POLICE OR, HUE fhrtrtiafrtU n GAZETTE; AND CRY. ^ ttftoritg. No. 621.] SATURDAY, DECExMBER 28, 1833. ' on. tai. iing the Substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felonies, and Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and every particular circumstance marking the Offence. The Names of Persons charged, who are known but not in Custody, and of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and every other mark uj identity that can be described. The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, xcith 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 Hones, 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, Hobart 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 THIliD. ; WHEN TRIED. Dublin London Norfolk Lincoln Glasgow Derby Bristol Hereford London Warwick Bristol Cambridge Surrey inverary Middlesex Clare Gloucester Middlesex Lancaster Stafford Middlesex Hereford Surrey"' Kent Lincoln Brecknock Isle of Man London Isle of Man Glasgow Oct., 1816 June, 1124 April, 1822 10 March, 1827 Sep., 1828 March, 1822 Oct., 1823 Aug., 1821 i July, 1817 | July, 1826 Jan., 1822 March, 1429 Aug., 1827 Sep., 1827 Sep., 1819 1815 30 March, 1831 Mav, 1828 March, 1831 March, 1828 Dec., 18: 10 Nov., 1831 Dec., 1831 life RKXTKSCE.; life life 14 years life 7 years I life life life lil'e life 14 years 14 years life 14 vears life life 14 years 14 years 14 years life life life Julv, 1823 March, 1822 Sep., 18 iy Aug., 1321 Sep., 1820 April, IH19 April, 1822 life 14 years life life life life II year. N A r i v E 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 \ launibes' : chair- maker j grocer labourer postdiou wood- turner labourer | labourer servant calenderer sail- maker labourer i seaman 1 shopman labourer gardener servant surgeon labourer labourer seaman hair- dresser seaman labourer weaver I I I AflE. SIZE. EYES. 1IAIR. 3.5 5 8 5 4 5 fi 5 5 50 | 5 24 , 5 22 i 5 35 60 21 2 6 5 7 7 7 4 2 8 3 5 1 5 3 24 35 25 34 40 28 31 50 34 50 39 5 7 5 2 5 11 5 3 5 5 5 10 5 10 5 5 I grey d. brown hazel brown dk. hazel brown d. grey grey brown hazel blue blue grey brown d. brown grey brown blue grey d. brown blue grey grey blue hazel blue blue grey grey grey MARKS AND REMARKS. It. brown d. brown reddish brown brown j d. brown ' d. brown It. brown brown brown brown brow n brown brown d. brown d. brown black It. brown black d. brown brown reddish brown brown brown brown brown brown brown d. brown slightly pock- pitted ; lost the fore- finger joint of the left hand scar on the rigbt cheek and on right thumb R A iuside left arm pock- pitted little finger of the left hand crippled scars on middle'tinger left band, right thumb, and under 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 il on left arm [ on left arm left arm crippled dark complexion H H Ron right arm ; scar about eyebrows ; scar left collar bone sallow complexion a gypsy large scar inside left arm supposed to have escaped hv the American brig, Mars bad sight; bald j bird, W C right band, ring- pricked little finger, [ and finger crippled ; mole on right chtek stout made pock- pitted ; Nelson's tomb on his right arm small heart and scar on the right arm 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. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. 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 lie 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 die 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.— _ r 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. On Wednesday, the 18th instant, several Ricks and other Farming Produce, the property of Messrs. T. and S. Jordan, of Stanwell Moor, near Staines, were Fired by an Incendiary and Destroyed.—£ 50 Reward will be paid by Messrs. Jordan : £ 50 by the parish of Stanwell; £ 50 by the Trustees of J. 11am brough, Esq.; and £ 50 by the County Fire Office :— for the discovery of the offender or offenders, so that he or they may he convicted, in addition to £ 200 offered by Government. Any Accomplice giving evidence may receive the said Rewards and His Majesty s Pardon.— Liberal Rewards will also be paid to any person who shall be the means of discovering and bringing to justice the perpetrators of any similar act of cowardly and diabolical destruction to Farming Property insured in the County Fire Office. ROBBERV FROM IHS PERSON. On Tuesday the 21th instant, Mr. John Bonney, of West Walton, was returning home, and was stopped about seven o'clock in Walton- lane, by two men, one ol whom knocked hiin down, and both united in robbing him of notes to the amount of seventy- five pounds, viz., six Ten- pound notes, and three Five- pound notes, of the Wisbech bank. One of the men j was about five feet nine inches high, and rather thin made, dressed apparently in a dark fustian jacket and trowsers. Who- ever will give such information as may lead to the conviction of either or both of the offenders shall receivc a Reward of Forty- five Guineas fiom Mr. Bonney, and a further Reward of Five • Guineas from Mr. Henry Leach, Treasurer to the Wisbech Association. « 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 Itandkerchief, 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- chapcl, was proceeding along houndsditch, City, he was attack- ed bv three well- dressed Men— one, a tall man", who seized him by 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. HOUSE- BREAKING. On Friday night, the 20th instant, or early the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Richard Hough, at Threekingham, near Falkingham, Lincolnshire, was broken and entered, and the followin;; property stolen therefrom, viz.