POLICE OR, HUE ilufclisrticST lit. 1 GAZETTE; AND CRY. authority. CONTAINING The Substance of all information, received in Cases of Felony and of Manors of an aggravated nature, and against Receiver, of Stolen Goods reputed Thieve*, and Offender, esraped from Custody, , nth the time, the place, and circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, who are known but not in Custody, and a Description of those who oh not knoWn their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every Particular which may lead to their Apprehension. Also, a Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been Stolen; and a minute description of Stolen Horses, xcith every useful Information, fur the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 743. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1835 • * It is requested that all Commumcation for the purpose of obtaining, or giving ' to Mr. Stafford, the Editor. Public Office. Bow- street, , ; formation respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, especially stolen horses, may be addressed As nn charge is made for the insertion of Articles relating to Stolen Property in the Police ( iazette and llue ai d Cry, all Jit- ters addressed to '. he Editor upon that subject, are requested to be post- paid, otherwise the insertion requested will not take place. MURDER, AND MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING OR STABBING On Monday night, the 16th instant, between twelve and one o'clock, John Horsford, valet to the Hon, and Rev. Charles Finch, on his return from Packington Hall to his Master's Re- dence, near the small Bridge, in Little Packington, was feloni- ously Shot at, by some person unknown, in company with three others: the ball passed through the crown of his hat, and the wadding set fire to a silk handkerchief in the down of his hat.— Whoever will give information that may lead to con- viction of the offender, shall receive Fifty Pounds Reward. on application to the said John Horsford, or James Freeth, police officer, Coleshill. ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. Escaped, from the custody of the Constable of Keninghall ( at Wymondham). on his way to Norwich Castle, being charged with highway robbery, CHARLES MOORE, ot Baldwin, comuionlv known by the slang name of BRUNDELL MURE. He is a strong athletic man, about twenty- one years of age ( but has the appearance of being older;, nearly six feet high, dark full eyes, bristly dark hair, with a sullen and forbidden aspect, has little or no whiskers, rather stoops in his walk, has long legs, and particular long feet ( about fourteen inches) ; had on a drab fustian frock, two waistcoats, cord fustian trousers, split across the knee, all old hat, right and left half high- lows with two rows of nails on each side the soles and clate off the shoe on the right foot; he had a red and yellow handkerchief loose round his neck, with a checked muslin lilac coloured handkerchief beneath, and had locked on his left wrist a pair of police handcuffs. — Whoever will apprehend the said CHARLES MOORE, and deliver him to Edmund Bailey, constable of Keninghall, or to Mr. Gocher, police officer, Wymondham, or lodge him in any of His Majesty's Gaols, and give information as aforesaid, will receive a reward ami all reasonable expenses paid. On Saturday evening, the 21st instant, Mr. Thomas Comp- ton was stopped on the King's highway near Andover, Hants, and robbed of £ 116, in £ 5 and £ 10 Notes of Heath's Andover Bank, except one £ 5 of Brodie's Salisbury Bank and one £ 5 Bank of England Notes; also a Checque for £ 6. 6s., drawn on the Newbury Bank, Messrs Bunny and Slocock, by the Rev. Lance, of Netherton, in favour of Mr. John Wood- ward, of Andover. — By five or six Men, who arc supposed to have gone towards Portsmouth — Whoever will give informa- tion that may lead to conviction of the offenders, shall receive Twenty- five Pounds Reward, by applying to Mr. Lamb, Soli- citor, Andover; or Alfred Milsom, Mayor's officer, Newbury, Berks. On Saturday night, the 7th instant, or early the following morning, the Dwelling House of Mr. Tackle, at Bradford, Wilts, was broken and entered, and the following articles were stolen therefrom, o silk Waistcoats, two fancy Waist- coat Pieces, several silk Handkerchief's, three valuable Shawls, some plain ditto, pieces of Print, silk Dresses, a quantity of Ribbon, lace, Nett, Edging, common Prints, and other arti- cles.— Twenty Guineas Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property : in- formation to be given to Mr. G. Rolf, high constable, Brad- ford, Wilts. On Saturday night, the 7th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Penn, in Dorking, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.— Silver : Twelve Forks, four Sauce- ladles, ten Table- spoons, three pair of Sugar- tongs, two dozen of Tea- spoons, and eight Salt- spoons. A a quantity of Tea, some Linen, a piece ol home- made Ham, and other articles.— Ten Guineas Reward will be paid by the Dorking Association to any person who shall give such in- formation at the office of Messrs. Hart and Son, in Dorking, as shall be the means of convicting the offender or offenders, such reward to be paid on conviction by the Treasurer. HOUSE- BREAKING. On Wednesday night, the 25th inst., the Dwelling- house of Mr. Levesque, No. 16, Clifton- street, Finsbury, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen there from, viz.— A pair of Pistols, by ' Andrews,' with powder- flask ; four silver Tea- spoons— two of them nearly new plain, the other two odd spoons, one marked ' J. M. R.'; one Dessert spoon, ' D. L.': two Table- spoons; about six pounds weight of Hyson Tea, and sis pounds of black Tea; one olive- green old Great Coat; and 011c old black Coat.— Information to be given to James Hanley, constable, Worship- street Office. Between the hours of twelve o'clock on Monday night the 23d instant and four o'clock the next morning, the Dwelling- house of the Rev. Henry Boyce. of Edgware. was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.— Nine Sovereigns, two Half- sovereigns, 20s. in silver, some gold and silver Coins ( one a Jacobus), three silver Tea spoons, a do. Muffineer, an ivory Chinese Puzzle, twelve Table Knives and Forks with ivory handles, twenty- four of Dessert ditto ditto with ivory handles, a Table- cloth, an olive Great Coat double breasted, and a Dressing Coat of stout Petersham. On Monday night, the 23d instant, the premises of Mr. Palmer, No. 29, Great Hermitage- street, St. George, were en- tered, and the following articles stolen, viz.— Thirty yards of black Cotton, a remnant of Calico, thirty yards of cotton Sheeting, a piece of Canvas, a silk Waistcoat, and various other articles. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, on the night of the 25th instant, or early the follow ing morning, out of a yard at Morley St. Botolph, in the county of Norfolk, a chestnut Gelding, aged four years old, near six- Teen hands and half high with white shin. and a mark down the near shoulder from six to eight inches long, two while hind feet nearly to the hocks. Application to be made to Mr. W. Barker, the owner, at Morley St. Botolph aforesaid ; or to Mr. John Long, Police Officer, Downham Market. A Reward of Five Pounds will be paid by Mr. Barker, on conviction of the offender or offenders. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 26th instant, about eight o'clock, from the Door of Mr. Welch, Kingsland, a Brown Pony, about twelve or thirteen hands high, switch tail, rather lame, and goes wide. Stolen, between the 13th and 20th instant, from a Field, op- posite the House of William Fleet, Esq., in the parish of Sutton at Hone, adjoining the road leading from Dartford to Farningham, Twenty- three fat two- tooth Down Sheep, pitch- marked ' T. O.'— some on the right side and some on the left, but most on the rump. The property of Messrs. John and William Tasker, of Dartford, Kent.— Whoever will apprehend or cause to be apprehended the offender or offenders, shall on commitment for trial reccive Ten Pounds Reward ; anil a further Reward of Ten Pounds 011 conviction, by applying to the said Messrs. Tasker. — Information to be given to Thomas Broadley Fooks, Solicitor, Dartford ; or at Rose Cottage Police Station, Greenwich- road. On Wednesday morning, the 18th instant, between nine and ten o'clock, a Man hired of Messrs. Bottom, of the White Hart Inn, Newmarket, a Brown Mare, to ride to Cambridge, and not returning it is supposed he has stolen tiie same.