POLICE OR, HUE Dulilishrtr l » i GAZETTE; AND CRY. ^ utfroritjh No. 619.] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1833. Containing the Substance of all Informations teceived 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 kow otherwise disposed of. Also a Description of Property that has been Stolen, and particularly of Stolen Ilorscs, with as much particularity as can be given, with every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. RUNAWAY CONVICTS, FIRST LIST. Police Office, Uobart Town, July 1st, 1833. NAME. Walter Archibald F. Aitken, at. R. Tate Thomas Anderson Robert Albone Margaret Armour J. Brown, al. J . Smart Wm. Cartney Bligh Robert Blackway James Brett Joseph Birkin Samuel Briton James Berry Thomas Bayliss George Birrell Benjamin Berry Redmond Bourke James Bustin Edward Brown Thomas Butterworth Mary Boswell Charles Bailey Samuel Butler Henry Dubois Blanchard William Crowhurst John Cook William Chambers Henry Crain Robert Collier Thomas Corphey Richard Campbell WHERE TrIeD. Dublin London Norfolk Lincoln Glasgow Derby Bristol Hereford London Warwick Bristol Cambridge Surrey lnverary Middlesex Clare Gloucester Middlesex Lancaster Stafford Middlesex Hereford Surrey Kent Lincoln Brecknock Isle of Man London Isle of Man Glasgow WHEN Tit I ED. Oct., 1816 June, 1821 April, 1822 10 March, 1827 Sep., 1828 March, 1822 Oct., 1823 Aug., 1821 July, 1817 July, 1826 Jan., 1822 March, 1829 Aug., 1827 Sep., 1827 Sep., 1819 1815 30 March, 1831 Mav, 1828 March, 183 i March, 1828 Dec., 1830 Nov., 1831 Dec., 1831 July, 1823 March, 1822 Sep., 1819 Aug., 1321 Sep., 1820 April, 1819 April, 1822 life life 11 years life 7 years life life life life life 14 years 14 years life 14 years life life 14 years 14 years 14 years life life life life life 14 years life life life life 14 years NATIVE PLACE. Wicklow St. Ann's Sunderland Martin Feun Ayr Nottingham Barn staple Wellington London Birmingham Bristol Bedford Gloucester Glasgow London Ireland Bristol Shoreditch London Birmingham Edmonton Kilkenny America Chatham, Lincoln Greenock Isle of Man Pancras Isle of Man Glasgow TRADE. labourer cabinet- maker clerk shepherd laundress chair- maker grocer labourer | postilion wood- turner labourer labourer servant calenderer sail- maker labourer seaman : shopman i labourer gardener ! servant | surgeon labourer labourer seaman | hair- dresser seaman ; labourer weaver As no charge is made for the insertion of Articles relating to Stolen Property in the Police Gazette and Hue and Cry, all J. etters addressed to the Editor upon that subject, are requested to be post- paid, otherwise the insertion requested will not take place. AGE. 8I7. K. EYES. HAIR. 33 5 8 grey It. browu 25 5 4 • d. brown d. browu 42 3 6 hazel reddish 26 5 5 brown brown 28 5 2 dk. hazel brown 32 5 6 brown d. brown 45 5 5 d. grey d. brown 30 5 7 grey It. browrj 35 5 7 brown brown 29 5 7 hazel brown 27 5 4 blue brown 50 5 2 blue brown 24 S 8 grey brown 22 5 3 brown brown 35 5 1 d. brown d. browu 60 A 3 grey d. browu 21 5 7 brown black 24 5 o blue It. brown 35 & 11 grey black '_ 5 3 d. brown d. brown 25 5 5 blue browu 34 5 10 grey reddish — 5 10 grey brow n 40 5 5 blue brown 28 5 2 hazel brown 31 5 o blue brown 50 5 5 blue browu 34 5 4 grey brown 50 5 9 grey brown 39 5 3 grey d. browu MARKS AND REMARKS. slightly pock- pitted ; lost the fore- finger joint of the left hand scar on the right cheek and on right thumb R A inside left arm pock- pitted little linger of the left hand crippled scars ou middle'linger left baud, right thumb, and uuder left eye A F on right arm flesh mole on the front of his neck subject to fits; flesh mole top of nose; lost several front teeth scar between finger & thumb r. hand ; heart, 2 darts & anchor pock- pitted; scar ou left temple, G B on left arm [ on left arm left arm crippled dark complexion H H R on right arm; scar abjut eyebrows ; scar left collar boue sallow complexion a gypsy large scar inside left arm supposed to have escaped by the American brig, Mars bad sight; bald ; bird, W C right baud, ring- pricked little finger, [ and finger crippled ; mole on right cheek stout made pock- pitted ; Nelson's tomb on his right arm small heart and scar on the right arm MURDER, AND MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING OR STABBING On Monday, the 2nd instant, Thomas Tedds, late of Astlcy, in the county of Warwick, labourer, was found Dead, in his House, having been barbarously Murdered; and his Cottage robbed of a Blue Coat, a pair of dark cord Breeches, four Shirts, and other articles.— JOHN DEWIS, commonly called BAGGY, of Bedworth, in the said county of Warwick, collier, is strongly suspected of having committed the said murder and robbery, or assisted therein.— He is about five feet ten or eleven ./ inches high, strongly marked with the small- pox, has prominent teeth, and when last seen had on a long blue coat, light coloured broad cord breeches, and strong nailed shoes.— Whoever will apprehend the said JOHN DEWIS, and bring him or send in- lormation to the Parish Officers of Astlcy, aforesaid, or to Mr. Joseph Iladdon, constable, of Nuneaton, shall be rewarded and all reasonable expenses paid.— By Order of the Parish Officers of Astley, John Craddock, their Solicitor. 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. He 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. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. Whereas it hath been humbly represented unto the King, That, on Thursday, the 7th day of November last, some evil- disposed person or persons did wilfully and maliciously set Fire to a Straw Stack, in the Farm- yard of Mr. William Curtis, situate in Mill- End, in Chatteris, in the Isle of Ely and County of Cambridge, by which a Barn, two Hovels, two Wheat Stacks, one Hay Stack, and other Property, were 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 Accom- plice or Accomplices therein, so that he she or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof: And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of One Hun- dred Founds 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 Fifty Pounds by Mr. Joseph Saberton Saber- ton, Treasurer of the Chatteris Watch Committee. Informa- tion to be given at the Office of Mr. John Sewcll, Solicitor, Chatteris, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire. Whereas it hath been humbly represented unto the King, That, on the night of Thursday, the 28th day of November last, some evil- disposed person or persons did wilfully and ma- liciously set Fire to a Warehouse, the property of Mrs. Mary Brooks, situate in Chatteris, in the Isle of Ely, in the county of Cambridge; 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 Accom- plice or Accomplices therein, so that he she or they may be apprehended 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 offencc.— Fifty Pounds of such Reward will be paid by the Right H. inourable the Lords Commissioners of Ilts Majesty's Treasury; and Fifty Pounds by Mr. Joseph Saberton Saber- ton, Treasurer of the Chatteris Watch Committee. Informa- tion to be given at the Office of Mr. John Sewell, Solicitor, Chatteris, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire. On Monday morning, the 9th instant, a Haum Rick, at Blunham Rectory, was wilfully set on Fire and consumed.— Twenty Pounds Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information that the offender or offenders may be committed for trial, and a further Reward of Thirty Pounds on conviction, by applying to the Rev. Mr. Mountain, at Blun- ham Rectory, near Bedford. ROBBERY FROM THE FERSON. On Wednesday evening, the 18th instant, about seven o'clock, Hannah Caunsell was knocked down, in Snow's- fields, by a tall Man, dressed in a fustian jacket, and robbed of the following articles, viz.— A puce merino Gown, a lilac cotton ditto, a black Veil, a Thibet Shawl, a pair of lasting Shoes with double soles, a pair of black cotton Stockings, several white Aprons, a chequered silk Handkerchief, a coloured muslin ditto, and several other articles. On Thursday night, the 19th instant, about half- past eight o'clock, as Mr. Cannon, Churchwarden of Saint Mary, White- chapel. was proceeding along Houndsditch, City, he was attack- ed bv three well- dressed Men— one, a tall man", who seized him bv the collar, and the other two kicked and beat him with a bludgeon : when down an attempt was made to draw his watch from his fob, the chain of which broke— which, with three gold Seals and a Key, were stolen. The chain is a valuable gold one; two of the seals have red cornelians, the other an amethyst, all plain: the key is chased, with a cornelian on one side, " and an amethyst on the other. 2378 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY WAR OFFICE, J-. 1 List and Description of NAME. OFFICE NUMBER CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. FACE. EYES. EYEBROWS. | NOSE. HAIR. William Chapman George Reynolds William Clayton Robert Sharrock ROTAI MAAINBS. Job Handley William Price Joseph Simpkins Thomas Meehan Robert Colquhoun Thomas Ellison HOW. E. I. COMPIS William Owens James Hayes Richard Hammett Edward Wood James Crawford Thomas Maloney Archibald Moran John Masterson George Long Henry Fleming Robert Wilson 11712 11712 11713 11714 11678 11726 11726 11715 11716 11717 11717 11718 1171U 11720 11721 : 13d Foot 33d Foot 73d Foot 84th Foot Plymouth Div. Plymouth Div. Plymouth Div. Woolwich Div. Chatham Div. Chatham Div. SER. VICE. Artillery Artillery Artillery 99th Foot 1st Bat. 1st Foot 2d Bat. 6( 1 til Foot 2d Bat. 60th Foot 58th Foot 64th Foot 68th Foot 79th Foot Windsor Granard Bottesdale Leyland Bilston Barkeswell Tamworth Hane Paisley Church Lynch Whittou Carrickmacross Clutton Ightum Anstraugh St. Marys Donaghedy Cureney Rosinver Dungiven Paisley Berks Longford Suffolk Lancaster Stafford Warwick Warwick Limerick Renfrew Worcester Flint Mouaghan Somerset Kent Tyrone Cork Tyrone Cavau Leitrim Derry Renfrew biscuit- maker labourer post- lad cotton spinner collier labourer labourer cooper labourer milkman miner labourer clock- maker labourer weaver shoemaker labourer labourer labourer weaver weaver 21 20 25} 21} 23 23 23 21 21} 22 22 m 20 24J 19 25} 254 32 261 34 20 5 7} 5 6} 5 7 5 6} 5 6} 5 6 5 6 5 8 5 9 5 9 5 10 5 7 5 8 5 7} 5 7} 5 5} 5 84 5 bi 5 94 5 7} 5 8i prop stout slender stout stout prop prop round round large rouud round rouud round oval oval long loug rouud oval oval hazel grey grey brown hazel light hazel bazel grey grey light grey blue blue irrey blue hazel grey grey grey grey grey blown dark browB light light brown light dark prop ra. loDg prop prop prop prop prop I'ght brown dark brown brown light brown lighthiowu browu brown black light dark brown brown light light brown brown light brown brown light brown fair fair David Robertson Joseph Roberts James Travis Samuel Richards Johu Birmingham Thomas Serjeant Thomas Smith John Woods William Olford John Taylor James Walsh Patrick Causley Thomas Wardle William Swift Edward Jones Thomas Hudson Richard Smith James Woodcraft John Watson Joseph Cooke Anthony Murat Samuel Darragh William M'Gimpsey Charles Fincher John Johnston 11722 11723 11724 11725 11727 11728 11729 11730 11731 11732 11733 11734 11735 11736 11737 11738 11739 11740 11741 11742 11742 11743 11743 11744 11745 79th hoot 12th Lancers 2d Bat. Greu. Gds. 22d Foot 4th Drag. Guards 13th Light Drags. Scots Fusileers 35th Foot 46th Foot 1st Bat. 60th Rifles 64th Foot 74th Foot 82d Foot 84th Foot 47th Foot 53d Foot 84th Foot 2d Bat. Cold. Gds. 