— A single- breasted green Riding Coat with gilt buttons, two white- handled Razors and Case, a Snuff- box, a pair of Scissars marked ' Dawson, London,' a silk Handkerchief, a Purse con- taining 13s. 6d. in silver, and other articles.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Guineas Reward from the said Mr. Hough; and a further Reward of Ten Guineas from Mr. Smith, of Horbling, Treasurer to the Falkingham Association. On Wednesday evening, the 25th instant, between five and nine o'clock, the House of Mr. Woods, Foreman at the Cement Factory, Orchard House, Blackwall, was entered at a window adjoining the River Thames, and the following property was Stolen therefrom, viz.— One Five- pound Bank of England Note; seven Pounds in silver; twenty- nine Pounds in gold ; and a Feather Bed. On Wednesday evening, the 25th instant, the House of Mr. Williams, Beaufort- terrace, King's- road, Chelsea, was entered, during the absence of the family, and the following articles were Stolen therefrom, viz.— An olive green Coat, lined with serge ; a black lace Veil, a white ditto, a painted silk Shawl, a red brown Thibet ditto, six lace Caps, trimmed; a Silver Watch, 244G POLICE GAZETTE; Oi l , H U E A N D CRY. 2495 HOUSE- BREAKING. On Monday night, the 17th instant, between nine and- ten o'clock, the House of Mrs. Ellen, No. 25, Globe- lane, Mile- end, was entered, by means of skeleton keys, and the following articles were stolen therefrom, viz.— Silver : five Table- spoons marked ' J. S. E.', twelve Tea- spoons, a pair of Sugar- tongs, two Salts, a Salt- spoon, a Pepper- castor and part of another. Also some Cash. On Sunday night, the 16th instant, between six and ten o'clock, the House of Messrs. Andrews and Penton, Comb Manufacturers, No. 10, New Norfolk- street, Mile- end, was en- tered by means of false keys, and nine Pounds thirteen Shil- lings in cash, and three or four dozen of imperial back fluted Combs, were Stolen from a box in the first floor back room. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 13th instant, from a Field, belonging to Messrs. J. and G. Bennet, of Temple- Cloud, Somerset, Two Black Mares. They are calculated tor riding or drawing, about fourteen hands high, wrung on both shoulders, and a white star in the forehead : one is about seven years old, * /-— - in foal, and near foot before lately blistered and fired which has left a very plain mark ; the other is rising three years old, has the mark of a cut on her off fore foot across her fetlock joint, and three white feet.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward, from the said Messrs. Bennet: Five Pounds to be paid on commitment, and the remainder on conviction. Stolen or Strayed, on Sunday night, the 16th instant, or early the following morning, from a Yard, at Dennerhill, in the parish of Hugendon, in the county of Bucks, a Bay Mare, in foal, about ten years old, about twelve hands high, a short cut tail, marked ' W. • M.' on each shoulder, which cannot be seen without the hair being removed, it being very long, the hoof of the off fore foot is twisted also the frog of same toot, and had on the near fetlock a leg- lock which is likely to rub the hair off. — If stolen, whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Four Pounds reward, from Mr. W. Martin, Dennerhill aforesaid ; if strayed, Ten Shillings and all reasonable Expenses. Stolen, on Monday night, the 17th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from the Stable of Mr. John Ablett, of Sur- biton Common, near Kingston, a Dark Bay Gelding, seven years old, about fifteen hands and a half high, with a little white on one fetlock.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward from the said Mr. Ablett. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 16th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Barn, in Duston Field, Northampton, a Bay Horse, aged, nearly fifteen hands high, blaze down the face, near hind heel white, small scar on the off knee, small spavin on the off hock, switch tail, anflias been used in drawing.— Five Guineas Reward will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to Mr. Edward Bosworth, the owner, Queen's Head, Gold- street, Northampton. Stolen, on Monday night, the 17th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from the Half- moon Farm Stable, at Cater- ham, Surrey, a Brown Cart Mare, seven years old, about fifteen hands high, rather low in the back, has a stripe of white down the face, a brown muzzle, black legs, long tail, and is a very fast walker.