— The Mare is five years old, thorough- bred, long cut tail, hind heels white, and star on the forehead : she was traced to the Birdbolt Inn, Cambridge, and from thence through Royston to Wade's Mill.— The said Man is about twenty years of age, light com- plexion, light hair, about five feet seven inches high, and has the appearance of a groom; had on a dark double- breasted great coat, dark ditto waistcoat, drab trousers, and Wellington boots.— Ten Pounds Reward will be paid by Messrs. Bottom, and also Ten Pounds by the Treasurer of the Newmarket Association, to any person or persons who will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender and recovery of the mare. The Man, who is suspected of stealing a Horse, from Little Wakering, Essex, on the 9th instant, stopped at the sign of the ' Windmill,' at Hanningfield, and told the landlord his name was CURTIS, and that his father was a farmer and jobber at Hull- bridge, and that he was going to Stock, about eleven miles off. He is not quite so tall as described in the former Report. The same man was seen in Writtle on the day pre- ceding that on which a Horse, belonging to Mrs. Barlow, was stolen from that place, and it has been ascertained that he passed through Blackmore, towards London, with both horses. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, from a stable belonging to Mr. Charles Page, at Brickleigh, near Tiverton, Devon, a bay cart Horse, rising nine years old, fifteen hands high, white face, three white feet, rough coat, and is in high condition ; it is supposed he is in the neighbourhood of Bristol. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the con- viction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the Horse, shall receive a Reward of Five Pounds, on application to Mr. Charles Page, aforesaid. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 3rd instant, out of the Yard belonging to James King, of Effingham, Surrey, a Bay Horse, with black legs, and long tail, about fifteen hands high, be- tween the Cart and Nag kind, rising four years old, has been worked, rather low before, and when taken away, had one shoe off the off hind leg. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, or early the following morning, from a Hovel, situate in a Close, at Maid well, Northamptonshire, a Dark Brown Galloway, rising four years old, about fourteen and a half hands high, full of hair ( particularly on the legs), switch tail, and a small star 011 the forehead : the property of Mr. William Bradshaw, of Maidwcll, aforesaid.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Twenty Pounds reward from Mr. Bradshaw, and Five Pounds from the Treasurer of the Rushton Association. Stolen, on Friday morning, the 13th instant, about nine o'clock, a thick Grey Mare, fifteen hands one inch and a half high, switch tail, a splint under the near fore leg, a wart on the hollow part of the hock, and a dent in the thick of the quarter. — She was Hired, from the Stables of Mr. Batley, in Grosve- nor- street, West Pimlico, by a Man, twenty- eight years of age, five feet nine inches high, light complexion, sandy whiskers, and wore a dark frock coat, drab kerseymere breeches, and boots with cloth tops : he stated he was going to Norwood. Information to be given to the said Mr. Batley. Stolen, on Saturday night, the 14th instant, from a Shed Lordship Farm, in the parish of Writtle, in the county of Fur- a Bay Horse, about hands high, black legs, hanging mane, and has a wart near the sheath : the prope. of Mrs. Elizabeth Barlow, who will pay Twenty Pounds Reward on conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the horse. Stolen or Strayed, on Wednesday night, the 1th instant, or early the following morning, from off the Forest, between Woodford and Wanstead, a Brown Mare, about fourteen hands high, dark legs, a mark on the middle of the back by a friction from the saddle, stands rather low in front, slight made, low in condition, aged, and seven months gone with foal.— If stolen, One Sovereign Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders ; if strayed, any person restoring her will receive the same Reward, by applying to the owner, Simon Clarke, wheelwright, Woodford, Essex. Stolen or Strayed, on the night of the 5th ' instant, from London Fields. Hackney, a Black Horse, with star on the forehead, nearly three parts bred, has been fired in the fore legs, and lately blistered, about fourteen hands and a half high, with a switch tail, and the off fore foot is smaller than the near one; the property of Mr. Trindall, Cold Bath Lane, Hackney, to whom information is to be given. Stolen, on Monday night, the 9th instant, from a Yard, in the parish of Little Wakering, near Rochford, in the county of Essex, a Red Roan Gelding, four years old, fourteen hands and a half high, black legs, a little white on the off hind fetlock, and a little hair off' the near side ; the property of Mr. John Starnes Potter.— Supposed by a Man about five feet nine inches high, twenty- two years of age, of a fresh complexion, with dark hair and whiskers : he was dressed in an olive- coloured smock- frock, fustian jacket, large, cord breeches, dark leather buskins, and high shoes, and was traced through Southall- gate, towards London.— A Reward of Ten Pounds will be paid on conviction of the offender and recovery of the horse. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 8th instant, from a Fold on the land in the occupation of Mr. Hagger, Senior, in the parish of Great Bardfield, in the County of Essex, twenty- seven fat Sheep, between a Norfolk and a Down- breed, very black on the legs, marked on the near side ' P.' in black— one of them is very coarse in the horn, the others are Poles, the property of Henry Smith, of Great Bardfield Hall.— Ten Pounds Reward will be paid by the said Henry Smith, on conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the sheep. The sheep were traced seven miles on the London road to Dunmow Information to be given to S. Dodd, of Great Bardfield, Essex. Stolen, on Mondav morning, the 2nd instant, about eleven o'clock, from Mr. Jonas South, Livery Stable Keeper, Mason's- yard, Duke- street, Saint James'- square, a Dark Brown Mare about fourteen hands three inches nigh, has a mark from the collar on the near shoulder, and a switch tail. Also a Gig painted green, and lined with brown cloth, the cushions covered with same, Colling's patent boxes, has been recently painted : the Harness made quite plain, with covered buckles The felony was effected by a Man about thirty years of age, five feet eight inches high, fair complexion, sandy whiskers, and dressed in a drab great coat, and boots with cloth tops: had the appearance of a groom or coachman : he hired the Mare and Gig to go to Norwood. 2874 POLICE GAZETTE; Or, HUE AND CRY. Stolen, on Monday morning, the 2nd instant, from the Stable of Richard Deane, an agricultural labourer, at Park- lane, in the parish of West Wycombe, Bucks, a Brown Mare, nearly fourteen hands high, a dark mark down her back to her tail, rather goose- rumped, switch tail, a little cow- hocked, blind with both eyes— the near one quite closed the other open, white spot on the near side from the saddle, a slight blaze on the near nostril, thick ncck, and very long mane.— Supposed by JOHN FENNER, a native of Great Marlow. he is a short thick- set man, dark hair and eyes, of fresh colour, and known to be the associate of a Gang of Gypsies, who have been lurking about Lane End, very near the residence of Richard Deane, for the last three weeks, but have decamped since the mare was stolen. — Information to be given at Hatton Garden Office; or to Mr. Joseph Townsend, Wood End, near Great Marlow. Stolen or Strayed, from Mr. Hewlett's Farm, at Chingford, Essex, a Bay Horse, seven years old, with one white fore and two white hind feet, a blaze on the face, about fifteen hands one inch high, in rough condition, and had only one shoe on ; was last seen in the neighbourhood of Chigwell- row, on the Forest. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 14th ult., from Husborne Crawley, Bedfordshire, a mixed Black Hackney Mare, six years old, about thirteen hands and a half high, a small white star on the forehead, marked ' W.' on the near side of the ncck, the mane inclined to lay on the near side, and trots wide of the in- quarters.