POLICE I s • i I ' - ff PUTU^ ETI GAZETTE 9 ^ TITDORTTG* / CONTAINING TAe tubstance 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 Accom- 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 minnte description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 817. MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1844. 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INFORMATIONS. of the Box an imitation of Shipping — Information to be given to Mr. Harrison, 62, Farringdon- street, or to the Station- house, West Smithfield.— 1 Bow- street, June 11.] Stolen, on the 3th instant, from the Person of Ellen Bur- rell, 9 years of age, of No. 27, Mile end- road, the property of Mrs. Burrell, two dama; k Tablecloths, one marked ' Clarke,' the other ' Midwife; ' a night £ hirt, marked ' Clarke; ' tw6 Shifts; three damask Towels ; and three pair of worsted Siock- ings. By a woman about 25 years of age, short, and dressed in a velvet bonnet, an old Ijght shawl, and light cotton gown.— [. Metropolitan Police- office, June 11.] Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Person of Mrs. Hardy, 40, Albermarle- street, while in Covent- garden- market, a black silk Purse, with steel rings, containing a £ 10 Bank of England Note, a £ 5 ditto, three Sovereigns, and 4s or 5s.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11.] Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the Person of Captain Rich- ardson, 6, Cecil- street, Strand, while at Ascot Races, a small double- bottomed gold Watch, with a Trinchinopoiy Ring attached — f Metropolitan Police- office, June 10. | Stolen, at 6 o'clock on the evening of the 6th instant, from a Gentleman at Liverpool, a gold Geneva Watch, small size, enamelled dial, no maker's name or number, a small dinge on the outer case, with a small gold Chain, and nag's- head Seal- key with plain red cornelian stone attached.—.£ 2 Reward will be paid to any person who shall give sucti information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of ihe property, on application to the Commissioner of Police, High- street, Liverpool.—[ Bow- street, June 10. J ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the night of the 6th instant, some evil- disposed Person or Persons, wilfully and maliciously set Fire to some Stacks, be- longing to Mr. George Jackson, of Bole, in the county of Notts — A Reward of £ 50 will be paid on the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders, by the Yorkshire Fire and Life Insurance Company to any person who will give such m- Jormation as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to T. W. Holmes, superintendent of Notts constabulary, East Retford Station.—] Brno- street, June 14. ( ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen, on the 12th instant, from the Person of Geo. Brown, gardener, residing at Newton Don, in the county of Roxburgh, N. B., about 20s. in silver monies ; and a silver Watch, maker's name ' D. Edmonds, Liverpool, No. 9787,' figured dial, has one of the hands broken, with a bright steel Chain, and common brass Key attached.— Information to be given to William Cleav- er, superintendent of counly police, Jedburgh, or to David Armstrong, police- officer, Station, Kelso.— [ Bow- street. June 17.1 On the eveninz of the 8th instant, Mr. John Hummel, watch and clock manufacturer, of New- street, Worcester, was stopped • on the Turnpike- road leading from Stow to Tewkesbury, near the ' Hob- nails Inn,' in the county of Worcester, by two Men, who robbed him of nine Sovereigns, and two Half- sovereigns. One of the men had on a smock frock, and a low- crowned hat; about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, and about 30 years of age. The other had on a dark round jacket, and a cap with a boss of ribbons on it, such as navigators wear; about 25 years of age, and about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high.— Information to be given to the said Mi. Hummel, or to Richard Dance, sergeant of police, Beckford Station, Gloucestershire.—] Bow- street, June 17. | Stolen, from the Person of B. Cohen, Esq., on Moulsey Race- course, a Russian platina snuff Box, a coat of arms at top, with ' All for the best,' and ' B. Cohen' engraved at bottom.— f Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.] Stolen, on the 13th instant, from the Person of a Gentleman, » t the Hampton Race- course ( Mr. J. E. Jones, 13, Bruton- street, Berkeley- square), an old Pocket- book, containing a £ 10 Bank of England Note, and three £ 5 ditto ; ' Blackthrop' writ- ten on the Pocket- book.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 15.] silk Waistcoat, with large flowers and roll collar; a pair of men's drab Trousers, with small light stripes, some darns in the leg ; and a purple silk Neckerchief. A shirt, marked ' W. Bryant,' was left by the offender in the house — Also, on the 31st. ultimo, the Dwelling- house of Daniel Bridgman, of Kingsclere, was en- tered, and the following articles stolen therein, viz. i a pair of men's Half- boots, the right one mended behind, the other broken behind, and the bottom lace- hole broken out; a black beaver Hat; a pair of men's cord Trousers, broad cord, and lined; a velveteen shooting Jacket, with one pocket inside; a roll- collar buff Waistcoat; and a coloured pocket Handkerchief. A pair of soldier's Half- boots was left behind by the offender.— Infor- mation to be given to David Harvey, superintendent of Hants rural police, Kingsclere, Hants.—[ Bow- street, June 7.) On the night of the 4th instant, Lesbury House was burgla- riously entered, and a number of articles stolen therefrom, amongst which were the following: live silver tea Spoons, with a pattern on the top, and initials ' E. T.' underneath; five small silver Spoons, marked ' E. T.;' four silver table Spoons, initials ' E. T. i' two salt Spoons, same mark ; a pair of Snuffers and Tray, plated ; two German silver dessert Spoons; a German- silver Coffee- pot and Tea- pot; a Writing- desk, containing Paper, Letters, and a number of visiting Cards ; a Hat; and a pair of strong Shoes.— A Reward of £ 10 will be paid by the Lesbury Association for the Prosecution of Felons ; and a further Reward of £ 20 by Ed- ward Thew, junr., Esq., or William Hogg, police- officer, Aln- wick, Northumberland, to any person who will give such infor- mation as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, fBow- street, June 7.] Stolen, on the 13th instant, from the Person of Mr. J. Rigg, 36, Brompton- row, while at Moulsey Hurst Races, an oUl- fashioned engine - turned silver hunting Watch, with the dial broken near the figure.—[ Metropolitan Police office, June 15. J Stolen, on the 11th instant, from the Person of Mr. Tilliard, of 3, Plouden- buildings, Temple, a gold Geneva Watch, name on the face ' II. Capt. Geneva, No. 11540,' with small gold Chain, and brequet Chain attached. Supposed by a Cab- man, who took up a fare in the Ilay- market and set down in Fleet- street.— I Metropolitan Police office, June 14. Stolen, on tbe 11th instant, from the Person of Mrs. Mary Needham, of the Black Dog beer- shop King's road, Chelsea, two Notes of the Bank of England, for £ 5. each, one numbered ' 97624;' a Note of Hand for £ 2. 10s., payable at the Admiralty, sixty seven Sovereigns and a Half- sovereign.— Supposed by a Man 5feet 6 inches high, dark hair, round face, dressed in a dark surtout coat, and drab trousers.—[ Metropolitan Police office, June 13. J Lost or stolen, on the evening of the 9th instant, from the Person of a Gentleman, between Charterhouse- square, and Far ringdon- street, via Long- lane, Smithfield, and Snow- hill, a Rus- sian platina gilt Snuff- box, on the lid of which was tbe represen- tation of a Circassian Castle, with chased edges, and on the back HOUSE- BREAKING. On the 9th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Isaac Purser, of Newton, in the parish of Ashchurch, in the county of Gloucester, was burglariously broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: two gold Rings; a silver Ring set with stone ; two silver Studs; a silver shirt Button; a copper two- penny Piece; a coloured silk Handkerchief; and a double- breasted black Waistcoat.— W hoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of tile offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward. Informaiion to be given to the said Mr. Isaac Purser, or to Richard Dance, sergeant of police, Beckford Station, Gloucestershire.—[ Bow- street, June 17 ] On the 14th instant, Ihe Dwelling- house of John Lloyd, Shawbury, was feloniously broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: a calico Shirt stained on the collar; a cloth Shirt; a dark Shawl; a black Handkerchief; a pair of quarter Boots ; and a loaf of Bread. Supposed by a Man about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, and 22 years of age ; dressed in a dirty smock- frock, who was seen going in the dire tion of Shrewsbury. — Information to be given to J. M. Shearbrooke, police- officer, Wem, Salop Constabulary.—| Bow- street, June 17. J On the 9th instant, the Dwelling- house, of Thomas Cliffe, shoemaker at Ilinderton, near Neston, Cheshire, was feloniously broken and entered, and an engine- turned patent lever silver Watch,' No. 102,' maker's name,' J. A. Moss, Liverpool,' and marked with ink inside the outer case, stolen therefrom.— Infor- mation to be given to George Palmer, special high constable, Town- hall, Birkenhead, Cheshire.—] bow- street, June 11.] On the night of the 6th instant, the Dwelling- house of William Robins, of Potter's Crouch, near St. Alban's, was felo- niously entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: a £ 10 Bank of England Note, number not known ; lour Sove- reigns ; a calico Shirt, marked ' W. R. ;' two linen Sheets, maiked ' W. R. ;' a Blanket; and a Razor wiih black handle.