POLICE OR, HUE PublisfocTi 1) 8 GAZETTE; AND CRY. Hs flutfiontjj. No. 648.] WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1834. Containing the Substance of all Informations received in Cafes of Felonies, and Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of Stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escapeef 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 Accessoi ies, with every other particular which may lead to their Apprehension. The Names of all Persons brought before the Magistrates, charged with any of the Offences mentioned, and whether committed for Trial, Re- examination, or how otherwise disposed of. Also a Description of Property that has been Stolen, and particularly of Stolen Horses, with as much particularity as can ie given, with every circumstance that may be useful for the purpose of Tracing and Recovering it. As no charge is made for the insertion of Articles relating to Stolen Property in the Po/ irc Gazette and Hue and, Cry, all Let- ters addressed to the Editvr upon that subject, are requested to be post- paid, otherwise the insertion requested will not take place. MURDER, ARB MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING- OB. STABBING- Whitehall, March. 18th, 1834. Whereas it hath beeff . umbly represented unto the King, That, on the evening of the lotli day of March instant, Mr. Francis James Rens, of Stow- on- the- Wold, in the county of Gloucester, was barbarously Murdered, by some evil- disposed person or persons unknown ; . His Majesty, for the better apprehending Mid bringing to justice the persons concerned in the Murder before mentioned, " is hereby pleased to promise His most gracious Pardon to any, one of them ( except the actual perpetrator thereof) who shall discover his Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he she or they may be apprehended and convicted thereof: And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of Two Hundred Pounds is hereby offered to any person ( except as aforesaid) who shall discover the said offender or offenders, so that he she MORRIS ROSENBERG stand? charged with having com- mitted Forgery, in Dublin, on Monday, the 10th ultimo ; and received, by a Post- bill, £ 519. 17s. 10d., dated February 20th, which he got exchanged at the Branch Bank of England in Li- verpool, for the following Notes, which are stopped in London, viz.— Two for £ 100 each, dated 9th Nov. 1833, Nos. 16391 and l< i:; 92; six for £ 50 each, dated titirMav 4833, Nos. 2516 to and £ 19. 17s. lOd. in Cash.— The said MORRIS RO- SENBERG is from Breslau, on the Prussian Frontier; about forty- three years of age, sandy whisfcers, light hair, ruddy com- o'. txion, about five feet eight inches high, sto\ it made, and steady looking; wore a dark browji or olive frock coat, and ba'I with him a green carpet bag, and an old- fashioned silver winch ; he understands the watch trade, speaks English very niMjerfectly, and was last heard of in Liverpool on the 11th inst. — information to be given to Mr. Theobalds, City Marshal, at tht Police Office, Guildhall, London. —£ 100 of such reward to be paid by the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury; and £ 100 by Mr. John D. Charles, of Stow- on- the- Wold. MELBOURNE. Absconded, PETER HIGGINS, late of Wigan, in the county of Lancaster, who stands charged, upon the Coroner's Inquest, with killing and slaying Richard Rylance, at Wigan, on Friday, the 14th ultimo.— He travels the country with a basket, is a native of Ireland, five feet eight or nine inches high, much marked with the small- pox, high cheek- bones, stout made, about thirty years of age, dark brown hair, and is a suspicious looking character ; he had on a blue cloth coat and white fur cap.— Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Green- shaw, Town Clerk, Wigan. Whitehall, February 28th, 1834. Whereas it hath been humbly represented unto the King, That, about half- past six o'clock in the evening of Wednesday, the 26th day of February instant, Mr. John Richardson, Bailiff to J. Perkins, Esq., of Pendhiil, near Bletchingley, in the county of Surrey, was inhumanly Murdered, between Epsom and Banstead, on his return from Epsom Market, and robbed • of Cash and Bank of England Notes to the amount of about £ 20 or £ 30; His Majesty, for the better apprehending and bringing to justice the persons concerned in the Murder before mentioned, is hereby pleased to promise His most gracious Pardon to any one of thcin ( except the person who actually committed the same) who shall discover his Accomplice or Accomplices therein, so that he she or they may be apprehended and con- victed thereof: And, as a further encouragement, a Reward of One Hundred Pounds is hereby offered by the Right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury, and an additional Reward of One Hundred Pounds by the said John Perkins, Esq., to any person ( except as aforesaid) who shall discover the said offender or offenders, so that he she or they may be appre- hended and convicted of the said offence. MELBOURNE. FORGERY. Absconded, on Monday, the 10th ultimo, from the service of W. D. Scott, No. 28, Hanover- street, Edinburgh, GEORGE WILSON, who is charged with Forgery and also with embez- zling various sums of Money received on his employer's account. — lie is about twenty- three years of age, five deet six inches high, brown hair, slender made, fair complexion, thin face, dark eyes, no whiskers, sharp nose, ordinary mouth, bushy eyebrows meeting above the eyes, delicate looking, rather vulgar in ap- pearance, and speaks in a south country accent: he resided at No. 22, Middle Arthur- place.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Edinburgh. R 9BB22B.