— Any person giving information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Five Pounds Reward from Mr. Stephen Barnwell, the owner. Stolen, on Friday night, the 23d ultimo, from the Stable of Mr. Richard De La Hunt, grocer, Bushey, Herts, a Brown Pony, about four years old, black legs, long tail, about eleven hands high, and the near hip out; a Brown Chaise Cart, on springs, nearly new, with a green Cushion ; also a set of brass trimmed Harness.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid by Mr. De La Hunt, on conviction of the offender or offenders and re- covery of the property. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 14th ultimo, from a Field called The White Horse Close, in Husborne Crawley, Bedford- shire, a Bay Nag Mare, fourteen hands high, nine years old, half- bred, star on the forehead, the off eye injured and has a red circle round it, a spavin on the near hock, ami fired all round.— Whoever will give information that may lead to con- viction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Five Pounds Reward from Mr. Richard Clarke, the owner. On the 22d ultimo, a young man was detained at Banbury, with a Horse in his possession, supposed to have been stolen. He states his name to be JOHN JOHNSON, his residence at Thame, Oxford, and is bv trade a rough carpenter, about eighteen years of age, about five feet five inches high, fair complexion, light grey eyes, brown hair; wears a light great- coat, fustian shooting jacket, old cord trowsers, black hat, and ancle shoes. It is a bay Horse, aged, black legs, fifteen hands high, has been fired on both fore legs, lame on the off fore leg, a blemish on the hock of the near hind leg, switch tail, white saddle- marks on the back, and without shoes. The Horse is supposed to have been brought from the neighbourhood of Oxford or Thame. Information to be given to Mr. William tHompson, Constable, of Banbury. stolen, on Saturday afternoon, the 17th ultimo, between five o'clock, from a Field, near Winchester, called Painter's Field,' a Dark Brown Gelding Pony, with light muzzle, rather yellow under the brisket and belly and between the legs, about thirteen hands high, five years old, black legs, roush and long in his coat, no white about him except a slight white mark round the body from the pressure of the girths, and ong square cut tail.— Whoever will give information that may lead to conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the pony, shall receive Three Guineas Reward, on applica- tion to Mr. Spooner, Veterinary Surgeon, Winchester. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 31st ultimo, from a Stable, belonging to Thos. Sefton, at Little Budworth, in the county of Chester, a Black Stallion Horse, ot the wagon kind, about fifteen hands high, long mane and tail, white hind legs, a blood spavin on the off hock, a white spot on tile fore leg above the hoof, and a large blaze down the lace. Also a Head- collar and Chain.— Whoever will give information that may lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, to Mr. Munday, police officer, Middlewich, or to the said Mr. Sefton, shall re- ceive Five Pounds Reward. Stolen or Strayed, from a Field, at Litchurch, near Derby, on Monday night, the 19th ultimo, or early tile following morn- ing, a Bay Gelding, with black legs, switch tail, no while about Inm, has a speck on the near knee from having been down, fifteen hands and a half high, six years old, and was withbut shoes.— If stolen, any person giving information that may lead to conviction ot the offender or offenders, shall receive Ten Pounds Reward, by applying to Mr. Joseph Yeomans, Corn Market, Derby; or at the Policc Office, Derby. Stolen or Strayed, but supposed to be Stolen, on Friday night last, the 10th • ultimo, from a Meadow on the Warrage Farm, in the parish of Ragland, near Monmouth, a Yellow- Pony Mare, about thirteen hands high, supposed to be in foal, the property of Mr. David Davies, farmer. The said Pony is rising five years old, has a long rough tail, is low in the back, and rough in the coat, marked with crupper strap on her crup, has two white hind legs, nearly half- way tip between her fetlocks and her hough joints, a white stripe down her forehead, rather bearing to the off- side, and her nice turning to both sides from about half her neck forward.— If Strayed, any Person giving information where she may be found shall be handsomely rewarded for their trouble, and if Stolen, a Reward of Five Pounds will he paid on conviction of the offender or offenders.— Application to be made to Mr. Davies, Warrage Farm, or William Fuller, Police officer, Monmouth. Found, supposed to be stolen, on Saturday night, the 10TH ultimo, in the parish of Loughton, in the county of Essex, a Dark Chesnut Mare, aged, about fifteen hands high, a star, and very lopped ears.— Information to he given to Thomas Jaques, Horse Patrol Station, No. 57, Loughton, essex. Found Straying ( supposed to be Stolen), on Tuesday, the 13th ultimo, on the Berry Estate, in the parish of Doynton, Gloucester, a strong bony Black Gelding Hackney Horse, about six years old, nearly fourteen hands high, star in the forehead, white nose, off feet white to the fetlocks, near hind foot white above the fetlock, switch tail, a spot of hair on the near side rubbed oft', and grey hairs under the saddle.— Application to he made to Mr. John Amer, Doynton, aforesaid ; or to Samuel Ashley, of Wick and Abson, near Bath. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 28th ultimo, from the House Close of Mr. G. Cook, of Street- Fields, near Lutter- worth, a Black Cart Horse, rising five years old, about sixteen hands high, white blaze down the face, and the hind legs white nearly half- way to the hocks. He was traced along the Wat- ling- street Road as far as the turn to Willey, and appears to have been driven.— Whoever will give information that may lead to convictibh of the offender or offenders, shall receive Forty Guineas Reward: Twenty Guineas from the said Mr. Cook, and also Twenty Guineas from Mr. John Francis, Treasurer of the Churchover Association for the Prosecution of Felons. Stolen or Strayed, on Sunday, the 25th ultimo, from out of a Close in the Lordship of Stanford, in the County of North- ampton, in the occupation of Mr. W. Gaudern, of South- Kil- worth, four ill- calved Heifers; all of them have had a Calf each of Stirks ; two are nearly all red, and the two others red and white.— If Stolen, Ten Guineas Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders; and if strayed, whoever will bring the said Beast, shall be handsomely rewarded, and have all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Mr. W. Gaudern, aforesaid. Stolen or Strayed, late on Sunday night, the 1st instant, oi early the following morning, from a field in the parish of Ash- church, near Tewkesbury, a bay mare Pony, rising four years old, stands thirteen hands one inch high, with a star in the forehead, cut tail, with a long scar on the oft' thigh ; when stolen had no shoes on, a slight saddle- mark near the shoulder- bone, on the near side. If stolen, a Reward of five Guineas will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders; il strayed, all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Mr. Richard Barnes, Rose and Crown Inn, near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. lArCenY. Absconded, from the employment of Mr. George Walker, Tailor and Draper, of Newport, Salop, JOSEPH HODSON, stealing and taking with him one pair of Trowsers, one Waist- coat, and other articles. He is about twenty- one years of age, stands about five feet five inches high, light complexion, with dark flaxen hair, and rather inclined to be bald ; had on when he left an invisible green surtout, lined with silk serge, a double breasted Petersham waistcoat, and light- coloured trowsers, and blucher boots. JOSEPH WATKIN, alias ROCK, who has also absconded, is suspected of having received the said articles, knowing them to have been stolen : he stands about five feet eight Inches high, is broad set, has dark hair, blue eyes, is blind of the right eye; was dressed in a white smock truck, red waistcoat, baragan jacket and trowsers, water- tight boots, and black hat; is a navigator, and is supposed to he in the neighbourhood of Madeley. or Rine Hill, Staffordshire. Who- ever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the said offenders, to William Sillitoe, Constable of Newport, or lodge them in any of his Majesty's Gaols, shall, upon such conviction, receive Two Guineas Reward from the said George Walker. On the 24th ultimo, JOSEPH WATSON, late Clerk to Messrs. White and Butt, London, Absconded, stealing and taking awav with him £. 