— Information to be given to the Inspector of Police, Watford, or to the Inspector o( Police, Hempstead, Herts— Bow- street, June 10.] On the afternoon of the 8th instant, between the hours of 4 and 5 o'clock, the Premises of Sir Edward Tucker, K. C. B., was burglariously entered, in the palish of Wickham, and the follow- ing articles feloniously stolen therefrom, out of the butler's Pantry, viz.: a silver soup Ladle, a gravy Spoon, twelve table Spoons, six ditto Forks, six dessert Spoons, six tea Spoons, four egg Spoons, a salt Spoon, a fish Slice, a butter Knife, a pair of sugar Tongs, two sauce Ladles, a sugar Sifter, and a diaper Towel marked ' E. T. U. 12.' The above articles are of a fiddle pattern, double- ribbed round the edge, with crest a Hand and Dart. Supposed by a Man named JAMES MARTIN, who has been a servant some years past to Sir Edward Tucker, as a butler lie is a native of Millbrook, in the county of Hants, 40 years ol age, 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, pale complexion, dark eyes, daik hair and whiskers, slender made, stoops when walking, and is rather lame of the left foot, having a swelling on the inside of the ankle- bone; he was dressed when last seen in a shabby black dress coat and trousers, arid black hat. He is supposed to have made his way across the country for London, with the said stolen property in his possession.— A Reward of £ l0 will be paid o: i his apprehension and comiction and recovery of the property. Information to ba given to Superintendent C. Van Santen, Hants County Police- sta. ion, Fareham, who holds a warrant for the said JAMES MARTIN'S apprehension.—[ Bow- street, June 10.] On the 23rd ultimo, the Dwelling- house of Charles Mat- tingly, of Kingsclere, Hants, was broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therein, viz. : two silver Watches, one has a small piece broken out of the glass, near the figures 5 and 6, and the bows of both are broken; an infant's white Frock, Willi Robe ; two infant's Caps, one net, the other muslin ; two women's net Caps; a pair of men's cord Trousers, lined with twill; a wedding Ring; and a calico Sheet, nearly new. The offenders left a pair of marine's woollen Trousers in the house.— On the 27th ultimo, the Dwelling- house of John Ilawes of Woolverton, was also entered, and the following articles stolen therein, viz. : a black beaver Hat, with a piece of drab cloth under the leather lining; two calico fshirts, linen fronts end wristbands, marked ' I, H.,' Nos, ' 5/ and ' 6j' a Wack HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. The Horse advertised as stolen on the night of the 5th inst., from the Brown Clee hill, parish of Cleobury North, the property of Thomas Blunt Collins, has been found and restored to the owner, and the offender committed to the Assizes for trial.—[ Bow- street, June 17,] The two Horses advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 14th instant, as stolen or stiayed from Mr. Bammon's, of Leigh, Essex, have been recovered and restored to the owner.—[ Bow- street, June 17 ] Stolen, from a Field near Lynn, on the night of the 11th instant, a Mare Ass, colour Dark Blown, 2 years eld, clipped about the neck, and has a spot on the off shoulder about the size of a shilling, where the hair has been rubbed off.— Information to le given to J. Woods, superintendent of police, Lynn, Norfolk. —[ Bow- street, June 17.] Stolen, on the night of the 13th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Close at Saltfieetby St. Peter's, adjoining Fishmere Gate, three fat Ewes, washed but not clipped, they are branded ' F. C.' on the rump, and have a piece cut out of the far ear; the properly of Frederick Chaplin, Esq.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of Twenty- five Guineas Irom the said Mr. Chaplin, and a further Reward of Ten Guiueas from the Louth Association for the Pro- secution of Felons. Information to be given to John Campbell, superintendent of police, Louth.—| Bow- street, June 17.] Stolen cr strayed, a Dark Brown Mare, the property of Mr. James Priest, blacksmith, Woodford. She is about 14 hands high, with bushy switch tail, black legs, lately trimmed, two white spots on the near side, and a cut on the inside of the near hind foot. Was kst seen on the 25th ultimo.—[ Bow- street, June 17.] Stolen or strayed, from off Qua Fen Common, a Black Pony, aged, with white saddle- marks, right eye out, knees just, chipped, switch tail, clean legs, and stands about 13 hands high, — It strayed, whoever will bring the same to Joseph Faulks, of Soham, shall be rewarded for their trouble.—| Bow- street, June 17.] Stolen or strayed, late on the evening of the 31st ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Field at St. Alger's Farm, in the parish of Frome, a Black Nag Horse rigdill, 8 years old, about 14 hands high, with one white leg behind, a little while on the near fore fool, and a small bit of hair off the near pin.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the ap- prehension of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward ; and if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be piid, on applica- tion to James Parrot, of St. Alger's Farm, Somerset.—[ P, ow- street, June 17,] Stolen or strayed, from a Piece of waste Land at Wear, near Cross, Somerset, on thenight of ihe 1st inst., or early the following morning, a Light Brown Mare, 5, years old, 14 hands high, with black legs, mane and tail, has a small white star in the forehead, and the off knee broken.— If stolen, £ 5 Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Mare; and if strayed, £ l Reward will be paid, on application to Mr. George \\ ills, the owner, ' Spread Eagle,' ai Wear. Infor- mation to be given to J. Hill, inspector of police, Bridgwater.— [ Bow- street, June 17.] The Pony stolen from Duxmore, near Ludlow, as advertised in the ' Police. Gazette' of the 10th instant, has been restored to the owner.— [ Bow- street, June 17.] Description of a Man who hired a Horse and Stanhope of Mr. R. Herring, livery . stable- keeper, Northumberland street, on thel2. h instant: he is about 30 years of age, fair, h s a north country dialect, dressed in a dark frock coat and trousers. The lierie is a Bright Chesnut, about 15 hands high, with a white ttUze down the face, and square tail. The Stanhope is painled gieen, picked out with drab, drab lining, and the off shaft po. nt- ed inwards.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.] On the night of the 15th inst nt, a Ewe Sheep was Slaugh- tered in the parish of Widdington, Essex, and the greater pan of the carcase carried away.— Whoe\ er will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward, on application t? Mr. 3266 POLICE GAZETTE. June 17. Joseph Living, farmer, or to J. S. Clarke, superintendent, Essex county constabulary, Newport.—[ Bow- street, June 17.[ Stolen, from a Field near Welshpool, late on the 5th inst., < or < arly the following morning, a Bright Bay Hack Mare, about 15 hands high, aged, fired on her two hind hocks which are thieR. rather long tail, and is in the habit of continually switching it.— Any perscn who will give such information as will lead to the discovery of the above Mare, and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Three Guineas Reward Information to be given to Mr. Andrew, cabinet maker, High- street, Welshpool, the owner of the Mare, or to the Police- of- ficers, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.—| Bow- street, June 17, | Stolen or strayed, from a Field in the occupation of Mr. Alexander Hughes, of Pentre David, in the parish of Selatyn, on the night of the 14th instant, or early the following morn ing, a Brown Cart Horse, aged, 15 hands high switch tail, and has a white star on the forehead. Also, a Dark Brown Cart Mare, aged, about 15 hands high, two hind feet white, and one fore foot white, a white stripe down the face, and marked on the shoulder.— If stolen, whoever will give such information to Luke Edwards, County Constabulary, Oswestry, as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction . of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 5 fiom the said Mr. Hughes ; and if stray- ed, a handsome Reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid, on the restoration of the same.— I Bow- street, June 17. j Stolen or strayed, from Westow, in the county of Herts, a " Black Colt, of the cart breed, 2 years old, with blaze down the forehead, the two hind heels white, the off fore foot white, shoTt ears, long tail, and without shoes.— Information to be given to Inspector Good, rural police, Stevenage, Herts.—| Bow- street, June 15.] Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 2nd instant, from off ai Mountain, near Pontywain, Glamorganshire, a Black Mare Pony, 3 years old, white down the forehead, white snip on the nose, long tail, about 11 hands high; the property of William Evan David, of the ' Victoria' public- house, Rhymney.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Mare, shall be handsomely rewarded ; and if strayed, all reasonable ex- penses will be paid on the restoration of the same, on application to William Evan David aforesaid, or at the Rhymney Police- station.—| bow- street, June 15, J Stolen or strayed, from a Field near the Wheat- sheaf Ban Bowling, on the 11th instant, a Brown Pony, 2 years old, four black legs, a long bushy tail, and 12J hands high.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, shall have all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Mr. W. Brigg, of Bowling aforesaid. -[ Bow- street June 15.] Stolen, on the night of the 11th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field at Risca, Monmouthshire, a Black Mare, of the cart breed, 5 years old, has a small white spot in the forehead, the off'side of the jaw is swollen, has a small wound under the jaw, and a long switch tail ; the property of William Jones, of Risca.— Information to be given to Mr. E. Hopkins, superintendent of police, Newport, Monmouthshire.