas for the apprehension of the other three.— Information to be sent to Mr. List, Superintendent of Police, Haddington, North Britain. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on Tuesday afternoon, the 3rd instant, between four and five o'clock, from the House of Mrs. C. Kingdom, No. 7, Bolton- place, Queen's- elms, Chelsea, during the temporary absence of the Servant, the following articles, viz.— A plated Tea- pot with silver edges, a silver Cream- jug, six ditto Tea- spoons, two Table- spoons, and a silver Mustard- pot and spoon, all with crest a Dolphin ; two Sheets, and two Table- cloths. On Tuesday afternoon, the 3rd instant, between two and three o'clock, as Mr. John Copland, of No. 22, Surrey- street, Strand, was riding in an Omnibus, from the Bank to the end of Surrey- street, he had his pocket picked of a blue morocco Pocket- book, containing a £ 100 Bank of England Note, ' No. 6712,' dated ' 28th Oct. 1833'; and a £ 5 Note; also sundry Memorandums, of no value to any one but the owner.— In- formation to be given to Mr. Hoffman, No. 426, Strand. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 5th instant, from the person of Mr. John Burgass, at the Box Entrance of the Olympic Theatre, a small gold horizontal Hunting Watch, maker's name ' Capt, or Treundler, Geneva,' quatre trous en rubis; also a small gold curb Chain and gold Key.— Five Guineas Reward will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the watch, on application to Mr. John Burgass, No. 187, Regent- street. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 4th instant, from French's Chelmsford Coach, between Ilford and Ingatestone, a carpet Bag, containing sample Prints, Drawings, and fancy Stationery, the" property of Mr. William Arundale, of the Strand: the Bag has a brass plate with the initials ' F. A.' engraved on it. Stolen, on or about the 28th ultimo, from the Sign of the ' Fleece,' in Little Windmill- street, Saint James, the following articles, viz.— One linen Shirt, marked ' J. N.'; a cambric Neckerchief, and a pair of cotton Stockings : the property of John Newell.— Supposed by a Man who lodged in the house: he is by trade a harness- maker, about twenty- seven years of age, about five feet four or five inches high, and marked with the small- pox. Stolen, on Saturday evening, the 30th ultimo, from a Bed- room in Eton's Hotel, Eden Quay, Dublin, a Black Seal- skin Box, with Bramah's patent lock and brass thumb- pieces, con- taining a number of Silver Lever and Verge Watches, particu- larly a gold Repeater, with gold dial, embossed border, double- backed, inner and outer bottoms engine- turned, with name engraved on the works, ' J. and E. Grafton, No. 42, Coleman- street, London,' and a gold single plain case, with gold dial ; ten silver detached Levers, hard enamelled dials, extra jewelled. 3129, eight holes jewelled, Crisolite; 2894, do. do. do.; 2891, do. do. do.; 3128, six do. do. do.; 2316, eight holes ditto, rubies; 2032, Compensation Balance ; 2626, do.; 3000, sprung above, ' Dunsford, London,' on a dark enamelled dial; 1694, Com- pensation Balance, with plain eases; seven silver engine- turned Levers, silver dials, jewelled, sprung above the balance, 2789, 2784, 2788, 2885, 2887, 2786, 2893 ; three silver dial ver^ e, capped and jewelled, 2762, 2764, 1961; nine silver verge, double- backed, capped, jewelled, and seconds, dials, with very thin figures, 2450, 2454, 2149, 2453, 2418, 2147, 2446, 2455, 2151; two silver Levers, not extra jewelled, 2931, 13055 ; six silver verge, double- backed, engine- turned, with full engraved cocks, jewelled, and some capped, 3266, 3261, 3258, 3259, 3262,3257; three not engraved cocks, 3175, 3176, 3177 ; three silver double- eased detached Levers, with white hard dials, round pipes, 3134, 3135, 3136. About twenty double- cased verge Watches, all jewelled ; some capped and seconds; some capped without seconds, with round and oval pipes to the cases, numbers struck in the cases only, viz. 2565, 2569, 2571, 2573, 