POLICE GAZETTE. feg ^ utfjoiit^ CONTAINING tyke substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accon plices and\ Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension. A Description} as accurate as possible, of Property that has been Stolen, and a minute description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. ! No. 719. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1843. 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MILLS and Sou, 11, Crane- court, Fleet- S reet, London ; such payment to be continued so long as th% tj ' haUHe required to be sent, INFORMATIONS. Cart, standing high oh the wheels and springs, the hind part of the body is built much higher than the front, painted light green, and a gilt letter ' P.' on both sides and back, drawn by a Bay Mare, about 14. J hands high, well bred, a fast goer, black legs, the near hind fetlock white, and switch tail. They had three carpet Bags in the Cart, which appeared heavy, and an extra horse collar. They were traced to Aylesbury on the 20th ultimo, and are supposed to have taken the 7 o'clock P. M. Train for Lon- don. They left at Banbury in the possession of two Female com- panions, a Chesnut Mare, supposed to be stolen, well bred, about 7 years old, 15 hands high, a small streak of white in the fore- head, and long tail.— Information to be given to Inspector Nott, Police- station, Chipping Norton.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the Person of a Female, in the Fair at Windsor, Berks, a brown silk net Purse, with sil- ver plated clasp, con taining five Sovereigns, about £ l in silver monies, and a silver Coronation Medal of George the Fourth, having ' Lieut. Charles Hayward, Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry,' en- graved on one side.— Information to be given to Superintendent Gillman, Police- office, Windsor, Berks.—[ Bow- strcet, October 28.1 Stolen, on the night of the 24th ultimo, from the Person of Mr. Samuel Burrowes, of Bicester, Oxon, a small engine- turned Watch, with the initials ' S. B.' engraved on the case, maker's name ' J. Tomlinson, Bicester, No. 2511also, a gold Seal, with a Man's head engraved on a red* stone, a common metal Key, and a watered watch Ribbon attached.— A Reward of £ l will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offender and recovery of the property. Information to be given to John Ward, police- officer, Bicester, Oxon.—[ Bow- street, Oc- tober 27.] MALICIOUSLY STAPLING. Description if GEORGE KINGSTON, by trade 4 sail- maker, and a native of Newport, South Wales, who is. charged with Cutting and Stabbing, with intent to Murder Mr. John Owen, solicitor, of Monmouth. The said GEORGE KINGS.- TON is 23 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, dark hair blue and white half Handkerchief; aud two yards of new Welsh Flannel: one is from 35 to 40 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, stout, dark complexion, dark hair; dressed in an old drab baragan jacket and trousers, red neckerchief with white spots, blue cloth cap, and new Blucher boots with two or three lase- holes ; is supposed to be a native of Cheshire. The other is from 25 to 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, stout, fair com- plexion, fair hair ; dressed in an old baragan jacket and trousers, old beaver hat, and navigator's boots ( one having three slits, and the other two, as if to ease his toes); supposed to be a native of Cheshire.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Stafford.—[ Bow- street, October 26. | HOUSE- BREAKING. Between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock, on the morning of the 29th ultimo, the Dwelling- house of Mr. R. Fowler, in the parish of Birstall, in the county of Leicester, was bioken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: three double- ; wd eyes, slender made, and of respectable appearance was har,. elled Gu 0° e ^ m^ kor's name. Bussey, Loughborough; • dressed in a rough blue pilot top coat, brown single- breasted coat | ^ u Dfcant wjth Brand Gi and Whiskey in gold • with gilt buttons, light mixture trousers, and figured ^ a. stcoat , , the and white glass ; two mahogany writing fie supposed tc have Tone to Liverpool with the intention jl/ i. lg to Amcric7f^ T; V Australia.— A Hi .... iJ i his ision, on application to the said j mi Or.\ o. aroswion rriven to Police'- constable Thomas Stevens, Monmouth, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.—[ Bow- street, November l. J ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. About 8 o'clock P. M. of the 24th ultimo, some evil- diposed • person or persons feloniously and maliciously Set Fire to two Stacks of Hay, two Stacks of Straw, and a Shed ; which were all consumed : the property of Messrs. R. and N. Takens, of Beccles.— Any person who will give such information as'shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall be handsomely rewarded. Information to be given at the Chief Constable's office, Ipswich, or to Inspector G. Garnham, Beccles, Suffolk.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] On the night of the 22nd ultimo, between the hours of 7, and 8 o'clock, the Stack- yard of Mr. Wincup, of Collyweston, in the county of Northampton, was maliciously Set on Fire by some person or persons at present unknown, and the following pro- perty destroyed : a Stack of Barley, containing about forty quar- ters ; a Stack of Hay, about ten tons ; a Stack of Straw; and a Stack of stubble Straw.— Any person who will give such infor- mation as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall be handsomely rewarded. Informa- tion to be given to James Ambridge, superintendent of police, Oundle, or to P. C. Pocock, Easton, near Stamford.—[ Bow- street, October 26.] Besks; four silver table Spoons, marked ' J. E P.' in a cypher; threeV- dvoj dessert Spoons, same mark; four silver tea Spoons, same mark; an old- fashioned silver tea Spoon, marked ' E C.;' a pair of plated sugar Bows ; six German silver tea Spoons ; a pair of women's Boots, cloth backs, marked ' II. D.' on the soles; two pair of men's half Boots, one pair button, the other lace- up ; four yards of unbleached new Calico ; two new cotton Che- mises ; two new woollen Petticoats, worked in a loom ; a Cheese, about 141bs.; a Hat, maker's name inside, ' Streetly, Leicester;' and a seven- keyed cocoa nut Flute, with silver chased tips, by ' Nicholson,' and loose patent mouth- piece, in a rosewood Case lined with crimson velvet.— A Reward of £ 10 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, by Mr. R. Fowler. Information to be given to the Chief Con- stable of the Leicestershire Constabulary, Police- office, Leices- ter. — [ Bow- street, October 30.] On the night of the 27th ultimo, five Men broke and entered the Dwelling- house of the Rev. Robert Meek, vicar of Sutton Bonnington, Notts, and stole therefrom the following articles, a dozen silver Forks, fiddle handles ; a dozen silver Forks, ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON Stolen, on the 28th ultimo, from the Person of Charles Wilkes, while in a state of intoxication, in Gravel- lane, St. Saviour's, Southwark, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Michael Thoin, South Melton, No. 13808,' with steel Chain attached.— Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from the Person of Mr. Poole, 17, Tate- street, West- street, St Andrew's, a double- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Valentine,' and a gold union Pin. By a Female, 20 years of age, short and stout, dressed in a red and green plaid dress.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from the Person of Mrs. Bryant, while coming out of Kennington Church, a black net Purse, con taining five Sovereigns, and some Silver. By a young Man, about 19 years of age, stout, dark hair, dressed in a Chesterfield wrapper, and black hat.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, Nov. 1- 1 Stolen, on the 25th ultimo, from the neighbourhood of New Gravel- lane, Ratcliff, from the Person of Robert Smith, No. 2, Bennet- street, Greenwich, an old- fashioned double- cased silve" Watch, capped and jewelled, wiili initials ' S. M. S.,' mak- er's name ' David Morris, Fenchurch- street, London, No 3214,' and a small gold Key attached ; and a green Purse, containing a Half- sovereign, 9s. 6d. in silver, and 5} d. in copper.—[ Metropo- litan Police- office, Octobcr 30.] Stolen, on the evening of the 25th ultimo, from the Person of Mr. Hyatt, of Fulwell, Oxon. at Chipping Norton Fair, eight Sovereigns, and a £ 10 Bank of England Note, issued by the Oxford County Bank, and stamped as such. By two Men, dressed as respectable dealers : one of them is about 5 feet 7 inches high, rather large dark whiskers meeting under the chin ; the other is about 5 feet 6 inches high, rather light or sandy hair, dressed in a brown frock coat, and top boots. They absconded immediately after the robbery, in a light- built old- fashioned spring small; ten heavy silver table Spoons; five dessert Spoons, mark- ed with the letter ' M.;' a silver ' oread Knife, plain; a large silver fish Slice, fiddle handle, marked ' M. o'; a silver plated round low Candlestick, with Extinguisher ; two silver salt Spoons; a silver bottle Stand, pierced'; two gilt plated Candle- sticks ; a lady's gold Watch, single case, with roman letters in old, and ornamental Key; a silver Watch, capped and jewelled, white face, and a gold Seal, with dark stone, device a Lamb bearing a Cross, and the letters ' R. M.' below ; a gold mourning Ring, engraved ' To the Memory of Fowler Hicks, Esq ;' a linen Purse, marked ' Brampton and Snale Bible Society,' containing £ 3 in gold'; and a long Purse, made of black and grey ribbon, sewn together, with steel ornaments and rings, containing five Shillings, and a Half- crown — Information lo be given to W. Mitchell, superintendent of county constabulary, Nottingham division, Snemton, or to Inspector John Casey, of the Rush- cliffe division, Ruddington, Notts Constabulary.