— [ Bow- street, June 15. | Stolen, on the 10th instant, from Spark Brook, a Bay Mare> about 14$ hands high, rising 7 years old, with dark legs, switch fail, and neck rather short.— Information to be given to Mr. Whitworth, ' Angel Inn,' Spark Brook, or to Mr. Phillipps, Mole street, Stratford- road—] Metropolitan Police- office, June 15.] Found, on Headley Heath, Surrey, a powerful Dark Brown Gelding, about 15 hands high, and aged : supposed to have been stolen.— Application to be made at the Police station, Epsom.— I Bow- street, June 14.] Stolen, from a Field at South Elmsall, between Doncaster and Wakefield, on rhe night of the 12th instant, a Bay Mare, the property of Mr. George Goldthorpe, of Shipley, near Hud- dersfield, clothier; she is 7 years old, 15 hands high, black legs, star on the forehead, a sand crack in near fore- foot, half- bred, and in good condition.— A Reward of Five Guineas will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or of- fenders, on application to the said owner. Information to be given to W. Etches, chief constable, Doncaster.—| Bow- street, June 14.] Stolen or strayed, from a piece of Ground at Spark Brook, on the night of the 10th instant, or early the following morning, a Bay Mare, about 14j hands high, rising 7 years old, with dark legs, switch tail, and rather short neck.—£ 5 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the said Mare, on application to Mr. Whitworth, ' Angel Inn,' Spark Brook, or to Mr. Phillips, corner of Mole- street, Stratford- road.—[ Bow- street, June 14. | Stolen or strayed, from a Field near Rhymuey, a Black Horse, about 15 hands high, 6 years old, with a small white star in the forehead, switch tail, and little white on the near hind leg : also, a Black Mare, about 13 hands high, with white face, a burnt mark on the hind quarter, and two or three white spots on the back : also, a Brown Horse, about 15 hands high, a small white star on the forehead, and small switch tail.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive Two Guineas Reward, on application to Thomas Griffiths, police- officer, Tredegar Iron Works, Mon- monthshire.—[ Bow- street, June 14 ] Stolen, on the 6th ultimo, from Waterend, Oxon, a Dark Brown Mare, about 14 hands high, coming 5 years old, star in the forehead, the off hind foot white, long tail, rather bare of flesh, and has the letter ' S.' branded on the near shoulder. —£ 3 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Richard Hailey, high constable, or to John Hailey, constable, Chipping Wycombe, Bucks.—[ Bow- street, June 12.] Stolen or strayed, from a Field, belonging to Mr. W. Carter, at Cowplain, in the parish of Catherington, a dark brown gelding, aged, about 14 hands high, blind of the near eye, marked on the back with the saddle, broken knees, sprig tail, and goes rather wide behind when trotting.— Information to be given to George Holloway, superintendent of the Hants rural police, Petersfield division.—\ Bow- street, June 12. J muel House.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the restoration of the said Colt and the apprehension of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward, on application to the said Mr. Samuel House, of Stanton Drew.— [ Bow- street June 10 ] Stolen, from a Field between Dunnington and Todwick, near Worksop, in the county of York, on the night of the 4th instant, or early the following morning, a Yellow Bay Cart Colt, about 15 hands high, 3 years old, white face, white hind feet, and had no shoes on behind ; the property of Mr. Sampson, of Dunning- ton, by whom a Reward of £ 5 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders.—[ Bow street, June 10.1 LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Description of MARY ANN ALDER, charged with steal- ing on the morning of the 21st ultimo, from Stroud, the follow- ing property, viz. : five Sovereigns ; four Half- crowns ; a very rich black Thibet Shawl, with deep fancy fringe ; a pair of black cloth Boots, galoshed front and back ; a pair of women's Draw- efs ; a Skirt; a pair of cotton Stockings; and a pair of drab colour silk Gloves, & e. She is a single Woman, about 16 years of age, low sized, stout, rather pale looking, very dark brown hair ( which is not long), and dark eyes ; wore a white straw bonnet with pink and while ribbon, cap with green ribbon border, and a black cotton gown : site is supposed to be wearing the stolen clothes.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Po- lice, Stroud, Gloucestershire.—\ Bou- street, June 17.] A Man, calling and signifying himself JAMES WARTERS abiconded from the service of Lieutenant Ward, of the 11th Hussars, Dublin, on the 3rd instant, stealing a gold chased Cup, stamped and marked ' L C.;' a gold Watch, worn, with Trin- chinopoly Chain, with gold Fox's head, forming a watch Key, and Seal, engraved with crest a Stag's head and Coronet on a blood stone, and attached to the long Chain by a small one ; a diamond Pin, bird's Claw holding the diamond ; a gold Pencil- case, chased, stamped ' Mordaunt and Co.' outside; a plain bloodstone Seal ; a silver Pin, horse- shoe, set in Irish bog- wood ; a gold seal Ring, coat of arms, without crest; a silver Bit, for fastening coat; six Waistcoats, viz., a tartan plaid satin, a white silk embroidered in gold thread, two white dress, a washing buff with blue spots, and a fancy light blue flowered ; a pair of la- vender Trousers; two pair of white ditto; a pair of black cloth ditto; a black satin Scarf; a black satin ditto, embroidered in orange floss silk; a black satin Cravat, embroidered in gold, and gold flowers ; a green silk pocket Handkerchief, with white spots ; a white brocaded ditto, with lilac- striped border, marked with red cotton ' T. H. W.;' a pair of plain white silk Socks ; a fine long cloth night Shirt, new, marked ' Ward 44 also, two 30s. Notes, of the Bank of Ireland. JAMES WARTERS is sup- posed to know a Mrs. Gascoigne, c f Manchester, whose husband is a pensioner. WARTERS said he was a member of the Odd Fellows' Club of Manchester : he is about 5 feet 7 inches high, dark hair, sallow complexion, bushy whiskers, has a scar on the right cheek, high- shouldered, and has a shuffling walk ; h id on when he left, a dark blue livery footman's coat, with brass crest buttons ( Stag's head and Coronet) ; he is supposed to have left Dublin by the Drogheda Railway, and thence by steam to England. —£ 10 Reward will be paid by the said Lieutenant Ward on the apprehension of the said offender.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 141 Absconded, on the 5th instant, JOHN GOULD, a gun- room steward, from on board H. M. War Steamer ' Stromboli,' now in the Roadstead of Galway, stealing the sum of £ 17 15s., the property of Lieutenant George Clarke, of the same Ship. The said J NO. GOULD is 25$ years of age, 5 feet 3 inches high, pale, grey hair, blue eyes, and has a fresh cut on one of his lips ; dressed in a blue cloth cap, blue jacket, and light coloured cloth trousers. He is a native of Woolwich, Kent, and was accompanied by BENJAMIN BAILEY, who is 25 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, slight, dark complexion, and brown hair ; dressed in a black hat, pilot top coat, blue trousers, and is a native of Wool- wich, Kent.—[ Metropolitan Police office, June 12J FELONIES Not otherwise described. On the night of the 13th instant, the Parish Church at Everley, was broken open, and the following property stolen therein, viz, : a Bible and Prayer- book ( in a case), bound with dark green morocco, name written inside ' Emma Annatta Ast- ley;' a Bible with dark cover, name written inside ' Francis Astley;' four Bibles, marked on the outside 1 Society for Pro- moting Christian Knowledge,' and written on the inside * Ever- ley Church, 1844;' six Prayer- books, marked on the outsid » ' Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge,' and written on the inside ' Everley Church, 1844 ;' and a Prayer- book, written on the inside ' W. Waterman,' with dark- coloured cover.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the disco- very of the offender oi offenders, shall be handsomely rewarded, information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Pewsey, Wilts.—[ Bow- street, June 17.] FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained, under fahe pretences, on the 10th instant, from Mary Warner, King's street, Hammersmith, a Horse and Cart. The Horse is aged, about 15J hands high, brown colour, both knees broken, the skin rubbed off the right side by the shaft of the cart. The Cart painted green, picked out with black, and ' Mary Warner, basket- maker, King- street, Hammersmith,' pain- ted on aboard which was screwed on the side over the wheel.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 13. | Obtained under false pretences, on the 8th instant, from Mr. Manning, green- grocer, 4, Blue Cross- street, Leicester- square, a spring Truck, painted dark- green, picked out with black, red wheels, and lets down back and front. By a Man 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, and brown hair, dressed in dark clothes.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11.] Obtained, under false pretences, on the 8th instant, from Mr. Rutty, 2, South Wharf, Paddington, 2000 Bricks. By a Man about 35 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, and fair complexion; dressed as a bricklayer—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] her a « e, fair complexion, and small face ; dressed in a dark shawl and dress, no bonnet; she stated she came from Mr. Harris, grocer, 124, Edgeware- road.