100, having exchanged, on the same day, at the Bank of England, a Bank Post Bill, of the above amount, for the following Bank Notes, viz.— Five for £ 50, Nos. 34ld, 3413, 341- 1, 3415, and 3416, all daled 15th January 1035 ; and £ 50 in Gold.— He is twenty- six years of age, about five feet eight inches high, slight made, pale complexion, dark brown hair, large nose ( sharp and thin), long face, no whiskers, has had a small piece broken from one of his front teeth, walks upright with quick and rather long step, and squares his elbows in walking; dresses smart, and has altogether ralher a gentle- manly appearance.— Fitly Pounds Reward will be paid to any person apprehending or giving such information as may lead to the apprehension ot the said offender. Application to be made to John Forrester, Mansion House, London; or White and Batt, Old Broad- street, London. GEORGE DICKSON alias THOMAS BROWN, dis- charged from the Royal Artillery for misconduct, and subse- quently discharged from the 7th Dragoon Guards for deserting, stands charged with feloniously stealing from his master, Wil- liam Spencer, at Bideford, Devon, on Monday night, the 16th instant, thirty- five Sovereigns, ten Half- sovereigns, and a quan- tity of Silver, also a silver Watch, and a Hawker's Licence ; the monies and property of his master.— He is marked ' D.' on his left side, about twenty- five years of age, five feet ten inches high, brown hair, lair complexion, brown eyes, and a scar on the back part of the crown of his head.— Any person giving in- formation that may lead to conviction of the said offender, shall receive Five Pounds Reward from William Spencer, aforesaid. On Tuesday, the 17th instant, the House of Mrs. Mary Hobbs, of Bideford, Devon, was robbed of £ 30 and upwards in money, two silver Table- spoons, four ditto Tea- spoons marked ' J. P. M.\ a pair of Sugar- tongs ' T. C. E.\ and other articles.— Supposed by a man calling himself CHARLES WILLMORE, who slept in the house on the preceding night: he is about thirty years of age, nearly six feet high, pale com- plexion, very thin, dark curling hair, and a peculiar cast in his eyes ; he travels with a Woman, supposed to be his wife, hawk- ing caps, netts, laces, pencils, sealing- wax, rings, & c.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender and recovery of the property. Information to be given to the said Mrs. Hobbs. Stolen, from a man named John Harrington, a mariner, lately belonging to His Majesty's ship ' Pearl,' two £ 5 Bank of england Notes and four Sovereigns.— By a girl named MARY ARCHER : she is about twenty- two years ot age, five feet two inches high, full faced, healthy looking, full- breasted, and light hair; dressed in a stuff frock, and green bonnet with one rib- bon ; formerly lived in Kent- street and Prospect- place, New- ington.— Information to be given at the Police- station, South- wark Bridge Road. Absconded, on Saturday evening, the 7th instant, about six o'clock, from the employ of Mr. Morley, the ' Bell' Public- house, Kilburn, THOMAS BROTHWELL. stealing and tak- ing with him the sum of £ 10 in silver.— He is twenty- five years cf age, five feet four inches high, fair complexion, dressed in a fustian jacket and trousers, red plush waistcoat, broad brimmed hat, laced boots, and is lame on the right side. Sup- posed to have gone to Greenwich. Absconded, on Saturday afternoon, the 14th instant, from his employers, Messrs. Browne and Co., of University- street, HENRY COLLIER, twenty- one years of age, five feet five mchcs high, fair complexion, hazel eyes, and light hair; had on a black mixed frock coat, with velvet collar, green valentia waistcoat, black trowsers, Wellington Boots, and blue striped shirt; was last seen at Messrs. Barclay " and Co." s banking- house, Lombard- street: stealing and taking with him Fifty- live Pounds in gold, and Twenty Pounds in silver. A Reward ot Five Pounds will he paid on his apprehension, on application to Messrs. Browne and Co. as above. Stolen, on Tuesday, the 17th instant, from No. 1, Margaret- place, Blue Anchor- yard, Whitechapel, the following property, viz — A Box, containing one brown Great Coat, a blue Coat, a pair of blue Trousers, a silk Waistcoat, a Shirt, a pair of Shoes, a pair of flannel Drawers, six Handkerchiefs ( several of them silk); also nine Shillings in silver: the property and monies of Jeremiah Sullivan.— By ANN DOUGLAS, a native of Liverpool, but of Irish parents : she is about twenty- nine years of age, about five feet four inches high, fair complexion, fresh colour, and a good figure; and had on an old mourning gown, black bonnet, and is supposed to he gone to the neigh- bourhood of Saint Giles in the Fields. Stolen, on Saturday, the 7th instant, from a Box, which was broken open, at the ' King's Arms' Hotel, Liverpool, the sum of £ 67, consisting of four £ 10 Notes, five £ 5 Notes, and two Sovereigns; the numbers of two of the £ 10 Notes are 2823 and 7179.— Supposed by WILLIAM WESTON, who was a waiter in the house : he is about five feet seven inches high, l'rom nineteen to twenty- one years of age, light hair, rather sallow complexion, thick lips and very full mouth ; wore a light brown body coat with gilt buttons, and a new hat, low crown, lined with white, and the name of ' Gillman ' inside, which he purchased on Saturday with one of the £ 5 Notes: he is a native of Bradford, Wilts, speaks the western dialect, and has an uncle living in Back church- lane, Whitechapel.— Information to be given to Mrs. Jones, at the ' King's Arms' Hotel, Liverpool. Stolen, on Saturday, the 7th instant, about one o'clock, from the House of Mrs. Reed, No. 12, Cadogan- place, Chelsea, viz. — A plain light- blue body Coat, with Naval Buttons ; a dress Coat, red cuffs and collar, with gold lace ; and a cocked Hat. — By two Men, having the appearance of Jews, who called at the house to inquire if there were any old clothes to dispose of: one of the men is young, about five feet ten inches high, dark hair and whiskers ; dressed in a black coat, buff waistcoat, and fawn- coloured trousers, and said his name was SOLOMAN, and resided at Kensington : the other, an old man, about six feet high, sickly- looking, dressed in an old frock coat, trousers, and boots, and a very old hat with crape. On Monday evening, the 2nd instant, a Boy named JOHN ELLIOTT, belonging to the Schooner ' Navarino,' of Lynn, now lying at Harrison's Wharf, broke into the State- room, and took from a tin box five Bank Notes, ten Sovereigns, and £ 10 in Silver; the property and monies of William Playford, the master, with which he decamped. — lie belongs to Lynn, is about fourteen or fifteen years of age, about five feet high, of dark complexion hair and eyes, and rather bow- legged ; was dressed, when he left the vessel, in an old dark frock, blue cloth cap, and black trousers. Absconded, from the employment of Mr. James Houghton, Oil Merchant, Bartholomew Close, London, HENRY SER- GEANT, stealing and taking with him a considerable Sum of Money, in gold, the monies of his employer.— He is about five Icet seven or eight inches high, rather slight made, twenty- one years of" age but appears not to be more than seventeen or eighteen, walks erect with a quick step, fair complexion, dark hair and generally worn long, face slightly freckled, and his nose rather turned sideways at the point; usually dresses in a dark green coat, dark trousers, and laced shoes.— Whoever will give such information that may lead to conviction of the said offender, to Daniel Forrester, at the Mansion House, or lodge him in any of His Majesty's Gaols, shall, upon such conviction , receive Fifty Pounds Reward. FELONIES NOT OTHERWISE DESCRIBED. Stolen, some time between the 22d and 24th instant, from Saint Matthew's Chapel, Denmark Hill, Camberwell, the fol- lowing property, viz.— A crimson Cloth from the pulpit, a ditto ditto from the Clerk's desk, three branch brass Candlesticks; a red morocco Bible, with gilt edges, the name ' Sir John Key' on the board ; a ditto Prayer- book, same mark; a Bible, the name ' Capt. Young' on the boards; and a silk Umbrella.