—] Bow- street, October 30.] Between the hours of 11 P. M. on the night of the 26th ult., and 6 o'clock on the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Thos. Wood, farmer, of Tottington Higher End, near Bury, in ihe cnunty of Lancaster, was burglariously broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a black dress Coat, with black silk buttons, and lined with red under the col- lar ; a printed fustian dress Coat, with covered buttons ; a black cloth Surtout; a black cloth dress Coat; a purple cloth dress Coat; a pair of black cloth Trousers, lined with calico; a pair of slate- coloured ditto; a black cloth Waistcoat; an invisible green Cloak ; a spun Shawl, with coloured border; a black knit worsted Shawl; a large fawn- coloured Handkerchief; an old Guinea; three Sovereigns; and 35s. in silver.— Information to be given to Henry Henshall, superintendent of police, Police- office, Bury, Lancaster.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] On the night of the 24th ultimo, or early the following morn- ing, the House of Mrs. Andrews, of Great Coggeshall, was bur- glariously broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therein, viz.: four silver table Spoons, crest, Hand and Olive; eight or nine silver tea Spoons, marked ' T. M. A.'; a pair of sugar Tongs; five silver egg Spoons ; two silver pencil Cases ; two pen Knives ; and three silver French Coins.— Information to be given to Inspector D. Smith, Essex Constabulary, Coggeshall.— [ Bow- street, October 27- 1 Description of two Men who stand charged with having, on the 23rd uliimo, at Knightley, in the hundred of Cuttlestone, and parish of Gnasall, burglariously broken and entered the Dwelling- house of Thomas Myatt, and stolen therein a silver Watch, old, maker's name ' Massey, Eccleshall;' a fancy cotton Handkerchief, red ground, and lilac figures of Men, Horses, See. ; HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, from a Field in the township of Gawsworth, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, a Bay Mare, of the cart breed, 12 years old, about 15 hands high, a white streak down the face, the bot- tom of three of its legs are white, and has a scar on the forehead ; the property of Mr. Edward Gee, of Gawsworth, farmer, by whom ail reasonable expenses will be paid on recovery of the same. She has since been traced on the road to Stockport and Manchester, in the possession of a young Man dressed in a light baragan long frock coat.— Information to be given to William Adamson, special high constable, Macclesfield, Cheshire. —- [ Bow- street, November l. J Stolen, on the night of the 25th ultimo, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Field near Pontaberpengam, Monmouth- shire, a Dark Brown Mare, aged, standing from 13 to 14 bands high, with a white stroke down the forehead, a large lump be- hind her ear on the near side, saddle- marked on both sides, short switch tail, the near hind foot white at the fetlock- joint. She is very restless, and kicks very much when approached to mount. — All reasonable expenses will be paid on recovery of the same. Information to be given to Rhys Thomas, police- officer, ' Flow- er- de- Luce,' near Blackwood, Monmouthshire.— [ Bow- streetf November l. J Stolen or strayed, from a Field in the occupation of Mrs. Middleton, of Fitz, county of Salop, a Dark Brown Hack Horse, 5 years old, has a small white star on the forehead, a few white spots on the ribs ( apparently caused by spur wounds), legs untrimmed, switch tail, and hind feet unshod.— If stolen, £ 5 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to the said P.:.-. . Mid- dle ton. Information to be given to John S. Macmicliael, de- puty chief constable, Salop, or to P. C. 43 John Gumpstone, Montford Bridge, Salop.—[ Bow- street, November 1.] The Heifer advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 30th ultimo, as having been stolen from Marlborough Fields, Herts, has been recovered and restored to the owner,—[ Bow- street, Oc- tober 31.] Found, on the 29ih ultimo, in the parish of Chipping Wy- combe, Bucks, two Wether and one Ewe Sheep, marked on the sides ' W. B J;' supposed to have been stolen.— Information to be given to John Hailey, constable, Chipping Wycombe, Bucks.— [ Bow- street, October 31. | On the night of the 26th ult., or early the following morn- ing, two half bred Sheep were Slaughtered in a Field called Woodcock's- hill, on Arngrove Farm, Boarstall, the property of Richard May, and the carcases carried away, leaving the heads, skins, & c., in a ditch in the field.— Any person who will give such information to G. Hewiett, constable, Brill, as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive of the said Richard May, a Reward of £ 10.—[ Bow- street, October 31. J On the night of the 28th ultimo, or early the following morning, a Ewe Sheep was feloniously Killed in a Field, in the parish of Charwelton ; the two shoulders and hind- quarters were carried away, and the remainder left behind ; the property of Mr. William Hands, farmer, of Starnbow.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 10. In- formation to be given to William Stock, superintendent of police, Daventry, Northamptonshire.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] About five weeks ago, a Man left at the ' Green Man' pub- lic- house, Chesham, Bucks, two two- tooth half- bred Ram Sheep, one has snail horns, which are supposed to have been stolen.— Information to be given to Edwin Birch, chief constable, Ches- ham, Bucks.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] Stolen, on the night of the 26th ultimo, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Field adjoining the Tonbridge road, about midway between the Maidstone Turnpike and Barming Heath, two Ponies: one is a Mare, of a very dark brown colour ( or nearly black), without a spot, has a wart on the nose, her muz- zle slightly tanned, mane and tail long and black, about 12 hands high, and rising 3 years old; the other is a Gelding, of an iron grey colour, with long mane and tail, a star on his forehead, dark legs, rising 4 years old, about 13 hands high, and has very good action.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and re- covery of the same, shall receive a lieward of £ 5, on application to Mr. W. Philpot, No. 5, Bower- place. — [ Bow- street, October 30.] Lost, supposed to have been stolen, from the Ox Lease Mea- dow, Gloucester, on the night of the 26th ultimo, a very Dark. Brown Yearling Gelding, about 11 or 12 hands high, three white legs, a small star on the forehead, is now labouring under the effects of a surfeit, the hair is rubbed off the tail at the root, aud also off the mane.— If stolen, a Reward of Two Guineas will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders; and if strayed, any person restoring the same to Mr. F. Brown, solicitor, 27, Long Smith- street, Gloucester, shall be handsomely rewarded.— f Bow- street, October 30.] On the 27th ultimo, nine Ewe Sheep, of theJLeicestershire white- faced breed, and supposed to have been stolen, were seen on Croxley- green, in the parish of Rickmansworth, Herts. They were marked with a black ring with an' I.' or' J.' in the middle, 2834 POLICE GAZETTE. November 1. Ou the following morning eight were gone, and upon inquiry na owner could be found. On the morning of the 29th. another Sheep was found in a field by the road- side, a mile from Croxley- green; it was quite lame and unfit to travel.— Information to be given to the Inspector of Police, at Watford, or to P. C. M'Craith, at llickmansworth.—[ Bow- strqtt, October 30.] Stolen or strayed, from a Field on the Wolstanton- road, in the parish of Newcastle- under- Lyme, a Dark Cliesnut Horse Pony, 6 years old, about 14 hands high, a white blaze in the face, • switch tail, has a little hair cut from each knee, a broken pace when walking, and trots wide behind ; the property of Mr. Thomas Phillips, grocer, of Newcastle. — If stolen, Two Guineas Reward will be paid to any person who will give such informa- tion as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on recovery of the same. Information to be given to Isaac Cottrill, Police- office, Newcastle.—[ Bow- street, October 30. | Stolen or strayed, on the 26th or 27th ultimo, a Chesnut Gelding, with two broken knees, four white feet, a white face, with saddle-' marks, a white mark on each side of the neck ( about four inches from the shoulder), and from 14 to 15 hands high ; the property of William Penfold, of Maidstone, in the county of Kent.—- Information to be given to the Superintendent of the Maidstone Police.—[ Bow- street, Octobcr 28.] Stolen or strayed, from Hook's Mead, near Waltham Abbey Essex, on the night of the 20th ultimo, two Chesnut Fillies, rising 4 years old, 14J hands high, with long tails; one has a white star in the forehead : the properly of Mr. George Acres, farmer, Wormley West End, Hertfordshire.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the same, if strayed, or if stolen, the apprehension and conviction of the of- fender or offenders, shall be rewarded for his trouble and have all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Robert Barnes, inspector of county constabulary, Ware, Herts.—[ Bow- sheet, October 27.] Stolen, on the night of the 23rd ultimo, or early the follow- ing'moming, from a Field opposite Mr. H. Cook's house, Wil- lesborough, a Dark Grey Gelding Pony, about 13 hands l inch high, 3£- years old, and long bang tail squared at the bottom.— A Reward of £ 50 will be paid by Mr. H. Cook, of Winesb0- rougli, to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or of- fenders.