— [ Metropolitan Police - office, June MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS, Escaped from the custody of a Police constable, on the 13th instant, while conveying himjto Salop Gaol, to undergo a sentence of two months'imprisonment for Poaching, GEORGE JORDAN. He is about 23 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh Com- plexion, and light brown hair; was dressed in a duty moleskin jacket and trousers, and an old beaver hat. He had on LIIS fight wrist when he escaped a pair of handcuffs, numbered ' 33.' lie is a labourer of dirty appeatance, and a native of the Clee Hills, Salop. — Information to be given at the Chief Constable's- office, Shrewsbury, or to Andrew Gordon, Salop constabulary, Broiri- field, near Ludlow.—[ Bow- street, June 17.] Further particulars respecting the Man who absconded from Newtown, at the time JACKSON was apprehended, and advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 10th ultimo. His name is HENRY HOLLAND,— it is supposed that he and JACK- SON ( who has given a fictitious name) belong to Birmingham or the neighbourhood, and have been guilty of similar offences else- where.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Newtown, Montgomeryshire.— j Bow- street, June 17 ] RALPH COOPER, who escaped out of the Lock- ups at Congleton, and advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 24th ultimo, has been apprehended and committed for tHal.—[ Bow street, June 17.] A Man named ABRAHAM FARRAR was apprehended by the Notts Constabulary, on the 7th instant, on a charge of set- ting Fire to a Stack, belonging to Henry Beevor, Esq , of Barn; ley Moor, in the said county. He is suspected of having com* mitted similar offences elsewhere : he is 21 years of age, about 3 feet 5 inches high, round face, fresh complexion, and has on a flannel jacket, and fustian trousers; he states he has travelled all over Essex and Suffolk, and states that one of his party wai transported in Essex for a similar offence, and he at that time got away : he states he is a native of Rodley, near Leeds, and is a woollen cloth weaver : has an anchor on his right arm.— Information to be given to Superintendent Holmes, East Helford Station.— [ Bow- street, June 14. | A Man, who gave the name of HEN WEDGE, Of Brighton, and another who gave the name of GEORGE LOW, of South- ampton, were on the 7th instant committed to Petworth Gaol for trial, on a charge of Burglary at the House of Mrs. Ilos- ton, at Fourd, Sussex, on the night of the 2nd instant, and they are supposed to have committed other Felonies elsewhere. WEDGE is about 26 years of age, 5 feet 5J inches high, stout made, light complexion and hair, sandy- coloured whiskers ex* tending to the point of the chin, blue eyes, a speck in the left eye, rather small nose and mouth, has been tattooed on the right arm, with a representation of the tree of life, Adam and Eve and a serpent entwined round the tree, above it an anchor and Bri- tania, 184 4 ; on the wrist a star; © n the fore- finger an anchor ; on middle finger a cross; on fourth finger a half moon ; on the fore- finger of the left hand an anchor; on the middle finger a heart; on the fourth finger a ring ; on wrist a cross or star ; oil the arm union flags, with a cross in the centre and crown on the top, ' Love and Unity ' written under it; also, a representation of Christ crucified on the Cross, with the letters ' I. N. R. L' on the top of the cross, also ' W. H. W. J. 31, 1838:' the whole is tattooed with blue ink. He has die appearance of a fisherman. GEORGE LOW is about 52 years of age, 5 feet 9} inches high, thin made, grey hair, small sandy whiskers, light hazel eyes, nose appears to have been broken and inclines to the right side, thin face, and has the appearance of an itinerant general dealer.— Information to be given to Mr. Puttock, police officer, Bognor, or to Richard Pannell, chief officer of police, Petworth, Sussex,— [ Bow- street, June 10.] On the night of the 25th ultimo, two Men and two Women were encamping in Darkhouse- lane, in the parish of Kenilworth, and when spoken to by the Police decamped, leaving a light spring Cart, which is supposed to have been stolen. The Cart is of the following description: it has iron arms, double- bodied box seat, splash- board step at the back, and one on the side, the off shaft is broken near the tip, painted lead colour, with name on the door ' Henry Dighton, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.' Also, a Mare, 13 hands high, black legs," switch tail, large fetlock on the nearside, the off ear cropped : the Mare is since dead. Also, a set of Harness, much worn ; and two Dogs, one a Scotch Terrier, aged, the other a bull Terrier, 8 or 9 months old ; two flag Baskets, a Turn screw, a Chisel, a spike Passer, a small Mal- let, ten Blankets, and a cog Wheel. One of the Men was about 5 feet 8 inches high, about 36 years of age, and very stout, dress- ed in cord breeches and leggins, and dark sleeve waistcoat; the other 5 feel 10 inches high, about 26 years of age, slender, dark complexion, and had on a smock- frock. They stated that they repaired machinery.— Information to be given to E. Dencer, in- spector, Stoneleigh, near Coventry.— [ Bow- street, June 8 1 PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on the night of the 8th instant, or early the following morning, from the back Yard of Mr. Charles Heywood, of Great lleywood, in the county of Stafford, a large copper Fur- nace, holding from 60 to 70 gallons, has recently held cement, which sticks about the inside.— Whoever will give such informa- tion as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the of- fender or offenders, and recovery of the said Furnace, shall have all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Thomas Oldham, or to Frederick Robinson, police- officers, Weston upon Trent, Staffordshire.—[ Bow- street, June 17. | Stolen, from a House in Grove- street, Liverpool, a very handsomely- chased silver mustard Pot, with lid, gilt inside, en- graved on the shield : H. EJ.' in old English, and at the bottom of the same engraved 4 A Marriage Token, February 4, 1829 ;' a plain silver mustard Spoon, no mark; and a silver table Spoon, no mark, old- fashioned. By a Man about 5 feet 6 inches high, rather stout, and fresh- coloured ; dressed in a blue coat, blue trousers, dark waistcoat, and a red handkerchief round his neck, and looked like a countryman.— Information to be given at the Office ot the Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool.—[ Bow- street, June 17.] Stolen, on the 11th instant, in an Omnibus, between Cheap- side and Burlington- arcade, the property of Mr. Hunter, 8, Tia- falgar- square, Greenwich, an old- fashioned silver table Spoon, tea Spoon with fiddle handle, and a chased Ring with whi e stones ; all marked ' E. H.'— Information to be given to Mr. Martin, pawnbroker, Tooley- street.,—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 17. J Stolen, on the 14th or 15th instant, from the House of Mr Wood, 5, Windsor- terrace, City- road, six silver Tablespoons; six silver Teaspoons; two salt Spoons; a silver mustard Spoon ; all marked ' W.': two silver Tops of pepper castors ; a Top of a mustard pot; a ditto cruet Stand ; twenty- five Sovereigns; and a Bank of England Note for £ 5.— [ Metropolitan Police office, June 17- 1 Stolen, from Duxmore, near Ludlow, on the night of the 6tli instant, a Light Brown Mare Pony, about 12 hands high, aged, is marked on the left thigh ' I. 0.,' and a hole in one ear. A Man in a light- coloured dress was seen riding her away about half- past 10 o'clock on the same night.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ l Reward, on application to Mr. Ed- ward Pryce. Information to be given to Andrew Corden, Salop constabulary, Bromfield, near Ludlow.— f Bow- street June, 10.] Stolen, on the night of the 6th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from Stanton Drew, a Light Chesnut Mare, between 15 and 16hands high, 2 years old, with a white stieak down the face, and a cut in the near eye- lash; the property of Mr. Sa- Obtained, under false pretences, on the 10th instant, from Messrs. Elkington and Hawarth, 132, Edgware- road, five silver capped smelling Boxes. By a Man, about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion and hair, and occasionally wea r spectacles ; dressed in black, and recently lived in Hatton- garden as a stationer.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] Obtained under false pretences, on the 21st ultimo, from he Shop of Messrs. Hennett and Everett, linendrapers, 111 and 112, Edgware- road, two print Dresses; two mousselin de laine ditto ; two pair of Stays, one white, and the other coloured, with private mark inside ; a scarf Shawl, black centre, with coloured border; son e green Gimp; reels of Cotton; and a few skeins of Silk. By a Woman about 15 or 16 years of age, rather short ol June 17. POLICE GAZETTE 3267 Stolen, on the 14th instant, from the House of Mr. Mosser, East Moulsey, a new fustian Jacket, a pair of dark Trousers, a pair of moleskin ditto, a new Waistcoat, an inside frock Coat, a pair of Gaiters, a pair of linen Sheets, a Shawl, and a pair of prunella boots.—[ Metropolitan Police- ojjice, June 17.] Stoleh, on the 13th or 14th instant, from the House of Mr. Richard Burrell, 10, Brunswick- terrace, Barnsbury- road, Isling- ton, eleven silver Teaspoons, marked ' H, P.;' a silver butter Knife, ivory handle, marked • H. P.;' a silver salt Spoon, marked ' B. a silver pickle Fork j ah old- fashioned silver Watch, with metal Key and black ribbon attached, maker's name ' Gragham, No. 5144;' six German- silver Tablespoons j six German- silver small loddy Ladles.— j Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.] Stolen, on the 14th ltistant, from the Cabin of the ' Gallant' Schooner lying off Pickle Herring- stairs, Tcoley- street, the pro- perty of William Clime, a blue Jacket and Waistcoat; a silver Watch and guard Chain, with the tiame of ' William Clime ' on the outside case.