33d Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 59th Foot 92d Highlanders St. Andrews Lynn Blakley Clist Killeu Swaffham Inveran Westbourne Redruth Clapham Killaney Dumfries St. Catherine's Liverpool Athbay South Kelsey Loyton, Worsop Millbrooke Hexham Preston Pathriugton Carricklergus Shankles St. Giles Crieff Fife Norfolk Lancaster Devon Tipperary Cambridge Bamff Sussex Cornwall Surrey Monaghan Dumfries Lancaster Lancaster Meath Lincoln York Bedford Northumber. Lancaster York Antrim Antrim Middlesex Perth tailor labourer labourer stone- mason blacksmith baker labourer labourer shoemaker painter labourer weaver cotton- spinner whitesmith labourer labourer labourer carpenter coal- miner cottou- spinner shoemaker labourer iron- moulder shoemaker weaver 20 18} 28 18} 37} 26 17} 23} 20 23 35} 18J 5 6£ 5 9 5 9} 5 7} 5 11 5 8 5 8} 5 11 5 6 5 5} 5 6} 5 7 5 7 5 10} 5 5 10} 5 6} 5 8J 5 8 5 7 5 6 5 6 5 7 5 6 5 6 prop prop slight prop prop small prop prop long rouud grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey blue hazel grey light blue brown light dark prop prop aquiline brow u light brown. sandy fair brown dark brown fair brown browu sandy browu fair dark brown black black blown dark brow n brown brown brown brown dark brown dark brown dark brow u brown 21} 26 27 20} 21} 34 18} 18$ 24 23 26} 26} stout prop round grey blue hazel hazel hazel grey grey grey grey grey hazel brown common Thomas Ellis William Alfred Sheppard John Shedden Thomas Knowles William Smith John Harding James Jenkinson William Drake John Salter George Henry Patrick Moran William Gilbert John Atkinson John Backley Christopher Edgely James M'Donald Samuel Crutchley William Burton Samuel Arrowsmith James Currie Henry M'Ilvany John Rushton James Cunningham Joseph Ray William Brown 11747 11748 11749 11750 11751 11752 11753 11754 11755 11756 11757 11758 11759 11759 11759 11760 11761 11761 11764 11765 11766 11768 11769 11770 11771 1st Dragoons 17th Lancers 2d Bat. 1st Foot 8th Foot 14th Foot 14th Foot 34th Foot 34th Foot 43d Foot 57th Foot 2d Bat. 60th Foot 2d Bat. COth Foot 76th Foot 76th Foot 76th Foot 73th Highlanders 80th Foot 80th Foot 46th Foot 74th Foot 89th Foot 2d Dragoons 2d Bit. Ist Foot 9th Foot 9th Foot Sapcote St. Saviors Stevenston Manchester Bletchley Killmartigue Whitehaven Sutton Collumpton Ballybay Birr Cover Stoney Chiselhunt Sidcombe Ramsay Paisley Ridgeley Cautley Chapel le Frith St. Quivox Armagh Wigan Glasgow Stockport Stockport Leicester Loudon Ayr Lancaster Bucks Sligo Northumber. Nottingham Devon Monaghan King's Derby Kent Devon Huntingdon Renfrew Stafford York Derby Ayr Armagh Lancaster Lanark Chester Chester labourer carpenter weaver servant labourer labourer silk- weaver labourer labourer weaver labourer shoemaker labourer labourer labourer weaver labourer tailor silk- weaver collier labourer stonemason moulder cotton- carder butcher 22} 22 18} 16 24 22} 21} 20 21} 18 20 20} 18} 20} 26} 22 24 J 23} 20 22i 31 20 19 25} 26} 5 10 5 9} 5 7} 4 11} 5 5 5 7 5 94 5 6} 5 8i 5 6} 5 10} 5 7 5 7} 5 8 5 7 5 8| 5 7 5 9} 5 6J 5 6 5 6} 5 9} 5 7} 5 7 5 7 slender small prop ' long prop rouud stout : large stout long stout round slender 1 round stout 1 round common long slender smalt rouud long hollow rouud round rouud round oval long small 1 gfy hazel grey hazel hazel grey hazel grey hazel blue grey hazel g « y hazel hazel blue grey g « - y bazel grey grey grey grey liarel s « y brown dark browo dark brown brown brown light light fair brown common common turned- up prop sharp common i common 1 flat — long" z common i brown 1 light brown light browu fair black hrown dark brown light luowu brown brown sandy light light light brown fair lightbrown light brown brown brown dark brown dark brown light browu light eight- day Clock, which has since been found and returned; one dozen silver Tea- spoons fiddle- pattern, a silver Liquor- frame for four bottles, pair of silver Sugar- tongs, two silver Sugar- basins; two dozen siik Handkerchiefs, all marked ' B. F.', mostly red grounds, and four not hemmed ; two pieces of black Sdk— two yards long each ; two silver Tops for bottles of a Cruet- frame ; three velvet Waistcoats, a black ditto, two striped ditto, six pair of Trousers, various colours ; a few linen Shirts, and ditto ditto Shifts, marked ' B. F.'; a small silver Tea- caddy Spoon, shell form : two very old plain gold Rings, and a quantity of Books : also thirty- five Sovereigns. On Wednesday morning, the 18th instant, between one and seven o'clock, the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Harriss, No. 8, Grove- hill, Camberwell- grove, was entered, by getting over the garden- wall and boring the panel of the back door with a large gimlet, and the following articles were stolen Uiere- lrom, viz.— Silver : two Tea spoons, four Salt- spoons, a pair of Sugar- tongs, and a Mustard- spoon, with crest, a hand and dart; anil a Fruit- knife; eighteen silver Dessert- knives ; eighteen do. Dessert- forks, maker's name ' Lunn'; a silver Pencil- case, engraved ' W. T. to W. R. II.'; and two Pen- knives, maker's name ' Lunn.' Also, a dark olive- green Great Coat, a dark ditto Boy's ditto; a large size dark brown silk Umbrella, with a round brown wood knob for handle ; one smaller ditto, with a white ivory handle ; a pair of Wellington Boots, with ' W. Harriss, Esq.' written on the inside lining; a Hat nearly new, about lOlbs. of black Tea, a bottle of Cayenne Pepper; one Guinea, a Sovereign, and Is. 6d. in Silver. 