— fBow- strcet, October 27.] JAMES CHADWICK, an excavator, and native of Leeds, is charged with Ravishing a young Girl named Catherine Ridley, on the nightof the 12th October, neat Rushyford, in the county of Durham He is about 34 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, hair light inclining 10 grey, and is supposed to have had his hair cut, and his whiskers shaved off; was dressed in a blue pilot coat, light trousers, navy boots, and hat. He is supposed to have gone either to Hadfield, Derbyshire; Glossop, Derbyshire; or to Inverness; in search of employment.— Who- ever will give such information as shall lead to his apptehenjion, shall, upon conviction, receive Two Guineas Reward, on appli- cation to Orlando Osmond Ingo, superintendent of police, Bishop Auckland.— f Bow street, October 26.] FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS Whereas CHARLES DOWNHAM, formerly in the em- ploy of Mr. Hetherington, job- master, Edgware road, and late in the service of Harvey Coombe, Esq., stands charged with hav- ing, on the 28th ultimo, under false pretences, obtained a Ches- nut Horse, from the Establishment of Mr. Winch, Great, Wind- mill- street, Haymarket. He is about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, stout made, round red fare, and marked with the small- pox ; he generally wears a green or olive- coloured Newmarket coat, and a round hat.— Any person who will give such information as may lead to the apprehension of the said offender, will be liberally rewarded by Mr. Winch.—[ Bow- street, October 31.] Obtained, under false pretences, from Mr. Groombridge, of Pembrokeshire, on the 27th ultimo, at the ' Rose and Crown ' public- house, Charles- street, Stepney, a £ 5 Bristol Bank- note, marked ' Stockens;' a Sovereign, and 20*. in silver. By two Men : one about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair, brown eyes, round face, and no whiskers, dressed in a grey tweed wrapper; the other about 6 feet high, fair, stoops, and dressed in a brown great coat. | Metropolitan Police- office, October 30.] Obtained, under false pretences, on the 26th ultimo, from Mr. Wharton, 48, Broad- street, Grocery to the amount of 18s. And from Mr. Groves, of the ' Spread Eagle' public- house, Broad- street, two gallons of Gin, and a Sovereign. By a Man 46 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout, ruddy complexion, red whiskers, and round- shouldered, dressed in an old brown great coat, and leather overalls.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 28.] LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded, on the 28th ultimo, from the employment of Robert Price, 16, White Lion- stieet, Norton Folgate, a Man, Embezzling £ 2 10s. He is 21 years of age, 5 feet 7- indies „ high, dark hair and complexion, dressed in a black frock coat, I cf ageJ 5 feet 10inches high, a native of Liverpool, formerly in blue Chesterfield wrapper, black trousers, and Wellington boots. - - - - - • • • lie has an impediment in his speech.—| Metropditar Police- ojffi. ee, November 1.] MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Escaped from the House of Correction, Dolgtlly, North Wales, on the 28th ultimo, JOSEPH RATHBONE, 28 years Stolen, from the Shop of Joseph Wilcocks, tailor and draper, St. Neot's, Hunts, between the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock P. M. ot the 30th ultimo, a dark mixed double- breasted Chesterfield Coat, brown figured buttons, silk collar, facirgs, and cuffs to match, with a slit behind about ten inches long. Supposed by a Man named CRUTCHEY. He is lame of one knee, and uses a crutch and stick ; had on when last seen, a light fustian frock, and a drab- coloured shoe on the lame foot; is supposed to come from the neighbourhood of Stamford.—[ Bow- street, Nov. l. J A Man named RICHARD WALLACE USHER, stands charged with stealing a large quantity of muslin Goods from a Singing- house in Glasgow. He is 22 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, slender make, of fair complexion, and light thin whiskers ; dressed in a green coat with metal buttons, moleskin trousers, blue cloth cap with peak, shoes not well made, and slovenly in his gait. He served an apprenticeship as colourer of engravings, in Walworth, and is believed to have been employed in that capacity in London, Manchester and Liverpool.— Infor- mation to be given to Captain Miller, superintendent of police, Glasgow.— I Bow street, November 1.] Absconded, on the 19th ultimo, from Ilenlow, Beds, WIL- LIAM WAND, charged with Embezzling several sums of Money, belonging to bis master, Mr. J. Kirk by, baker. The said WIL- LIAM WAND is about 27 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, stout made, full face, light hair, whiskers shaved off, and has a swaggering walk ; dressed in a fustian frock coat and trousers, Blucher boots, and black hat. — Information to be given to Superintendent Blunden, Biggleswade, Beds, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— fBow- street, October 31.1 Stolen, on the 27th ultimo, from the Person of Joseph Lan- daw, a Box, containing Jewellery. By a Man who goes by the name of ELIA COHN alias DICHWALD. He had on when last seen, a plaid jacket, shiny cap, and striped trousers ; had a cut on the chin, light brown hair, short whiskers, pale face, and about 5 feet 4 inches high.— Any person who wiU give such in- formation as shall lead to his apprehension, shall be handsomely rewarded for his trouble. Infoimation to be given to the Super- intendent of Police, Stafford, or to William Cheadle, cmstable, Penkridge.—[ Bow- street, October 28.] Absconded, on the 22nd ultimo, from the employment of Mr. Joseph Nottage, farmer, Cottenham, SAMUEL NOBLE, labourer, stealing and taking with him, a cloth Cap with leather peak ; a white cotton Shirt; a pair of cotton cord Small clothes ; light fustian Gaiters ; black and white Stockings ; and a pair of Coburg Shoes ; and a red cotton Handkerchief. lie is above 24 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair, grey eyes, visage long, and marked on the outside of the right wrist ' N. S.'— Information to be given to James M'Whinnie, police- officer, Cottenliam, Cambridgeshire.—[ Bow- street, October 27.] Description of WILLIAM JOHNSON, charged with steal- ing the sum of £ 52, from Mr. Hill, meat salesman, Newgate- market, on the 9th ultimo. lie is 50 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, and thin on fore part of the head, has an enlargement on one of his cheeks, a deep double ehin, some of bis front teeth are wanting, very stout, with high shoulders, and weighs about 18 or 20 stone; dressed usually in a plum- coloured coat, or near to a dark brown, and dark trousers and boots; is of respectable appearance, and supposed to be dressed in mourning.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 27.] the Liverpool Police ; has lately been owner and driver of a spring cart in Liverpool and Chester; his Wife is a native of Dyfftyn Ardudwy, in the county of Merioneth, has three chil- dren, and is near her confinement; his feet are remarkably long, otherwise he is a well- made man, of a dark complexion ; has a strong Lancashire dialect, and in speaking to any person has a peculiar method of placing his hand upon them. It is supposed he changed the prison dress for a pair of dark trousers, and a dark waistcoat with sleeves.— A Reward of £ 3 will be paid on his apprehension ; or, if delivered into the custody of the Gover- nor of Merionethshire ( County Gaol, an additional £ 2 for ex- penses.—[ Bow- street, October 30.] Absconded, on" the 3rd ultimo, from the employment of Mr. Dean, tailor. No. 1, Leicester- square, THOMAS DYE, charged with Felony. He is 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, downcast countenance, slender made, dark brown curly hair, and by trade a tailor; had on when he left, a black or rifle green frock coat, single breasted, and cloth collar, fancy lavender vest, laven- der grey trousers with raised side, black hat, and is of dirty ap pearance.— Information to be given to Sergeant Whall, Vine- street Police- station, Piccadilly.—[ Bow- street, October 27.] Escaped from the county Gaol at Northampton, in the after noon of the 24th ult., HUGH HUGHES, convicted of Felony, and sentenced to one month's imprisonment. He is a native of the parish of Marylebone, London, is by trade a coach- trimmer, 23 years or age, 5 feet 3 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, brown eyes, long visage, has an anchor slightly marked on the left wrist, large nose, seems to be rather weak in his intellect, generally looks down on the ground when walking, and is very- shy when spoken to ; had on when he left, an old cloth cap, an old light frock coat, dark waistcoat, old drab cloth trousers mended a great deal down the sides, an old stock, and a blue striped shirt with short sleeves, marked ' County, No 134,' near the hip.— Whoever will apprehend the said offender and lodge him in any of Her Majesty's gaols, shall receive a Reward of £ l and all reasonable expenses, on application to John Grant, go- vernor of the said Gaol.—[ Bow- street, October 26.] PROPERTY STOLEN. FELONIES Not otherwise described. On the 29th ultimo, between the hours of Divine Service, some Person or Persons broke into Childrey Church, at the east window, in the north transept, and stole from the Singers Gallery, a Trombone.— Whoever will give such information ; _ shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 Reward, from Mr. W. Ormond, so- licitor to the Childrey and Sparsholt Association.—[ Bjiy. street, November 1.] Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from the Dwelling- house of Uzeel Seely, of Wedhampton in the county of Wilts, a white dressing Gown ; a child's Mantle; a child's long Robe ; a white Slip; a white Pinafore; a wicker Basket ; and a brass Cov » r belonging to a boiler — Information to be given to the Superin- tendent of Police, Potterne, near Devizes.