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.] Stolen, on the 13th or 14th instant, from 30, Norland- square, Kensington, five steel Tools, and four small ditto; six ditto, and two Trowels ; two trimming Knives; a Brush, marked ' W. C.;' seventeen steel Tools; a Trowel; two Brushes; a Knife; two small Brushes; two Trowels; two Rules; three steel Tools, marked ("); a Brush; two small Brushes, and other Tools of a plasterer—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.1 Stolen, on the 11th inst., from the House of Mr. J. Freeni- ger, Linsfield, near the Windmill, in Surrey, two white Petti- coats ; a piece of new Flannel; a pair of lasting Shoes ; a dark Shawl; two pieces of Calico; some night and day Caps; two yards of plaid ribbon ; two white Aprons; three Handkerchiefs ; and S child's white muslin Frock, worked at the bottom. By a Woman 21 years of age, fair complexion, blue eyes, prominent nose, light brown hair, and is about 5 feet 1 inch high ; dressed in a light lavender- coloured dress, brown Orleans bonnet, white or plaid ribbons, orange- coloured shawl, and lace- up boots.— | Metropolitan Police- office, June 17.] Stolen, about three or four weeks ago, from the Rooms of Colonel England, at Canterbury a Ring, with lour large diamonds; a family Ring, with a Po'trait, and set round with about twenty brilliants; a French enamel Ring; a Ring, with five turquoise; a Ring, an amethyit, set round with about twenty brilliants ; a gold Geneva Watch, with hair Chain and gold Chain attached ; and £ 3 or £ 4 in money. Supposed by a Man who deserted on the 6th instant, from the 41st Regiment of Foot, stationed at Canterbury. He is 22 years of age, 5 feet 8 inchss high, fresh complexion, brown hair, blue eyes, is a native of Finswick, Bucks, and by trade a labourer; dressed in a black frock coat, black satin waistcoat, drab cloth trousers, and silk stock. He is supposed to be in London.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 15. J Stolen, on the 13th instant, from 38, Craven- street, Strand, the property of Dr. Bird, a gold Medal, bearing an inscription, dated from ' Guy's Hospital, 1838' and ' 1839,' the inscription being: ' Practice of Medicine, Session 1838— 1839; presented to ' F. Bird ;' on the reverse side, a group of Figures, with the motto ' Dare quam accipere;' a gold Ring, containing a yel- low stone; eighteen Sovereigns; a Cheque, on Messrs. Drum- mond for £ 10; and two Leases.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 15.] Stolen, on the 13th instant, from 13, South square, Graj's inn, the property ef Mr. BrOwn, an aid- fashioned silver Tea- pot, small, the joint of the lid broken, and englived ' P. W ;' a silver Tea- spoon; a silver Salt- spoon; a black dress Coat; and a silk Hand- kerchief. brown , blue, and white.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 15.] Stolen, on the night of the 10th instant, from a Barn, in the parish of Castleton, in the county of Oxford, in the occupation of Mr. James Barns, three sacks of Wheat. They are supposed to have been conveyed away in a cart, in the direction of More- ton- in the- Marsh, or Stowe, in the county of Gloucester.—£ 2 Bewaid will be paid on conviction of the offenders. Informa- tion to be given to| Cbarles Knott, police- officer, Chipping Norton. —| Bow- street, June 14. Stolen, on the 13th instant, from the House of Mr. Morley, 35 Michael's- grove, Brompton, an old fashioned silver Mug, crest a Shield, with the letter ' M.' in centre; and a plated toast Rack.— Metropolitan Police- office, June 14.] Stolen, on the afternoon of the 11th instant, from the Dwel- ling- house of the Rev. George Ross, at Birpham, Sussex, a large single- cased fold Watch, with white dial, the front part of which does not open, but the back opens with a spring, it has the figure of a Horse drawing in harness at the key- hole, and on the inner works the maker's name and residence ' Hamlet, Princes- street, Leicester- square, No. 666,' engraved on it; the property of the said George Ross.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offend- ers, shall receive a Reward of Five Guineas, on application to Richard Holmes, Arundel, Sussex.—\ Bow- street, June 14.] Stolen, on the lltli instant, from the House ot Mr. Russell Widmore, a pinchbeck Watch, with common Seal and Key at- tached ; the property of James Thyme. Supposed by a Lodger, about 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, thin, and by trade a tailor ; dressed in a pea jacket, light trou- sers, black hat with crape, and blucher boots.—| Metropolitan Polite- office, June 14.] Stolen, during the last fortnight, from the ' Albert' public- house, Grsy's- inn- lane, the property of the Society of Old Friends, six brass Figures, representing St. Andrew, about 6 inches high, and made to screw on the wands.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 14.] Stolen, since the 9th instant, from 15, Goswell- terrace, Gos- well- road, Clerkenwell, the property of Mr. Fox, a silver guard Chain, link pattern; two gold Rings, one a wedding Ring, the other chased, with blood stone, and has been broken and repair- ed ; a gold Pin, in form of a moss Rose ; a gold Brooch, chased, containing hair ; and part of a gold watch Pendant.— [ Metro- politan Police- office, June 14.] Stolen, since the 1st instant, from Bolnore, Cuckfield, about three cwt. of five- pound sheet Lead.— Information to be given to Inspector Flanagan, East Sussex Constabulary- station, Cuckfield, Sussex, or at the Chief Office, Uckfield, Sussex.—[ Bow- street, June 14. J Found, in the possession of two Prisoners, who were con- victed on the 21st ultimo at Hereford, for attempting to pick pockets at the fair, the following property, supposed to be stolen, viz. : a gentleman's gold Ring, white cornelian stone,' D. M. C.' engraved in old English; a chased gold onyx cameo Rmg; a lady's gold Ring, set with five turquoise, with small diamond in the centre, engraved shank Box, with glass inside; ten small fruit Knives, of one size, maker's initials ' I. O ;' a large- sized engine- turned patent- pointed silver Pencil- case, with blood atone; a smaller sized ditto, with topaz; three Chinese silver Coins, size of shillings ; an American gold Coin, size of half a sovereign; a large coloured gold Pin, set with turquoise and bright gold stars; a gold Pin, with two gold Chains, Tassels, and Slide, set with turquoise; six silver Teaspoons of different makers, the initials taken out ( supp'- ised by a person in the, trade, and appears lately out of a shop); a Duplicate of a gold Pin set with turquoise ; a very strong gold wedding Ring with ' God's blessing be with thee and me, S. D.' engraved inside; a gold Seal, set with red cornelian; a small gold gentleman's- keeper Ring, set with a lilar- coloured stone representing a thisile, pledged in Birmingham in December last ; a Duplicate of a gold Watch, Chain, and two Seals, pledgee! in Cork in eptember last. They gave their names as ISAAC SIMPSON, - t 4 years of age, 5 feet 3J inches high, native of Queen's County, reland, but chiefly residing in England, dark hair, turning grey, e ark whiskers, hazel eyes, fair complexion, two teeth out in front of upper jaw, and marked ' I. S.' above the shoulder; and ELIZABETH SIMPSON, 42 years of age, native of Leeds or Birmingham, dark hair, light hazel eyes, dark complexion, rather nchned tobe stout a small lump the size of a pea on right side of nostril, and speaks with a northern dialect They travel to fairs, races, & c , with lace, silk handkerchiefs, & c & c.— In- formrtion to be given to George Adams, superintendent of police, Hereford.—[ Bow- street, June 14.] Stolen, on the 12th instant, from the House of Mr. S. Prior, of 10, Broad- court, Bow- street, a large silver Watch, maker's name ' Shearsmiih, London, No. 1156 ;' a Cash- box, containing some Bills of Exchange, a Bill for £ 42, drawn by ' Cooper and Blackford,' on ' Rawlins,' over due, not receipted ; about 20s. worth of Bill- stamps, £ 2* 10s. in gold, and £ l in silver.—[ Me- tropolitan Police- ojfice, June 14. | Stolen, on the 12th instant, from the House 9, Sidmouth- place, Gray's- inn- road, the property of Mr. Neale, a double- cased engine- turned silver Watch, jewelled in four holes, ' No. 9306.' Supposed by a Man about 40 years of age, and 5 feet 8 inches high ; dressed in a long brown coat, and who went to the house with a false message.—| Metropolitan Police- office, June 14.] Stolen, on the night of the 9th instant, from the House of a Gentleman, in Wolstenholme- square, Liverpool, an olive brown ' down- the- rcad ' Coat, nearly new, single breasted, velvet collar, and velvet- headed buttons, pockets in skirts cut aslant, skirls lined with plain black silk, short skirt, with no slit behind ; a light brown top Coat, velvet collar sjid facings, skirts lined with silk of the same colour, made in the'old style, with long skirts ; a black froi k Coat, plain silk buttons ; two pair of Wellington Boots, one pair double soled, nearly new — Information to be given at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall Liverpool.—[ Bow- street, June 13.] Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the State- room of the vessel ' The Queen of the West,' a lady's diamond Ring, marked inside ' J. M. B.,' one large diamond in the centre with eightround it, set transparent. £ 10. Reward will be paid to any person who shall pive such information as will lead to the apprehension and con- viction ot the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, on application to the Commissioner of Police, High- street, Liver- pool, to whom information is requested to be given.—[ Bow- siieet, June 13. J Stolen, on the 10th. inst,, from the House of Mr. Stobles, Park- road, Brixton, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Faulkes.' — [ Metropolitan Police office, June 13.] Stolen, on the 11th iirstant, from the Shop of Mr. Cruetzer, 33, Myddleton- street, Clerkenwell, a Bag, containing one- hundred dozen of agate coat Buttons, unset; twelve gross of Brooch- stones mostly cornelians of different colours; twenty- fiv- e dozen of finer quality, and twelve dozen of moss Brooch- stones. By a Man about 20 or 22 years ot age, 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, thin, dressed in brown- holland blouse, and black hat with crape round it.