— Whoever will give sucn information as may lead to the discovery of the offender, shall, upon conviction, receive Ten Pounds Reward. Stolen, on Monday night, the 3rd instant, from a Pasture, at Tottenhill, in the occupation of Mr. Langford, a Light Chesnut horse Pony, with long light mane and tail, about twelve hands high, rising five years old, has a saddle- spot about the size of a WAR OFFICE, A List and Description of NAME. OFFICE CORPS. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADE. AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. » FACE. EYES. EYEBROWS. NOSE. HAIR. John Steward Samuel Anderson Alexander Moran Patrick Doyle John Burnham HOn- E I. COMP-' S Thomas Moody Michael Murphy Henry Sivis Samuel Cooper George Smith John Smith Hugh Donnelly William Couchman Joseph Kennedy rOyAL MARInES. George Sansum Henry Wilson James Brittain Thomas Watson James Gage Peter Daly Thomas Jones Daniel Dowdle 12042 12043 12043 12044 12045 12036 12037 12038 12038 12046 12056 12067 12067 12079 12047 12048 12048 12049 1st Bat. 60th Hides 2d Bat. 60th Foot 2d Bat. COth Foot 69th Foot 89th Foot SERVICE. Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Artillery Chatham Div. Woolwich Uiv. Woolwich Div. 6th Bat. Roy. 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Welsh Fus 34th Foot 53d Foot 62d Foot 74th Foot 98th Foot 1st Bat. 1st Foot 28th Foot 50th Foot 62 1 Foot 63d Foot 1st liat. 1st Foot 11th Foot lHtii Foot 43d Foot 57th Foot 59th Foot 36th Foot 64th Foot 72d Highlanders 74th Foot 92d Highlanders 70th Foot 70th Foot 70th Foot Skerfeith Manchester St. Oswalds Shandon Arigle Prior Gorbals Twycross Ashford Sr. Cuthbert's Moffatt Clomnel Hamlaston Ringwood Fermoy Callen St. Andrews Bridgewater Tamlaght Kilcommon Greenock Avondale Ivall Standon Halifax Monmouth Lancaster Chester Cork Derry Kerry Lanark Atherstone Kent Edinburgh Dumfries Tipperary Pembroke Hants Cork Kilkenny Dublin Somerset Londonderry Aberdeen Renfrew Lanirk Sussex Hertford York servant bricklayer labourer mason labourer labourer labourer labeurer shoemaker grocer labourer servant labourer servant labourt r lahoutei labourer mason blacksmith labourer mason weaver labourer labourer labourer 24 19 21 19 22 25 22* 20* 20* 18 23 23 22} 34 29} 20 25} 19 21* 21 26 21} 22 26 26 5 6 5 8* 5 6 5 6* 5 6* 5 6} 5 9 5 7} 5 8* 5 7 6 1 5 5* 5 8* 5 5 5 7 6 0 5 6} 5 7} 5 9* 5 9| 5 8} 5 94 5 7* 5 9} 5 7* prop slender slender stout prop stout slender stout stbut stout prop round prop round prop common prop round round handsom oval oval long oval oval oval oval large large dark grey KREY hazel blue brown blue grey hazel blue hazel blue brown grey grey hazel S « Y grey hazel bro\^ jU blue grey hazel grey GREY brown light brown dark brown red dark dark long black dark brown light brown prop prop prop common prop common prop short prop short dark brown brown brown fair lightbrown fair brown brown dark dark brown red grey brown brown dark browu dark black light brown browu fair fair dark brown browu ligbtbrown sandy P O L I C E GAZETTE; OR, H U E A N D CRY. 2447 nut, and a long crack on one of the fore feet.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the pony, shall receive Three Pounds Reward, by applying to Mr. Langford, Chemist, Lynn. Stolen, on Wednesday morning, the 12th instant, from a Stable, belonging to Mr. John Johnson, of Coddington, near Barn Hill, in the county of Chester, a Brown Gelding, aged, fourteen hands and a half high, one off foot white, long tail, a white mark down his face, grey about his head and under the mane, and has never been shod on his hind feet.— Also, a Black Mare, rising seven years old, with long tail, one hind foot white, and a white mark down her face.— Whoever will give informa- tion to Mr. Monday, at the County Police Office, Middlewich, as may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ceive Five Pounds Reward. Stolen, on Monday night, the 10th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Stable, belonging to. Mr. Wm. Beevers, of Moss, near Doncaster, a Black Cart Mare, rising eight years old, about fifteen hands and a half high, and in foal; has a white mark down her face, black legs, a switch tail, has been lately rowelled in her breast, and has a small lump on the top of her loin.— WhoeveT will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Five Pounds Reward, by applying to the said Mr. Beevers. In- formation to be given to Mr. Williamson Etches, Doncaster, police officer. Stolen, on Monday night, the 10th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from the Stable of Mr. Ransom, of Stainforth, near Doncaster, a Black Mare, with no white marks, rising seven years old, about fourteen hands high, switch tail, and used for carting and gig: worth £ 18.