—[ Bow- street, Novem- ber I.] Description of a silver Watch stolen from John Robinson, Broughall, near Whitchurch, in the county of Salop, on the night of the 27th ultimo. It had an enamelled face, with a piece chipped out thereof, with a steel Chain, and gold Seal with a cornelian stone attached.— Information to be given to Police constable John Skitt, or to P. C. Thomas Smith, Whit- church, Salop — [ Bow- Street, November l. j Stolen, on the 20th ultimo, on board the ' Dale Park,' in the West India Docks, a Sextant, out of repair, without a case, made by ' Troughton.'— Information to given at the Police- office, East and West India Docks.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the night of the 29th ultimo, or early the follow- ing morning, from 16, Queen Ann- slreet, Portland- place, the property of Mr. Hunter, a small silver Coffee- pot, very handsomely chased, and holds nearly a pint ; a silver Teapot, engraved; a silver Tray and Snuffers ; six large silver table Spoons ; four sil ver dessert Spoons ; six large silver Forks; two small silver Forks a sauce Ladle; two salt Spoons ; three silver tea Spoons, shell pattern, crest a Lion rampant holding a Cross in his paws ; three old tea Spoons, marked ' C. II. ;' also, a gilt scroll Clock, about 10 inches high, makers' names ' Dwerrihouse and Co.;' an old- fashioned tea Spoon, plain; a black silk Shawl, with fiiuge bor- der ; a Sovereign, and 26s. in silver. — [ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, during the last fortnight, from the House of Mr Brightman, Lavender- hill, \\ andsw* rth- road, five large siher table Spoons, King's pattern, crest an Arm and Dagger. ] Metropolitan Police- officp, Nov. 1,] Stolen, on the evening of the 30th ultimo, from Mr. James Bethell, 10, Connauglit- place West, a silver cream Ewer, initials ' J H.,' and two silver tea Spoons, fiddle handles, maiked ' J. H.' By a young Man, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5\ inches high, and light complexion; dressed in light clothes.—[ Metropolitan Police office, November 1.] Stolen, about half- past 5 o'cleck on the night of the 30th ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. W. Shepherd, bookseller, Market* place, Louth, a japanned Cash- box, much scratched, and without a handle, containing three £ 10 Notes of the Boston Bank, Gar- fit, Claypons and Co.; and Gold and Silver, altogether amount- ing to about £ 70 ; besides various Memorandums. A young Man of the following description was seen in the Shop, about the time of the robbery: he was about 5 feet 7 inches high, thin made, and dressed in dark clothes.— Whoever will give such in- formation as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 15, on appli- cation to the said Mr. W. Shepherd. Information to be given to John Campbell, superintendent of police, Mansion- house, Louth, Lincolnshire.—[ Bow- strcet, November 1.] Stolen, on'the night of the 27ih ultimo, from the House of Mr. Cook, Ray Lodge, Snake's- lane, Woodford, Essex, seventeen night Shirts, marked ' T. G.,' ' W.,' ' J. P.,' ' J. L,' ' WD.,' ' C. S.,' ' E. II ,' ' II. M. Todd,' < E. B ,' ' B. S.,' • R. Pinnell,' • G. F..,' ' C. Newman,' ' J . W. F.,' ' T. Parker,' ' J Hume,' and ' J. V.;' also, a pair of Boots, with the name of ' Gouldstone,' and four pair of old Shoes.—[ Metropolitan Police- ojfficc, No- vember 1.] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Brooks, 9, Broad- street, Clapton, a silver hunting Watch, with two rows of figures on the dial, maker's name ' Robert Pegg, Ashby- de- la- Zouch, No. 3465;' an old fashioned silver ditto, maker's name ' William Flint, Charing- cross, No. 15,323;' an invisible green great Coat, double- breasted ; and four Sovereigns,—[ A/ e- tropolitan Police- office, November 1. | Stolen, on the 30ih ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. M'Lach- alan, watchmaker, 18, Upper East. Smithfield, an eight- day ma- hogany- cased Timepiece, with pendulum and chain, name of maker on the dial and on the movement ' M'Lachalan, Upper East Smithfield.' By a young Man, 5 feet 3 inches high, dress- ed in a blue coat and black hat.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November l. J Stolen, some time prior to the month of August last, from 28, Southampton- street, the property of Mr. Kemp, and Mr. Chambers, an octavo Volume, ' Craig and Phillips' Reports of the Court of Chancery;' and a ditto, ' Jacob's Reports ' of ditto. By a Lad 16 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, stout, fair hair and complexion, and respectably dressed.—[ Metropolitan Po- lice- office, Nov. 1.] Stolen, on the 28th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Walter Strieker, 6, Canonbury Park, Islington, six silver teaSpoons; two table Spoons; two table Spoons, marked ' W. J. S.;' two ditto ditto, marke*' 4 . f. H.;' a ditto ditto dessert, ' W. S.;' a ditto, ' F. S. ;' and four salt Spoons, marked ' W. J. S.'—[ Me- tropolitan Policc-' iffice, Nov. 1.] Stolen, on the night of the 27th ultimo, or early the follow ing morning, from the Store of Mr. Higgins, of Crockerton, 60lbs. of dip Candles, fourteen to the poundj; some of the wicks have four pieces of cotton in them, and others only three— In- formation to be given to the Superintendent of the Warminster Division, Wilts.—[ Buw- strect, November 1] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from thi Hjfrec of Mr. Acflen Street, 4, Victoria- place. Napier- street, Dovet^ gd, Newington, a dark green camlet Cloak ; a pair of fustian TrofSers; five yards of olive- coloured Cloth; a black Thibet Sllawl; a black silk ditto, with grey border; a black velveteen shooting Coat; a snuff- coloured great Coat; a cotton Shirt, marked ' S. No. 2.;' a red silk Handkerchief; and six yards of black twilled Lining. —[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from 6, Cirencester- place, the property of Mr. Clark, a Timepiece, on an alabaster stand, with four legs, about 9 inches high, with one of the hands broken off. —[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the afternoon of the 28th ultimo, or early the fol- lowing morning, from an unoccupied House in Medford- plaee, Tottenham- court- road, a tool Basket, containing two Saws, a pair of Pincers, a Gouge, a Screwdriver, a smoothing Plane, a Square, an Oil- stone, a Chisel, two Bradawls, three Gouges, and three Gimlets, all marked ' I. P.; ' a hand Saw, a Jacket, a Square, an Apron, and a Chisel, marked ' C. W. D.;' three Chisels; five Trowels; two Saws; and a fustian Jacket.—[ Me- tropolitan Police- office, November 1.] Stolen, on the 29th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Slater, Bridge- street, Mile- end- road, a silver tea Spoon, marked • P. S.;' a drab box Coat, four pockets, lined with drab; a pair of laven- ier- coloured Trousers; a light olive dress Coat, velvet collar; a double- bottomed silver Watch, maker's name ' Parnell, Boro' ;' four linen Shifts, marked ' S. B.;' a flannel Petticoat, marked B :' and thirty- nine pieces of copper Monies .—[ Metropolitan Police- office, November 1.1 Stolen, on the 27th ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. Purnell, watchmaker, 43, Seymour- street, Euston- square, a gold Watch, maker's name Manners, London, No 7542; a silver Watch, maker's name Thomas Restall, Tooting, No. 254 ; a ditto ditto, maker's name William Robb, Montrose, No. 419 ; a ditto ditto, A. M'Donald, [ London, No. 1593; a ditto ditto, No. 1937; a ditto hunting ditto; a ditto ditto, maker's name ' B Bennet, London, No. 27137; a ditto ditto, maker's name William Bax- ter, London, No. 6649, dial broken; a ditto ditto, double- bot- tomed lever, jewelled in eight holes; a ditto ditto, double- bot- tomed, jewelled in six holes, engine- turned, stops and seconds, No. 1275; a ditto ditto, vertical, stops and seconds, engine- i urned, double- bottomed No. 1535 ; a ditto ditto, double- bot tomed, No. 1589; a ditto ditto, double- bottomed, No. 1578; a ditto ditto, double - boltomed, engine - turned, maker's name Spink, London No. 3601; a ditto ditto, maker's name Alexan- der Cross, Dublin, No. 1585 ; a ditto vertical ditto, maker's name M. Hurst, London, No. 3870; a ditto hunting dittoj winds up in the face, maker's name John Ilanhan, No. 6281 ; and a tortoiseshell Watch, maker's name E. Barwick, Bungay, No. 1798. By a Man about 26 or 27 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, fair complexion, light red hair, and dressed in alight brown Chesterfield wrapper, dark trousers, black silk stock, and a hat.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, Oct. 30. J Stolen, on the 27th or 28th ultimo, from 2, Princess- court, Little fleorge- street, the property of Michael Cotter, a single- cased silver Watch, and a black silk Handkerchief, a woman's ( Dress, I3y a Female 18 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair, and dressed in a straw bonnet, and a spotted gown —[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 30. ] Found, on the 27ih ultimo, in the possession of a Man who is now in custody, a quantity of Horse- gear, consisting of three pair ot Blinders, two Collars with leather shanks, and a pair of cart Reins ; also, a dozen dessert Knives and Forks, with ivory handles, tipped with silver; supposed to be stolen.— Informa- tion to be given to John Brierly, police- officer, Wakefield.— j Bow- street, October 30.1 November 1. J , - i. POLICE GAZETTE 2875 Stolen, during the night of the 23rd ult., from the Dwell- ing- house of Mr Wm. Hoult, licensed victualler, of Ashby- de- la- Zouch, in the county of Leicester, a £ 5 Note of the Leicestershire Banking Company, signed ' J. Johnson of the Branch Bank, Ash- by, No. 4906 ;' a ditto, of Pare and Co.' s Banking Company, Leicester; and about £ 20 in gold and silver. Supposed by a Man of the following description, who slept at the house the same night: he is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light sandy hair, rather bald on front, and pockpitted; dressed in a green lappel coat with figured gilt buttons, plaid waistcoat, dark trousers, and Wellington boots.