- S- FROM THS PERSON. On Monday night, the 31st ultimo, as Mr. Jabez Soans, of Wendover, was returning home iron Tring fair, he was attacked by j.. iir men near Weston Turvile, who pulled him off his I .1 threat luu » into- a Uiu- fc*. aiul otherwise ill- treated him, and rode away with his Horse. The Horse is a black colour, about fourteen hands high, rising five years old. In- formation to be given to Wm. Cross, High Constable, Ayles- bury. / HOUSE- BREAKING. On Tuesday morning, the 25th of February last, the Shop of Mr. Nathan Franks, Watchmaker and Jeweller, situated near the Cross, in the Town of Kinross, was broken and entered, and thirty- five Silver Watches, a Gold Watch, a great quantity of Jewellery, consisting of Gold Ear- rings, Bracelets, Clasps, Watch Keys, and also a quantity of Silver Spoons, and various other articles, and Watchmaker's Working Tools, Stolen there- from ; the' Shop afterwards was wilfully Set on Fire, and partially consumed.— The numbers and description of several of the Watches are as follows, viz.:— a single- cased Gold Watch, wound on the face, chapters, oval pendent, jewelled, with the banking pin below, balance acting on the slide; a close- cased Hunting Watch, maker's name ' Eaton, London,' No. 9056 ; a horizontal Watch, engraved round out case bazel,' John Mailler, Mer- chant, Edinr,' in pinchbeck cases, maker's namej' Turnbull and Aitchison, Edinr.,' No. 327; a Silver Watch, marked on the dial, instead of chapters or letters for hours, ' J. O. H. N. J. P. E. A. R. S. O. N.,' marked also in small letters, on front of dial, ' Road Surveyor'; a double- cased Silver Watch, no name, No. 3927; a double- cased Silver Watch, maker's name' J. Malton, London,' No. 5560; a Silver Watch, maker's name ' Curtis, London,' No. 480; a Silver Watch, maker's name ' Scotland Coutts, London,' No. 1883.— Any person giving such informa- tion as will lead to the recovery of the property, or the discovery of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of Twenty Pounds, on application to William Thompson, Procurator Fiscal of Kinrosshire. On Thursday night, the 27th ultimo, the Clerk's Office of the Royal Cadet Academy, at Woolwich, was entered through the window, and a quantity of Mathematical Instruments were stolen therefrom. They were marked with the following Names, vie.— Charles Balfour, Richard Crofton, James Gosset, William Menzies, Thomas Harnett, Murray Nixon, George Shakespear, Walter Wade, Charles Lewis, John Bredin, Horace Alston, Alexander Anderson, Robert Laffan, Robert Torrens, and Edward Keane.— Information to be given to Mr. Samuel Noble, high constable, Woolwich. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, from the Servant of Mr. Dagenham, of Essex, whilst near Chigwell- row, a Grey Horse, about fourteen or fifteen hands high; with Saddle ? ud Bridle.— By three Men, dressed h smock- frocks. Stolen, on Friday night, the 28th ultimo, from a Stable, at Edgton, a Black Wagon Mare, with a long switch tail, about fifteen hands high, rising five years old, marked with a long narrow white stripe from the forehead down her face, a mark from a cut on the left side of her nose, one tooth out on the left side of her mouth, and a black tooth next the vacancy thus made, and which is opposite to the cut before mentioned ; and she has one white hooflock on the hind leg. Also, an old Sad- dle, and a double- rein Bridle with a rusty bit: the saddle has a new patch on the pummel, and the one long flap has had a slit up the middle which has been sewn up; the stirrup- leathers are marked ' C. L.' near the buckles ; and the bridle is also marked fC. L.' near the buckle on the head.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders, by ap- plying to Mrs. Mary Cotney, the owner, at Edgton. Stolen or Strayed, on Thursday morning, the 27th ultimo, from a Straw- yard, at Paul's Cray, Kent, in company with two Ponies ( one Bay and the other Black), a Bay Gelding, six years old, and fifteen hands three inches high.— If strayed, whoever will bring the same to Mr. Edmonds, Seven Stars Inn, Foot's Cray, or to Mr. Massey, Black Horse, Sedcup, shall receive a Reward of Three Pounds ; and if stolen, the like Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Jff the night of Thlireffa^, the 20th ultlmSJ? the stable of Mr. Thomas Barnett, butcher, Ironbridge, Salop, was broken open, and a bay Mare, aged, stolen therefrom ; she is about fourteen hands and a half high, with a switch tail, has a small white star on her forehead, and a little off the right eye, marked on the chine, and also on both knees. Whoever will give such in- formation as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive a Reward of Five Pounds from the said Mr. Barnett, or Mr. Walter, Ironbridge. A Saddle and Bridle, together with a baragan Shooting- jacket, which is stained with blue down the back, were also stolen from the same premises. On the night of the 26th ultimo, a person who calls himself EDWARD ALDERSON, of Middleton Tires, about five miles from Richmond, in Yorkshire, is detained at Derby, having in his possession a brown Blare, of the hack kind, aged, about fifteen hands high, docked tail, a blaze in the face, saddle- marked, off fore foot white, the near hind foot white, and a wen at the back of the off fore leg, and a white mark on her nose : supposed to be stolen. The said EDWARD ALDERSON is nineteen years of age, light complexion, light brown hair, grey eyes, about five feet seven inches high, dressed in a brown dress coat, double- breasted dark- coloured waistcoat, cassimere small- clothes, light brown stockings, and ankle boots. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 25th ultimo, from a by- Lane in the parish of Bearly, near Stratford- on- Avon, in the county of Warwick, a Black Gelding Pony, aged, about eleven, hands high, marked with ' H ' on the thigh ol the near hind leg, and blemished on the off hind leg. Two men wearing white frocks were seen on the road leading from Birmingham to Oxford with a Pony answering the description. Any person giving informa- tion to John Ashfield, Stratford- on- Avon, aforesaid, that will lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive One Guinea Reward, from Mr. J. Harris, of Bearly, aforesaid. Stolen or Strayed, on Thursday night, the 20th ultimo, from Clay Hill, Enfield, a Bright Bay Mare, fifteen hands high, and a scar on the off flank. Also, a Roan Flemish Mare, about fifteen hands high, and a scar on the near hock.— Whoever will give information that may lead to the recovery of the said Mares, if strayed, will be rewarded and all reasonable expenses paid, by applying to Robert Dickinson, the owner, Forty Hill, Enfield. If stolen, the offender or offenders will be prosecuted. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 26th ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Stable, belonging to Mr. Peter Caffin, at Crossway's Farm, in the parish of Worth, Sussex, a Brown Cart Gelding, aged, a white star in the forehead, the hair is a little defective on the shoulder by a surfeit, and about fourteen haqds high.— Ten Guineas Reward will be paid by the said Mr. Caffin, on conviction of the offender or offenders; in addition to Five Guineas to be paid by the Crawley Prosecuting Society. 2494 POLICE GAZETTE; Oi l , H U E A N D CRY. 2495 Stolen or Strayed, on or about the 15th ult., from off Hainault Forest near to Chigwell- row, a Brown Mare, about fourteen hands and a half high, black legs, the off eye blind, has had a wound on the point of the off shoulder which may be felt, has a switch tail, a few saddle marks, is about ten years old, without shoes, and has been branded on the hoofs ' A. T.', which may have become nearly worn out.— Also a Bay Geld- ing, rising four years old, fourteen hands high, with blacft legs, free from white, a square long tail, without shoes, and has been branded on the hoots ' A. T., which may have become nearly worn out, is very quiet, but has not been broken in. The pro- perty of Mr. Arthur Thurgood, Surgeon, JSsc., Chigwell- row, . Essex.— If stolen, Five Guineas ltewar& will be paid on con- viction of the offender or offenders; if strayed, Two Guineas will be paid on recovery of the Horses. Stolen, on the 16th ultimo, from a Field belonging to Mr. John Stevens, near Bow Bridge, an aged Chesnut Ilorse, about twelve or thirteen hands high, has a spavin on the off- leg, a white spot or saddle mark upon the back, and a short tail. The property of Israel Israel, of New- court, Wentworth- street, Whitechapel.— Information to be given at Lambeth- street Office. Stolen or Strayed, on Tuesday night, the 18th ultimo, about ten o'clock, from Mornington- place, Hampstead- road, a Horse , and Cart, from which two men were unloading goods. The Horse is black, with a long tail, black fore feet, white hind feet, and a blaze down the forehead.- rThe property of George and Francis Coombs, No. 15, King- street, Golden- square. Stolen or Strayed, on Wednesday night, the 19th ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Close, on the Spinny Hills, | a Dark Iron- grey Pony, rising four years old, switch tail, about fourteen lianas high, a white mark on the back, and without shoes.— If stolen, Five Guineas Reward will be paid on convic- tion of the offender or offenders, and if strayed, whoever will restore the said pony shall be rewarded, by applying to Mr. Wheatley, Leicester. Absconded, from the service of Thomas Burt, No. 24, Lower Rosoman- street, Clerkenwell, JOHN THOMAS, having ob- tained several sums of Money, under false pretences.— He is about nineteen years of age, five feet seven inches high, dressed in a blue coat and drab trousers, and appears very shabby: he is supposed to have gone to Greenwich. LARCENY. Absconded, from his master, Mr. Davidson, Surgeon, No. C, Craven- street, Strand, ALEXANDER ALLAN, stealing and taking with him a full suit of Lively, viz.— A green surtout Coat and Trousers, yellow stripe Waistcoat, and black Hat; all new.— He is about fourteen years of age, five feet high, of fair complexion and ruddy; he is supposed to be in the neighbour- hood of Clerkenwell. FRAUDS AHD AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. On Monday evening, the 17th ultimo, two Boys obtained from the Rugby and Leicester Coachman, at Rugby, by false pretences, a Parcel, packed in brown paper, and directed to ' Mr. Mercer, Bookseller, Nottingham,' containing a £ 5 Rugby Bank Note, £ 5 in gold ; and Books, of the value of £ 5, consisting of Key to Burkit's Testament in sheets, a Prayer- book, and various others— One of the Boys is named WILLIAM WARNER, fifteen years of age, about five feet high, stout, fresh coloured, short stiff neck, and had on a blue lapellcd coat, blue waistcoat, black trousers, half- boots, and shirt marked ' T. W.': the other Boy is about sixteen years of age, stout, pale face, and wore a brown fustian coat: they were residents of Rugby. They took WAR OFFICE, ji List and Description of NAME. OFFICE NO. coRrs. PARISH. COUNTY. TRADh- AGE. SIZE. PERSON. HEAD. FACE. EYES. EYEBR. William Woodfind Royal Artillery Swansea Glamorgan anchorDuith 20 5 11} w. made prop round It. grey brown Benjamin Butterfield 12223 66th Foot Great Mund. Hertford labourer 24 5 64 — — hazel — William Travis 12224 28th Foot Panket Lancaster weaver 24 5 44 — — — grey — James Gaynor 12224 28th Foot Manchester Lancaster labourer 19 5 64 — — grey — Thomas Rymer 12225 35th Foot Tortola West Indies joiner 30J 5 8 — — — blue — Andrew M'Mullin 12226 58th Foot Cumber Derry paper- maker 23} 5 8 — •— — blue — James Goodman 12227 59th Foot Trim Meath labourer 24 5 9} — — — grey — Henry Rice 12223 82d Foot Fochiney Galway labourer 20 5 74 slight common oval grey It brown Peter Kay 12229 84th Foot Prescot Lancaster shoemaker 20} 5 64 — — — grey — John Fisher 12230 84th Foot Liverpool Lancaster labourer 19} 5 7} — — — brown — Michael Feeny 12232 18th Foot Kilmore Roscommon calico- print. 