— [ Metropolitan Police- ojfice, June 13. | Stolen, on the 11th instant, from the' New Inn ' public- housei Edgeware- road, the property of Thomas Whitmore, a double- cased silver Watch, stop and seconds, slightly scratched in the face, maker's name, ' Pearson, Shields, No. 18021,' and £ 5. 13s. in monies. By a young Man, aged 17 or 18, 5 feet 5 inches high, swarthy complexion, very much sunburnt, bushy curly black hair, dressed in fustian suit, and cap; his mother lives in Dorset- street, Bryanstone- square. He was acting as pot- boy.— [ MetropolitanPolite- office, June 13.] Stolen, on the 11th instant, from the House of Mr. Richard- son, 25, Smith- street, Chelsea, a single- cased silver hunting Watch, letters ' D B.' on the inside case, aud on the works ' Old ham ;' a steel Chain, and Key attached.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 13.] Stolen, on the 11th instant, from 27, Lincoln's- inn- fields, the property of Mr. Berkley, a double- cased gold Watch, maker's name ' Crour Hill,' a blacs Ribbon, part of a gold Seal, representing a Dog, and gold Key attached ; alsoan old brown frock Coat.—| Metropolitan Police- office, June 13. ] Stolen, on the 11th instant, from a boy named Arthur Kithro, at the Surrey foot of Westminster- bridge, a band- box, containing the following property of Mr. Huntley, 64, Oakley- street, Lambeth : two white silk drawn Bonnets with flowers inside, and trimmed with satin Ribbon ; two children's black Orleans Frocks; and a mousselin- de- laine Dress. By a young Woman about 18 years of age, short, fair, dressed in light cotton gown, black shawl, and bonnet.—| Metropolitan Police- ojjice, June 13.] Further particulars of the robbeiy at the Cottage of Mr. Tho- mas Brown, Forest Vale. Tha Sheets and Pillow- cases are marked ' T. M. B.' The Trinket- box contained a Brooch with dark stone, and a small Pin and Chain attached, a silver Thimble, nd a small Penknife.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 13.] Stolen, on the 7th instant, from 28 A , Devonshire- street, Portland- place, the property of Mr. Lambard, an old- fashioned silver Tablespoon, marked ' H. A. E.; a frock Coat, very old ; a pair of Oxford mixture Trousers, almost new; and a pair of Wellington Boots.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] Stolen, on the night of the 9th instant, or the following morning, from the House of Mr. Drayton, 16, Brewer- streei, St. James', a garnet Brooch, octagon shape, with crystals round it, set in burnished gold ; a gold gothic Cross, in an unfinished slate; and several Stones, and unfinished Work— f Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] Stolen, from an unfinished House, in George- street, New - town, Deptford, the property of James Taylor, 2, Wilson- street, New- town, Deptford, a Plough, marked ' I. Taylor' and ' T Taylor ;' a half- rip Saw,' I. Taylor ' on the handle; a Stock ; two centre Bits; a quarter bead Plane; plough Irons ; two mortice Chisels, marked ' J. Taylor' on the handle; and two smoothing Planes, marked' J. Taylor'and Heath.'—[ Metropolitan Potici- office, June 12.] Stolen, from the house of Mr. Morgan, Streatham- place, Streatham, an old- fashioned silver Tablespoon, crest a Stag's head, and three German- silver Tablespoons. — [ Metropolitu Police- office, June 12.] Absconded, on the morning of the 11th instant, from the Service of Mr. Savill, New cut, Lambeth, a young Man, stealing £ G. He is 18 years of age, short and stout, freckled, ami sandy hair; dressed in fustian trousers, and white cap. His mother resides in tie Waterloo- road. — [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] Lost or stolen, from No. 12, Park- street, Grosvenor- sqviare, r- n the 13th ultimo, a pair of oriental pearl Pins, ornamented with diamonds and connected by a chain of light blue enamel, with small diamond stars.—£ 5 Reward will be paid, if stolen, on conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property.— [ Bow street, June 12.] Stolen, from the House of Thomas Simmonds, of Henley- on- Thames, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Grayson, Henley ;' a fustian Jacket, nearly new; three new calico Shirts marked ' T. S. ;' two Handkerchiefs, cotton ; and three Sovereigns: the property of Tltomas Simmonds. Also, >£ 5 Is. 6d. ; a new Gown ; and a pair of ancle Shoes, tipped and nailed : the pro- perty of Isaac Smith.—[ Bow- street, June- 11. | Stolen, from the Dwelling- house of George Bryant, in the paiislr of Chipping Wycombe, Bucks, on the 3rd instant, an old- fashioned small silver Watch, with italic figures, has a very short stud to which the bow is attached, a black Ribbon, two metal Kpys with steel pipes, and a small metal Seal.— [ Bow- street, June 12] Stolen, on the 10th inst., from No, 60, Pleasant- place, Lam- beth, the property of Mr. Langley, two black cloth Irock Coats, with velvet collars ( new); a pair of black Trousers ; and a satin Vest, with red and yellow flowers. By a young Man about 16 years of age, and 4 feet 8 inches high; dnessed in a blue pilot coat, old fustian trousers, blue cap, and old Blucher boots. Supposed to be in company with another Lad, living at 24, Temple street, St. George's- road —[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 12.] Stolen, in a Dwelling- house at Ramsgate, within the last three weeks, the following articles of silver Plate : seven old- fashioned Teaspoons, marked ' G. S. S.;' two Tablespoons, marked ' G S S.;' a dessert Spoon, marked ' G. S.;' a pair of sugar Tongs, marked ' J. C. S ;' three o, el- fashioned Tablespoons, marked ' G.;' two dessert Spoons, marked ' Gibbs,;' two pair of sugar Tongs, marked ' G.' or ' Gibbs;' a sn- all Milk- pot, marked ' R.; ' a Milk- pot, marked ' G.,' or ' Gibbs' in a cypher; two salt Spoons, marked ' G.;' a bowl of a Punch- ladle, with an old Shilling in the bottom of it, and several small- sized old- fashioned Teaspoons, some of which are marked ' G. ' and the others, ' R.' — Information to be given to J. Livick, chief officer of police, Ramsgate.— [ Bow- street, June 11] Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the Honse of Mr. Dorset, 12, Frederick- street, Limehouse, a double- cased, engine- turned, silver WatcK, marked ' James Butler, No. 1837,' initials, ' E. D.' on the back.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11.] Stolen on the 7th instant, from the House of Mary M'Carthy, Tanners'- hill, Deptford, the property of James Collins, a pair of drab Trousers, a marcella Waistcoat, yellow, with a rolling collar; a red silk Handkerchief, flowered in the middle; a pair of lace Boots ; a pair of ditto, cloth tops ; a new straw Bon- net, trimmed with light Ribbons; a dark Gown; and alight- coloured Shawl. By a Man and a Woman : the Man is 35 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, rather stout, florid complexion, and « andy hair, dressed in a fustian jacket and trousers, lilucher boots, and blue cloth cap ; the Female, 27 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, florid complexion, sandy hair ; and curly, stout made, dressed in a dark striped coloured gown, dark shawl flowered in the middle, and green merino bonnet. They are supposed to have gone to Brentford.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11.] Stolen, on the 9th instant, from the House of Mr. James Turner, 10, Devonshire- place, Stoke Newington, fourteen Ger- man silver Tea- spoons, marked ' M. N. ;' a pair of Wellington Boots, marked ' James Turner,' written inside; and a pairof Oxo- nian ditto.—\ Metropolitan Police- office,, June 11.] Stolen, from the Carriage of Sir John Bailey, at Ascot Race- course, two silver Cups, one engraved a ' Nymph,' the other with crest a Lion.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11 ] Stolen, on the 7th instant, from the ' Pipe Makers' Arms' public- house, Old- road, Stepney, the following £ 5 Bank of En- gland Notes, viz : ' No. 43834,' dated ' April 2nd ;' 48835, same date; ' 37433,' dated ' March 2nd;' ' 79639,' dated ' April 1st;' ' 44618,' dated ' April 2nd;' 79037," dated ' April! st;' ' 55421,' dated 1 April 2nd ; ' 79038/ dated ' April 4th ;'' 99246,' dated ' March 1st;' and ' 27731,' dated ' April 2nd;' also, five Sovereigns: the property of Robert Reay, of 141, North- street, Limehouse- fields. Also, £ 12 in silver, and twelve Sove- reigns; the property of Mr. Holland, the landlord.— fMetropoli- tan Police- office, June 11.] Stolen, on the 8th instant, from the House of Mr. Parry, 8, St. George's- terrace, Brunswick- street, Newington, a gold Pin, in the shape of a Fox's head ; a silver Mounting, toi a Meerc- haum pipe; five gold shirt Studs; nine Fourpenny pieces; and - i Halfcrown. by a Lad 16 years of age, fair, light hair, and dressed in a jean coat and trousers,— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11. | Absconded, from the service of Mr. S. Mitchell, Windham- mews, about a week since, the Ostler, stealing £ 2 9s. belonging to his master. He is about 35 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, stout made, light hair and eyes, and fair complexion; dressed in a long brown frock coat, cord breeches and gaiters, and laced shoes. He is also suspected of slealing a Saddle and Bridle, the Saddle lias been recently stuffed, and the stirrup lea- ther is out of order.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 11 ] Stolen, on the morning of the 10th instant, from Iledcross- street, Liverpool, a silver lever SVateh ' No. 1340 ' maker's name Joseph Johnson, Liverpool. £ 2. Reward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, on application to the Commissioner of Police, High- street, Liverpool.