— Information to be given to the Chief Constable of the Leicestershire Constabulary, Police- office, Leicester.—[ Bow- strcet, Oct. 30. j Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from the ' George' livery- stables, New- road, Saint George's in the East, a cooper's Truck, fainted blue, with very low wheels, and without a handle.— Metropolitan Police- office, October 30.] Stolen, on the 27th ultimo, from 67, Torrington- square, the property of Mr. Smith, two silver table Spoons, with ' U. S.' in old English ; three salt Spoons, with ' H. S.' in old English ; a silver gravy Spoon, marked ' II C.' in gilt letters; a plain gold Ring ; a butter Knife, marked ' 11. S.'; a gold cameo King, Head of George the Fourth; a light tweed Chesterfield Wrapper; and a green dress Coat. By a Man about 30 years of age, 5 10 inches high, fair complexion, thin and large whiskers; dressed in a light Chesterfield wrapper and hati—[ Bow- street, Oct. 30. Stolen, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock P. M. of the 21st ultimo, from a Desk in the Parlour of Mrs. Jane Law- rence, 12, Golden- lane, City, a £ 40 Bank of England Note, number and date unknown ; a £ 10 ditto ; and about eleven So- vereigns in gold. By a Man about 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, stout, rather bald- headed, fresh complexion, walks very upright, and dressed in a dark frock coat, black waistcoat and trousers, and a black hat.— Information to be given at the Moor- lane Police- station.— \ Bow- slrect, October 28.] Description of a Watch found in the possession of a Woman who gave the name of SARAH COLE; and supposed to be stolen : a double- bottomed silver hunting Watch, seconds hands capptd aud jewelled, maker's name ' James Mackie, London, No. 1010.'— Information to be given to Inspector Spary, Moor- lane Station.—[ Bow- street, October 28.] Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. Hanton, 9, Museum- street, a brown painted Box, containing a pair of linen Sheets, a pair of linen Pillow- cases, two linen Petticoats, two linen Shifts, and two calico night Jackets, marked ' Great Queen- street, Charity Linen ;' two children's calico Bedgowns, a blue print Gown, two small Blankets, two ditto linen Shirts, a Testament, twelve diaper Napkins, and two small Caps, of checked muslin.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 28.] Stolen, on the 25th or 26th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Jewson, 14, Charlotte- row, Walworth- road, six silver tea Spoons, two marked ' J. M . S.,' three marked ' C. E. W.,' and one not mark ed ; a small blue frock Coat, aud 3s. 6d. in money,—[ Metropo- litan Police- office, October 28.] Found, in the possession of HENRY ORMEROD, the following property, supposed to have been stolen : a yard and a half of coarse brown Broadcloth; two yards and a half of dark grey trousers Cloth ; four yards and a hall' of coarse drab Cloth ; four pieces of black Waistcoatmg with white spots ; six pitces of printed- Saxony Waistcoating, with red and gretn flowers; two gross of shoemaker's Awls; two common ( sheep head) Clocks ; and < a large double- cased silver verge Watch, maker's name 1 J. Johnson, Liverpool, No. 1865,' a steel Chain, two brass Keys, and a small Shell attached. The Watch has been repaired at W. Crowther's, 13, Bull- green, Halifax. He is 42 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, swarthy complexion, light hair, light blue eyes, dressed in a blue frock coat, dark velveteen waistcoat with metal buttons, dark striped trousers, brown worsted stock- ings, black hat, and low shoes : is a travelling spoon- moulder, and lives in or near Todmorden.— Information to be given to Superintendent M'Cabe, Burnley.—[ Bow- street, October 28.] Lost or stolen, from the hind Boot of the ' Quicksilver ' Coach, between Gomeldon- gate and Salisbury, on the night of the 26th ultimo, a black Portmanteau, 3 feet long by 1 foot broad, containing forty Sovereigns; £ 6 in silver; a new suit of black Clothes; five Shirts; ten white Handkerchiefs; twelve lawn Collars; five pair of Stockings; four silk Handkerchiefs; a pair of scarlet fancy worked Slippers ; a rosewood Dressing- case. with two Razors; two pair of Scissors, two Knives; a Ledger, pattern Book, and Pattern of coffin Furniture ; the pro- perty of Mr. Thomas Copenhurst.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Wilts Constabulary, Salisbury, by whom a handsome Reward will be paid oil the recovery of the said pro- perty.—[ Bow- street, October 28. J Stolen, on the evening of the 22nd ultimo, or early the fol- lowing morning, from the ' Ben Jonson's Head' public- house, in Goodman's- yard, Whitechapel, the property of George Dun- bar, a pair of Trousers; a Valencia Waistcoat; a check Shirt; and three yards of Calico. By a Man 5 feet 5J inches high, and slightly pock- marked ; dressed in a black frock coat, black satin waistcoat with large figures, and shabby gossamer hat.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, October 27.] Stolen, on the 25th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Nelson, 37, Oxford- terrace, Paddiugton, an old silk Purse, containing £ 4 10s.—[ Metropolitan Poiicc- office, Oct. 27.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from Messrs. Blackhurne's Waggon, between Darlington aud Richmond, a Parcel di- rected to ' Messrs. Robson and Wood, Richmond.' List ol Goods missing from a Truss from Glasgow : twelve wool Hand- kerchiefs, 8id ; twelve ditto, 3s. 6d.; a Shawl, 3s. ; three black and white checked ditto, 8s.; three fancy checked ditto, 13s. 9d.; a striped ditto, 9s. 6d.; a dozen book Handkerchiefs, 8s, 3d. ; two pieces of white Leno, 4s. 6d.; a piece of white Book, 8s.; a piece of ditto, 9s. 6d.; a piece of ditto, 12s, ; a piece of mull ditto, 10s. 3d.; a piece of ditto, 12s ; and a piece of ditto, 13s. 6d.— Whoeves will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 10. Information to be given to Thomas Galliers, superintendent of police, Richmond, York- shire.—[ Bow- street, October 27.] Stolen, on the 21st or 22nd ultimo, from a Shop in Edin- burgh, a Box of Valenciennes Lace ; a ditto of Brussels Lace ; a ditto of thread Lace ; a ditto of edge Lace; a ditto of French Blonde; a ditto of black Lace; forty or fifty black lace Veils, real and imitation; a Box of babies' Robes; a ditto of babies' Frocks; a ditto of babies' Caps, cambric; a ditto of ladies' sewed Muslin; a ditto of Pelerines and Capes ; a ditto of lace ditto; a ditto of Collars ; a ditto of sewed muslin Collars; a ditto of children's lace Collars; a ditto of Cuffs, Lace, and sewed Muslin; part of six Boxes of cambric Handkerchiefs, black lace Shawls, Caps, Scarfs, & c.; and a Box of blonde Lappets.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 27.] Absconded, on the 24th ult, from 9, Meard's- court, Dean- street, Soho, a Man, stealing from his Sister- in- law, Margaret Souter, a Purse, containing six Ssvereigns. He is 22 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and eyes, thick lips ; has the appearance of a soldier, and has lately been dis- charged from ihe Royal Sappers and Miners ; he is branded with the letter ' D.' on the side; dressed in a dark green body coat, light waistcoat, black trousers, and has crape round his hat. It is supposed he will go to Glasgow, as his Father resides at No. 60, Vanner - street, in that city ; his Wife also resides in that neighbourhood.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 27.] Stopped, at Bndgewater, in the possession of a Woman who gave the naire of ELIZA HANSON, two old- fashioned silver table Spoons, marked ' M.;' two old pattern dessert Spoons, marked'H.;' and six fiddle- pattern table Forks, not marked ; supposed to be stolen.— Information to be given to John Hill, inspector of police, Bridgewater.—[ Bsiw- street, Oc- tober 27 ] Absconded from the employment of Mr. Holmes, on the 24th ultimo, a Lad, stealing £ 30 in silver. He is 15 years of age, tall, slight, lather sallow complexion, dark hair, and dress- ed in a fustian jacket and trousers, Wellington boots, and an olive cap.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, October 26.] Stolen, on the 23rd ultimo, from the Cart of John Wil- liams, of Chiselhurst, while passing Old Kent- road, the property of Mr. Rice, 30, Jermyn- street, Saint James's, twelve cotton and linen Shirts, seventeen silk Handkerchiefs, three Night- caps, four pair of Socks, six pair of Socks, four Tablecloths, nine Towels, four Dusters, seven Collars, two Books, three calico Shifts, a Nightgown, two Petticoats, and a Night- cap.— [ Metro- politan Police- office, Oct. 26.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the House of Mr, Tayler, 7, East- street, Walworth, a silver table Spoon, a pair of silver sugar Tongs, and a silver salt Spoon, maiked ' W. J. T.'— [ Metropolitan Police- ojjice, October 26 ] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the House of Mr, Hitley 7, Eltham- place, Foxley- road, Brixton, an invisible green Coal, with two pair of Gloves, and a silk Handkerchief in the pockets By a Lad 17 years of age, 5 feet 7 inelies high, in a round jacket and cap.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 26. [ Stopped, on MARGARET BROKER, when offering it for sale, and who stands remanded till the 31st ultimo, at Marl borough- street Police- court, a silver tea Spoon, crest a Dagger, initials ' C. F. B.' in German text; supposed to have been stolen — f Metropolitan Police- office, October 26. | Description of two Men, who are charged with the robbery of Malt, at Mr. Gully's, Kingston : THOMAS PARSONS, 38 or 40 years of age, 5 feet 7\ inches high, round- shouldered, and dressed in a velveteen jacket with pocket in the side, cord or fus tian trousers, black hat or cap, and shoes. THOMAS BAZELL, 38 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark hair and com- plexion, full whiskers, and dressed in a black hat, fustian jacket, cord bieeches and gaiters, and highlow shoes.