21} 5 7} stout prop prop grey brown Richard Skerrett 12233 53d Foot Manchester Lancaster tailor 17} 5 4 — — — grey — Thomas Jones 12234 53d Foot Ludlow Salop tailor 18 5 7 — •— — grey — Walter Ingles 12235 57th Foot Lilieileaf Selkirk labourer 22 5 9 — — — grey — Allan Bowie 12236 91st Foot Quebec Low. Canada tailor 22 5 74 — — — grey — Alexander Eglinton 12237 92d Highlanders Hamilton Lanark labourer 21} 5 6} slender small long blue dk browu Donald M'Kenzie * 12237 92d Highlander* < « 1 Maher Aberdeen wrigbt 21} 5 6}; stout prop round grey brown William Morley 12238 1st Bat. lst Foot Dublin Dublin labourer 20 5 5 stout round rouiW blue fair John Muuro 12239 56th Foot Tain Ross clerk 26 5 10 § — — —- hazel — William Cooke 12240 C8th Foot Beltaire Londonderry labourer 20} 5 10 — — — blue — James Massie 12241 72d Highlanders Insture ' Perth shoemaker 22 5 7} stout large round grey brown Peter M'Dead 12242 74th Foot Killiglass Sligo labourer 24} 5 6| - — — grey — Thomas Morrison 12242 74 th Foot Stony Kirk Wigton labourer 25} 5 54 - — — hazel — John Renham 12243 76th Foot Burrisacane Tipperary house- painter 22| 5 104 — — — hazel — Matthew Clapp 12244 85th Foot St. Marv's Dublin labourer 21 5 9 1 — — — dark — William Wilson 4th Bat. Roy. Art. Had lord Nottingham carpenter 22 5 8 stout prop oval grey prop Thomas Upfold 12246 lst Bat. Cold. Gds. Guildford Surrey gardener 24} 6 14 slender oval loug grey light Daniel Ryan 12247 5th Foot St. Mary Tipperary shoemaker 28J 5 6 — — — grey — Johu Taylor 12248 12th Foot Denyloran Tyrone labourer 21 5 7} stout prop prop grey fair Johu Musgrave 12249 19th Foot f arusfield Nottingham labourer 194 5 H — — — blue — Nathan Rydall 12250 19th Foot Northcolling. Nottingham labourer 18} 5 « * H — -— — brown — William Johnston 12251 27th Foot Killeuumerry Lei trim labourer 25} 5 — — — grey — Patrick Kennedy 12252 27th Foot Cobree Sligo cart- maker 22 5 8 — •— — hazel — Thomas Brady 12253 54th Foot Golloon Armagh labourer 20 5 6} moderat. round oval grey brown Charles Gates 12254 56th Foot Bramshot Herts labourer 31} 5 7 prop common ra. loug brown dark Charles Oliver 12254 56th Foot St. George's Surrey whitesmith 284 5 9 prop long long grey dark Patrick Cochrane 12254 56th Foot Ballingany Tipperary labourer 29} 5 19} 5 7 prop long long grey dk brown John Campbell 12255 81 st Foot Goven Lanark tin- smith 64 — — — black — William Larkin 12256 82d Foot Tollshunt Essex labourer 25} 5 6 slender small oval hazel It. brown John Holloway 12257 82d Foot Oakhampton Devon wheelwright 26} 5 6 stout large round blue brown Bartholomew Keely 12258 89th Foot St. Ann's Cork tailor 20} 5 64 — — — hazel Richard Prendeville 12259 10th Foot Castle Island Kerry labourer 20 5 8 — — — grey Joseph Smith 12260 33d Foot Calverly York weaver 23 5 7 prop prop oval grey brown James Brooks 12261 35th Foot Heckinondw. York cloth- miller 20 5 6J « — — grey _ Andrew Fenwick 12261 35th Foot Berwick Berwick labourer 23 5 6 — — — black _ James Bush 12262 68th Foot Bargewell Norfolk weaver 254 5 6 — — — grey John Gales 12262 68th Foot W. Cheltinton Sussex labourer 24} 5 7 — — — hazel John Connell 12263 85th Foot Galbally Tipperary labourer 24 5 94 — — — hazel _ John Adam 12264 2d Drag. Guards Lanthrathan Forfar labourer 25 6 1 — — — hazel Dennis Cosgrove 12265 15th Foot Killalor Clare labourer 30 5 6 stout small oval grey light John M'Geehan 12166 15th Foot Tevendara Down labourer 20 5 7 stout small oval hazel light Timothy M'Carthy 12267 15th Foot Drashawn Cork labourer 23 5 81 stout large oval grey light John Eardley 12268 15th Foot St. Nicholas Galway tailor 22 5 9} stout large oval grey light Johu Hughes 12269 15th Foot Killenaull Mayo labourer 20 5 7 stout small oval grey light John Collins 12270 15th Foot Abbey Longford labourer 23 5 74 stout small oval grey light James Plant 12271 15th Foot Manchester Lancashire joiner 32 5 11 stout small oval grey light James Cook 12272 15th Foot lpstone Stafford joiner 23 5 64 stout large oval grey light James Johnson 12273 15th Foot Aylesbury Buckingham gardener 21 5 74 stout regular oval grey light Thomas Prudden 12274 15th Foot Luton Bedford labourer 24 5 84 stout small oval blue light James Ryan 12275 15th Foot Youghall Tipperary labourer 29 5 7 stout regular oval blue light William Toon 12276 15th Foot Ashby- d- l- Z. Leicester woolcomber 28 5 7 regular regular oval grey light Michael Bergin 12277 15th Foot Roscrea Tipperary labourer 25 5 74 regular regular oval blue light Patrick Kelly 12278 15th Foot St. John's Limerick rope- maker 26 5 7 stout regular oval hazel light Timothy Callaghan 112279 15th Foot Kilboom Cork labourer 26 5 8 slender regular oval hazel light William Young 12280 15th Foot London Ayr weaver 26 5 7 stout regular oval grey light James Baker ! 12281 15th Foot Kilnaboy Clare labourer 28 5 84 stout regular oval grey light William Beaty 12282 15th Foot Bandon Tyrone weaver 21 5 64 stout regular oval grey light Patrick Myars ! 12283 18th Foot Killiderney Tipperary labourer 25 5 6 stout prop oval blue dark James Keefe 12284 24th Foot Kenmare Kerry labourer 18 5 74 slender common' round grey brown James Keeley 12284 24th Foot St. Mary's Kilkenny labourer 26 5 7 slender common oval blue brown Dennis M'Crory 12284 24th Foot St. Mary's Cumberland weaver 20 5 7 slender small small grey light William Green 12285 24th Foot Rocksele Warwick brickmaker 25 5 9} stout large oval grey It. brown James Gibson 12286 24th Foot Inch Dumfries blacksmith 22 5 7} stout common round hazel sandy James Kennedy 12287 24th Foot Dumfries Dumfries labourer 23 5 9 stout large round brown brown James Wyatt 12287 24th Foot Charlton Northampton labourer 26 5 9} prop common round hazel dark POLICE GAZETTE; Oil, HUE AND CRY. 2495 with them a dark brown Ass, marked ' II.'; and were traced to Coventry and Leamington.