1 HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. The two Horses advertised in the Hue and Cry of the 18th inst., as having been stolen from Marlow, were found the next day turned loose about nine miles off; not having been broken thp thieves were unable to get them farther. Stolen on Monday night the 16th inst., or early the following morning, from Mrs. Ambrose Wales' Farm, Cavendish, near Clare, in the County of Suffolk, a Chesnut Gelding, nine years old, white stripe down his face, long tail, two white legs behind, small in the bone, about fifteen hands high. Whoever will give information of the offenders so that tliey may be brought to justice, shall on conviction, receive Five Pounds Reward, by applying to Mrs. Ambrose of Cavendish, aforesaid. Stolen or Strayed, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field at Chalk Farm, a Bay Filly, three years ol< l, long tail cut square at the extremity, HOUSE- BREAKING. Stolen, between the hours of nine o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the evening of Tuesday, the 17th instant, from the House of Mr. James White, No. IX, Underwood Street, Mile End New Town, the following articles, viz.— A " brown stuff Frock, quite new ; a muslin Frock, three Pillow- cases, a large Veil, two Waistcoats ( one white the other figured), a pair of Trousers, two Shawls, and three nett Caps.— The entrance was effected by mc- ns .. skeleton keys, during the absence of the family. On Wednesday night, the 18th instant, about ten o'clock, a pane of glass in the shop window of Mr. Brookman, No. 34, Little Queen- street, was cut, and the following articles were stolen therefrom, viz.— A gold chased Eye- glass, three grey enamelled Studs, three Turquoises with box and glass for hair, three engine- turned gold Studs, a square emerald Pin with a chain attached to a pearl Pin, a pair of engine- turned lady's gold Watch- hooks, a pair of paste Knee- buckles, and various other articles. On Thursday night, the 19th instant, the House of Mrs. Farmer, No. 62, Prescott- street, Goodman's- fields, Minories, was entered, from the Tenter- ground, by the back parlour win- dow, and the following articles were stolen therefrom, viz.— An P O L I C E GAZETTE; Oi l , H U E A N D CRY. 2495 and a scar on the off hind fetlock.— Information to be given to , Mr. W. Bowden, the owner, Chalk Farm Tavern ; or at the Police- stations, Albany- street, regent's- park, or hampstead. On Thursday evening, the 19th instant, between seven and eight o'clock, " the Stable Door of A. E. Reynolds, of Broad Green, Croydon, Surrey, was found open, and a short set Bay Cob, aboutfourteen bands high, with a white face, white hind legs, a small saddle mark on the near side, and a short black tail, was Stolen therefrom.— Five Guineas Reward will be paid by Mr. Reynolds aforesaid, upon recovery of the horse and conviction of the offender or offenders. Stolen or Straved, on Thursday morning, the 19th instant, between nine and ten o'clock, from the Three Mills, West Ham, a Horse and Cart: name on the Cart ' Francis Rushbrook, Hackney : the Horse is fourteen hands high, chesnut, a white face, and white hind legs. Stolen or Strayed, on Saturday night, the 14th instant, or early the following morning, from a Farm- yard or Pasture ad- joining a Yard belonging to Thomas Richbell, at Wickham St. Pauls, near Halstead, Essex, a Bay Mare Ponv, rising four years old, about thirteen hands high, a good deal of white down the face, a white fetlock behind, and long switch tail.— If stolen, Five Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, and if strayed, any person restoring her, will be rewarded and all reasonable expenses paid, on application to the said Mr. Richbell. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 14th instant, from the Stable of Mr. R. Lock, of Tormill, in the parish of Southtawton, in the county of Devon, a Dark Bay Horse, fifteen hands high, seven years old, white hind feet, star in the forehead, short tail, long mane, and a little white on the off side of his nostril.— A Reward of Five Guineas will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to the said Mr. Lock, or Mr. Phillips, Elephant Inn, Exeter. Stolen or Strayed, on Wednesday night, the 11th instant, from Nunney Manor Farm, near Frome, Somerset, a Black Pony, with a long tail, about twelve hands high; also a straw- berry- coloured Yearling Colt: the property of Mr. Henry Blandford.— If stolen, whoever will give such information as shall lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ! ceive Three Guineas Reward, from Mr. Henry Miller, Frome, | Solicitor to the Wanstrow, Cloford, and Nunney, Prosecuting Society. If strayed, One Guinea Reward will be paid, and all reasonable expenses. Stolen, on Wednesday, the 11th instant, from a Stable, at Old Trewongey, in the parish of Saint Cleer, in the county of I Cornwall, a Bright Bay Horse, five years old, about fourteen hands high, black mane and tail, the " inane is on the near side, collar- marked on the off side, the tail close docked, and the hoof cracked on the right fore foot.— One Guinea Reward will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the horse, by applying to Mr. Henry Baker, at Old Trewon- gey aforesaid. Stolen or Strayed, on Thursday night, the 5th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field, in Mollington, near Banbury, a useful Dark Brown Mare, in Foal, aged, between the Na" and the Cart Kind, free from white, switch tail, about fifteen hands high, and broken- winded.— If stolen, whoever v 11 givL information that may lead to conviction of the iffender or offenders, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward : if strayed, any person restoring the said mare, shall be rewarded and all rea- sonable expenses paid, by Mr. John Grisold, of Mollington, aforesaid. Stolen or Strayed, on Wednesday night, the lltli instant, from Hampstead Heath, a Light Brown Cow, with lone horns, rather inclined downwards: the property of Mr. Daniel Pritchard, New- end, Hampstead.