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 26.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from 5, Park- street, Grosvenor- quare, the property of William Cranham, an old- fashioned gold Watch, very thick duplex movement, capped and jewelled, with steel hands—[ Metropolitan Police office, October 26.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from 6, Orcus- street, Portman- market, the property of Henry Smith, by a Female, a brown silk Dress; three linen Shifts, marked ' E. P.,' Nos. ' 2,' ' 4,' and ' 5;' a child's merino Dress; an old Shawl; a lace Cap; a Comb and Brush; and two linen Aprons, marked ' E. P., 4,' and ' 3.'— rMrtrovolitan Police- office, October 26.1 Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. Richardson, 225, Oxford- street, a tiding Saddle, nearly new, maker's name ' Richardson.'—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 26.] Stolen, on the 18ih ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. Allen, 85, Chiswell- street, St. Luke's, a coarse Bag, containing about seventy or eighty pounds of Coffee, marked ' 40 x 1 — 20.'— | Metropolitan Police- office, October 26.] Lost or stolen, from a Carriage, on the road between Dover [ and Folkstone, on the evening of the 16th ultimo, between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, a deal Box, containing the undermen- tioned articles: a rosewood dressing Case, brass bound, lined with crimson velvet, with a leather cover and strap : containing a gold Geneva Watch ; a gold rose Chain for ditto ; a gold filagree Brooch, Maltese manufacture, in the shape of a tie, with tassels; a gold Maltese filagree Cross ; a gold Maltese Cross, attached to a Pin, with tuiquoise ; a gold sapphire Ring; a Ring, v itli two diamonds and two emeralds; a small Maltese gold Chain, ol great, length, and a topaz Cross, in gold ; a topaz Brooch, in gold ; a pair of silver filagree Ear- rings; a Ball and Pin ; a silver But- terfly; a gold Ring, with coral cameo Heads; a gold Ring, with hair; a silver butter Knife ; a silver sugar Sifter; a pair of gold Ear- rings, inlaid with blue enamel; a seed coral Necklace ; two Necklaces of imitation seed pearls; a gold diamond Brooch ; a gold Ring, embossed. Also, a bottle Jack, new; a Thermometer; two black handled Knives and Forks; a mahogany knife Tray; sorns worsted work, round a Frame; a jar of Arrowroot; a pair of cloth Boots; a hearth Rug; a paper Parcel, containing Spices ; a bottle of cayenne Pepper; and several kitchen Cloths Any person who will give such information as may lead to the appre- hension of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, if stolen, shall receive a Reward of £ 10, on application at any ol ihe Police- stations, or to M. Correll, superintendent of police, Dover.—[ Metropolitan Police- off ce, October 26.] A LIST OF CONVICTS Supposed to have Escaped from the colony oj New South Wales, during the year 1842. 553. SLOGGETT, JOSEPH, tried at Exeter, March 1823, life, native of Stonehouse, shoemaker, 62 years of age, 5 feet 2i inches high, hair dark brown, eyes dark grey, pock pitted, scar on left side of neck. 591. SAXON, GEORGE, tried at Lancaster, 23rd August 1820, life, native of Chester, miller and mariner, 38 years of age, 5 feet 7\ inches high, complexion swarthy, hair reddish brown, eyes hazel, scar on upper lip, lost forefinger of right hand. 1137. SHEHAY, WILLIAM, tried at Monmouth Assizes, 22nd August 1829, life, native of Youghall, seaman, 36 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, complexion dark, hair black, eyes grey. 1151. SHAMBROOK, JOSHUA, tried at Hereford, 7th December 1829, life, native of Hatfield, Herts, ploughman, 52 years of age, 5 feet 4£ inches high, hair brown to grey, eyes blue. 1295. SERMON, JOB, tried at Gloucester Assizes, 21st August 1830, life, native of Chipping Camden, Gloucestershire, ploughman, 32 years of age, 5 feet 4| inches high, hair light brown, eyes grey, anchor Job S. inside of right arm. 1526. SMITH, JAMES, tried at Lancaster, 24th October 1831, fourteen years, native of Bolton, labourer and groom, 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 J inches high, complexion florid, hair durk brown, eyes brown. 1683. SMITH, JOHN SAMUEL, tried at SurreylQ. S., 18tli February 1833, fourteen years, native of Evesham, boot and shoe maker, 38 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes grey, slightly pockpitted. 1750. SCOTT, JAMES, tried at Lancaster ( Liverpool) Q. S., 7th January 1833, fourteen years, native of Dundee, clerk and warehouseman, 42 years of age, 6 feet li inch high, com- plexion fiesh, hair brown, eyes grey, the right arm has been broken. 182. SHAW, MARGARET, tried at Chester City Pleas of Crown Mote, 9th April 1830, life, native of Manchester, house servant, 35 years of age, 5 feet 1 inch high, complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel, small scar over right . eyebrow, T. D. on right arm, W. P. on left arm above elbow, 290. TAYLOR, HENRY, tried at Warwick, 26th July 1823, life, native of Coventry, watchmaker, 23 years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, hair brown, eyes blue, scar on left side of forehead, large mole on front of left shoulder, E. T. E G. hearts on left arm, crucifix on right arm. 350. THOMPSON, WILLIAM, alias GEORGE PHILLIPS, tried at Lancaster, 23rd March 1822, life, again convicted at Sussex, 20th December 1824, seven years, and Launceston, 28th January 1829, seven years, native of St. Alban's, bird- cage- maker, 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, hair dark brown, eyes dark brown, scar above wrist of right arm. 102. TAYLOR, WILLIAM, tried at Southampton. March 1819, seven years, Sydney Criminal Court, July 1822, life, and Hobart Town, 30th June 1831 .. life, native of Hampshire, farmer's labourer, 47 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, hair brown, eyes hazel. 1116. TURNBULL, JOHN, tried at Durham Q. S., 3rd April ; ( . . .. _ ' _ ' IBS/, seven ass Stolen, on the afternoon of the 23rd ultimo, from the House of Mr. Silk, 2, Brunswick- square, twelve silver tea Spoons, fiddle pattern ; five silver table Spoons, ' G. S.' on some and a Griffin's head ; a silver sugar Basin, old- fashioned, with shield for crest ; a double- bottomed gold Watch, by ' Barwise,' with enamel face, a little crack on the left corner over the figure 10, ' 11.731,' and ' 14,549,' scratched inside the case ; a mourning Ring, engraved ' Dr. Baxter, died 19th Sept., 1841 ;' a breast Pin, in the form of a Snake curling round a large pearl, the Snake set in diamonds; a breast Pin, consisting of a minute Portrait of a Lady, set round with diamonds, and suspended by two diamonds, links from a large diamond forming the top of the Pin, the whole secured by a small gold Chain, fastened by two small gold Pins ; a lady's cornelian Brooch, with a turquoise, ' Forget- me- not' in the centre; a dark olive beaver Chesterfield great Coat, with side pockets, in which were silk Handkerchiefs, dark brown coloui with reddish sp< ts, marked ' J. AS.'—[ Metropolitan Police- office, October 26.] Stolen, on the afternoon of the 22nd ultimo, from the Dwel- ling- house of John Hallett, of Symondsbury, near Bridpotr, Dorset, a silver ^ atcli. nearly new, ' No. 46,818,' dark- coloured dial- plate, with steel Chain and Key attached, the Key having a Lion's head thereon. Supposed by a Man dressed in a fustian jacket, dirty trousers, and without shoes.— Information to be given to John Hallett, of Symondsbury, or to Samuel II. Champ, superintendent of police, Bridport, Dorset,—] Bow- street, Octo- ber 25.] Stolen, on the 17th ultimo, from Mr. Groves, of the ' Stilt,' in the county of Salop, a silver table Spoon, marked ' W. C. G.'— Information to be given to Superintendent S, Surman, Bishop's Castle,—[ Bow- street, October 25. J years of age, 5 feet 7} inches high, complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes grey, keel of a vessel and J. T. on left arm. 2187. THUNDER, ALFRED, tried at Sussex Q. S., 2nd Ju ly 1840, fifteen years, native of Glen Lye, Sussex, ploughman and farm labourer, 30 years of age, 5 feet 6| inches high, com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes blue, lost first joint of fore- finger of left hand. 2443. THOMPSON, JOHN CHARLES, tried at Peter- borough S. of P., 21st October 1840, ten years, native of Castle Bromwich, pewteier, 29 years of age, 5 feet 10} inches high, oomp lexion fair, hair dark brown, eyes brown. ; 1149. THOMAS, WILLIAM, tried at the Central Criminal Court, 15th June 1810, ten years, native of Spitalfields, farm labourer, 19 yeais of age, 5 leet 2 inches high, complexion dark, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, J. on the right arm, scar on upper lip. 128 0. THOMPSON, JAMES, tiied at the Central Criminal Court, 6 th January 1840, ten years, native of the Borough, London, labourer, 26 years of age, 5 feet 6J inches high, com- plexion fresh, hair dark brown, eyes hazel, J. C. on left arm. 1032. TWEED, WILLIAM, tried at the Central Criminal Court, 24th October 1836, seven years, native of Whitechapel, French polisher, carpenter and labourer, 22 years of age, 5 feefc . i'i inches high, complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel. 1071. TURNER, JAMES, tried at the Central Criminal Court, 28th Novem ber 1836, life, native of Manchester, labourer, 24 years of age, 5 fe et 3£ inches high, complexion fresh, hair brown, eyes hazel. 175. THOMAS, EDWARD, tried at Stafford, Ijt March 1821, life, native of Birmingham, silver plated wire- worker, 34 years of age, hair brown, eyes light hazel, anchor on right arm, two scars on right cheek. 