— Whoever will lodge them in anv of His Majesty's Gaols, witHfn the space of seven days, shall receive One Guinea Reward, by applying to Mr. R. Warner, Bookseller, Rugby. MISCELLANEOUS InfORMATIOnS Escaped, from the County Gaol at Bedford, on Sunday morn- ing, the 30th ultimo, JOHN EMMERTON, twenty- four years of age, five feet nine inches high, brdwn hair, grey eyes, pale complexion, and a native of Leighton- Buzzard, Bedfordshire ; had on, when he escaped, an old waistcoat with sleeves, old cor- duroy trousers, old shoes cut in slits to give ease to his toes, and an old black hat; he has been severely flogged and drummed out from the Woolwich Division of Marines, for thieving and other improper conduct. He was convicted of felony, at the Lent Assizes 1833, and sentenced to imprisonment and hard labour for one year, from which he was discharged on the 2nd instant, and committed again on the 10th, charged with sacri- lege and house- breaking, from which charges he has now es- caped.— Whoever will apprehend or cause to be apprehended the said JOHN EMMERTON, and lodge him in any of His Majesty's Gaols, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward, on applica- tion to Thomas Warner," Keeper of the County Gaol, Bedford. Escaped, on Saturday morning, the 22( 1 ultimo, about half- past four o'clock, during a dense fog, from off the Bristol Coach, whtn about two miles on the London side of Slough, in Bucks, WILLIAM PHILLIPS, who was being conveyed to the hulks at W oolwich.— He is a native of Langham, in Pembrokeshire ; is twenty- severryears of age, five feet seven inches and a quarter high, of swarthy complexion, heavy down- looking countenance, high cheek- bones, dark brown hair which rather curls on the sides, dark sandy whiskers, has an inflammation in his eyes, which are small and dark and appear sore, and a full visage ; a Mermaid inside of right arm and an Anchor inside of left arm— each marked below the elbow- joint: was convicted at Cardiff", in February last, and sentenced to transportation for life. He broke his irons by which he was fastened to another prisoner, but had a basil remaining on his leg with two square rivets ; had on a black hat and black cravat, light- colour striped waistcoat, light fustian jacket, dark trousers, and low shoes, lie was immediately pursued by one of the keepers, but escaped from the very dense fog at the time.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid on his apprehension. Information to be given to Mr. J. 13. Woods, Governor of Cardiff Gaol, Glamorganshire; at the Police Office, Great Scotland- yard ; or at the Public Office, Bow- street. Escaped, on Thursday night, the 20th ultimo, about ten o'clock, from the custody of two Constables, between Shooter's- hill ; tud Welling, whilst being conveyed to the Cag& on a charge of Highway Robbery, JAMES KITT, a native of Woolwich. — He is about thirty years of age, five feet six inches high, broad set, wide face, sallow complexion, and no whiskers; was dressed in a velveteen shooting coat, dark waistcoat, dark plush 1 reechet, white stockings outside and a worsted pair under- neath, ancle shoes, black hat, a red neckerchief and a black J one; he gave his name RICHARD BROWN, of Yarmouth, ! and is supposed to have been concerned in the murder of Mr. Richardson, at Epsom. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 27th ultimo, between nine and ten o'clock, from the House of Mr. Priest, Chemist, Upper Charles- street, Westminster, the following articles, viz.— A blue Cloak with fur collar, and a brown Petersham Great Coat.— By a Man from twenty to twenty- five years of age, four feet nine inches high, dressed in a double- breasted blue jacket and dark trousers. [ See last page. APRIL 2, 1834. Deserters from His Majesty s Service. prop HAIR. prop common common prop common brown dk brown It brown brown brown It brown brown It brown It brown dk brown It browu light sandy fair fair dk brown brown light dark saudy browu fair brown dk brown dark MARKS AND REMARKS. TIME. prop prop slender stout prop prop prop slender stout prop thick prop prop common common large had a crown and anchor on the back of right hand . D; 2d time of desertion. .*..... took all his regimental necessaries and great- coat. . took all his regimental necessaries and great- coat. . F. R. on right arm ; took great- coat, sash, & c. pock- pitted ; deserted off furlough . - . > took the whole of his regimental necessaries , took greater part of his regimental necessaries. took part of his regimental necessaries. . took part of bis regimental nccessarics. . 2d desertion ; took side- belt, bayonet, and black cap 2d desertion ; plays the trumpet. . . a recruit . ' had a furlough to Liverpool had a pass to Hamilton ; was trained to the bugle . supposed to have procured plaiu cluthes was in the band and plays the bassoon and fife des. from H. M. S. Romney, under orders for Jamaica cicatrix of ulcer on left tibia ' took the whole of his regimental necessaries 2d des.; took side- belt, bayonet, and part reg. nec. supposed to have obtained coloured clothes 14 Mar. 13 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 14 Mar. 10 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 16 Mar. 16 Mar. 17 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. 