— The felony is supposed to have been effected by means of false keys. Escaped, on Thursday morning, the 26th instant, from His Majesty's Dock Yard, Chatham, JOHN WILLIS, who was convicted at the Old Bailey, 5th Sept. 1833, of housebreaking, and sentenced to transportation for life; previous to the com- mencement of which he was imprisoned twelve months in the House of Correction.— He was born at Nottingham, has sandy hair and eyebrows, dark grey eyes, long nose, common mouth, fresh complexion, long visage, stout made, a small scar under tile right eye, a large mole on the hack of the right arm, and a scar on the left knee, lie is a single man, can both read and write, by trade a jeweller, and lived last with his parents at Uxbridge, Middlesex. He had on a white Guernsey- frock marked on the inside with a broad- arrow, a canvas banyan and trousers, which had been worn in mixing lime, dark mixed- grey worsted stockings with light- coloured rings round them, nailed shoes laccd- up, and a labourer's cap on his head. FRAUDS And AGGRAVATeD misdemeAnouRS. Absconded, on Wednesday, the 11th instant, a Lad, named WILLIAM MATTHEW DARGAN, having previously written the name of his employer on a Checque which he bad improperly obtained, whereby he obtained of Messrs. Dixon and Co., Bankers, Chancery- lane, fifty Sovereigns and eighteen Shillings : he is about seventeen years of age, stands five feet three or four inches high, is thin, Ion* pale face, high check bones, grey eyes and light hair : he wore at the time he was last seen, a blue round" jacket, and shabby about the feet.— Five Pounds Reward will be paid on his apprehension. In- formation to be given at the Police- office, Hatton- garden. POLICE GAZETTE; OR, HUE AND CRY. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION. Escaped out of custody, on Saturday, the 31st ultimo, at ] Notting Hill, on his way to His Majesty's Gaol of Newgate, i WILLIAM GARDENER alias BOUSTON, charged with Felony. — He is a native of Brentford, about thirty years of age, five feet nine or ten inches high, light brown hair, rather i dark complexion, long features, a scar or burn on one cheek, a 1 cut in his upper lip, and had on a fustian coat with pearl but- tons, fustian trousers, and ancic shoes; he travels the country I with a horse and cart, selling oranges, and is well known in Middlesex.— Whoever will apprehend him or give such informa- tion by which he may be lodged in any of his Majesty's Gaols, shall receive a reward and all reasonable expenses, on applica- tion to James Darvill, constable, Uxbridge. Escaped from the Cage at REigate, Surrey, JOSEPH LAY, a prisoner, under committal to Horsemonger lane Gaol, for stealing Ducks: he is about thirty- nine years of age, five l'eet seven inches and a half high, br iwn hair, grey eyes, light com- plexion, and is a gardener by trade ; dressed in a long dark- green frock coat, black waistcoat, corded trousers, black hat, and a pair of laced ancle boots. The said prisoner was tried at Newington Sessions in January 1835, for sheep stealing, and was acquitted : he has a brother living at No. 29, Cromer- street, Brunswick- square. Escaped, on Monday, the 9th instant, from the Kent Lunatic Asylum, Barming Heath, near Maidstone, Kent, RICHARD DUTTON, a Yorkshireman, twenty- six years of age, five feet six inches high, dark - complexion, dark hair and eyes, and round visage; dressed in a grey jacket, grey waistcoat, and grey trousers, with fur cap, the clothing marked inside ' Kent Lunatic Asylum ': he is a convict, from Maidstone Gaol, for horse- stealing.— Information to be given at the Police Station, Greenwich. On Wednesday evening, Ihe 21st ultimo, THOMAS COL- LEY alias WILLIAMS, who had been committed the previous day, to take his trial at the next General Quarter Sessions of the Pcace for the county of Stafford, on a charge of Felony, Escaped from the custody of Charles Burgess, of Tunstall, in the parish of Wolstanton, in the county ol Stafford, constable. — he is about five feet eight inches and a half high, has round features, dark complexion, brown eyes, large eyebrows which meet together, and his hands covered with small smooth warts; had on a round baragan jacket, light waistcoat, and black cloth trousers.— Whoever will apprehend and deliver the said THO- MAS COLLEY to Charles Burgess, aforesaid, shall receive a Reward of One Guinea and all reasonable expenses. Escaped, on Thursday morning, the 25th Dec., from Ches- ter Castle, two Men, of the following description, being both under transportation for life, with previous imprisonment and hard labour, viz.— CHARLES WHITELEY, eighteen years of age, five feet seven inches and three- quarters high, slender make, oval visage, sallow complexion, brown eyes, dark brown hair, born at Rochdale in Lancashire, has a mole on the left eyebrow, one on his nose, one on the jaw, one on the right tem- ple, a seal below point of the left elbow and two others on the arm, a cut on the knuckle of first finger of left hand, several small inoles above right elbow, a red mark above the point of the elbow, a seal on the knuckle and on first joint of thumb, a large scar from the wrist downwards, a cut inside first joint of second finger, and an ivory- turner by trade. — CHARLES WINTERBOTTOM alias HOSKA ALLWOOD, nineteen years of age, five feet six inches high, stout made, grey eyes, brown hair, broad visage, a large mole under the left eye, a small scar over outer corner of right eyebrow, a cut on both lips, lour blue spots and two marks between the thumb and first finger of left hand, and by trade a silk weaver.— A Reward of Five Pounds will be paid, on the apprehension of each of them, on application to Mr. John Dunston, Constable of Chester Castle, aforesaid. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on Tuesday afternoon, the 24th instant, about half- past two o'clock, from the person of a Gentleman, whilst stand- ing on the top of the flight of steps of the Duke of York's Pillar, a gold Watch, maker's name ' Roskill, Liverpool, 1812', capped and jewelled, white face, Roman figures, gold hands, double- case, going on hinges; attached to a purple Ribbon two gold Seals, both with red cornelian stones— the larger one with arms, three crescents and a fesse ermine crest, a crescent with a star between the points ; the other a note seal, with the arms, a lion rampant between three amulets : a gold King and a small gold Key ; also three or four small cabinet Keys.— A Reward of Five Guineas will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property.— Informa- tion to be given to James Ellis, at Bow- street Office. Stolen, on Wednesday, the 25th instant, from the House of Mr. Benyon, No. 5, Horseshoe- court, Clement's- inn, two Oriental China Bottles.— By two Lads, about eighteen or twenty years of age, one is pitted with the small- pox, and both wore caps. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 21th instant, about half- past eight o'clock, from the Shop Window of Mr. Whittal, No. 32, South- street, Islington, two old silver Watches : one with engine- turned back, without a glass, and a metal Key attached by a black ribbon; the other very old, plain back, chased silver face, maker's name ' Windmill' on the face and movements.— The felony was effected by breaking a pane of glass in the shop window. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 24th instant, between six and nine o'clock, from the House of Mrs. Campbell, No. 5, Paris- street, Palace- road, Lambeth, the following property, viz.— Three black leather Trunks, containing a black satin Cloak lined down the front with crape, a merino Dress with folds in front and white cuffs, a child's black merino Dress the fronts covered with crape, a pink crape Shawl, a peach- blossom nett Dress ( Italian), a purple silk Dress with white sleeves, two white muslin Dresses, a pink ditto, two damask Table- cloths, thirty ditto Napkins, three pairs of Sheets, a surtout Coat, two pairs' of Trousers, a silver Coral marked ' R. II.', and seven Sovereigns.— The felony is supposed to have been effected by means of skeleton keys, during the absence of the family. Stolen, on Tuesday afternoon, the 24th instant, between twelve and one o'clock, from the House of Mr. Wilkinson, No. 10, Mecklenburg- street, a silver Dessert- spoon, a ditto Caddy- spoon, a ditto Salt- spoon, all marked ' C. W.' in old English ; and two Candlesticks.