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid by the said Mr. Ransom, to any person who may give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Mr. Williamson Etches, Doncaster, police officer. Stolen, on Monday night, the 10th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Stable, belonging to Mr. John Duckitt, of Moss, near Doncaster, a Black Cart Mare, rising five years old, about fourteen hands and a half high, switch tail, two little white stars on her face, a little white on her off fore foot and off hind foot, and had a shoe off her near hind foot.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Five Pounds Reward, by applying to the said Mr. Duckitt. Information to be given to Mr. Wil- liamson Etches, police officer, Doncaster. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 30th ultimo, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Stable, in the parish of Little Missen- den, bucks, in the occupation of Mr. John Redrup, a Black Mare, aged, about thirteen hands high, with a brand- mark on the near shoulder ' N. G.\ a white saddle- mark on the near side of the back, the hair rubbed off with the saddle on the wither, short cut tail, and the near eye almost blind.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the mare, shall receive Four Pounds Reward from Mr. John Redrup, Halmer Green, in the parish of Little Missenden, Bucks. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 25th ultimo, from the Stable of Mr. John Jennings, of Acklam, near Malton, an aged Black Mare, fifteen hands nigh, switch tail, with a star, a white snip on the nose, saddle- marked, one hind foot white to the fetlock the other white above the hoof, and flat tore feet.— Also, on the same night, from the Stable of Mr William Goodrick, at the same place, an aged Dark Brown Mare, about fifteen hands high, bushy tail, a little white on one hind foot, a small head, and in good condition. Likewise an old Saddle, rent at the top, and roughly sewed together; and a plated bit curb Bridle.— Supposed by two Men, who were traced with the Horses to Caistor, in Lincolnshire, viz.: one a tall man, about twenty- [ See last page. FEBRUARY 19,1834. Deserters from His Majesty's Service. NFCK. SHOULD. ARMS. HANDS. LEGS. FEET. MOUTH. MARKS AND REMARKS. TIME. PLACE. COAT. WAISTCOAT. TROWSERS. — — | • — — — — — went ou pass to Wexford; has been a sailor . 15 Jan. off pass fatigue reg. green — — — — — — — D; 3d. des.; took greater part of reg. nec. & black cap . 14 Jan. Belfast regimental regimental — —— — — — took all reg. necessaries, side- belt, bayonet, ball- bag, & c. 14 Jan. Coleraine regimental regimental — — — — — — took part of his regimental necessaries .... 27 Jan. Tralee shell Oxford grey — — —- —~ — — took greater part of his regimental necessaries 23 Jan. London reg. coatee Oxford mixt. prop square prop prop P « > P prop prop deserted after intermediate approval .... 30 Dec. Loudon fustian black fustian prop square prop prop prop prop prop deserted before intermediate approval .... 28 Jan. London blue striped drab long square prop prop prop prop prop 27 Jan. Chatham blue flannel blue grey prop square prop prop prop prop prop 27 Jan. Chatham blue flannel blue grey — — — — — — — 25 Jan. Hornsey blue striped drab prop square slender prop slender prop common 26 Jan. Cork blue flannel corduroy prop square prop prop prop prop prop deserted off pass; was in the Sappers aud Miners . 31 Jan. London blue striped blue grey — square prop prop prop prop prop scar on the left cheek 3 Feb. Chatham white flannel blue grey stout square stout prop stout prop common 27 Jan. Cork blue black grey — — — — _ — ..... ...... 27 Jan. Chatham shell jacket Oxford grey — — — — — — — a recruit; has rather a cast in his eyes .... 23 Jan. Kensington green surtout black dark — — — — — — — formerly belonged to the Rifle Brigade .... 29 Jan. Woolwich black dark black prop square prop prop prop prop fop . . . . . . . • . . . . 31 Jan. High gate blue dark dark fustian long square prop large prop large large took greater part of his regimental necessaries . 30 Jan. Nev » ry shell jacket regimental — — — — — — — took part of his regimental necessaries . . . . 27 Jan. Liverpool regimental regimental — — — — — — — took part of his regimental necessaries .... 31 Jan. Haydock Lodge red fatigue • reg. striped — — — — — — 2d desertion ; bad on forage cap or Scotch bonnet . 23 Jan. Gal way short blue fustian / — — — — — — — punishment; took part of his regimeutal necessaries . 31 Jan. Burnley red shell Oxford mixt. — — — — — — — small features; took reg. necessaries, black cap, & c. . 29 Jan. Dublin reg. green reg. green — — — — — — — supposed to be near Bilston with his friends . . . 25 Jan. Wolverhampt. flannel frock fustian — square — — — — — 27 Jan. Kilkenny i — square — — — — — deserted before attestation 29 Jan. Kilkenny — — — — — — — very much deformed from an injury in the spine 29 Jan. Edinburgh Cas. regimental •• Oxford grey — — — — — — 1 Jan. Dornoch regimental tartan long square prop prop prop prop common speck on right cheek- bone 5 Feb. Maidstone undress flannel blue long broad long prop long prop prop 30 Dec. off furlough regimental regimental — --- — — — — — pock- pitted ; took greater part of regimental necessaries 30 Jan. off furlough regimental Oxford mixt. — — — — — — — took part of regimental necessaries 23 Jan. Cork regimeutal regimental — — — — — — took part of his regimental necessaries .... 