— Information" to be given at the Police- station, Holly- place, Hampstead. [ See last page. DECEMBER 21,1833. Deserters from His Majesty s Service. prop long prop long long short short prop short long prop long long long stout short short loug prop long long MARKS AND REMARKS. square square square square square square square prop prop prop stout prop prop prop prop prop large prop prop large prop prop stout prop prop prop I prop prop prop small prop prop small prop prop prop prop prop prop small prop prop took his regimental necessaries recruit, intermediately approved pock- marked ; blue scar over right eye, and one under mark of a burn on his throat slightly pock marked and freckled TIME. PLACE. COAT. WAISTCOAT. TROWSKHS. deserted before final approval a recruit, not finally approved a recruit ... ...... deserted on the march to join the dep& t . . . . has lost a front tooth ....... took great coat and all his regimental necessaries . pock- pitted ; took part of his regimental necessaries took side- arms aud part of regimental necessaries . letter D below the left arm- pit; 3d desertion . the tip of his nose much turned up ; has a loose walk pock- pitted; took great coat and part of his reg. neces. took part of his regimental necessaries . 2 Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 1 Dec. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 7 Nov. 30 Nov. • 2!) Oct. 2 Dec. Weedou Weedon Dover Castle Liverpool Spike Island Spike Island Spike Island Dtrby Glasgow Birmingham 29 Nov. Manchester 4 Dec. London a Dec. Chatham broad round square prop prop prop square prop prop prop prop prop J large prop ! prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop took part of his regimental necessaries . intermediately approved at Coventry .... labours under a shortness of breath; 2d desertion . received a sick furlough to proceed to Exeter . address, W. J. Barnes, Jesus- lane, Cambridge a recruit; good looking took the whole of his regimental necessaries & side- arms took greater part of his regimental necessaries slovenly appearance ; took part of his reg. necessaries 2d desertion ; took the whole of his regimental necessaries pock- pitted; look great coat and part of his reg. ueces. took greater part of regimental necessaries musket shot through his left baud a recruit .......... took greater part 0f regimental necessaries took foraging cap and part of regimental necessaries offfurloegh; marks of gunpowder on his face, took side- arms, aud part of his regimental necessaries took part of bis regimental necessaries . took part of his regimental necessaries . took the whole of his regimeutal necessaries . J W and M J, and a woman on right arm ; punishment prop prop square prop square iong square stout rouud square square square prop prop piop long prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop slender 1 prop prop prop stout I prop prop prop prop prop prop prop prop ! prop prop . prop prop common large prop small common commou prop took greater part of his regimental necessaries I supposed to be in Loudon . . . • ; took greater part of his regimental necessaries lost a front tooth, upper jaw ; thick upper lip supposed to be in coloured clothes . . . common common small common common common square long small prop ! small small was a mess servant supposed to have gone to Arklow ..... a recruit; intermediately approved at Newry . took side- arms and greater part of regimental necessaries pock- pitted; 2d desertion ; took part regimental neces. J K on the left arm ....'... lender eies; took part of his regimental necessaries took side- arms aud part regimental necessaries . . a recruit, under orders to joiu at Dundee marks of punishment; took side- arms and breast- plate took side- arms and breast- plate . . . . • recruit, attested; look greater part of his reg. necessaries took greater part of his regimeutal necessaries D; punishment; took greater part of reg. necessaries . inerinaid on leflarm ; 2d des.; took greater part reg. nee. ' 2d deseition ; took side- arms and regimeutal necessaries at Liverpool on the 9th inst. waiting for the Cork Steamer at Liverpool on the 9th iust. waiting for the Cork Steamer 30 Nov. 30 Nov. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 4 Dec. 3 Dec. 2 Dec. 3 Dec. 2 DecT 6 Dec. 3 Dec 5 Nov. 3 Dec. 9 Dec. 4 Nov. 5 Dec. 5 Dec. 5 Dec. 4 Dec. 5 Dec. 20 Nov. fi Dec. I Dec. ! 24 Nov. I 8 Dec. 1 4 Dec. j 30 Nov. | 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 l). c. 30 Nov. I 8 Dec. 7 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Dec. 30 Nov. 14 Dec. II Dec. 29 Nov. 5 DrC. 8 Dec. 6 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 14 Dec. 11 Dec. 9 D'c. 10 Dec. 12 Dec. 12 Dec. 12 Dec. off furlough Londonderry Dubliu Dublin Fermoy Fernioy Newry Dundee Barrks red shell red shell shell jacket dark uniform uniform uniform llaunel jacket barracan striped uniform uniform uniform straw- colour Oxford mixt. j Oxford mixt, Oxford mixt. I barracan uniform uniform uniform checked blue light l » lue dark brown white jacket flannel regimeutal shell jacket reg. green 4- eg. green red shell old coatee red fatigue i drab light grey blue grey striped white Oxford grey cloth reg. green reg. green Oxford inixt. Oxford inixt. Oxford mixt. tartan Dundee Barrks. Coventry Westminster off furlough Cahir Barracks off furlough Aberdeen Burnley Londou Limerick Carrickmacross Dublin SheHield Portsmouth Mulliugar Hull Portsmouth London Newc.