223. TAYLOR, JOHN, tried at Norfolk, 23rd March 1822, fourteen years, and Hobart S C., 5th December 1833, fourteen years, native of Old Burkenham, confectionery boy, 35 years of age, 5 feet G inches high, hair brown, eyes grey, small scar OK forehead, small scar on right side of nose, two cherubim A. H. I. T. on right arm. 484. TURNER, SAMUEL, tried at Nottingham, lst August 1829, life, native of Lincoln, grocer's apprentice, 28 years of age, 5 feet 7i inches high, hair brown, eyes grey. 530. TAYLOR, ROBERT, tried at Surrey, 7th December 1829, life, native of Hackering, carpenter, 30 years of age, 5 leet 1 inch high, hair dark brown, eyes dark brown, J. Wood G. II. M. K. R. H. S. H. H. G. anchor R. H. on the right arm, ring ou the middle finger of the right hand, anchor M. H. woman M. H « on left arm, five blue spots on the back of left hand. 502. TYRER, ROBERT, tried at Lancaster ( Liverpool) Q. S., 18th January 1830, life, native of Liverpool, farm labourer, 30 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, hair dark brown, eyes brown, R. T. J . T. S. M. heart on right arm. 671. T1LLETT, THOMAS, tried at Norfolk, 3rd January 1832, fourteen years, native of Norwich, groom, 47 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, complexion florid, hair light brown, eyes hazel. 29. UPTON, JAMES, fourteen years, labourer, native of Brighton, 30 years of age, 5 feet 2J inches high, complexion pale, hair dark brown, eyes dark blue, pockpitted, J. W. star anchor and cable II. M. below the elbow of ieft'arm, POLICE Cr A Zi E T T E. November 1, WAR OFFICE, November I, 1843. A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. OJrtr* NAME. t2406l John Sloane 2407 John Kirk 32408 John Shaw 32409 Thomas Dandy 32410 Charles Rason p24ll David Tracey 12412 John Page 32413 Edward Lingwood 32414 Luke Carty 32415 Dennis Lynch 82415 TARISH AND COCNTT WHERE BOBN. TRADE. I AGE 4lZ » . HAIR. KVESi 1 FACE | CQXT AND TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. 24tli Fodt 2( 4sh Foot 37th Foot 41st Foot 7 id Foot 74th Foot 85th Foot 14th Foot 24th Foot < 3d Foot i Kilmessan, Down Eckfield, York Rufford, Lancaster Ketton, Lincoln Ballyhooly, Cork E. Grinatead, Sussex Coventry, Warwick Stone PanyRoscom Kertmare, Kerry tailor miner engineer plumber labourer labourer labourer weaver labourer Shoemaker 21* 201 20 J 31 183 181 18 18| 24} 201 10 dk. brn fair brown brown fair hrown dark dk. brn 7 J'jbrown 7 It. brn, 32416 32417 32418 32419 ,^ 20 -. 2422 32423 am William Landles Henry Lucas William Roberts Edward Bates James Hockin Hugh Jackson John Allington Michael O'Dea William Brown 34425 William Lynn 6 th Dragoons 13th Lt. Grgs 2d lit. Scots F 8 th Foot 22d Foot 24th Foot 34th Foot 36th Foot 62d Foot 67th Foot • 3242?; George M'Farlane 52427 Edward Scully 52428 Robert Nunn 32429 Joseph Bates 3243C William Caisey 32431 Richard Johnson 02432 George V. Bentley 82433 James Glynn 32434 Donald M'Ennis 32435 Thomas Adams 30246 William Whittick 82436 Thomas Biggs • 32437 Thomas Ledsam • 32438 John Chapman V12439 John Ross 32440 Wm. Scholefield 32441 Stewart Adams 32442 James Hutton 32443 Samuel Foster : 32444! Thomas May Leith, Edinburgh carter Rumford, Middlesex! groom Yoxlty, Huntingdon! hrickmakr. Alliston, Warwick j silk weaver St. Just, Cornwall miner Ayr button- mk. Sheffield, York labourer Kilbraght is, Clare labourer Barndry, Lanark coach- pain Carmoney, Antrim labourer 67th Foot 70th Foot 70th Foot 73d Foot 82d Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. E. I C.' s Art, E. I. C.' s Art. Glasgow, Lanark Ballamorguard, Gal. St. Pancras, Middle. Stockton, Durham Tipperary StansteadAbb., Herts Berwick- upon- Tw'd. Ballinasloe, Galway Gorhals, Glasgow E. I. C.' s Art. St. Paul, Dublin flesher labourer tailor shoemaker labourer labourer clerk labourer dyer tailor 20} 23 35 201 18:! 20} • 29 1 201 19 21 __ 174 a l 101 114 io| 5i brown brown dark dk. brn black 71; It. brn. 10 brown 74 dk. brn 7 | sandy 6 I fair hazel grey grey brown grey grey dark hazel grey . grey sail. | regiifieiital fair sail, frsh. frsh. frsh. dark dark fair frsh. 19} 17 21 173 22 25 23} 25 201 6lst Foot 6 th Foot 6th Foot 7th Hussars 28lh Foot 29th Foot 44th Foot 44th Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E I. C.' s Art. 1 Newbold, Leicester Willenhall, Stafford Bedminster, Somers. Aberdeen Tildeslev, Lancaster Westchurch, Edinb. Dombo, Down Beeaton, Nottingham Manchester, Lancas. farmservnt. locksmith sawyer labourer silk weaver painter labourer servant labourer 32445 Henry Richardson 132446 George Devenport 32447 James Boyrne 32448 William Harbison 82449 William Kerns 82450 Callagh. Hamilton 32451 James Niell 82452 John Ferguson 32453 Michael Irving 32455 32457 ' 2458 32459 12463 32464 32477 32478! James Hayes John Sacks David Doyle James Gorman William Brown Patrick Ahern Dr. Thos. Dwyer Thomas Hill George Smith 324791 John Jones 32480 2d Bt. let Ft, 6th Foot 12th Foot 14th Foot 14th Foot 16th Foot 23d Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot Solihull, Warwick Kirkby, Derby Carlow Seago, Armagh Drumcree, Armagh Manchester, Lancas. Prescot, Lancaster Hamilton, Lanark Kilmadock, Perth Glasgow, Lanark g* 46th Foot 49th Foot 59th Feot 8th Foot 18th Foot 28th Foot 14tli Lt. Drgs. 17th Foot Northgate, Kent w. iciueiu, iork Mallow, Cork Clogber, King's Calton, Suffolk Castlebar, Mayo Dublin St. Ann, Dublin Monagban Deptford, Kent labourer fr.- wk.- kn. labourer weaver weaver shoemaker labourer weaver dresser moulder 5|. brown Sijdk. brrt 5} It. brn. 8 dk. brn 5j dk. brn 7 ! sandy 91 dk. brn 9j brown 7 Idark 8f brown blue hazol dark hazel grey grey hazel grey blue grey grey hazel dark grey grey hazel black grey hazel grey 20 § 194 214 22} 181 211 18 17 201; 5 28 5 5 6} dk. brn grey 5 91 brown hazel 5 9( It. brn. hazel 5 10 brown hazel 5 74 brown hazel 5 91 brown grey 5 5} brown blue 5 54 red hazel frsh. fair fair frsh dark frsh. Irsh. sail. frsh. fish. brown cloth ; w hite regimental bluejacket: white reg.; Oxford mixt smock- frock; fust, red shell; Oxf. mixt regimental shell; Oxford mixt. scarlet 5 blue stable jacket) blue reg. coat; dark shell; White red shell ; cloth regimental reg coat, j Oxf. grey reg. shell; Oxf'. grey blue Coat ; black It. drab ; Cord frsh. moleskin frsh. red fatigue ; black fair red fatigue ; black sail, red shell; white sail, red shell ; wliite rud white smock ; cord dark regimental frsh. velvet jackct; black dark blue; dark cloth fair grey coat; dark 30 Sent. 2 Oct, 2 Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 29 Sept. fi Oct. 6 Oct, 3 Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Oct. 11 Oct. 7 Oct, 7 Ocr. 10 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 Oct. 7 Oct. 10 Oct. 12 Oct. fi Oct. 6 Oct, 6 Oct. 10 Oct. 5 Oct. 3 Oct PLACE OF DESERTION. Glasgow Edinburgh Nottinghm. Canterbury Swansea Kinsale Sevenoaks Gosport I Glasgow i Casliel MARKS AND REMARKS. took the whole of his kit with him. recruit, attested, not intermediately approved".. des. off detachment; took part of his reg. nec.. 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. a mark on the shin; surgically inspected, took side- belt, and part of reg. nec.' lost four teeth ; scar on right cheek, took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. Leeds Brixton London Manchestr. Chatham Glasgow Liverpool Dublin Newcastle Belfast __ Glasgow Portsmouth Portsmouth Merthyr Loughrca London 12 Oct, I Lon Ion 1 Oct. I Gravcsend 11 Oct. ; Glasgow 11 Oct. London brown I black grey hazel sail. fish. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh fair sail. scarlet; blue scarlet; blue regimental fustian plain red shell; Oxf grey! 15 Oct. red shell; Oxf. grey 15 Oct. light jacket; drab 13 Oct. molsk. waist.; moles. 11 Oct. 110 Feb. ! 11 Oct. 11 Oct. 8 Oct. | 10 Oct. 9 Oct. took part of his reg. nee, and clothing, took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. recruit at drill; took side- belt. took be'. t, and plate. D.; 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. took side- belt, breast- plate, and all his reg. netr. attested, but not intermediately approved. not surgically inspected. intermediately approved. cut on left foot; took part of reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. 2nd des.; took bayonet- belt, and part of reg. nec. pockpitted; 2nd des.; took aide arm- belt, plate,& c^ attested, but not intermediately approved, des off march ; attested, des. on route to join ; attested. ' not surgically inspected, scar on right side of mouth; surgically approved. Tyr « emouthi Leeds Leeds scar between eyebrows. Dorchester punishment; took part of reg. nec. London attested and intermediately approved. Manchestr. attested, but not intermediately approved. Haslar apprehended at Wycombe. Haslar apprehended at Wycombe. Brentwood attested. Manchestr. surgically approved ; not attested. 19 204 20} 19 173 20 24 28 25} 20} brown dark 01 brewn 5| i brown 5+ It. brn. 8 j brown 9 I black black brown black dk. brn sail, dark dark hazel frsh. hazel hazel brown blue hazel blue grev sail. frsh. sail. dark dark fair dark coloured shell; Oxford mixt. regimental; black red fatig.; Oxf mixt. red fatig.; Oxf. mixt. plain baragan fustian shell jacket; black shell jacket; black 12 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 7 Oct. 7 Oct. 12 Oct. 12 Oct. 7 Oct. 9 Oct. 10 Oct. shoen clerk maker groom labourer whitesmith labourer harnes- mk. bootmaker saddler labourer 23} 5 61 18} 28} 22} 25 29 24 234 18 32481 33482 32483 32484 32485 32486 32487 32489 32490 32491 32432 32493 32494 32495 32406 32497 52498 32499 32500 George Baker Patrick Power Patrick Murphy Henry Brown James Wild John Carney Phillip Doyle Owen Ahern John Donelly John Cross Henry Adams Richard Bease John Haggan Thos. M'Dougall Thomas Patterson John Winter Patrick Stuart Thomas Watkins Robert Barron Jonah Smith 28th Foot 31st Foot 48 th Foot 44th Foot 47th Foot lst 60th Rifles 98th Foot 98 th Foot 52d Foot 57th Foot 89th Foot 89th Foot 89th Foot 89th Foot 8Pth Foot E. I. C.' s Art. 7th Hussars 3d Foot 6th Foot 23d Foot 325011 John M'Elroy 32502,' George Park 32503i Thomas Dowden 32504 William Parker 32505| Patrick Conroy 32506! James Ratcliffs 32507: James M'Kenzie 32508 Thos. Dalrymple 32509; Joseph Curran 32510 Peter Keenan 32511 Charles Barnes 32512 Alex. M'Kenzie 32513 John Willasy 32514 Thomas Hunter 32515 Henry Crook 32516 Thomas Harris 32517 Patrick Airly 32518 William Wright 32519 George Clark 32520 John Dickson 32521 32522 32523 32524 32525 32526 32527 30404 32528 3.529 32530 3253) 32532 32533 32534 32535 32536 32537 85th Foot 91st Foot 98th Foot 54th Foot lst Bt. 60thR. 65th Foot 67th Foot 72d Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. 