—] Bow- slrett, June 11.] Stolen, on the night of the 8th instant, from a House in Hill- street Park, Liverpool, two black frock Coats, one with velvet collar, and figured silk buttons, the other with plain covered buttons ; two light brown shooting Coats, with sporting buttons ; a black satin Vest; a light coloured brown figured Vest; two dark silk velvet Vests; a shawl pattern Vest; a new pair of black Trousers ; a pair of drab cashmere Trousers; two brown cloth top Coats, Taglioni make, one very large size; three figured satin Scarfs; two black silk Stocks; three fine linen Shirts marked ' Mr. Frise;' three shirt Collars; five pair of cotton Stockings, unbleached ; a green frock Coat, velvet collar to match, plain buttons ; an invisible green frock Coat, much worn ; a new Hat; a slate coloured silk Dress; a white Counterpane ; three pair of Scotch plaid Trousers, pattern, 42nd; a pair of dark drab Trou- sers, a pair of dark blue Trousers; a single breasted challi pattern Vest; a old double breasted silk plaid Vest; a single breasted Vest, dark Valencia, worn; a dark green frock Coat, with velvet collar, plain black buttons; an old black frrck Cr> at, with plain buttons ; and a quantity oflady's Wearing Apparel. — Information to be given at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town Hall.— [ Bow- sheet, June 11- J 5268 FOLIOS GAZETTE. June J7. WAR OFFICE, June 17, 1844 A LILST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. OFFICE NO. NAME. PARISH AND COUNTY WEE1E BORN. 34296 John Smith 1 58th Foot 3429? Thomas Anderson, 6: 3( 1 Foot 34298 ' William Cox 76th Foot 3429!) John Robinson ; 83d Foo 34300 Thomas Aitkin 1 91ft Fw 34301 William Campbell 8th Hussars 34302 John Marston 34303 Henry Allen 34304 John Magner 34 i05 John Edwards _ 34 306 James Donnelly 34307 John Murray 34 308 John Geddes 34310; John Williams 34311 James Hyde 34312 Benjamin Rodgers 46th Foot 343131 Michael Nevill i 52d Foot 34314 John Hamilton 34316; Owen Magovern 34316 John Willasy 8th Hussars Scots Fusils. 4 th Foot 10th Foot I 26th Foot ' 2( ith Foot 26th Foot 31st Foot ; 32d Foot Ayr, Galloway Eastwood, Renfrew Leicester Oxford St. Ninian, Stirling St. George, Middle. Riccal, York St. Helen, Berks C'loughoula, Coik St. Biiuget, Dublin Glasgow, Lanark Barony, Lanark Glasgow, Lanark Wolverhampt., Staf. Leeds, York Stroud, Glouct stf r j Killegney, Wexford 2d Bt. COtb R. Woodburn, Antrim Enniskillen, Form. I65th Foot I 67th Foot biicklayer miner carpenter groom tanner millwright farmer tailor labourer clerk AGE SIZF. HAIR. EYES. 22 & 84 brow n grey 21 5 fi* brown hazel ' 27 5 10 light grey : 22} 5 8} dk. bra blue 22 5 7} dark hazel 20 5 8} dk. brn brown 22 5 7 frown grey 21} 6 OA dk. brn hazel 19 5 74 dk. brn grey 19 5 7} brown giey FACE COAT AND TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. frsh. fustian pale lair | dark dark frsh. : Hght frsh. frsh. labourer moulder moulder joiner stonemasn. labouier cleik backler 21} 23 184 24} 24| 23 22 17 whitesmith 26} Liverpool, Lancaster labourer 19 7 I fair I grey 6 I fair \ grey 6} I brown ; grey 10 fair hazel 8- J brown I giey 8 It. brn. grey Ss dk. brn hazel 9} fair grey 9 : brown grey 8 light i hazel 1 fair | fair sail, frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. J frsh. frsh. pale reg. coatee ; dark shell jacket; white blue blue blue reg.; white dark blue ; cord frock ; 1 lack shell jacket,; black shell jacket; black shell jacket; black shell jacket; black plain reg. fati.; Oxf. mix. brown jacket; white reg. ; white coatee : Oxf. prey | 27 May S 24 May ( 29 May [ 28 May 24 May I 29 May i 27 May 25 May 13 May : 25 May_ ~ 25~ May 25 May 25 May 29 Mav 30 May 31 May 25 May 27 May 26 May 25 May PLACE OF DESERTION. Leeds Glasgow Carinarthe Weedon Glasgow York York Windsor Mallow Dublin Edinburgh MARKS AND REMARKS. attested, and intermediately approved. intermediately approved. V.; punishment ; cuts under chin and mouth.. intermediately approved. sup. in the neighbourhood of York, moles on loins on left side ; took side- belt, & c. recruit, attested ; his real name is John Sweeney, not surgically inspected. t 67th Foot 74th Foot Roy. Artillerv E. 1. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. E I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Inf, 1st Dragoons^ 3 1317 John Rourke 34318' Henry Carter 34319 John Landon 34) 20 James Stewart 34321 Thomas Jackson 34 122 William Timmins 34323 John Jones . 34324 Wiliiam Austen 34325' Fred. J. Chadwick 2d Dragoon 34326 Charles Flanagan 2d Dragoons 34327' Charles Harris 34328 John Johnson 34,329, James Atkins 34330 Joseph Green 34331! - 34 332 34333 34334 34335 John Jackson Thomas Dawson Robert M'Kay Charles Duncan George Baddcn 34336 John Conway 34337 James Gorman 87th Foot 34338 John Hannagan 5th Drg. Gds. 34339 Janes Harrison 6th Drg. Gds. .34340 George Granfield Coldstr. Gds. .' 4341 Thomas Windass | 2d Foot 34342) William Crowther 8th Foot 343431 James Cook 10th Foot 34344 Peter M'Alpin 25th Foot 34345 Robert Doyle 36th Foot 34346 Daniel Townsend I 58th Foot 343471 James Winchester! 67th Foot 34348 Patrick Murphy [ 67th Foot 34349; Thomas Atkinson 67th Foot 34.350 George Jackson 73d Foot 34351 John Hopkins 73d Foot 34352: Michacl O'Keefe 1 77th Fool 34.356' Mauriee Doyle 90th Foot 34357, Richd. Butterfield 1st Drg. Gds. 34.358 Richard Parker 4th Foot 34.359 Edward Williams 6th Foot 34360! Henry Tonge 6th Foot 34361 John Bryan 15th Foot 34362; Isaac Carter 23d Foot 34363, Robert Milarkie 26th Foot 34364 James Gribbon 26th Foot 34365 David Bright 31st Foot 34367 William Neville I 32d Foot 34368 John Garratt 32d Foot 34.369 William Carver 32d Foot 34370 George Savage 32d Foot Roscommon labourer , 1 y 5 St. Clement, Norf. labourer 22 5 Scall, Cork labourer 20} 5 Dundcnald, Ayr miner 21 15 Liverpool, Lancaster clerk 22 5 Ballinakill, Queen's weaver 21 5 Marylebone, Middl. groom , 20} 5 Newport butcher 24 6 Otlev, York surveyor 25 ; 5 I. of Wight, Hants musician 122 5 58th Foot | Derry Vollun, ' Ferm. clerk | 26} 2d Bt. 60th R. Newcastle, Northu. tailor ! 22$ 2d Bt. 60th R. l Wickham, Bucks chair- mak. 18 2d Bt, 60th R.' Branley, York clothier , 17 61st Foot Baror. y, Lanark j weaver j 22 62d Foot Staviugton, Bedford1 labourer ,20 78th Foot 01dMacher, Aberdu.! labourer 1 22 78th Foot OldMeldrum. Aberd. labourer 23 78th Foot i St. John, Lanark labourer 22 8 ith Foot I Clones, Monaghan cabinet- mk 18} 6i § brown 6 | brown 84 brown 7 j fair 9} brown 81! dk. brn1 grey 64 brown blue 2 fair , grey 11} dark dark 8 anbur. blue grey grey grey grey hazel Irsh. changed his clothes j dark regimental i frsh. blue fair dark green; grey fair black frsh. blue pilot; Oxf. mi. fish, brown; cord fair regimental frsh. jacket; blue frsh. jacket; blue 27 May | Barton 26 May I Clonakilty 27 May [ Woolwich 24 May Glasgow London Liverpool Liverpool Dublin Edinburgh 27 May 28 May 28 May 28 May 29 May 29 May took side- belt, and part of his rcg. nec. Edinburgh : took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of reg. nee. took part of his reg. nec. D.; exchanged clothes with a civilian, star on left hand ; approved, scar on the forehead ; took side- belt, plate, & e » rccruit not clothed. D.; punishment; cross- eyed. D.; 2nd des.; totk part of his reg. nee. scar on left lip; dcs. while billeted, pock- pitted; D. ; 2nd des.; took part reg. ncc. scar on nose ; broad- shouldered ; took side- belt, intermediately approved. Edinburgh Chatham Blackley Bristol Cork Stirling Mullingar Manchestr. 7J dk. brn 9 It. brn 71 fair 8 , It. brn. 74' dk. brn 64 It. brn. 6 | dk. brn 6 fair 54, brown 5} It. brn. blue grey grey hazel grey grey grey It. blue grey grey 24 May 31 May 29 May 31 May 28 May 31 May 30 May 30 May 29 May frsh.! shell jac.; Oxf. cloth 30 May frsh. red shell; black frsh. grey jacket; blue frsh. reg. green frsh.) cord trousers fair : reg.; white fair flannel jack.; fustian frsh. white; regimental fair 1 white ; regimental sail. ; blue trousers scar between the eyebrows ; sup. in Liverpool, sup. gone to Abbeyleix ; recruit, attested, pock- pitted ; sup. gone to Dublin. D D. D.; 2nd desertion. Edinburgh of Irish parents. Chatham D.; 2nd des. ; escaped from confinement. Leeds 1 two black spots on left leg; sup. in Manchester. Stirling took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. Leeds not surgically inspected. Glasgow : des. from recruiting service on route to join. Leeds attested, and intermediately approved. Chatham D.; 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. Chatham ) D.; 3rd des.; took part of his reg. nec. Chatham I D.; 3rd des.; obtained plain clothes. Chatham took part of his reg. nec. Kilniactigue, Sligo Augliluher, Ferman. Northampton Stowey, Somerset Beverley York Crofton, York Stretford, Lancaster Shots, Lanark Thurles, Tipperary Mendingwrth. Hnnt. servant ) 33 5 labourer 23J 5 spring- ink. 1 24 5 stonemasn. groom linendrapr. labourer labourer labourer labourer 26 18J 26 20 19 20} 214 8} 10J 8? 54 9} 104 7J brown grey dk. brn blue Bromley, Kent labourer 20 - Newry, Armagh labourer 21 Skipton, York ! servant 18 Retford, Nottingham shoemaker 21 Cardiff, Glamorgan labourer IS} Cork labourer 30 Leest, Dublin labourer 21 Wingbey, York labourer 24 Greenwich, Kent labourer 21 Wrexham, Denbigh I labourer 184 dk. brn! grey brnz shell; white j 2 June fair d. blue fair ( scarlet jacket; blue] 28 May fair hazel fair scarlet jacket; blue 16 May frsh. srnock- fiock ; black .30 May fair j fustian light regimental; white frsh. black velvet; cord frsh. fustian ; 29 May Glasgow frsh. fatig jack.; Oxf. mix.) 1 June Dublin sail, red shell ; black I 31 May Chatham June | Leigh black light fair fair brown hazel grey grey grey hazel 31 May 25 May 30 May Glasgow Dunda'k Piershill London Chatham Co'ne Swaffham 7 § brown I grey 8 ( dk. brn grey 7i dk. brn grey 7 dk. brnl hazel 7} brown, hazel 7 It. brn.