17 Mar. 28 Feb. 4 Mar. 15- Mar. 14 Mar. 12 Mar. 16 Mar. 6 Dec. 28 Feb. 20 Mar. 15 Mar. 15 Mar. PLACE. Gloucester Dcvonpoi t tlaydock Lodge Haydock Lodge Edinburgh Cu inber off furlough off furlough Portsmouth Portsmouth Manchester Hull Hull off pass Liverpool off pass Greenlaw Bar. off pass Cove Glasgow Cape Town Killiglass Dublin IS'ittevant Limerick COAT. TROWSERS. velvet, shoot, red fatigue reg mental fatigue reg. coatee reg. coatee reg. coatee reg. coatee red shell red shell reg. coatee supp. plaiu supp. plaiu Oxford inixt. red regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental reg. coatee reg. coatee red regimental Oxlofd grey regimental regimental Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. regimental Oxford grey Oxford grey Oxford grey Oxford tnixt. supp. plain supp. plaiu corduroy Oxford grey tartan kilt tartan kilt cloth Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt, tartan Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. black Oxford mixt. straight prop short small roman aquiline pommon prop prop prop short regular ' regular short short regular large regular regular long regular regular regular regular regular regular regular short prop common common common long common long common It brown It brown j dk brown fair dk brown dark fair It brown brown brown brown brown brown It bronn brow. i light sandy brown It brown dk brown fair It brown It browu brown It brown browu brown dk brown brown brown brown dk brown dk brown light brown brown sandy It brown , light It brown brown sandy brown brown brown brown It brown ! sandy brown brown prop long prop stout prop prop prop prop prop prop regular regular regular regular regular regular regluar regular regular long regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular prop long common common long common long long prop prop prop stout prop prop prop prop prop prop regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular prop slender slender slender stout stout stout Prop prop prop prop common common common common prop prop prop regular regular regular regular regular regular regular 4 regular regular large regular regular regular regular regular regular regular regular prop common large common large common common common 3d time of desertion stutters a little punishment; 2d desertion mole ou the chin and freckled ; took part reg. nee. cut on the right eyebrow took side- arms ; served in 5th Foot a year and half sinall- pox ; a recruit intermediately approved . Gales and Oiiver surrendered to a " party of the 77th, [ but have not yet rejoined punishment; took his ammunition .... 2d des.; slightly pock- marked ; speaks broad Scotch took greater part of his regimental necessaries . took part of his regimental necessaries 3d desertion ; marked D took part of his regimental necessaries . . . took side- arms, and part of his reg. necessaries took part of his regimental necessaries took the whole of his regimental necessaries . 2d desertion; took the whole of regimental necess. took side- arms and part of his regimental necessaries took part regimental necessaries; bald, wore a wig took side- arms and greater part of reg. necessaries . took side- arms took side- arms and greater part of reg. necessaries . took side- arms and greater part of reg. necessaries . to jk side- arms and greater part ol reg. necessaries . 2d des.; punishment; pock- marked ; took side- arms mark on back of neck; was an officer's servant took side- arms took side- arms marks of punishment des. from Long Island when in pursuit of deserters des. from Long Island when in pursuit of deserters took side- arms took side arms and part regimental necessaries 17 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 11 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 19 Mar. 8 Nov. 8 Nov. 6 Dec. 17 Mar 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 17 Mar. 22 Mar. 22 Mar. 20 Mar. 19 Mar. 20 Mar. 20 Mir. 17 Mir. 18 Mir. 9 Mir. 15 Feb 15 Fek. 9 Feb. Fe5. Fe,. Fei. Fe >. Fell. Fd. Woolwich Windsor Templemore off furlough Newcas.- on- Ty. Newcas.- on- Ty. Ballysbannon Ballysbaunou Liverpool Spanish Ton j Spanish To* a Spanish Town Birr Barracks Glasgow Glasgow Cork Devonport Leeds Burnley Bolton Edinburgh Edinburgh Limerick Derby By Town 6 D? c. 6 Dec. 6 Dec. 6 D: c. 6 ftc. 14 F( b. 14 F. b. 11 F » b. 23 Mar. 1 F « b. 1 F. b. 1 F « b. 29 Jan. 21 Jan. 19 F « b. 19 Ftb. Kingston. U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C.; Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C'. Kiugston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Kingston, U. C. Long l- laud Long Island Kingston, U. C. Manchester Montreal Isle aux Noix Isle aux Noix Montreal Montreal Montreal Montreal blue jacket regimental regimental shell shell grey red shell red shell red shell regimental reg. shell reg. shell reg. coatce red regimental reg. coatee reg. coatee coloured coloured reg. coatee coloured regimental great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat servant's great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat great coat green coat great coat reg. coatee regimental regimental regimental regimental plain regimental regimental blue grey regimental Oxford mixt. Oxford grey Oxford niixt. Oxford inixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. corduroy blue serge blue serge blue serge Oxford mixt. Oxford grey Oxford grey Oxford mixt Oxford grey, regimental Oxford inixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. coloured regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimental regimeutal regimental black regimental regjmeutal regimental regimental plain regimental regimental 2344 POLICE GAZETTE; OR, H U E AND CRY. Stolen, on Friday, the 28th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Bullock, No. 18, Whitechapel- road, a double- bottomed Gold Hunting Watch, engine- turned, gold dial- plate, duplex escape- ment, seconds, and jewelled, maker's name ' James M'Cabe, No. 7976.' Stolen, on Friday morning, the 28th ultimo, between four and five o'clock, from the House of Mr. Johnson, No. 10, Leigh- street, Burton- crescent, a gold Watch, maker's name ' Morris Tobias'; with two gold Seals and a black Ribbon at- tached. — By a Man about five feet six inches high, who appeared to be labouring under an asthmatical complaint. Found, in the possession of SARAH LEWIN alias EMMA KEMBLE, who will be re- examined, at Marylebone Police Office, on Wednesday next, a blue cloth Cloak, lined with black shalloon, with velvet collar and gilt clasps. Supposed to have been stolen.