22 Jan. Cork regimental regimental — — — — — — deserted off pass at Ballymahon 26 Dec. Ballymahon red shell Oxford grey — — — — •— — — sup. to be at Dingle, where his mother and sister reside. 22 Jan. Tralee dark dark corduroy — — — — — — — attested but not intermediately approved.... 28 Jan. Kilkenny blue light corduroy short round prop prop prop prop common punishment; scar ou right eye; marks on both arms 30 Jan. Glasgow red shell —— regimental long square prop prop prop prop common took side- arms, belt, bayonet, plate, and part reg. ueces. 30 Jan. Glasgow red shell regimental — — — — — — ' took side- arms, belt, bayonet, plate, and part reg. ueces. 30 Jan. Glasgow red shell regimental — — — — — — — deserted off furlough at Portumna 31 Jan. off furlough regimental Oxford grey — — — — — — — crucifix on left arm, mermaid, half- moon, & c. on right . 2 Feb. Carlisle coatee Oxford mixt. common square prop prop prop prop common deserted before attestation 2 Feb. Birmingham blue light corduroy prop prop prop prop prop large prop recruit, deserted after intermediate approval . . 6 Feb. Coventry coloured coloured coloured prop prop prop prop prop pi op prop recruit, deserted after intermediate approval . . 6 Feb. Coventry black fustian striped dark — —• — — — D, 3d desertion ; marks of punishment. . . . 5 Feb. Cork — — —' — — — — took black cap and all bis regimental necessaries . 7 Feb. off furlough reg. coatee Oiford mixt. — — — — — — took side- belt and bayonet ...... 2 Feb. Clonmel regimeutal dark — — _ — — — took greater part of his regimental necessaries . 6 Feb. Stockport Oxford mixt. — — — — — — • — took greater part of his regimental necessaries . . 3 Feb. Hull prop square pi- op prop prop prop common deserted before intermediate approval .... 4 Feb. Cork brown light striped — — — —- ' took about 15{., aud all his regimental necessaries . 9 Feb. Dublin blue i black — — — — — — — received a furlough to go to Cahirseveen . 29 Jan. off furlough fatigue Oxford mixt. long round prop small prop small small 2d. des.; took part reg. necessaries and great coat . 5 Feb. Londonderry shell jacket cloth — — — — took greater part of his regimental necessaries 6 Feb. Liverpool red shell ' regimental _ — _ — — — — 2d desertion ; took part of his regimental necessaries 8 Feb. Chatham fatigue black prop prop prop prop prop prop prop 8 Feb. Loudon grey coloured blue. long round long large • tout common commou slovenly appearance, walks badly 6 Feb. Chatham shell jacket Oxford milt. short broad prop prop prop prop prop supposed to have been drowned 4 Jan. St. Lucia prop rouud loug large stout large commou took side- arms, reg. cap, and chief part of necessaries . 10 Feb. Brecon regimental Oxford grey prop prop prop prop prop prop prop ' 2d desertion; took the whole of regimental necessaries . 8 Feb. Rochdale reg. coatee black short round prop prop prop prop large took side- belt, bayonet, scabbard, and forage cap . 8 Feb. Waterford reg. red Oxford mixt. — square — supposed to be on the coast in the county of Waterford . 3 Feb. on march — — — — — ' — —• D ; 3d des.; took part of his regimental necessaries 8 Feb. Dubliu . reg. coatee —— regimental corn [ Hull square prop prop prop prop common one of frout teeth in under jaw sticks out 29 Jan. Birmingham snuff- colour light corduroy — — — — — took the whole of Lis regimental necessaries . 9 Feb. Fermoy red shell ——— Oxford mixt. _ — _ — — — 2d desertion ; took side arms . 7 Feb. Dundee regimental tartan — — — took side arms 7 Feb. Dublin regimental . Oxford mixt. — — — — — — — 2d des.; took great- coat, marked grenadiers, No. 31 9 Feb. Fermoy white tartan — — — — — — — took side- arms... . 4 Feb. Cork regimental regimental — — — — ' — 9 Feb. Cork regimental regimental — — — — - — — 1 9 Feb. Cork regimental — regimental I 2344 P O L I C E GAZETTE; OR, H U E A N D CRY. three years of a: slender made, and had on a drab- coloured coat and striped trousers ; the other a broad- set man, about five feet seven inches high, between thirty and forty years of age, sandy hair, red bi ishy whiskers, and wore a drab- coloured coat. — All reasonable Expenses will be paid by Mr. Wilson, consta- ble, Malton, to any person who will lodge the said offenders in any of His Majesty's Gaols; and Four Pounds Reward will be paid by him on their conviction. LARCENY. Stolen, from a Boy named Henry Trotter, of No. 19, Drum- mond- crescent, Somers- town, the following articles of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Woodcock, of Nos. 26 and 27, Shoreditch, viz.