— The felony was effected by entering the kitchen from the area gate, which was left open. Stolen, on Tuesday night, the 24th instant, from the Stable j of Messrs. Truman and Hanbury, Grey Eagle- street, Spital- fields, a Light Drab Box Great Coat, with four capes ( two real and two false), double- stitched round the capes and sleeves, an outside pocket on the left breast, light velvet collar, and the maker's name ' Letchworth, Reading marked in one sleeve. Stolen, on Wednesday morning, the 25th instant, about ] eight o'clock, from the House of Mr. Lawrence Hanly, ' Rose and Crown,' Wentworth- street, Whitechapel, a pair of brown cloth Trousers, pair of flannel Drawers, and £ 2. lis. in silver, which was in the trousers' pocket.— By a Lodser : he is about thirty or forty years of age, five feet five inches high, sallow- complexion, and dressed in a coarse grey jackct and trousers; supposed to be a Welchman or Foreigner.' Stolen, on Tuesday morning, the 24th instant, between twelve and seven o'clock, from the Shop of Mr. Palmer, No. 29, Great Hermitage- street, Wapping, the following property, viz. — A piece of stout white Cotton, a ditto fine ditto, a ditto laven- der Twill, a ditto drab coloured Jean, a ditto white Sheeting, a ditto fustian Twill, pair of youth's black Trousers, a brown Waistcoat, a piece of brown Holland, a ditto black twilled Cot- ton, and a parcel containing sundry articles used by tailors. Stolen, on Tuesday evening, the 24th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, from an unfinished House, in Water- lane, Hackney, the following Carpenter's Tools, the property of James Clarke, No. 20, Grosvenor- street, Stepney, viz.— Two trying Planes, maker's name of one ' Wood'; a jack Plane, with the handle broken, and ' Clarke' wrote in pencil oil the inside of the wedge ; pair of sash Planes, maker's name ' New- ton '; a sash Filister ; a new moulding Plane, marked ' W. Clarke '; a hand Saw, a tennant ditto, a moulding Plane, a Plough, and a quantity of Chisels, Gouges, Bradawls, Gimlets, and other articles, in a tool basket.— Supposed by a Man who went to the building to inquire for work : he is about five feet seven inches high, dark complexion, and squints: had on a green jacket and hairy cap. Stolen, on Tuesday nignt, the 24th instant, between seven and ten o'clock, from tbe House of Dowager Lady Brownlow, No. 30, Hill- street, Berkeley- square, the following articles of Jewellery, viz.— An amethyst Brooch set round with brilliants, amethyst and diamond Ear- rings and Necklace, emerald and pearl Ear- rings and Brooch, a gold Chain, a gold Bracelet with chrysolites and rubies, pearl Necklace, Ear- rings and Bracelets with diamond Locket, various Rings, Broochcs, hair Brooches and Ear- rings, a small row of single Diamonds set as a Neck- lace, pair of diamond Ear- rings, diamond Aigrette, diamond Brooch with three pear pearls ; a set of Peridots mounted with diamond sparks, consisting of three large stones and drops, connccted with a broad gold chain Peridot Ear- rings; a gold broad chain Bracelet with Peridot clasp, a topaz Necklace and Ear- rings, a cariagorum Necklace, Ear- rings, and Cross, a gar- net Brooch, Mosaic and other Brooches, a gold serpent Brace- let with one chrysophase, a gold Bracelet with onyx, a ditto ditto with small carbuncles, a ditto ditto with small turquoises, a gold Chain and Glass, two pair of gold Ear- rings set with turquoise, a pair of white cornelian ditto set with ditto, an emerald and diamond Ring, a pink topaz ditto ditto, several other Rings and Ornaments, a morocco Case containing a gold Bracelet with chrysophase clasp, two Cases containing hair Bracelets, a ditto ditto pearl ditto with amethyst clasp, a ditto ditto amethyst Cross, a ditto ditto turquoise and sevigne Brooch^ a ditto ditto serpent Brooch, a morocco Case with several Broochcs, a small wooden Box with various Rings and Trinkets, a gold Watch and Chain, and a Case with cameo Bracelets: also a blue leather Writing- desk, containing Letters and other Memorandums. Found, in the possession of THOMAS SALTER, a trans- parent set diamond Pin. Supposed to have been stolen.—• Application to be made to Mr. Walmesly, pawnbroker, Drury- lane. Stolen, between seven o'clock on Wednesday night the 25th instant and seven o'clock the next morning, from the House of the Misses Munro and Kennedy, Deddington- grove, Kenning- ton, the following articles, viz.— Fifteen silver Thimbles; one silver Spoon and a silver Mustard- spoon, marked ' A. W.'; a gold Chain, two silver Pencil- cases, a silver Scissars- sheath, a silver Bodkin, two yards of Chalis ; a silver Medal, with a Latin inscription on one side, and on the other ' Stebonheath House Acadcmy, Whitehorse- street, Commercial- road '; part of a piece of Irish Linen; three- quarters of a pound weight of Tea ; also about thirty shillings in money. Stolen, from an empty House, No. 19, Duke- street, Saint James, the following Carpenter's Tools, viz.— A panel Saw, by ' Taylor '; a jack Plane ; a trying Plane, by ' Moseley'; two smoothing Planes, by ' Nelson '; a Turkey Oil- stone, a spoke Shave, a six- inch Square, two Screw- drivers, a Bevil, four For- mers, two socket Chisels, four Gimlets, four Brad- awls and Files, a Tool- basket, and other articles. Stolen, from Green Park Hotel, Piccadilly, sincc November last, a Bracelet of wrought gold, richly chased, with a sardoney and camco clasp, set with four large turquoises ; an Indian gold Bracelet, in imitation of shells, of green enamel, with a clasp set with rubies and ajacynth in the centre ; a plain gold Bracelet, set with turquoises; and a small gold Ring, set with three turquoises.— Information to be given to R. G. Mace, constable, Marlborough- street Office. Stolen, between nine o'clock on Wednesday night the 2.3th instant and seven o'clock the next morning, from the Work- shop of Mr. Davis, Carpenter, Great Rider- street, Saint James- square, the following Carpenters' Tools, viz.— Two panel Saws, marked ' Davis ' on the handles ; a rip Saw, do. do.; a tennant Saw, do. do.; a hand Saw, du.; a dove- tail Saw, brass back, maker's name ' Hanble '; a sash Saw, iron back ; a sash Saw, ditto, marked ' J. G. M. N.'; a smoothing Plane, ditto; an irun- tongued foot Square, do.; a Bevil ditto ; a 5- Gth Bead do.; a box mortice Gouge ditto; a trying Plane, maker's name ' Tapperell'; a smoothing Plane, ditto ; a foot Square, ' Mose- ley'; a Basket, containing sundry articles, and a new fustian Jacket.— The felony is supposed to have been effected by some person concealing themselves in the shop during the day, as no marks of violence are visible. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 26th instant, between eight and nine o'clock, from the Stable of Mr. Thomas Carey, Essex- place, Hackney- road, a new Cart Bridle, with ' C.' in old English engraved on the winkers; an old riding Saddle, and a pair of old Cart Reins. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 20th instant, about a quarter past eight o'clock, from the House of Dr. Steggall, No. 14, Ely- place, a seven- day Table Clock, with open work, maker's name ' Headworth, Saint John- street.' — The felony was effected by means of skeleton keys. Stolen, on Friday, the 20th instant, at the ' Ship Public- house, in Upper Marylebone- street, four Sovereigns, a Half- sovereign, and three Shillings : the monies of Thomas Buck.— By two" Men : one about five feet seven inchcs high, fair com- plexion, pock- marked, stout made, dark eyes, mid was dressed in a mole- skin coat, blue trousers, and black handkerchief; the other about the same height, and had on a blue coat, light spotted waistcoat, and blue trousers. Stolen, by CHARLES DOWNES ( in custody), a black Coat, an olive brown Coat, a blue striped cotton frock trimmed with white braid, and a pair of men s Shoes, half soled and heeled.— The property of Robert Downes, his father. Informa- tion to be given to Worship- street Office. Stolen, between the hours of eight o'clock on Thursday night the 19th instant and six o'clock the following morning, from the Wash- house of Mr. James Malley, No. 6, Collins Cottages, Tothill- fields, Westminster, viz.— Seven huckaback Towels, marked in India ink ' Hodges'; a ditto ditto, a jack ditto, a kitchen Table- cloth marked A. P.', a ditto ' G.', nine common Dusters, a light blue old cotton Gown ; and two Aprons, lilac colour, spotted with ink.— Information to be given at the Police- station, New- way, Westminster. Stolen, on Friday, the 20th instant, from No. 06, Jermyn- street, Saint James, a Foreign gold engine- turned Watch, jewelled, silver dial, and sets at the back ; the number thought to be 3780.