GAZETTE fcg fuitfjoritg, CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors fan aggravated nature, and against Receivers of stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with '. he time, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Ofencea, 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 even) particular whv: h 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. 823 MONDAY, JULY 1, 1844. INFORMATIONS. MURDEB. JOHN M'CANN stands charged with the Wilful Murder • of Benjamin Gott, and a warrant lias been issued for his appre hension. Ho is about'.' 8 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, hair, and whiskers, thick lips, nose and upper lip turn up, rather stoops when walking, a glazier, and was a trunk- maktr.— Whoever will apprehend the said offender, and lodge hir. i in i. ny of Her Majesty's Gaols, shall have all reason able ex- panses paid, on application to Mr. Win. Briggr, deputy conste.' ole, Bradford —[ Bow- sired, July 1] , ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. At an early hour on the morning of the 17th ult., the Farm Hormstead at Waterbeach, in the county of Cambridge, in the occupation of Mr. Edward Mason, was wilfully Set on Fire and destroyed.— A Reward of £ 200, viz., £ 100 by Her Majesty's Government, and £ 100 by the said Mr. Edward Mason, will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; and The Right Hon the Secretary of State for the Home De- partment will advise the grant of Her Majesty's most gracious Pardon to any accomplice ( not being the Person who actually Set Fire to the Premises) who will give such evidence as shall lead to the same result. Information to be given to It. Young- man, high constable, Waterbeach, near Cambridge.—[ Bow- street, une 26 ] On the morning of the 19ih of May, some Person or Persons - wilfully and maliriously Set Fire to a Shed in the occupation of Mr- Edward Tombs, of Maiseyhampton, whereby three Oxen were destroyed.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offend- ers, shall receive £ 70 Reward,—£ 50 by Her Majesty's Secretary of "- tale for the Home Department, and £' 20 by ihe said Mr. Edward Tombs And the Right Honourable Sir James Graham will advise the grant of Her Majesty's most gracious Pardon to an accomplice ( not being the person who actually Set Fire to the said property) who will give such evidence as shall lead to same result. Information to be given to Mr Bennett, superin- tendent of police, Cirencester.—[ Bow- street June 22- 1 On the night of the 12th ultimo, some evil- disposed Person or Persons feloniously Set Fire to a load of Straw, standing in the Home- yard of Messrs T. and W. Black, of Ashby Folville, by which, property to a considerable amount was destroyed.— Whoever will give such infoimation as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 30, on application to Messrs. T. and W. Black, and a further Reward of £ 20, from the Twyford Association for the Prosecution of Felons.—[ Jlow- street, June. 24. J ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen, from the Person of MT. Edward Barlow, at Stafford, on the night of the 25th ultimo, a small- sized double bottomed silver hunting Watch, engine- turned, maker's name ' George Weston, Stafford.'— Information to be given at the Constabulary- office, Stafford.—[ bow- street, July 1,] Stolen, on the 28th ultimo, from the person of Mr. Hou- croft, of Bow- road, while at the Procession at WarMead, Essex, a double cased silvsr Watch, capped maker's name ' Barber, Stratford, No 1569,'' John Allen ' on the face, and a gold C' ain and Seal with blood stone.—{ Metropolitan Police- office, Jtuy 1.1 Stolen, on the night of the 28. h ultimo, fiom the Person of Mr. Grice, 20, Union- street, Middlesex Hospital, while in Ox- ford- street, a silver Watch, in plain crises, jewelled, with an al- bata Guard, and a ted figured silk litun Police- office, July 1.] Handkerchief.—] Metropo- Stoien, on the 2? th ultimo, from the Person of Mr. John Tictkins, 2, Upper Crown- street, Westminster, a double- bottom- ed silver horizontal Watch, jewelled in four holes, silver dial, seconds, engine- turned, ' No. 20051.' Toe robbery was com- mitted by a Woman of the town, in Paternoster- row: she is 5 : eit liiyh, 18 or 20 years of age. and florid complexion ; dressed in Iklit hiue. and wl. ite straw bonnet.