— Three cloth Shirts, marked either ' Thomas Woodcock,' or ' T. W.', in ink ; a pair of worsted Stockings; a yellow silk Handkerchief, bird pattern ; and a cotton Nightcap. — The Boy was conveying the articles from his mother's ( who is a laundress) to Mr. Woodcock's, and when near the Vinegar- ground, City- road, was accosted by another Boy, who stated that he had been sent by Mr. Woodcock for the linen. Stolen, on Sunday morning, the 16th instant, between one and eight o'clock, from the House of Mr. Chapman, No. 6, Red Lion- street, Clerkenwcll, an eight- day Time- piece, without the case, maker's name on the face ' Nichols, London '; also a few curious Shells and China Jars. — Supposed by JOHN MORRIS, formerly an apprentice to Mr. Cnapman. Stolen, on Monday morning, the 17th instant, from the Stable of the Hon. Captain Elliott, in Great Scotland Yard, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Johnson, Liverpool,' with a steel Chain, steel Key, and a mosaic gold Seal ( impression ' James'), attached.— Supposed by a lad named HENRY WILSON. He is fifteen years of age, four feet ten or eleven inches high, and dressed in a pair of dirty greasy cassimere trousers, a shaded waistcoat, shoes, black hat, and without a coat. Also stolen, at the same time, a pair of Shoes and Stockings, and 2s. in' silver. — Information to be given at the Metropolitan Police Office, in Great Scotland Yard. Stolen, on Saturday evening, the 15th instant, between six and seven o'clock, from the House of Mr. Charles Ralph Pettitt, No." 5, New Inn Passage, Clare Market, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Charles Thompson,' with ' C. R. P.' engraved on the back of the case.— By a Lad, dressed in a corduroy jacket and trousers, and cloth cap. Absconded, from his master, Thomas Nott, of the Shambles, in the city of Worcester, blacksmith, JOSEPH KNIGHT, his apprentice, stealing and taking with him a black Coat, the pro- perty of his master.— He is a singularly looking boy : his left eyelid nearly closed, walks very awkwardly and turns his feet out very much, about five feet four inches high, and wore the said coat, grey trousers, light waistcoat, nearly new hat, and a leather apron. Further particulars relating to EDMUND STOLWORTHY, who absconded on Saturday, the 18th ultimo, with property to a large amount, belonging to Benjamin Hawes, Esq., M. P.— He lately resided in East- place, Kennington; commonly dressed in black, and had a new Spanish blue cloth cloak with a velvet collar.— Whoever will give such information to Mr. Hobler, Junior, No. 30, Walbrook, City, or at any Police- station, as will lead to his apprehension, shall receive Fifty Pounds Re- ward. FELONIES NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. JOHN BASE, twenty- two years of age, convicted of a Felony, at Reading, on the 31st of December 1833, and sen- tenced to seven years' transportation, made his Escape from Woolwich Dock Yard, on Friday, the 14th instant. It is sup- posed he has been supplied with clothing by some person aiding his escape, his own clothes having been left behind. He is a native of Chelsea, has light brown hair, dark eyes, light eye- brows and lashes, common nose and mouth, of fair complexion, round full visage, stout made, five feet seven inches high, said to be married and has two children, can neither read nor write, and by trade a stone- sawyer; marks on body— scar on left cheek, scar on the upper joint of his fore- finger of left hand, and scar on the first joint of thumb on same hand: it is strongly suspected he has been transported before : his relations reside in Chelsea. It has since been ascertained that he worked at his trade of a stone- sawyer, at Pimlico, and lodged at the. sign ol the ' Bag- of- Nails' " Public- house, and is well known in that neighbourhood.— Information to be given at the Public Office, Bow- street. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained, by false pretences, from Mrs. Lane, of the ' King of Prussia' Public- house, Dean- street, Shadwell, £ 5.— By two Men : one dressed in a lilac jacket, breeches, drab gaiters, about five feet four or five inches high, forty- four years of age, red whiskers, fair complexion, and has the appearance of a livery servant; the other is about forty years of age, dark complexion, and has the appearance of a Jew. Absconded, from Liverpool, having fraudulently obtained Goods and Money, to a considerable amount, W. BEREND, a German Jew. He is five feet two or three inches high, between thirty- five and forty vears of age, dark hair eyes am complexion, speaks English tolerably well, steps short and ha' a quick sliding gait in walking; was dressed in black coat and waistcoat, and blue trousers. He is supposed to have gone to Manchester, from thence to Hull or London, intending to em- bark for Hamburgh or some other place on the Continent.— Information to be given to H. Castellan and Sons, Copthall- court, Throgmorton street, London; to Mr. Castellan, Exchange Chambers, Liverpool; or to Mr. Parlour, Superintendent of Police, Liverpool. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS Escaped from custody, at Wolverhampton, two men, charged with Burglary, named PAUL WINCHURCH, and WILLIAM CHANDLER, better known by the name of ' DOLLAR.' WINCHURCH stands about five feet four inches high, sallow complexion, black hair, round face, and stout made ; had on a blue coat, dark- coloured waistcoat and trowsers, rather worn, and black shag hat. CHANDLER, alias ' DOLLAR,' stand.' about five feet six inches high, light hair, and a blue mark ( forked) under the forehead, long visage, light complexion, large eyes; had on a light barragan jacket, dark brown barragan trowsers, and dark- coloured waistcoat, an old black silk hat, apparently not his own, nor a fit, and lie had rather a long beard, both are miners. Any person apprehending and lodging them in any of his Majesty Goals, shall receive Five Pounds Reward, upon application to Mr. Richard Diggory, Constable, of Wolverhampton. A man, who gives his name JOHN JOHNSON, late of John- street, Clerkenwell, has been committed to the House of Correction, at Cambridge, for three months, as a rogue and va- gabond, having been found in an inclosed yard, at Chevely Rectory, near Newmarket, with a bludgeon, for an unlawful purpose.— He appears a suspicious character; is about forty years of age, dark hair, stout made, five feet seven or eight inches high, and had on a dark shooting- jacket; says he is a married man, and worked for Mr. Cubitt, in Gray's- inn- lane, as house carpenter, three weeks ago.— Information to be given to Mr. C. Chapman, Clerk to the Magistrates, Newmarket. The Farm- yard of Mr. Edward Simson Parson, of Stoke by Nay land, Suffolk, was lately entered, by some evil- disposed person or persons, who maliciously and wantonly Poisoned, by arsenic, Twelve Fat Bullocks.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Two Hundred Pounds Reward, by applying to the said Mr. Parson. PROPERTY STOLEN. IStolen, on Wednesday evening, the 12th instant, from the ' Salopian ' Coffee- house, Charing- cross, a plain silver Coffee- pot, in the form of a sugar- loaf, with the words ' Cocoa Tree' on the rim of the lid and on the bottom. Stolen, on Friday night, the 14th instant, from No. 10, Bry- anston- mews, a double- case silver Hunting Watch, capped and jewelled ; with a large gold Seal, with cornelian stone, initials ' J. B.', attached. The property of John Boare.— By a Woman whom he took into the stable : she was dressed in a dark gown, black bonnet, and dark cloak, and is rather elderly. Stolen, on Wednesday afternoon, the 12th instant, from the Shop Door of Mr. M'Cartin, Broker, No. 23, Regent- street. Westminster, a large Print of a Christening, 20 inches by 16 inches, with black velvet let- in round the frame, and brass ornaments. On Friday afternoon, the 14th instant, between three and four o'clock, a man named Benjamin Kitchen, who had lately arrived in town from Dunnington, in Lincolnshire, was robbed of one hundred and three Sovereigns and two £ 5 Notes of the Country Banks of Holt and Co., Grantham, and Wisbech.— Mr. Kitchen was accosted, in Saint Paul's Church- yard, by a. man about thirty years of age, five feet six inches high, dressed in a black coat, spotted waistcoat, and top- boots, whom Mr Kitchen accompanied to the ' Rose and Crown ' Public- house, Collingwood- street, Blackfriars'- road, where they were shortly afterwards joined by a man about forty years of age, five feel five inches high, dressed in a blue coat and drab trousers. After Mr. Kitchen had remained some time in their company, he wa; induced to take out his money, and to allow one of the men to replace it for safety in his fob pocket. The two men shortly after quitted the house, and Mr. Kitchen soon discovered that a few halfpence, wrapped up in paper, had been placed in his pocket instead of his money. Stolen, on Saturday morning, the 15th instant, between one and six o'clock, from the House of Mr. Henry Bentham, No. 40, Great Marylebone- street, the following articles, viz.— Silver: a plain oblong Cruet- stand, with round ends, convex side, be- tween two ana three inches high, chased edges, partitions foi seven cruet- bottles, five large and two small, cut in centre- piece, fixed to a chased handle, separated from the stand by the bottom being broken out; a Mustard- spoon, two cruet- pepper Tops, a mustard- pot Top, conical form ; five Table- spoons, a pair o' Sugar- tongs, two Salt- spoons, two Tea- spoons, all marked < H. A. B.; and a French Fork, marked ' H. B.' Stolen, between the 3rd and the 18th ultimo, from the Ware- house of Mr. Sandal, in Sherborne- lane, twenty- eight reams of Foolscap Paper, ten reams of Folio, and twenty reams of quarto Post Paper, also about six reams of large Post ditto. Stolen, on Friday night, the 14th instant, between eight and ten o'clock, from the' House of Mr. Davis, the ' Rising Sun' Public- house, Air- street, Piccadilly, the following property, viz. — A bottle- green Great Coat, a blue Dress Coat, a black Jacket with velvet collar, a white Marseilla Waistcoat, a figured black - atin ditto, a silk Stock, a Pocket- book with brass clasps, and a Sovereign.