— Information to be given to George Avis, at Marl- borough- street Office. Stolen, on Sunday night, the 22d instant, between six and twelve o'clock, from No. IS, Upper Grosvenor- street, Grosvc- nor- square, the following Jewellery, viz.— A gold Bracelet, con- taining a miniature picture, inclosed in a clasp, set in diamond, and carbuncles; a large Bracelet of rows of thick gold chains with large cameo head, set in gold ; a Bracelet of Swiss cos- tumes, in enamel, set in gold and small coloured stones; a Bracelet of open carved gold and turquoise; a small hair Bracelet, with gold and turquoise clasp ; a long thick Chain of embossed gold ; pair of gold Ear- rings, a diamond hoop Ring, an onyx ditto, emerald ditto, an antique ditto, green stones ; a turquoise ditto; an old enamelled gold Watch ; a silver Sugar- basin, with crest, a Griffin ; sundry Brooches, Rings, & c.; a blue morocco Writing- case, containing Papers, Memorandums, and a Banking- book.— Twenty Pounds Reward will be paid, on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 26th instant, from the ' York Arms' Public- house, Curzon- strcet, May- fair, an old- fashioned silver Watch, maker's name ' James Bucking, No. 10332'; the property of William Winch.— By a Man who slept in the same room, and has absconded : was dressed in all Oxford- grey frock coat, cord breeches, and dark gaiters. Stolen, on Thursday morning, the 20th instant, about eleven o'clock, from No. 10, Edward- street, Hampstead- road, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Riddle, Froxford '; with a purple and orange ribbon attached, and two small gold studs : the property of Mary Bussell.— The felony was effected by entering at the area gate and then the kitchen window. Stolen, on Friday afternoon, the 27th instant, between two and three o'clock, from the House of Mr. C. Barwcll, No. 39, Dorset- square, the following articles, viz — Silver: a Tea- pot, a Mustard- pot ( crest, a Lion with a saw in his fore paw), four Tea- spoons, three Dessert- forks, and a Butter- knife with crest a Griffin.— The felony was effected by the area gate and kitchen door being left open while the servants were at dinner. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 25th instant, between six and eight o'clock, from the Workshop of Mr. H. Ford, Nor- folk- street, New- cut, the following Carpenters' Tools, viz.— Two trying Planes marked ' W. F., three smoothing Planes, two jack Planes, three hand Saws, three Squares, two Ham- mers, six Chisels, four Gouges, a Spoke- shave, two pair of Compasses, two Gauges, two Screw- drivers, and some other small Tools.— The felony was effected by means Of skeleton keys during the absence of the workmen. Stolen, on Thursday night, the 20th instant, between six and seven o'clock, from the back Garden of Mrs. Beard, No. 3, Bath- place, Addington- squarc, Camberwcll, two linen Shifts marked ' Jackson ', a calico ditto M. C.', a ditto ditto ' S. B.', and a ditto ditto no mark. Stolen, on Sunday morning, the 22d instant, about half- past one o'clock, from the person of Mr. Wilson, No. 5, Stockwell- place, Clapham- road, a gold Watch and Seal, maker's name, ' French, Sweeting's- alley, Cornhill,' the Seal was attached to the watch by a black ribbon, and had the letter ' W.' engraved on the stone.— The felony was committed by a young Woman, tall and good- looking, having a Roman nose, and respectably attired, who accosted Mr. Wilson near the Fishmongers' Alms- houses, Newington, and upon being told to go about her business, she immediately ran away, and Mr. Wilson missed his watch. Stolen, on Sunday, the 22d instant, between twelve o'clock at noon and eight o'clock in the evening, from the Warehouse of Messrs. John and Sidney Smith, No. 3, King- street, Cheap- side, and No. 31, Ironmonger- lane, the following Pieces of Silk Waistcoatings, viz.— 8 pieces of diamond Terry Valoures, 2 ditto diamond Valoures, 40 ditto pin- spot and dice Silks, 7 ditto spot cord Silks, 12 ditto quilted Silks, 2 ditto green figured Silks, and 1 ditto black silk Serge.— Whoever will give such information to Mr. Theobald, Marshal, at the Police Office, Guildhall, as will lead to the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, shall receivc One Hundred Pounds Reward. Stolen, between the hours of twelve o'clock on the night of Sunday the 22d inst. and six o'clock the following morning, from the House of Mr. Andrews, 115, Stamford- street, the follow- ing property, viz.— Two silver Tea- spoons, a pair of silver Sugar- tongs, plain ; a silver Mustard- pot and Spoon, marked ' A.'; a Brighton Beaver Great Coat; and a pair of Woman's Boots, with the name of ' Andrews' written on them, in ink.— The felony was effected by scaling the back garden- wall with a ladder, which had been left in a yard adjoining, and then through the kitchen window. Stolen, on Tuesday, the 24th instant, from the person of Lieutenant Colonel Macdonald, a gold Watch, with two gold Seals and Key; No. 3010, ' Grant, Fleet- street.'— Informa- tion to be given at No. 10, Wilton- place; or Senior United Service Club. Stolen, on Wednesday night, the 18th instant, between five and six o'clock, from No. 5, Bayne's- row, Clerkenwell, a bottle green Coat nearly new, a black silk velvet Waistcoat, two silk Handkerchief's, two cotton ditto, and one Boa.— The property of Mr. John Grant. NAME. John James Timothy Donovan Michael Darcy Michael M'Cormack William Jones Thomas Clarke John Crawford William Robottom Wright Fitzjohn Thomas Ward John Whitehead James Coulston Andrew Fenwick Joseph Gardiner John Creaven Michael Kenna Edward Lewis Edward Gibbs William Rayner George Collins William Brown James Fox Samuel M'Conchie William Launders William Long James Jackson Patrick M'Gargle James Kearney Robert Edward Barry William Ellis John Fleming Robert Gibron Thomas Bullock Allen M'Intyre Robert Archer James Batchelor James Whatman Joseph Grainger Thomas Whatmore Alexander Pollock Joseph Field Thomas Owen Langley William Barker William Allen ROYAL MARINE John Martin HON E. I.- COMP'S William Johnson Patrick St. Leger Junes Askin Patrick M'Clean John Poynter William Martin Thomas Usher Thomas Richmond Adam Reed John Leatherland Robert Gillies Landrew Waldon Thomas Lynch Samuel Lay John Carnegie William Williamson Archibald Anderson Denis Daly Patrick Doyle Thomas Cooke Daniel Carroll Richard Walbank William Sheelds James Palmer Dennis Ryan William Gilroy William Angus 73d Foot 49th Foot 54h Foot 54 th Foot 48 th Foot 48 th Foot 46th Foot 34th Foot 33d Foot 33d Foot 33d Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 35th Foot 22d Foot 18th Foot 9th Foot 5th Foot 5th Foot 3d Foot 2d Bat. 1st Foot 2d Bat. 1st Foot 1st Bat. Gren. Gds. lst Bat. Gren. Gds. Royal Horse Gds. 39th Foot 34th Foot 32d Foot 27th Foot 24tli Foot 94th Foot 85th Foot 83d Foot 74th Foot 62d Foot 56th Foot 56th Foot 33d Foot 18th Foot 8th Foot 6th Foot 4th Light Drags. 8th Bat. Roy. Art. 8th Bat. Roy. Art. Chatham Div. SERVICE, Artillery Artillery Artillery WAR OFFICE, FEBRUARY 28, 1835. A List and Description of Deserters from His Majesty s Service. Artillery Artillery Artillery 95th Foot 95th Foot 88th Foot 85th Foot 82d Foot 81st Foot 77th Foot 75th Foot 72d Highlanders 71st Highlanders 71st Highlanders 65th Foot 62d Foot 62d Foot 62d Foot 33d Foot 23d Foot 12th Foot 2d Batt. 1st Foot 2d Dragoons 1st Dragoons Charlton Adam Bruff Kilmurray Kilmurray Church Dillan St. Thomas Templemore Leeds St. James Helpston Butterworth Cork Berw- on- Tweed Sudbury Eglis Nenagh Macclesfield Lit. Plumstead Ipswich Speenhamland Rainham Matching Anworth Cantley helmsley Lancaster Donegal Newry St. Mary's Sourton Ballinasloe Bury St. Edmu. Drumcrea Milford Bolton Finchley Shoreditch Heys Rochdale Ayr Wakefield Kippex Boran Kemsey Marden Doncaster Claren St. Mary's COUNTY. Somerset Limerick Clare Clare Herts Derby Tipperary York Lincoln Northampton Lancaster Cork Berwick Suffolk Kings Tipperary Chester Norfolk^ Suffolk Berks Essex Essex Galloway York York labourer stone- mason labourer labourer cooper coach- maker woolcombcr labourer labourer miller weaver labourer bricklayer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer iron- founder labourer labourer labourer tailor fa l iner AGE. SIZE. PERSON. 