- on- Tyne Burnley Burnley 1 Bultou Boltgn off furlough Fermov coloured fatigue reg. coatee scarlet dress black red shell coloured reg. green reg. coatee black coloured red shell shell red round corduroy white regimental red shell reg. coatee red shell red shell reg. coatee white white coloured flannel flannel dark coloured dark tartau coloured grev regimental blue blue black Oxford mixt. coloured green Oxford grey Oxford mixt. Oxford grey Oxford grey Oxford mixt. black cashmere Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford uiixt. regimeutal tartan Canterbury London Glasgow Sunder'and Atbloue Sligo Leeds Stockport Knocktopher Newry Dubliu Dublin Butte vant Buttevant Buttevant Glasgow Naas Naas Canterbury Dubliu Cork Derby Glasgow Stockport Stockport stable scarlet stable shell jacket red fatigue dress green fustian reg. coatee blue reg. green reg. green red red red ; blue • red shell i red shell reg. shell reg. coatee ooa'ee stable I shell jacket ! regimental regimental serge flannel striped fustian striped blue flannel blue blue regimental Oxford grey black black brown fustian Oxford mixt. corduroy reg. green reg. green black black black black Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mint. 1 Oxford mixt. regimental blue I regimental i Oxford mixt. 1 Oxford niixt 2344 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, H U E A N D CRY. LARCENY. A Man named STEPHEN BURTON, late of Newbury Berks, stands charged with Felony. He is a native of Hiclere, Hants, is about thirty years of age, five feet six inches high, wears a brown round frock, high shoes, and leather gaiters over the knee, stoops in his walk, and his nose is particularly large and turning to one side. Whoever will apprehend the said STEPHEN BURTON, shall receive Two Guineas Reward by applying to mr. Pocock, of Grecnham Farm, or to Alfred Milsom, Beadle of the Borough of Newbury. SAMUEL PINKNEY, apprentice to Messrs. James Ed- wards and Son, cordwainers, Angel- row, Nottingham, absconded on the 3rd instant, having stolen a large quantity of Shoes, leather, and other articles their property. He is about twenty years of age, five feet six inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, grcv eyes, is rather pitted with the small- pox. He was dressed in a brown coat, and black trowsers; it is suspected that he is now in the neighbourhood of Northampton. Who- ever will apprehend the said SAMUEL PINKNEY and lodge him in any of His Majesty's gaols, shall receive Two Guineas Reward on application to Messrs. Edwards and Son, aforesaid. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 17th instant, between seven, and eight o'clock, from the person of Mr. James Unwin, whilst in the Blackfriars'- road, two Sovereigns.— By a man named HENRY STANTON, by profession a surgeon: he is about thirty- two years of age, five feet four inches high, was dressed in a black surtout coat and dark trousers, and was on intimate terms with Mr. Unwin.— Information to be given at No. 1, Southampton- street, Fitzroy- square. Absconded, from the service of Mr. James Olivine, Coke and Coal Dealer, No. 9, Cumberland- market, Regent's- park, HENRY DUFFEY, stealing and taking with him Fifteen Shillings, the monies of his master.— He is about nineteen years of age, five feet three inches high, dark complexion, and pitted with the small- pox; he was dressed in a black plush waistcoat with sleeves, and stout canvas trousers; has been a sailor, and has a star pricked on one hand and an anchor on the other. Stolen, on Tuesday afternoon, the 17th instant, in Cheap- side, a Brown Body Coat.— By a voung Man, named JOHN RENINGTON, of Sion Square, Mile End Old Town : he is tall and thin in person, marked with the small- pox, and had on a jean frock coat. ISAAC VIRAKANER absconded lately from the service of Mr. Levi Harris, of Sheffield, with a Stock of Goods, value £ 30, consisting of Silks, a silver Watch, a silver Guard- chain, a pair of dead gold Ear- rings, two pair of coral Ear- rings, four pair of cornelian and a variety of gold ditto ; a number of small gold Seals, fancy gold Rings, Pins, and brooches.— He is about five feet eight inches high, a red face, light flaxen hair, and a large head; had on a brown coat, black double- breasted waistcoat, Oxford- grey trousers, and black stuff hat. He carried the goods in an oil- skin cloth tied with black ribbon ; a small box with brass corners and a piece of brass on the top, the ring broke off, and inside lined with red velvet.— Five Pounds lteward, on the apprehension of the said offender, will be paid by Messrs. New- stadt and Barnett, Benett's- hill, Birmingham. On Thursday afternoon, the 19th instant, Mr. Guss, of Saint Helen's Place, Bishopsgate, was attending an Auction, in Cross- street, Islington, and entrusted a Porter named COBB ( residing at No. C, Old- street, Saint Luke), with a Checque for £ 70, on Messrs. Martin and Co., Bankers, Bond- street, which he got cashed, and has Absconded with the amount.— He is - 13 years of age, five feet five inches high, and dark complexion ; he was dressed in a black coat and trousers, white apron, and a black leather cap. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 19th inst., from the House of Mrs. Fry, Hoxton- market, three Sheets marked ' M.,' three muslin Handkerchief's, and a silk ditto.— By SARAH BRAND, a lodger : she is about forty years of age, five feet seven inches high, dressed in a light- coloured cotton gown, black straw bon- net, and black shawl. Stolen, between ten o'clock on Thursday night the 19th inst. and five o'clock the next morning, from No. 35, Little Albany- street, Regent's- park, a set of Cab Harness, the property of Mr. Thos. Colman.— Supposed by a man named TURNER, who has been employed by Mr. Colman as a Cab- driver. He is about twenty years of age, five feet seven inches high, of fresh complexion, large brown whiskers, has lost part of - his front teeth, and was dressed in a blue frock coat and cord breeches. Stolen, on Tuesday morning, the 17th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, from the House of Mr. Oakley, No. 26, Lower Queen- street, Islington, the following articles, viz.