— Apply at the Police- station, No. 52, Albany- street, Regent's- park ; or Phoenix- street, Somers- town. Stolen, on the 18th ultimo, from No. 19, Ivy- lane, Newgate- street, the following articles, viz.— A gold Watch, maker's name' Clark, York'; a gold Locket, a Ring set with diamonds, a silver Watch, a small Box, two Teeth, a pair of worn an's Boots, a pair of ditto Shoes, and a bead Purse containing 5s. — The property of Elizabeth Suttle. Found, in the possession of JOHN HENRY PASCOE, five Silk llandkerchiefs— one a red ground, with yellow border, and black and red flowers; one puce ground, with large yellow flowers on a black border, marked ' R. II.' in white silk ; one a red ground, with yellow and black stars, marked ' W. H.' with red silk ; one a red ground, with light border and stars ; and the other chocolate ground, figured, and having a white border with red edges, and marked ' T. C.' in red silk.— Application to be: made at Marylebone Office. Stolen, from the Premises of George Orton, in Hermitage- street, nine Hams, his property. Stolen, on Tuesday, the 1st instant, between twelve and one o'clock, from outside the Shop of Mr. John Jenkins, No. 1, Pavilion- street, New- road, Chelsea, a twenty- inch brown Collar, a pair of Trace- Tugs, and Hames; all new. Lost, supposed to be Stolen, on Thursday night, the 28th ultimo, from Mr. M'Greddie, of No. 4, Great Turner- street, Commercial- road, a silver patent lever Watch, maker's name on the face ' W. L. Craighed, London, No. 121'; with two gold Seals and Key attached.— Mr. M'Greddie got into a Cabriolet, on the Surrey side, and was put down near Cannon- street- road, in a state of intoxication.— Suspicion attaches to the Cab- driver. Four Pounds Reward will be paid on recovery of the watch and apprehension of the offender. Particulars of Duplicates, relating to Stolen Property, found at the Residence of ELIZABETH PICKARD, in Wright's- buildings, City- road, who is in custody for Felony, viz. No. 1, pawned March 10 1833, a Tray, for 2s.; pawned at Burgess', Old- street- road.— 2. same date, a Shift, 3s.; at Ditto. — 3. April 22, a Handkerchief, 2s.; Edwards, 176, hoxton- town. — 4. May 8, a Gown, 6s. 6d.; Hawkins, 99, Kingsland- road.— 5. May 6, a Shawl, 2s.; Murray, East Smithfield.— 6. June 20, a Hose, 6d.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— 7. June 5, a Gown, 3s.; Edwards, 176, Hoxton.— 8. July 15, a Gown, 4s. 6d.; Ditto— 9. July 27, a Shawl, Is. 6d.; Ditto.— 10. July 8, a Handker- chief, 1s.; Smith and Co., 188, Shoreditch.— 11. August 21, a Gown, Is. 3d.; Edwards, 176, Hoxton.— 12. Aug. 5, Shoes, 2s.; Cotton, 90, Shoreditch.— 13. Aug. 10, Ear- rings, 2s.; Hawkins, 99, Kingsland- road.— 14. Aug 26, a Shawl, & c., 9s. 6d.; Cot- ton, 90, Shoreditch.— 15. Sept. 10, Shells, id.; Thimbleby, Old- street- road. — 16. Sept. 7, Shoes, Is. 6d.; Burgess, Old- strcet- road.— 17. Oct. 18, a silk Pelisse, 2s.; Clamp, 124, Al- dersgate- street.— 18. Oct. 31, a Shawl, 2s.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— ip. Oct. 11, a Gown, 2s.; Ditto.— 20. Nov. 28, a Cloak, 10s.; Leach, Hoxton.— 21. Nov. 11, a Comb, Is.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— 22. Nov. 11, a Gown, Is.; Thimbleby, bid- street- road.— 23. Dec. 21, a Dressing- case, 4s.; Cotton, Hack- ney- road.— 24. Dec. 26, a Muff, 5s.; Reeve, Red- cross- street.— 25. Dec. 31, a Handkerchief, Is.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— 26. Jan. 1 1834, Cotton, 2s.; Law, Old- street- road.— 27. same date, a Handkerchief, Is.; Smith, Pitfield- street.— 28. Jan. 7, a Handkerchief, 2s. 6d.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— 29. Jan. 14, Trousers, 5s.; Attenborough, Shoreditch.— 30. Jan. 27, a Gown and Shoes, 6s. 6d.; Ditto.— 31. Feb. 8, Trousers, 6s.; Attenbo- rough, Crown- street.— 32. Feb. 11. a Gown, 5s. 6d.; Attenbo- rough, Shoreditch.—[ The two latter articles were found under the'boards.] — 33. March 10, Shoes, Is. 6d.; Burgess, Old- street- road.— 34. March 11, a Hat, 5s.; Cotton, Shoreditch.— 35. March 12, a Handkerchief, Is. 6d.; Attenborough, Shore- ditch.— 36. March 13, Men's Shoes, 4s. 6d.; Cotton, Hackney- road.— 37. March 15, an Opera- glass, 2s.; Cotton, 90, Shore- ditch.— 38. Dec. 18 1833, a Handkerchief, 2s. 6d.; Burgess, Old- street- road. One striped cotton Shirt has been found in the House of MARTHA PICKARD, who is also in custody. Description of Property found on the Premises of Mrs. PICKARD: — Six Marseilla striped Waistcoats, and three quiltings ditto ditto, unmade; a linen Shift, two rows of coral Beads, two yards and a half of satin Ribbon, two India crape Handkerchiefs, a plated Spoon, a blue body Coat, a Boy's black Jacket and Trousers, a gold Ring, an India crape Handkerchief; a Shawl and a silk Handkerchief, marked ' Holland'; a gold Ring,' Kemp'; a gold Ring,' Tonge'; two cotton Gowns, one silk Dress, and & n India crape Shawl. Description of Duplicates found on the Person of WILLIAM GIGG, at Mrs. Pickard's. No. 1 2 3 4 5( 6' r 8 9 10 11 12 13 No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 38 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 20 Feb. 1834 8 Aug. 1833 17 Feb. 1834 23 March 1833 23 April — 17 Sept. — 8 June — 12 Aug. 27 Feb. 21 Feb. 17 July 20 Feb. 9 April 1834 1833 1834 1833 Description of Property. One gold watch Fourteen gold buttons One time- piece Rule and razor One coat - One silver watch - One gold vase 5 dozen watch hands One diamond pin - One gold watch Roll on carriage One time- piece Pair razors. Amount. £ s. d. 13 0 0 0 17 0 0 3 0 0 O 8 0 8 0 5 0 0 2 8 0 0 13 0 0 12 0 6 6 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 9 Where pledged. Russell, holborn- bars. Stafford and Co., 19, John- street, Smithfield. Thomas Brock, 130, Whitecross- street. J. Clark, 76, Old- street. Reeve, 13, Redcross- street. Mullins, 12, Staverton- street, Newington Butts. Casscll, 89, Old- street Stafford, Saint John- street, Smithfield. Mathews, Princes- road, Kennington. Russell, holborn- bars. Stafford, John- street. Folkard, Borough- road. Wiskard, Bishopsgate. Description of Duplicates found on the Premises of Mrs. PICKARD. 