-—[ Metropolitan Police- oJ' lice, June29. j , Stolen, on the 27th ultimo, from the Person of Mr. James, No. 1, Bulstrode- street, while walking along Queen Ann- street, a single stone diamond f in. The Robbery was lommitted by a Female* 25 years of age, 5 feK 4 inches high, and dark com- phxion : dressed in a light coloured dress, white drawn bonnet ( not silk), and black scan.— I Metropolitan Police office, June 29.] Stolen, about half- past 10 o'clock on the evening of the 25th ultimo, fom the Pt- rson of Mr Abiaham Cole, No. 16, Great Russell- street, while in No. 11, George- street, St. Giles's, a silver Watch, double- bottomed, and lever, ' A. Cole' engraved on the case inride.—] Metropolitan Police- office, June 27. J Stolen, between 12and 1 o'clock A. M. of the 23rd ultimo, from the Person of Thomas Campbell, 352, Albany- road, Cam- berwell, whilst in Chamber- street, Whitechapel, an old- fashioned double- cased gold Watch, name on face ' La Rous, London,' with two figures on tbe outside of the case, supposed to represent Adam and Eve; also, a black Ribbon and common Key attached. The robbery was committed by a Prostitute, about 35 years of age, low stature, large features, and Irish accent; had on a light- coloured dress, and no bonnet—[ Metropolitan Po I ice- office, June 26.] Stolen, from the Person of Abraham Cook, at Bartifield Horse Fair, on the 22nd ultimo, art old fashioned silver Watch, face br> ken between the figures 7 and 9^ with brass Chain, Seal and Key, marked ' A Cook' inside ihe case— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Castle Hedingham Station, Essex.— ] Bow- street, June 25.| Stolen, from the Person of • George Love, on the night of ihe 19th ultimo, whilst in Silver- street, in the parish of St. James's, Bristol, a Pocket- book, containing £ 62 in gold, and some silver. By two Men of the following description : STE- PHEN ANDREWS, alias DAPPER UNDERWOOD; he is about 22 years of age, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, sallow complexion, black bushy liair, U.,*,- visage, and walks quick ; dressed in a brown velveteen shooting jacket, and sometimes in a light Chesterfield wrapper, black cloth trousers, boots, and black hat. The other Man goes by the name of TIM ; he is between 30 and 40 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, light carrotty hair, small carrotty whiskers, florid complexion, summer- frec- kled, turns one knee in when walking, and has an awkward gait; dressed in a short round blue jacket, black waistcoat, dark ker- seymere trousers, boots, and black hat.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of police, Bridewell- street, Bristol, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— [ Bow- street, June 25. J Stolen, on the 20th ultimo, in one of the Courts of Law, Westminster, from the Person of Mr. Williams, asilk Handker- chief, marked ' J. W. ;' a black Japan Snuff- box; a handsome Latin Book, which is a Breviarium ; and some Coppers.—[ Metro- politan Police- office, June 24 j Stolen, from the Person of Mr. Parsons, while viewing the Regatta, near the ' Duke's head,' Putney, an old- fashioned double- cased silver Watch, the name of ' Parsons' engraved on the case.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 24.] Stolen, from the Person of Mr. John Webber, 44, Bruns- wick street, Poplar, while in the ' Feathers' public- house, Dock, head, Bermondsey, thirteen sovereigns. By two Men: one about 5 feet 7 inches high, light complexion, sandy hair, and small whiskers, dressed in a blouse, and light trousers ; the other, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, and black hair; dressed in a dark dress coat, and black trousers. They had the appearance of countrymen.— j Metropolitan Police- office, June 24.] HOUSE- BREAKING. The Dwelling- house of Mr. John Grace, of Wallsend, Wittington, Newcastle- on- Tyne, was broken and entered, on the night of the 27th ultimo, and the following articles stolen there from: four silver Tablespoons, marked ' G.;' two ditto ditto, marked • E. N.;' ten ditto Teaspoons, marked ' G.;' three ditto ditto, marked ' E. S.;' six plated dinner Forks, marked ' G.;' six ditto dessert Forks, with crest; four ditto ditto, not marked ; six ditto cheese Knives, with crest; two ditto salt Spoons, no mark; two silver Pencil- cases, no mark; a silver Pencil- case, ' T. W ' on the Seal; a scent Bottle, in a German- silver stand, not marked, two diaper |>> droom Towels, marked ' Grace, No. 24, 1834 '— A Reward of £ 10 is offered by J. Grace, Esq., and a further Reward of £ 10 by the Wallsend, Wittington, and Howden Association, to any person who will give such informa tiou as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the of- fender or offenders.