— Two black Coats, a pair of drab Trousers, a black Waistcoat, a pair of light cord Breeches, a black silk Waistcoat, a pair of cassimere Gaiters, a calico Shirt, a pair of grey worsted Stockings, and a Hat.— By a lodger named THOMAS BROWN : he is about thirty- eight years of age, five feet eight inches high, dark com- plexion, dressed in a brown frock coat, light cassimere breeches, and black hat. He was lately in the employ of Mr Camps, Baker, Pentonville- hill, from whose employ he absconded the previous day. The articles were pledged by hint at Mr. Good- bourn's, Pawnbroker, Upper- street, Islington. Stolen, on Friday morning, the 13th instant, between three and six o'clock, from the Stable of Lady Hardy, situate in Parker- street, Princes- street, Westminster, a Saddle, and a Lady's double rein Bridle, with Chifney Bit.— Supposed by a Boy, named LINTOT, a helper in the stable. FELONIES NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. CHARLES STEWART, about forty- three years of age, five feet nine inches high, sandy hair and large sandy whiskers, long visage, and rather pale, iiaviDg a remarkable indention on the breast, travelling about the country selling tin and wire ware, and much addicted to drinking, " stands chargcd with Felony, in having Married Hannah Gregory, at Stratford- on- Avon, in the month of December, 1832, having a former wife living. Whoever will apprehend the said CHARLES STEWART, and lodge him in any of his Majesty's Gaols, shall be entitled to a Reward of Two Guineas, by application to the Overseers of the Poor of the Borough of Stratford- on- Avon. PROPERTY STOLEN. Whitehall, November 29th, 1333. Whereas it hatli been humbly represented unto the King, That the Warehouse of Mr. J. T. Burgin, at Brandon, in the county of Suffolk, has, at various times, during the Summer of the present year, been robbed of very large quantities of Gun Flints; His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the persons concerned in the robberies before mentioned, is hereby pleased to promise His most gracious Pardon to any- one of them ( except the person or persons who actually com- mitted the same) who shall discover his or their Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he she or they may he appre- hended and convicted thereof. MELBOURNE. And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of One Hundred Pounds is hereby offered, by Mr. Burgin, to any person ( except 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. Stolen, in the City of London, on Monday, the 16th instant, between four and seven o'clock, from the Cart of Thomas Law rence, of Blackheath, Carrier, a Bundle containing the follow- ing property, viz.— Three Shirts, seven Collars, two pair of cotton Drawers, three Table- cloths, two Tea ditto, three pair of Stockings, a Gentleman's flannel Shirt, one table Napkin, five chamber Towels, one Slip, one Petticoat, one Shift, one night ditto, three night Caps, six pocket Handkerchiefs, two pair of Stockings, one, night Shirt, one round Towel, two silk pocket Handkerchiefs, and one white muslin ditto, all marked ' M. S.': a Lady's night Cap, a night Gown, one Shift, one pair of linen Drawers, and three white muslin Handkerchiefs, all marked ' J. C.'; also three pair of muslin Curtains.— Information to be given at the Police Office, Union Hall. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 17th instant, between seven and eight o'clock, from the Garden of Mr. T. Boddington, No. 63, Beaumont- square, Mile- end, the following articles, viz. — A child's Shift; a child's Night- gown and Trousers, marked ' T. F. B.'; a flannel Waistcoat and a Shift, ' F. B.'; a pair of worsted Stockings, and a Cap. Stolen, on Monday afternoon, the 16th instant, between two and three o'clock, from the House of Mrs. Wright, North End, Fulham, an old- fashioned silver Table- spoon, marked ' S. B., 1780.'— Supposed by a Man, about thirty years of age, five feet one or two inches high, dark complexion, roman nose, and has the appearance of a Jew ; he was dressed in a blue great coat, dark trousers, and black silk waistcoat: he called at the house to look at some apartments which were to let. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 17th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, from the Drying- ground of Mr. Allinson, No. 26, Lloyd- square, Clerkenwell, the following articles, viz.— Two Shirts, two Shifts marked' M.\ two Night- gowns, two Frocks, a Table- cloth, a Sheet marked ' A.', and two Table- napkins ' S. E. A.'— The entrance was effected by scaling a very low wall. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 17th instant, between four and five o'clock, front the Garden of Mr. Chatterson, No. 9, Cloudsley Terrace, Islington, the following articles of wet Linen, viz.— Ten Towels, marked ' 18 to 28'; two Night- shirts, ' J. C.'; four Table- cloths, ' J. C., 12 to 16'; a pair of Drawers, a Petticoat; four Shifts, marked ' J. C., 12'; seven Pillow- cases ; three white Petticoats ; two brown linen ditto, marked ' J. C.'; a pair of Lady's Trousers; twelve pocket Handker- chiefs, marked ' J. C.'; and several other articles of little value. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 19th instant, from No. 2, Grange- terrace, Grange- road, Bermondsey, the following arti- cles, the property of Thomas Pearson, viz.— A silver Hunting Watch, maker's name ' Hurst, London, No. 6434,' with two gold Seals and a Key attached.; a drab Great Coat, mended in front; and a blue round Jackct.— By a Man who lodged in the same house: he is about twenty- three years of age, five feet five or six inches high, dressed in a Newmarket- cut coat, and dark cord trousers : lie has an impediment in his speech. Stolen, on Friday, the 20th instant, from the House of Fran- cis Whitworth Russell, Esq., No. 22, Upper Berkeley- street, Marylehone, the following articles, viz.