2575, 2617, 2935, 3087, 3092, 3181, 2567, 2570, 2572, 2574, 2576, 2933, 3085, 3088, 3093. The Watch Cases, with a few exceptions, are stamped with the initials ' J. and E. G.', and with the number of the respective watches; also with the letters ' I. H. or W.' Also several Bills of Exchange, not in- dorsed, drawn by J. and E. Grafton, upon various parties Fifty Pounds Reward will be paid for any information which will lead to a recovery of the property ; and a proportionate reward ( not less than £ 20) for such information as will lead to the recovery of any portion thereof; and a further Reward will be given on conviction of the offender or offenders, by ap- plying as above. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 5th instant, from the Apartment of Richard Stomman, in the House of Mr. John Poke, No. 10, Bullen- court, Strand, the following articles, viz. — Two blue Coats with gilt buttons, a pair of drab Trousers, two striped Waistcoats ( one green the other yellow and white); a linen Shirt, a dowlass ditto, three half Neckerchiefs, and a pair of Stockings, marked ' R. S.'; one silk Handkerchief and three coloured ditto, not marked ; also £ 2 in silver.— Two Pounds Reward will l » c paid, by the said Mr. Poke, on the ap- prehension of the offender or offenders. Lost, supposed to be Stolen, from the person of Mr. Price, of No. 27, Spencer- street, Goswell- street, on Wednesday night, the 4th instant, about half- past eleven o'clock, between No. 10, Smith- street and his own House, a silver lever Watch, engine- turned, initials ' W. P.' on the centre of the case, maker's name on the face ' Earnshaw, Holborn '; with a gold curb Chain and two Seals attached. Also, a leather Purse, with steel slides, containing two £ 5 Bank of England Notes, fifteen Sovereigns, and about £ 1 in Silver. Stolen, on the evening of Friday, the 29th ult., from the dwelling- house of Mr. Joseph Thornicraft, at Padgbury's- lane, near Congleton, in Cheshire, two gold watches, with two gold chains, one of them has long links ; also a gold seal ( the crest a falcon on a crown), 1 silver stop- watch, capped and jewelled, with a string and key at it, maker's name, Chadwick and Co., London ; ten sovereigns, one large silver gravy- spoon, eight silver table- spoons, ten silver tea- spoonS, two silver salt- spoons, all marked J. T. in cipher.— Whoever will give such informa- tion as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, shall receivc a reward of Ten Guineas on application to the said John Thornicraft. Stolen, from the House of Mr. William Collard, No. 32, Great Castle- street, Cavendish- square, a pair of stout fiddle- headed Sugar- tongs, marked ' P. W. H.' Stolen, on Monday evening, the 2nd instant, between five and six o'clock, from the Gosport Coach, supposed between Ham- mersmith and Kensington, a Trunk containing the following articles, the property of Mr. Smith, No. 22, New Quebec- street, Portman- square, viz.— Three muslin Gowns, one silk ditto, three cotton ditto, one dressing ditto, a black Shawl value five guineas ; three white Petticoats and five pair of cotton Stock- ings, marked ' M. S.'; two cloth Shifts, ' A. No. 7 '; a pair of Pockets, four muslin Handkerchiefs and five cambric ditto, marked ' S.'; a flannel Petticoat, a ditto Shift, eight lace Cot- lars, a quantity of lace Caps, Aprons, silk Handkerchiefs, and sundry other articles. Stopped, on Monday afternoon, the 2nd instant, about two o'clock, in the Saint Pancras Road, in possession of a Man who refuses to give his name, and who is now in custody, a Truck, supposed to have been Stolen : the body is painted light blue, the wheels chocolate, one of the front staves is broken, and the name has been rubbed out.— Application to be made at the Police Station, Phoenix- street, Somers- town, where the Truck may be seen. LONDON: Printed and Published [ by Authority) bv MILLS, JOWLTT, & MILLS, Bolt Court, Fleet Street. • * It it 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, Botc- street.