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.] On the nig'nt of the 26th ultimo, the Shop of Mr. William Brindley, woollendraper, of Tenant- street, Derby, was feloni- ously broken arid. entered, and a number of figured Cashmere and other Waistcoat- pieces stolen therein.— A Reward of Five Gui- neas will be paid by the Derby Association for the Prosecution of Felons; and a further Reward of Five Guineas by the said Wil- liam Brindley, to any peison who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders.—[ Bow- sheet, June 28.] On the night of the 26th ultimo, the Dwelling- house of Mr. D H Brady, of Wood- street, Brompto i, Kent, was feloniously broken and entered, and the following prope ty stolen therefrom viz.: a double - bottomed engine - turned silver levcrj Watch maker's nam" ' John Isaacs, Chathiin,' number unknown; a consular - cased double - bottomed engine- turned silver lever Watch, maker's name ' Wilson, Liverpool;' an old- fashioned double- cased silver Watch, vertical movement, engraved on the back of the case ' John Lambly; ' a pair of silver Watch caseS » without a movement; sundry pieces of old Gold ; three or four ; old gold Rings, out of repair; and sundry watchmaker's Tools, j including an Eyeglass.—[ Bow street, June 28.] On ihe night of the 21st ultimo, the Shop of Mr. William White, Upton upon-> evern, was feloniously broken and entered, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz : a German- silver W atch, witli seconds hands, and capped, maker's name ' George Speeding, Loidcn, No. 54074 ;' a double- cased silver ditto, maker's name ' Hallison, No. 16488,' new; a single- cased ditto, maker's name ' Wm. White, Tewkesbury, No. Ill,' new; a sil- ver hunting Watch, capped, maker's name ' Wm. White, Tewkes- bury, No. 1373,' new; and a double- cased small silver ditto, maker's name ' R. Thompson, Liverpool, No. 849 ' Two Men of tl e following description are suspected ol having committed the burglary : one is about 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, light complexion, very slightly pitted with the small- pox, and thin whiskers; dressed when last seen at Upton, in a white blouse, or dark coatee, red spotted vest, and corduroy trousers ; the other is about 25 or 26 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, thin, fair complexion, little or no - whiskers, and roman nose, dressed in a white blouse, or dark vest, and corduroy trousers; he also had a dark coatee with him. They are both slight built, and frequent low lodging- houses.— Information to be given to Thomas Petford, superintendent of police, Upton- upon- Severn, Worcestershire.— I Bow- street, June 26.] Lafe on the night of the 19th ultimo, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Richard Weaver, of Lizard- Grange, in the parish of Tong, in the county of Salop, was feloniously broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: a pair of men's Blucher Boots, nailed with small sprigs in the fore part; ten and a half yards of coarse brown Holland, new; a mahogany Shav- ing- case, from 8 to 9 inches long, and 6 inches wide, a Razor, with white handle, a painter's Bru.- h, with the handle cut off", and a Looking- glass in the lid of the Case; two biscuit China Ornaments, one a Girl with a lamb under one arm, and a pitcher in the other hand, and the other a Man resting on a Spade, the handle of the spade has been broken and stuck with cement.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a "- Reward of £ 2. Information to be given to C. Bawler, police- officer, Albrighton, Salop constabulary, near Wolverhampton,— | Bow- street, June 24. J HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Left, at Pershore Fair, on the 26th ultimo, and supposed to have been stolen, a Dark Brown Horse, aged, nearly 16 hands high, two hind legs white half- way to the hock, has been fired on both fore feet, large head, and a short switch tail.— Information to be given to William Harris, superintendent of police, I'er- shore, Worcestershire.