— Seven Table- spoons, three Dessert- spoons, five" large Forks, a small ditto, a Tea- spoon. two Salt- spoons, a pair of Sugar- tongs, ? nd a Butter- kuifc; all silver, King's pattern, with " crest, a Demi Lion ram- pant holding a Cross— Crosslet in liis dexter paw. Stolen, between the hours of seven o'clock on Wednesday evening the 18th instant and ten o'clock the next morning,^ from the House of Mrs. Jennings, No. 45, Mortimer- street, Cavendish- square, two large swing Glasses, in French polished frames: one of the plates is about two feet square, the other about eighteen inchcs. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 19th instant, about nine o'clock, from the House of Mr. Newman, No. 18, Gower's- walk, Whitechapel, the following articles, viz.— A Tea- board, with figures in the centre; two Pictures, in wainscoat frames with gilt edges ( one representing a Gentleman's Servant, with an inscription ' In place'; and the other a Woman with a stick in her hand) : also a red Whittle ; a jean Coattee, which had been washed ; a large Tobacco- pipe, with a China bowl, the bowl however was dropped near the house and broke.— Supposed by a Man in a fustian dress, who was seen running towards Lainbeth- strect, with a large bundle tied in a red whittle. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, from the Car- riage of the Earl of Bradford, whilst proceeding from Walsall to his Lordship's residence at Castle Bromwich, a Carriage Trunk, containing the following articles, viz.— A large light brown India scarf Shawl, about four yards long, with a rich flowered border at cach end, and a small flower in two of the corners ; a square Edinburgh Cashmere Shawl, white ground, and a circular ornament in the centre ; a pink China crape square Shawl, embroidered in colours- j a large Albanian silk Scarf, striped with scarlet gold and green : a light blue square Shawl, coloured border ; a figured siriped Norwich Shawl; a dark blue figured China crape Shawl, square ; a white Scarf, 1 Mousseline de Soie,' embroidered in colours; a green crape Scarf, coloured borders at the ends; a ' Mousseline de Soie' Scarf, printed pattern ; a pink gauze Scarf, with green and white border; a white ' Mousseline de Soie' Shawl, printed flower border; two white Scarfs-— one crape the other Polish ; a green Shawl, with a flowered border; twelve yards of dark green Scotch Plaid, a riding Skirt of ditto ; two handsome lace Pele- rines ; five or six cambric muslin Petticoats, worked at the bot- tom ; two cambric muslin Dressing- gowns, worked round the collars and down the fronts; a great many articles of Linen, Flannel, silk and cotton Stockings, & c. The Linen is chiefly marked ' J. B.' and a Coronet; some of the articles are marked ' J. T.' and others ' T.' only. The value of the property stolen is upwards of £ 150.— Whoever will give information to Mr. West, superintendent of police, Walsall, that may lead to con- viction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Twenty- five Guineas Reward. Stolen, on Friday, the 20th instant, from No. 11, Middle- sex- place, Somers- town, a very small gold Watch, double cases, with two Seals and a Key attached by a Chain ; six gold Rings — one with a blue stone, one with cornelian stone chased, two with hair and pearls, and one a Keeper; also six Shillings in money.— The property and monies of Jane Rose. Stolen, on Wednesday afternoon, the 18th inst., about three o'clock, from the House of Mr. P. Phillips, No. 3, Brick- lane, Old- street, Saint Luke, a Time- piece.— By a Girl about twelve or thirteen years of age, about five feet high, rather slim made, clear skin, and redish bushy hair; she had on a washed out frock between white and brown, and a dirty straw bonnet: in- formation to be given to Mr. Phillips, as above. Detained, at Messrs. Carpenter and Call's, Pawnbrokers, St. George, East, a Spoon marked ' E.' Supposed to have been stolen.— It was offered in pledge by a Boy. Stolen, on Thursday evening, the 19th instant, about seven o'clock, from the front of the House of Mr. Powell, No. 10, Oakley- street, Lambeth, a Truck, nearly new, and painted lead colour.— Ten Shillings Reward will be paid by Mr. Powell, on the recovery of the truck and apprehension of the offender or offenders. Stolen, on Sunday evening, the 15th instant, from the House of'G. B. M. Lovibond, Esq., No. 23, Manchester- square, the lollowing articles, viz.— A very handsome pair of large drop Ear- rings; a large Gold Bracelet, with a fine uncut amethyst; a gold Bracelet, with filligree Locket, set with hair, initials ' A. II.' and inscription on the back ; a very handsome Gold chased Watch, by ' Vulliamy,' gold Chain, and four gold Seals; a gold chased Locket, with ' Forget me not'; a gold and enamel Box ; a gold Locket, with hair; a cornelian Brooch, set in gold, and Ear- rings ; a pink Topaz Ring, and two French Fans; a gold Seal, with family arms ; a handsome gold Necklace, with pink topazes and sevigue, in red morocco case, and various keys; and a box of Jet Ornaments.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, shall receive Fifty Pounds Reward, on conviction : information to be given at Marylebone Police- station. Stolen, from the person of John Rigg, of No. 8, Earl- street, Finsbury, whilst at the ' Swan' Public- house, Swan- street, an engine- turned double- cased silver Watch, with a brass Chain and two gold Seals attached ; on one of the Seals is the figure of a Dog and the word ' Faithful,' on the other a Stork feeding its young, with the words ' Such is my delight.' LOKDON: Printed and Published ( Ay 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.