15th Foot 67th Foot 67th Foot 70th Foot 99th Fcot 6th Foot 24th Foot 26th Foot 33d Foot 33d Foot Colchester, Essex Mulinavat, Kilkeny. Ballinora, Cork New ark, Nottingh m Oldham, Lancaster Elphin, Roscommon St. Luke, Dublin Balinoboy, Cork St. John, Dublin Glasgow, Lanark Grimdisburgh, > uff. Daventry, Northam Aughnacloy, Tyrone Bloomsbury, Middle. Downpatrick, Down Birr, King's Perth Highworth, Wilts Wigan, Lancaster Spalbury, Oxford Aughevey, Ferrnan. Ayr Monaghan Conge, Mayo St. Mary, Westmea, Leeda, York St. Ninian, Stirling Kilmarnock, Ayr Glasgow, Lanark Liverpool, Lancaster servant labourer labourer blacksmith collier labourer labourer labourer labourer cabinet- m. I84 19 19 17j 25 19 18 18 241 20 5| 6} 6} 101 74 84 8} 9 It. hrn. oiacl.. brown fair brown black dk. brn blue blauK grey grey grey grey grey dk. brn black It. brn. grey brown ! hazel light dk. brn fair brown black It. bin dk. brn It. brn. black brown cordwainer butcher labourer painter tailor labourer coach- pain slater smith labourer cooper weaver labourer clerk labourer labourer farm- servt. shoemaker baker 234 21 19} 20 j 21 26 21 17} 24} 17f 18} 18 24} 21 29 241 17J 19 24 20} 7| 6 9 71 dk. brn dk. brn dk. red black dk. brn dk. brn brown light brown fair blue hazel grey grey hazel grey blue grey hazel blue dk. brn grey brown brown grey blue hazel grey hazel grey red brown faii- lt. brn. 8ij dk. brn 61| dk. brn black It. brn, brown It. brn. St. Mary, Nottingin. Longford Liverpool, Lancaster Bedlington, Diuham Risborougli, Bucks Llangannor. Carmar. Kiltoo, Donegal Glasgow, Lanark Leeds, York Leeds, York stock.- wea. weaver labourer blacksmith labourer labourer labourer blacksmith cloth- dress. cloth- dress James Roach Edward Rourke John Brown Daniel Leahy William Martin George Diamond Wm. Buchanan Patrick Broadrick Howel Edwards Hugh Kenney John Malone John Cooke Christopher Fox Patrick Considine John Lappin Thomas M'Grath John M'Keon Daniel Stewart William Fleming Samuel Fitch 43d Foot 43d Foot 56th Foot 56th Foot J6th Foot 2d Bt. 60tb R 2d Bt. 60th R. 69 th Foot 75th Foot 92( 1 Foot _ 9th Foot 10th Foot 67th Foot 90th Foot 7th Fusiliers 37th Foot 45th Foot 65th Fott Roy. Murines I . " Marb'Ps I Kathmoie, W icklow i Kilbride, Wicklow ! Grain, Kilkenny Lisgolde, Cork Golmoy, Kilkenny Aughnahoy, Antrim Armagh Ballinakill, Gelway Aldgate, Middlesex Tron Church, Edinb. StTCatherine, Dubb Carraj/ h, Ki dhie Horse I.; « . p, Mullin. Tulla, Clare Arn agh Duugarvon, Waterf. Newry, Down Killing, Tyrone Wippinham, Hants Shenfield, Essex labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer weaver heckler tinker labourer labourer carpenter joiner labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer 34} 18 19 25} 24 241 221 21 17} 171 blue grey blue blue grey hazel grey grey hazel grey trsh. j blue jack.: rear- Hntfa 0- 11. oiue; drab frsh.' reg. shell; Oxf. mixt. frsh. i reg. coatee; black fair i coloured dark shell; Oxford grey sall. coatee; Oxf. mixt. dark black frsh. blue frsh.' plain clothes 11 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 9 Oct. 12 Oct. 12 Oct. 10 Oct. 12 Oct. 17 Oct. 11 Oct. Coventry Stockpoit 1. of Wight Armagh Armagh Manchestr. Liverpool Edinburgh Edinburgh Edinburgh Dublin Doncaster Athlonc Deal Coventry Bolton Chatham Dublin Maidstone Gravesend recruit, intermediately approved, took side- belt. took side- belt, and greater part of his reg. nec. 2nd des.; took part of reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. inspected, and approved. not surgically inspected. frsh. fish. frsh. fair sail. frah. frah. frsh dark frah red shell; Oxf. mixt. blue frieze; cord browr.; cord red shell; Oxf. mixt. coatee; Oxf. mixt. regimental green blue jacket; fustian blue; fustian blue baragan Irsh. fi' 8h. frsh. frsh frsh. sail. fair fair fair frsb. shell jacket; black shell jacket; black shell jacket-, black shell jacket; black shell jacket; black regimental regimental canvas fiock ; cord sheil; Oxford mixt. canvaa frock; cord 14 Oct. 12 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 Oct. 10 Oct. 13 Oct. 12 Oct. 17 Oct. 14 Oct. 4 Oct. 14 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. fair frsh. fair frah. frah. fair sail. frsh. sail. fair dk. bri! brown light brown brown fair It. brn fair It. brn dk. brn 251 5 21} 6 22 £ 184; 5 21}; 5 18 18 22 31} 19} 74; lair 0 ! dk. brn 0 brown 6 j dk. brn 81; brown 51 brown 6 ; It. brn. 8 ! dk. brn 61 It. brn. 10} brown grey blue hazel grey hazel grey hazel grey grey grey grey hazel grey grey grey grey grey dark frsh. pale frsh. fish, fair regimental bluejacket; fustian shell jack.; regiment, red shell; Oxf. mixt. green regimental moleskin black inolesk. coat; bara. regimental fustian red fatig.; regimentl. plain shelljack.; Oxf. mixt. frsh.! regimental fair fair fair trsh. frsh. frah. frsh. dark fair frsh. shell jacket; black blue smock; fustian blue coat; fustian 15 Oct. 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 11 Oct. 15 Oct. 8 Oct. 20 Oct. 15 Oct. 15 Oct. ') Oct. 12 Oct. 21 Oct. 16 Oct. 22 Oct. 18 Oct. 18 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 23 Oct. 23 Oct. 23 19 241 24 23 26 22 18} 24} 20* 1 It. blue frsh. grey i fair grey sail. dark 5 7} j dark I grey 5 91 browni hazel 5 911 brown hazel 5 9j dk. brn hazel 5 8. VI dk. brn dk. brn' sail. red shell; Oxf. mixt. red shell; Oxf. mixt. red fatig.; Oxf. mixt. red fatig.; Oxf. mixt. frieze; cord green green reg. coatee; cloth regimental; Oxf. m. white; reg. tartan 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 19 Oct. 27 Feb. 17 Oct. 19 Oct. officer's servant; took greater part of rej. nec. took greater part of reg. nec. fieckle 1 face; 3rd des.; took part of reg. nec. recruit, intermediately approved, took part of appointments, and nec. weak intellect; has served in 90th Foot, surgically inspected, not intermediately approved, took part of his reg. nec. cut over right cheek ; des. on route to join. Chatham ! took part of his rcg. nec. Kilkenny j sup. gone to Mulinuvat, or Knockmoylin. recruit, attested, not intermediately approved, took part of his reg. nec. weak intellect, pockpitted; took aide- belt. ; cut or acar on right side of neck; not inspected, speaka English badly; surgically inspected, i recruit, attested, and intermediately approved, recruit, attested, and intermediately approved, took part of his reg. nec. took part of his rcg. nee. D.; freckled ; 3rd des. ; took part of reg. nec. purchased a hat; sup. to be in plain clothea. purchased a hat; sup. in plain clothes; tk. all nec. atteaied. recruit; took part of reg. nec. attested, but not intermediately approved, burn on left arm; D.; 2nd dea'.; took aide- belt, attested, but not intermediately approved. Cork Gosport Chatham Dublin Dublin Cork Liverpool Liverpool Clonmel Clonmel Clonmel Clonmel Clomnel Brentwood Brighton London Stockport London two teeth broken on left side of upper jaw~ intermediately approved. front teeth out; released from Gaol. Naas Glasgow Brecon Dublin Edinburgh Manchestr. cast in both eyes ; 2nd des. Manchestr. changed his clothes. Glasgow i intermediately approved. Manchestr.| attested, but not intermediately approved. Liverpool I alias John Carrol; not surgically inspected. Dublin Manchestr. Burton Manchestr. Maidstone Stockport Paisley Edinburgh Halifax Halifax 8 black 811 brown 6| black 6} dark 71 It. brn, blue blue grey hazel ( grey black; moleskin frsh.! shell jacket; cloth dark red shell; Oxf. mixt. sail. I coloured lustian sail.; shell; Oxford mixt. fair ; regimental frsh. regimental fa: r undress uniform fish. sunk.- frock ; fi'Stian 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 22 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 18 Oct. 16 Oct. 7 Oct. 20 Oct. limerick Limerick Cork Coik Cork Bulterbet Bulterbet Ballinakill Plymouth Dundee Dublin Chatham Manchestr. Athlone Maccleafld Newcastle Cork Summerhl Hd.- quartr. corporal punishment.; releaaed from confinement- slightly pockpitted; dea. before clothed, attested, but not intermediately approved, took greater part of reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. D.; 2nd des.; took aide- belt, not surgically inspected. not surgically inspected. 2nd des.; took forage cap, aide- belt, and part nec. scar on left sliin j took forage cap, side- belt. & c. 2nd des.; took part of hia reg. nec. 2nd des.; took side- belt, breast- plate, and pt. nec, 2nd de8.; took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. deserted off furlough D. D.; 4th des. D.; 2nd des.; took part of reg. nec. two cuts on head ; 2nd des.; approved, large mouth, and hangs under lip. LOUBOM : Fr\ r, t( 4 and Published ( by ftotl; « Ug) by Mills and Son, 11, Crane- court, Fleet- street, old- looking; 2nd des.; took greater part of nec, took part of his reg. nec. attested, but not intermediately approved. D.; 2nd des.; took part of hia reg. nec. ' D.; 2nd des.; took greater part of reg. nec. deserted off march. Portsmouth division. Brentwnnd Chatham div.: recruit, not surgically examined.