— Supposed by two Men who were drinking in the house at the time. Stolen, on Friday night, the 14th instant, or early the next morning, from a Desk, in the Shop of Mr. Compton, butter- man, No. 67, Welbeck- street, a Cash- box, containing a £ 5 Bank Note, about £ 3 in silver, and three Sovereigns.— Sup- posed by a Boy whom Mr. Compton took into his employ, out of charity, and who has been lately dismissed. Stolen, on Friday night, the 14th instant, from the Shop of Mr. John Spurrice, silversmith, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, the following property, viz.— About thirty gold Seals— many of them solid; thirty gold Keys; fifty valuable diamond, pearl, mourning, and other fancy gold Rings; forty pearl and coloured " old Brooches ; twenty gold Lockets ; fifty gold Pins, some of them with gold Chains ; thirty pair of coloured gold, coral, and other Ear- rings; a large quantity of Corai, forty silver Pencil- cases, fifty ditto Fruit- knives; a ditto second- hand Table- spoon, marked ' E. E. C.'; six ditto fiddle- headed Tea- spoons, and four silver Salt- spoons.— A Reward of Twenty Pounds will be paid to any person giving such informa- tion as will lead to conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property. Information to be given to the said mr. Spurrice; or to Mr. Williams, Green's Hotel, Lincoln's- Inn Fields. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 15th instant, between seven and twelve o'clock, from the House of Mr. Mitchell, No. 4, Seymour- place, Euston- square, the following articles, viz.— Silver : two Gravy- spoons, eight Table- spoons, six Dessert spoons, and six Tea- spoons, marked ' T. M. A. M.'; six Table- forks, and six Dessert- forks, ' M.' A Punch- ladle, with silver bowl and twisted whalebone handle ; pair of plated Knife- rests, ditto Nut- crackers, a coral Necklace, a capped cornelian ditto, pair of garnet Ear- rings set in gold, pair of top pearl Ear- rings, a pair of child's coral ditto, a pair of ditto gold ditto, a garnet Brooch set in gold, two ditto Rings, a small amethyst Ring; a Neckchain, with a small emerald Seal, a gold Key, and a gold Heart, attached ; a gold Watch- hook, with a blue stone in the centre ; a pearl Ring ; and a mourning Ring, set with hair, in^ scription ' William Gray, died 12th July 1821, aged 65 years." The principal part of the jewellery was in an oval box or case, of red morocco, lined with satin. Stolen, on Saturday, the 8th instant, from the House of Colonel Drake, at Harpenden, near Saint Albans, a gold re- peater Watch, maker's name ' Le Roi, Paris'; a silver Tea- spoon, crest, hand and hatchet; also a small Bible and Prayer- book, in a dark leather case.— Ten Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender and recovery of the property. Stolen, on Tuesday, the 4th instant, a silver Watch, double- bottomed, detached lever, hard enamelled dial- plate, with seconds, and the name of ' Hamley,' on the plate ; also ' Ham- ley, Duke- street, Saint James, Watchmaker to II. R. H. the Duke of York, No. 277,' on the cap.— Whoever will give such information to Mr. C. Elisha, No. 29, Duke- street, St. James, or to Mr. Plank, at Marlborough- street Office, as may lead to conviction of the offender and recovery of the watch, shall re- ceive Five Pounds Reward. Stolen, on Monday, the 17th instant, from a Privy, at tlx1 1 Grave Maurice' Public- house, in Whitechapel- road, a Silver patent horizontal Watch, No. 144 or 145 ; the name of' Benja- min Abley' is engraved upon it in place of the maker's : with a steel Chain, and a gold Seal engraved with the initials ' C. A." The property of Benjamin Abley, the landlord. Stolen, on Monday night, the 17th instant, between ten and eleven o'clock, from the person of a sailor named Rashley, a silver Watch, capped and jewelled, and maker's name ' Beadle, Liverpool, No. 1828.' By a Prostitute Information to be given at the Police- station, No. 4, Southwark Bridge Road. Stolen, on Monday evening, the 17th instant, about half- past seven o'clock, from the Garden of Mr. Frinnaley, No. 15, Green- terrace, Clerkenwell, the following articles, viz.— Eight Shirts, a Shift marked ' R. F.', four Table- cloths, and two Night- jackets. Stolen, on Tuesday morning, the 18th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, from the House of Mr. Staunton, No. 127, Regent- street, a Bracket Clock, in a rosewood case, maker's name on the face ' George Binns, Strand.' Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 11th instant, from the per- son of a Gentleman, the following articles, viz.— A valuable single- case gold Hunting Watch, with glass cover, and wind£- up in the face, with a handsome gold India Chain attached ; llso a garnet Breast- pin set round with diamonds.— By two Girls of the Town, at a House in Water- lane, City.— Informa- tion to be given at the Police- station, Church- street, Spitalfields. LONDON: Printed tod Published fbv Authority) bv MILLS, JOWETT, A 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.