| grey 0 It. brn grey 9 brown dk. gry 7 It. brn, blue 64 It. hrn. i grey 33d Foot 36th Foot 54 th Foot 61st Foot 62d Foot 62< 1 Foot 66th Foot 66th Foot 67th Foot 68th Foot David Neven I 72d Foot" Silvester Reardon 74th Foot William Taylor Thomas Beale Hugh M'David George Blackshaw Hugh Murdock John Kennedy John Morgan Michael Dillon 34371 Marks Power 34372) llenry Hall 34373! James Hollins 34 174 Robert Stokel 34375J Joseph Johnston 34376) Matthew Connor 34377! William Beatey 34378 Thomas Wood 34379 James Mills 34380 John Shaw 34381 34382 34383 34384 34385 34386 34387 34388 34389 34390 Lever, Lancaster Clonfeacle, Armagh S. Hincksey, Oxford Barony, Lanark Glasgow, Lanark Newington, Surrey Ticknall, Dei by St. Margaret, Leices. St. Margaret, Leices, Mansfield, Nottingh. Waterford Warrington, Lancas. Hollain, Chester Bishop Auklnd., Dur. Monaghan Tyrone Diserwriglit, Tyrone Llandiloes, Montgo. Bacup, Lancaster Wakefield, York weaver labourer labourer boiler- ink. weaver labourer labourer bricklayer shoemaker labourer 25 17 23 23 25 18} 21} 21J 18 21 6} dk. brn 61 brown 6} brown 7 dk. brn 64 fair 54; brown 941 dk. brn 6} It. brn. 6}; brown 9}' black grey grey grey blue blue hazel blue blue hazel hazel frsl). coatee ; Oxf. grey 1 frsh.: coatee; Oxf. grey 1 June frsh. coatee; Oxf. grey 1 June dark red shell; white 3 June frsh. red shell; Oxf. mix. 28 May fair shell; blue ssrge frsh. fustian frock; moles, frsh. scarlet jacket; blue frsh. blue frsh. shell jacket; white frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. sail. frsh. frsh. sail. shell jacket; white dark cloth ; drab regimental shell jacket; black shell jacket ; black shell jacket; Oxford red shell ; white sup. obtained plain bluejacket; black red shell ; white Leigh Leigh Newport Dowlais Jamaica June Edinburgh June Canterbury June Woolwi. h June i Chester Chester Newry Oxford Edinburgh Edinburgh Chatham 22 April 1 ~ 4 1 4 June 2 June 10 May 31 May 5 June June June June June J une stole £ 70; supposed to have gone to Liverpool. plays the ophieleide ; took part of his reg. nec. took fiom a house a Smock- frock, trousers, and a officer's sei vant. [ cap, & left his reg. was lance corpora'. slight scar on forehead ; attested, not approved. recruit, not surgically inspected. took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. ncc. took side- belt, and reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. des. off pass ; took side- belt, and pait of reg. nec. decayed front teeth in upper jaw ; des. off sentry, very weak eyes; took part of his reg. nec. intermediately approved. 2nd desertion. not inspected ; stole a watch, & c. from billet. took part of his reg. nec. took side- belt and part of reg. nec. pockpitted; took side- belt, and all his reg. nec. took side- belt and part of reg. nec. regimentals returned. slightly pockpitted ; took part of his reg. nec. labourer engineer labourer delver labourer labourer weaver weaver spinner labourer 19} 21} 18 194 22 24 20 22} 19 19} 64 It. brn 6} dk. brn 7 It. brn. 9} brown 84 It. brn. 9 , It. brn. 74 dk. brn 74 brown 51 It. brn. 7} It. brn. blue hazel blue hazel grey grey grey hazel grey frsh. I shell; Oxford mixt. dark fustian frsh ! drab ; cord sail. reg. coatee ; white fair fustian san. fustian sail.• red shell ; white fair ! red shell; white sail, coatee ; Oxford grey dk. brn1 sail, shell jacket.; white 5 June 4 June 3 June ; 2 June 31 May 131 May 31 May 1 June 2 June 5 June Kirkaldy, Fife Macroom, Cork Breewood, Stafford Nuneaton, Warwick Glasgow, Lanark Bolton, Lancaster Derry 87th Fusiliers) Naas, Kildare 99th Foot 1 Temple, Somerset E. I. C.' s Art.) St. John, Limerick 83d Foot 83d Foot 83d Foot 84th Foot 87th Fusiliers rope- spmn, tailor labourer labourer whitesmith labourer labourer labour ejr schoolmas. 22 21} 294 25 19 21 23 194 19 21 6} 7} 7 91 64 11} 9 6 74 ilk. brn blue It. brn. hazel fair blue It. brn, grey black 1 blue dk. brn hazel It. brn.) grey fair i blue It. brn. I grey brown: blue 34391] Thomas Wilson 343921 George Connor 34392 James Mowbray ,34393 James Crawley 34394 John Whelton 343951 George Ray 34396 James Ferryman 34397 James Duff 34398 James Montigue 34399' Edward Duffey 34400 Edward Butler 34401 Joseph Potts 34402 Patrick Connolly 34403 Thomas Noel 34404 John M'Kew 34405 James Brough 34408, John J. Webster 3440:'! John W. Sanders 34410 William Caunt 3411 lj John Ashton 34412 Andrew Long 34413 Henry Finn 34414 William Warren 34415 John Coulter 34416 James Berks 34417 James Jones 34418 John Sheffield 34419' James Albert 34420 Thomas Harvey 344 21, Robert Connor E. I. C.' s Art E. I. C.' s. Art E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Inf. 6th Drg. Gds i Scots Fusils. 4th Foot 10th Foot , 10th Foot 13th Foot dark blue sail, regimental fair coatee ; white fair coatee ; white frsh. moleskin fair black cloth sail, shell; white frah. shell; white frsh. red shell; Oxf. grey frs'ri. blue jacket; dark Liverpool, Lancaster engineer Can ongate, Edinb. ! labourer Falkiik, Stirling j millwright St. James, Middlesex' groom Clonakilty, Cork labourer St. Peter, Hertford : labourer Witcombc, Somerset wheehvrig. Liverpool, Lancaster tailor Liverpool, Lancaster tailor Belfast, Antrim ! smith 1 234 5 I 264 S 25 5 22} 5 26 5 22} 5 [ 23 5 235 5 244 5 ' 194 5 9}' It. brn. j brown frsh. moleskin 10jilt, brn. 1 blue frsh. moles. jacket; white 84 It. brn. brown frsh. bluejacket; moles. 6} 104 11 5 6} 64 7 115th Foot 15th Foot 16th Foot 25th Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot 32d Foot 33d Foot 37th Fo. it 139th Foot_ 41st Foot 41st Foot 141st Foot ' 53d Foot 53d Foot j 57 th Foot ' 59th Foot 67th Foot 77th Foot ! 84th Foot Henley, Oxford , labourer 21} 5 6 Manchester, Lancas. labourer 20 5 7} Newtown, Meath labourer 19 5 74 Leigh, Lancaster ; labourer 22 5 64 Manchester, LancasJ cottn.- spin. 21 5 6} Edinburgh, Midloth. 1 moulder 21f5 8 Liverpool, Lancaster shoemaker 214 5 8} East Cowes, Hants clerk 20 ~ 5 9 Heyenton, Derby seivant 18} 5 74 Liverpool, Lancaster labourer 22 5 11} Donoughmore, Don. labourer ilk. brn grey fair regimental brown hazel frsh. scarlet jacket; blue It. brn.: It. haz. frsh. regimental; white It. brn. blue fair blue frock ; brown dk. brn) blue fair black brown grey frsh. black ; light brown blue frsh. red shell; cloth 4 June 1 June 2 June 2 June 29 May 3 June 1 June 3 June 3 June 17. May 4 June 3 June 5 June 6 June 4 June fi June 4 June 9 June 9 June 7 June 7 June 7 June 5 June Manchestr. Manchestr. D.; slight person; took side- belt. Manchestr. officer's servant. Manchestr. lost several teeth; 2nd des.; took side- belt.\ plate, took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. recruit, not surgically inspected, surgically inspected. corporal punishment; supposed on hoard a sliip. stout; not surgically inspected, stout; face freckled ; not surgically inspected, warts on left hand; took side- belt, & part of nec. took side- belt and part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion. D.; 2nd des.; took part of big reg. ncc. marks 011 right arm ; recruit; sup. gone to Cork- took part of his rcg. nec. Buttevant Leeds Chester Limerick Newcastle Newcastle Belfast Belfast Ashton Dover l'ermoy Kinsalc Weedon Weedon Glasgow Halifax Glasgow Glasgow Chatham Limerick Liverpool Edinburgh Liverpool Warlcy Yoik Windsor Mallow Liverpool Liverpool Chatham sandy grey frah. red shell; Oxf. grcj brown grey frsh. led shell; Oxf. grey j dk. brn grey frsh. shell jacket; cloth brown I grey frsh. velvetn jac.; moles.' 26 May dk. brn hazel ' sail, shell jacket; black 4 June fair grey fair shell jacket; black 3 June It. brn. blue frsh. red shell ; white 5 June fair grey sail, black frock; brown 10 June brown grey frsh. bluejacket; fustian; 5 June brown grey frsh. bluejacket; haragan 7 June intermediately approved. surgically inspected, not attested. recruit at drill; took part of reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. real name sup. to be Casey ; took part of nec. pockpittcd. lecruit, not surgically inspected. recruit, not surgically inspected. recruit, not intermediately approved. scar on right cheek- bone; attested; 2nd desertion. took greater part of his reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of rcg. nec. deserted off recruiting service at Mallow. not surgically inspected. not surgically inspected. D. ; 3r( l desertion. ) well made ; cast in eyes; 4th des.; took side- be It- 2nd des.; hangs down liis head; took side- belt. Hythe, Kent Finswick, Bucks Enniskillen, Ferir. a. Madeley, Stafford Brixton, Surrey Qucrndon, Leicestr. Calladine, Tyrone Chaley, Sussex Kilkenny labourer labourer painter labourer groom seivant labourer labourer labourer I 37 i 5 ! 25} 5 122 5 184 5 i 26; 21 224 ,19 ' 184 ' 24 7j fair I hazel 10 dk. brn hazel 8 brown blue ) frsh. 6 brown | It. blue pale 6} dk. brn grey fish. 6' J brown 1 blue . ) frsh. 6 dk. brn; grey fair 7} dk. brn blue ) frsh. 6 black brown ) sail. 6J It. brn. It. blue frah. ; frsh. red shell; black frah. shell jacket; reg. black frock ; drab red shell ; white red shell; white brown cloth ; cord reg. coatee; reg. coatee ; white coloured; white red shell; Oxford 5 June 6 June 6 June 8 June 9 June 22 May 14 May 4 June 5 June 5 June Limerick Limerick Dublin Clifton i lecruit, attested. Edinburgh ( took part of reg. nec. Edinburgh took part of reg. nec. Manchestr. took side- belt, and belt- plate. Live: pool snail scar cn chin; not'surgically inspected. Newcastle ; took part of reg. ncc. Liverpool ! not surgically inspected. Canterbury wound on left knee; sup. obtained plain clothes. Canterbury, Cantciburyi Newry sup. obtained plain clothes; took part of reg. nec, Newi y took the whole of his leg. nec. Manchestr. j recruit, attested. Keg worth des. off pass; took part of his reg. nec. Manchestr. scalds or burns on neck ; recruit at drill. Canterbury n. ark on right > idc; des. off march; exehd. clothes. Chatham sup. gone to Wexford; 2n l des.; took pa t reg. nee. LONDO. VT Printed and Published ( Wljarttj?) by Hills and Son, 11, Crane- conrt, Fleet- street.