1833 8 March 1834 12 Aug. 1833 24 Dec. — 15 March 1834 2 Nov. 1833 17 March 1834 18 Feb. — 3 March — 24 Jan. — 22 Jan. — 21 Aug. 9 March 16 Aug. — 29 Nov. — 22 Nov. — , 3 May — 14 Nov. — 31 Jan. 3 May 9 March — 28 Jan. 1834 6 Feb. — 15 Feb. — 29 Nov. 6 Feb. 5 March — 9 March 1833 19 April — 26 April — 27 Aug. — 12 March 1834 5 March — 3 March — 8 March — 27 June 1833 15 March 1834 15 March — 25 Feb. — 12 Nov. 1833 27 July — 30 May — 4 March 1334 7 March — 17 March — 17 March — 17 March — 17 March — 1834 1833 1833 1834 Description of Property. One ring - - - Fire irons - Set tea- trayi Pair trousers Liquor frame Ring - - . One silver — One dress - Ear- rings - - - Ditto - One saw - - - Two planes One plane Jacket and trousers Plough irons One plane - Plough - Trousers - - - Saw - Two planes - >- Coat - Plane - Brooch - Jacket and Trousers Coat - Stock and 26 bits - Two planes Tongs - Plane Pair salts - Ring - Trousers and Handkerchief Silver watch Shawl - Pair wheels Hat Waistcoat Hand- saw - Shirt Handkerchief Trousers and Waistcoat Handkerchief Ring Two rings - Ring - I wo rings - Ring Amount. £ » . d. 0 10 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 8 0 0 6 0 0 3 0 O 0 0 6 8 0 5 0 5 0 6 O 6 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 2 2 1 5 1 2 4 0 12 0 0 8 0 1 0 5 0 1 O 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 1 0 0 8 0 3 0 3 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 1 3 1 0 2 0 6 3 6 0 0 0 9 Where pledged. Cotton, 90, Shoreditch. Cassell, Church- street, Bethnal- green. Capps, Old- street- road. Cotton, Shoreditch. Johnson, Bishopsgate- street. Cassell, Church- street. Russell, Holborn- bars. Cotton, Shoreditch. Ditto. Attenborough, Crown- street. Cotton, Shoreditch. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Attenborough, Shoreditch. Reeve, Redcross- street. Sowerby, Chiswell- street. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Cotton, Shoreditch. Higham, Bishopsgate. Cotton, Shoreditch. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Cotton, Shoreditch. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Attenborough, Shoreditch. Fleming, 90, Newgate- street. Cotton, Shoreditch. Ditto. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Cotton, Shorcditch. Walker, Tabernacle- walk. Smith, Pitfield- street. Cotton, Shoreditch. Russell, ditto. Cotton, ditto. Elliott, Kingsland- road. Clark, 76, Old- street. Ditto. Ditto. John Boards, 42, Shoreditch . Dexter, Union- street, Spitalfields. Folkard, Sun- street. Clark, Old- street. fleming, Whitechapel. Thomas, Blackman- street. Huitson, 130, Kingsland- road. Bradley, Great Tower- street. Edwards, 176, Hoxton- town. Telfer, 178, Ratcliff- highway. Stolen, on Sunday nglit, the 30th ultimo, between nine and ten o'clock, from the House of Mr. Webster, in James- street, Bethnal- green, two Table- spoons, marked ' R. W.' Stolen, on Sunday night, the 30th ultimo, from a Workshop, on the Premises of Mr. Thompson, Priory, Frognal, Hamp- stead, a Basket containing the following Tools, the property of G. Russell, viz.— A Jack Plane, a Smoothing ditto, a Sash ditto, a Plough, a Stock and sundry Bits, six Chisels of various sizes, a mortice Gouge, and two single ditto; all marked on the handles ' G. Russell.' Also one Axe and an old fustian Jacket. — Information to be given at the Police- station Hampstcad. Lost, supposed to have been Stolen, about the 25th of February last, a bunch of Seals, as follows— one white cornelian i Seal, set in fine gold, open old- fashioned setting, engraved , ' Caroline '; one amethyst, solid set, modern pattern, not en-! graved ; one small red cornelian, handsomely set, engraved in old English letters ' Tiens ta Foy '; one imitation amethyst, set in mock gold, engraved ' C. E. S. N.': one gold pivot Watch- key, and a small gilt A.' bum- key. Also stolen some time ago,: a very large red cornelian gold Seal,— arms, Manch with bar dexter and half- moon— crest, a Blackamoor's head— motto, 1 ' Avi numerantur avoium.'— Information to be given at Lam- j beth- street Office. Stolen, from the Ship ' Amanda,' in the London Docks, lis., the monies of Christian Nicolans Landwehr. Stolen, on Saturday evening, the 29th ultimo, about five o'clock, from the Shop Door of Mr. Smellie, Pawnbroker, No. 1, Clarendon- square, Some rs- town, a Bundle of Gowns, about twenty- five, of different patterns, with pawnbroker's pri- vate marks on them, ' U 1' and ' C| R.'— By a Man about five feet five inches high, and dressed in a shabby black coat and trousers. Stolen, on Sunday afternoon, the 23d ultimo, between two and three o'clock, from the House of Mr. Wilton, No. 77, Red Lion- street, Holborn, the following articles, viz.— A plain silver Watch, with a Ke^ and a gold Seal attached by a dark ribbon ; three silver Tea- spoons marked « T. M. W.', and a ditto Table- spoon'T. S. W.' Stolen, between Friday evening and Saturday afternoon, the 21st and 22d ultimo, from die House of Mr. Lazarus, No. 4, Back- road, Shadwell, the following articles, viz.— Three Shirts marked ' H. L.', a black frock Coat with velvet collar, a ditto Waistcoat, a pair of black Trousers, an olive Coat with velvet collar, two reams of post and a quantity of foolscap Paper. X . ON DON : Printed and Published ( by Aulkonty) by MILLS, JOWETT, & MILLS, Bolt Cou.- t, 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.