—\ Bow- street, July 1.] Stolen, on the evening of the 24th ultimo, from a Field in the township of Tintwistle, in the county of Chester, the property of Benjamin Cooper, a Light Grey She Ass, in good condition, with a slit on the left nostril, which had been cut with a knife. Supposed by a Man dressed in a short blue slop, and white billy- cock hat: he was traced from Tintwistle to Meathop and to the Woodlands, from thence to near Ashbourn, in Derbyshire, where the Ass is supposed- to be.— All reasonable expenses will be paid on the recovery of the said Ass, on application to Joseph Little, special high constable, Hyde, or to Isaac Bradshaw, po- lice- officer, Hollingworth.—[ Bow- street, July J. j Stolen or strayed, from the Mountain, Monmouthshire, be- tween Rhymney and Tredegar, on the 14th ultimo, a Black Mare Pony, the property of Morgan Bryant. She is 12 hands high, white star on the foiehe id, ' H J.' on the right side, a hole on the off side of the ear, switch tail, and a cord- mark on the off fore foot.—£ 1 Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the same. Infor- mation to ue given station, Rhymney.- to the owner, or to - f Bow- street, July 1.] sergeant Pirn, Folic Stolen, late on the night of . the 29th ultimo, or early the following morning, a large sized Bay Cart Horse, 10 years old, 16 hands high, one white fetlock behind, and is long in the barrel.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to tl. c apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders shall receive £ 5 Reward. All reasonable expenses will be paid on application to Mr. Robert Barnes, sheriff's officer, Woodbridge, Suffolk.—\ Bow- street, July 1.1 Stolen from Mold, during the night of the 26th ultimo, the property of Mr. Jones, Pen y- fford, near Mold, a Biy Mare, about 15 hands high, aged, black legs, and a small white star on the forehead. She was traced through Wrexham to Newcastle- under- Lyne, and is supposed to have had her tail cut. She was then in the possession of a Man, apparently a gipsy, about 40 years of age, about 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, long hair, and a roman nose ; dressed in a light coat, light- coloured hat, and had on, or under him a white smock frock.— A Reward of Ten Guineas will be paid on the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders, by the Mold Association for the Prosecution of Felons, in addition to all reasonable expenses. Information to given to Christopher Carnes, police- officer, Mold, Flintshire.—| Bow- street, July 1.1 Stolen, on the night of the 29th ultimo, or eariy the follow- ing morning, from a Meadow in the parish of Hoo. county o Suffolk, a Bright Bay Cart Hoise, about 16 hands high, 10 years old, one white fetlock behind ( supposed the off foot), coarse mane, a small mark on the forehead, and long barrel.— A hand- some Reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid by Mr. Brooke, of Hoo aforesaid, to any person who will give such in- formation as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Horse. Information to oe given at the Constabulary- office, Woodbridge, Suffolk,- ™ [ Bow- street, July 1.] 3290 POLICE GAZETTE. July 1. A Chesnut Hackney Mare, about 14 hands high, aged, with • white streak down the face, near knee broken, near fore fetlock white, off hind leg white nearly up to the hock, a little white just above the hoof of the near hind leg, and several saddle marks; also, a nearly new Saddle, maker's name ' C. Bagee, Newmark- et,' a white plush Saddle- pad, double rein gag Bridle ( nearly new), with a strong plain gag Bit, maker's name ' Greatrex,' and a Breast- plate, with stout plated rings ( much worn), were left at the ' Bull Inn,' Ware, on the afternoon of the 4th of May last, by a respectable- looking Man, between 25 and 30 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inches high, and rather thin ; dressed in a New- market cut coat ; he also left an old Macintosh coat with the " pockets cut out. He gave orders to the Ostler for the Mare to be well taken care of until he returned ; he then went to London, via the Railway from Ware ( he did not slay at the ' Bull' more than five or ten minutes), and as lie lias not since been seen or heard of, it is suspected the Mare, Saddle, & c,, have been stolen. — Information to be given to Robert T. Barnes, inspector of po- lice, Ware, Herts.— 1 Bow- street, July 1.] Stolen, on the night of the 29th ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Field, in the parish ot Great Bowden, in the county of Leicester, a Light Bay Coach Horse, 4 years old, full 15 hands high, long mane and tail, the mane lying on the wrong side, a white heel behind, collar- marked on the breast, is partly broke, but never had on a saddle ; the property of the Trustees of the late Mr,, O. Furnival, of Market Harborough.