6* 1 71 64 7i 81 6 81 8$ 7 11* 7h 8 6 7 9* 7i 7\ 6 J 7i 6* 7 7 Oi 10 ni 8tOllt slender stout slender large small large large regular broad small vo rund long oval Lancaster Donegal Down Cork Devon Galway Suffolk Armagh Argyle Lancaster Middlesex Middlesex Middlesex Lancaster Avr York York Lincoln Worcester Kent York Galway Middlesex Castletowndelv Malta Chipping Wyc. Moresby St. Luke's Kilross Wigan Leslie Box Londonderry Exeter Montrose Haddington Montrose Kilworth Kilcobben Killmaul Upperwood Bingley Birmingham Heriiigswell Barrinnane Dolphinton Barnard Castle Westmeath Bucks Cumberland Dublin Sligo Lancaster Fife Wilts Londonderry Devon Forfar Haddington Forfar Cork Dublin Tipperary Queen's York Warwick Suffolk Tipperary Lanark Durham flax- dresser shoemaker shoemaker tailor labourer servant labourer labourer bookbinder dogger labourer brass- finisher carpenter tailor engineer shoemaker saddler grooin labourer labourer labourer labourer tailor 21 ,5 21 5 22} 5 7* 26 § 5 3 21 k - r » 61 26* 5 64 5 6i 5 8 5 7i 5 5| 5 7 5 6 18 20 20 22 22 23 19{ 5 6i 21$ 5 6 19* 5 10 22 5 10i 6 H 5 71 5 7 w. made slender stout stout stout w. made slight stout round round small small large large round round round oval oval round lopg small round round round round oval grey blue grey 8rey grey grey grey hazel hazel hazel blue ha/ el black blue grey grey hazel brown grey grey ha /. el hazel grey grey hazel small small prop prop regular light dk brown It brown sandy sandy dk brown It brown brown brown brown brown sandy brown It brown dk brown brown It brown dk brown dk brown brown black black dk brown light brown short short prop long regular prop prop prop Prop regular large prop prop prop regular MARKS AND REMARKS. TIME. PLACE. took side- belt and part reg. necessaries large sandy whiskers; well made much pock- marked; lived at Bunavilla took great coat arid all his regimental necessaries took great coat and all his regimental necessaries took part of his regimental necessaries took part of his regimental necessaries letter D; 3d desertion 2d time desertion took the whole of his regimental necessaries letter D ; 2d desertion ; took side- arms and reg. nec. took side- belt, bayonet, and part reg. necessaries supposed to be in the neighbourhood of Coghlan has a cast in the eyes servant; had on a livery the property of his master . took part of his regimental necessaries mark of a ring 2d finger left hand; took part reg. nec. off furlough; took all his reg. necessaries . off furlough; took all his reg. necessaries . took knapsack and regimental necessaries 2d time desertion seen near the Regent's Park on 18th instant 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 17 Feb. 16 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 16 Feb. 15 Feb. 6 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 12 Feb. 2 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 14 Feb. 26 Jan. 29 Jan. 18 Feb. off pass Limerick Limerick Limerick Chatham Chatham Belfast Stockport Hay dock Lodge Hay dock Lodge Wigan Carrick- on- Sh. Templemore Templemore off furlough Limerick Cove Cork Cork Cork Chatham Dageuham Harlow off furlough London London COAT. TROWSEBS. reg. red blue gray gray great coat great coat fatigue shell shell regimental reg. coatee shell shell coatee regimental fustian fustian regimental regimental regimental regimental reg. red red fatigue blue labourer letter founder servant calenderer weaver chemist weaver labourer labourer labourer labourer weaver basket- maker shoemaker labourer stonemason labourer labourer woolcombcr carter groom labourer labourer labourer 5 6& stout 5 74 - • r> n 5 4 5 8 5 7 5 9. J 5 9 5 7\ 5 7 5 7h 5 7 « 5 6:? 5 7h 5 9$ 5 6* 5 71 5 7 5 6* 5 7 5 6 J 5 10 5 8f slight stout slender prop ra. stout stout stout stout common slight prop round prop round small prop round round large small common round large long long prop round oval long oval round round long common round round grey hazel brown grey grey brown brown grey liazel grey hazel grey grey hazel grey grey hazel blue grey hazel grey blue grey blue grey grey flat long large large prop prop prop black blue grey blue dk brown hazel hazel blue hazel grey hazel blue hazel blue blue brown grey grey grey grey grey prop prop common common common common common common common common common common light brown sandy brown brown grey brown fair brown light brown brown It brown brown dk brown It brown dk brown brown light brown It brown It brown dk brown prop long prop prop long stout prop prop Pr° P prop slender prop prop prop prop prop prop regular small prop large large prop prop prop brown It brown brown dk brown black brown brown dk brown brown brown brown ra. grey brown dk brown brown brown brown fair brown brown brown It brown dark dk brown prop prop long stout common prop common stout prop long common common prop prop slender stout common prop common stout stout prop common common prop prop prop prop common common common common common common common common common took part of his regimental necessaries much pock- pitted; took side- arms and part reg. nee. lost two of his front teeth, cut on under lip; punish, took side- arms, cap, and all his regimental necessaries took the whole of his regimental necessaries took great- coat and all regimental necessaries . a recruit, not attested took side- arms and part of his regimental necessaries took side arms and part of his regimental necessaries D; 3d desertion; released from New Bailey Prison 2d desertion; supposed to have gone to Manchester took side- arms ........ took side- arms and all his regimental necessaries has a short, quick step pock- pitted ; says he was discharged from 2d Ft. Gds. deserted off pass ....... intermediately approved and attested . purchased discharge from 90tli Foot . . . . deserted off furlough pock- pitted ; 2d desertion; deserted off furlough D; punishment; has a sluggish appearance recruit, medically approved. . . . . . 2d desertion; took side- arms, black cap, & c. figure on left arm, & ring- mark on finger of left hand supposed lurking about Glasgow or Belfast, anchor on right arm ; took side- belt . very emaciated appearance...... D; 3d desertion; took side- belt, bayonet, & breast- pl. took sword- belt, sword, and breast- plate . a recruit, intermediately approved .... deserted off' furlough ; took greater part reg. necess. deserted off furlough; took greater part reg. necess. not attested ; small- pox took two shirts marked ' D. Ryan, R. R.— 951.'. has a slovenly appearance 31 Jan. 28 Jan. 31 Jan. 1 Feb. 24 Dec. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 7 Feb. 3 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 10 Feb. 4 Feb. 8 Feb. 6 Feb. 28 Jan. 12 Feb. 28 Jan. 27 Jan. 11 Feb. 3 Feb. 9 Feb. 11 Feb. 15 Feb. 15 Feb. 13 Feb. 31 Jan. 31 Jan. 14 Feb. 20 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 8 Feb. 12 Feb. 8 Feb. 13 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 15 Feb. 10 Feb. 31 Jan. 3 Feb. 5 Feb. 30 Jan. 5 Feb. 1 Feb. 3 Feb. Chatham Stockport Liverpool Dublin Isle aux Noix Fermoy Galway off pass Glasgow Manchester Templemore Templemore Manchester Limerick Sunderland Wakefield Maidstone Woolwich Woolwich Chatham Manchester London Chatham regimental regimental regimental regimental red fatigue reg. coatee regimental reg. coatee fustian red shell red shell regimental red shell reg. coatee undress reg. coatee fustian red shell drab blue blue Dublin London Chatham Whitehaven Manchester Dover Castle Bolton Dublin Bristol Glasgow Pendennis Cas. Paisley Edinburgh Edinburgh Fermoy Liverpool Killmaul Derry Liverpool Shrewsbury Burnley Athlonc Piershill Barr. Newbridge Bar. brown blue blue regimental regimental shell jacket velveteen reg. coatee blue scarl. coatee red shell regimental shell jacket red regimental baragan regimental regimental shell blue regimental shell reg. jacket Oxford rnixt. corduroy corduroy corduroy Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford grey Oxford mixt. . Oxford mixt. Oxford mix; Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford grey Oxford mixt. fustian black Oxford mixt. dark regimental regimental gray dark grey dark blue Oxford grey Oxford grey regimental regimental Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. regimental Oxford mixt. fustian Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford grey black blue blue grey fustian Oxford mixt, black blue grey blue grey brown m ixture blue grey Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford grey fustian reg. cloth fustian Oxford mixt. regimental tartan Oxford grey Oxford grey Oxford mixt. baragan Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. Oxford mixt. light regimental reg. cloth blue regimental [ LONDON Printed ( by Authority) by Mills and Co. Bolt court, Fleet- street.]