— A Reward of £ 10 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the of- fender or offenders. Information to be given to the Chief Con- stable of the Leicestershire Constabulary, Police- office, Leicester. -—[ Bow- street, July 1.] Found straying at Coulsdon, supposed to be stolen, twenty AVether Sheep, pitch- mark on the rump ' A.' or ' M.' in a circle, part of the mark has been picked out.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.] The Sorrel Horse advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 26th instant, as having been stolen or strayed from the parish of Outwell, Norfolk, has been recovered and restored to the owner. —| Bow- street, July 1.] The Brown Mare advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 24th ultimo, as stolen from Mr. George Minshall's, of Wolver- ton, near Church Stretton, " Shropshire, has been recovered and restored to the owner.—[ Bow- ftreei, July 1.] SAMUEL HAWKES, of Lindsell, coal carter and dealer, stands committed for further examination at the Great Bardfield Petty Sessions, on the 8th instant, on suspicion of stealing a Bay Mare, which is detained by the Constabulary. The Mare is about 14J hands high, rising 7 years old, black legs, mane, and switch tail, saddle- marks on both sides, and oldwound behind the off shoulder, the off knee recently broken, and very low in con- dition.— Information to be given to the Superintendent, Essex Constabulary, Great Baidfield.— 1 Bow- street, July 1.] Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 28th ultimo, from Broadgate Farm, Steeple Bumpstead, the property of Alexander Brown, Esq , a Bright Bay Mare, 7 years old, 14 hands high, black mane and tail, a mark on the inside of the near hind foot, near the hoof, a small white star on the forehead, and a very small white mark on one of the hind feet, and is slightly touched in her wind. Also, a Bay Horse, 4 years old, 15 hands high, black mane and tail, a small white mark on the near fore foot, a small star in the forehead, a white spot on the near nostril, a mark on the off side of the face, and is rather high bred. Neither the Horse or Mare have been docked.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Police, Great Bardfield.—[ Bow- street, July 1.] Lost, supposed to be stolen, on the night of the 26th ultimo, from a Stable at Little Compton, Gloucestershire, a Brown Ware, 14 hands high, 9 years old, switch tail, two white marks below the off hip, the off ear cropped, several white hairs in the face, and a white heel; the property of Mr. Thos. Partington.— Information to be given to George Harris, police- sergeant, Sta- tion- house, Moreton, Gloucestershire.—[ Bow- street, Jnue 29.1 Stolen, from a Field situate at Pen- y- ffordd, near the town of Mold, on the night of the 26th ultimo, or early the following morning, a Bay Mare, belonging to Mr. John Jones, druggist, Mold ; she is about 15 hands high, with a small white star in the forehead, black legs, and aged.— Ten Guineas Reward will be paid by the Stewards of the Mold, Nerquis, and Tryddyn As- sociation for the Prosecution of Felons, to any person who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offend- er or offenders. Information to be given to C. Carnes, Police- office, Mold, Flintshire.—[ Bow- street, June 29 ] Stolen or strayed, late on the 25tli ultimo, from a Field in the parish of Bryneglwys, county of Denbigh, a Light Bay Horse, about 7 years of age, 14 hands high, black mane and legs, long switch tail, a white star on the forehead, has a peculiar mark on one of its hind legs, under the first joint; the property of Hum- phrey Hughes, farmer, of Bryneglwys aforesaid.— Information to be given to Samuel Jones, P. C. No. ! 3, Llanarmon- yn- Yale, Denbighshire;—[ Bow- street, June 29.] Stolen or strayed, from Eythrop- lane, in the parish of Sione, near Aylesbury, Bucks, early on the morning of the 26th ultimo, a Light Iron Grey half- bred Horse, about 14 hands high, rising 6 years old, wide in the ear, bang tail, nearly white in the lace, grizzled on the shoulder from the use of the collar, has a small blemish on one knee, and a small saddle- mark on the near side; the property of Mr. Job Turner, gardener, of Stone.— It stolen, £ 1 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Horse; and if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, on application to Mr. Job Turner, the owner. Information to be given to J. Cornaby, inspector of police, Aylesbury, Bucks.— J Bow- street, June 29.] Found, in the possession of a Gipsy, on the 26th ultimo, at Leintwardine, supposed to have been stolen, a Half- bred Chesnut Mare, 3 years old, about 13^ hands high, with a white stripe down the face to the nostrils, the near fore foot is white, is a little lame in the right hind foot, switch tail, and in low condi- tion.— Information to be given to John Richardson, superintend- ent of police, Leintwardine, Herefordshire.—[ Bow- street, June 28.] Stolen, on the night of the 25th . ultimo from a Yard at Trumpington, near Cambridge, the property of Mr. Thomas Willmot, two Horses : one a Bay Cart Mare; the other a Nag, very much scarred on the fore legs, and has been burnt on the hind legs.—[ Metropolitan Police- o/ jUce, June 28.] Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 23rd ultimo, or early the following morning, from a Close in tie parish of Stuchburv, in the county of Northampton, two Shear Hog Sheep, marked • W. W.' on the near side, and clipped in the off ear; the pro- perty of Mr. William Whitton.— If stolen, whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 50 Reward, on appli- cation to the said William Whitton ; if strayed, whoever wili restore them to the said owner, shall be handsomely rewarded and have all reasonable expenses paid. Information to be given to H. Goddard, chief constable, Northampton, or to A. M'Kay superintendent of police, Brackley.— I Bow- street, June 28. | Stolen, from a Meadow at Thurmaston, on the t ight of the 24th ultimo, or early the following morning, a Dun Cob Horse, with black stripe down the bacu, long switch tail, long mane, and about 14 hands high — Information to be given to — Her- ring, chief constable, Wokingham.—| Bow- street, June 28. J Some evil- disposed Person or Persons did, on the night of the 25th ultimo, or early the following morning, Kill and Carry Away a Ram Sheep, from Court Farm, Clist St. George, the property of Mr. H Pidsley.— Whoever will give such informa- tion of the offender or offenders, so that he or they may be con- victed, shall receive £ 5 Reward. Information to be given to Wm. B Morgan, chief constable, Topsham, Devon.—[ Bow- street, June 28.| Stolen, on the night of the 19th of December last, from a Field in the parish of Sedgley, in the county of Stafford, a Dark Brown Mare, about 12£ hands high, slit in two places on the left ear, a dark star on the forehead, and marked with the saddle. — Information to be given to Samuel Nicholas, the owner, or to the County Constabulary, Coreley.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 11th ultimo, from a Mountain near the Rhymney Turnpike- gate, a Dark Brown Mare, about 14 hands high, 5 years old, a white spot on the top • if the near hip, black saddle- mark, long switch tail, and black feet.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the recovery of the 3aid Mare, to Evan Thomas, of Rhymney, the owner thereof, or to Sergeant Prin, Police- station, Rhymney aforesaid, will be handsomely rewarded for their trouble.—[ BOVJ- street, June 27. J Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 24th ultimo, from Mr Thomas Turner's, of Pennarth, near Newtown, Montgomeryshire, a Chesnut Horse Pony, about 12 hands high, a small star in the forehead, throws his hind legs very wide when trotting, and has not lost his old coat.— Information to be given to Mr Thomas Turner, Pennarth, or to the Police- officers, Welshpool, Montgomeryshire.—[ Bow- street, June 26 ] Stolen or strayed, from the parish of Ockham, near Ripley, Surrey, on the night of the 23rd of May, or early the following morning, a Black Mare Pony, about 13 hands high, 3 years old, star in the forehead, both knees blemished, the off knee swollen, goes a little lame, small ears, and switch tail. She was seen, on the 17th instant, at Copthorn, near Bletchingley, with two Men : one rode a Grey Horse, in low condition, dressed in small- clothes and gaiters; the other wore white stockings, and no hat They were going in the direction of Kent.— It stolen, £ 2 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the same, on application to Thomas Woodhvry, Ockham, near Ripley, Surrey.—[ Bow- street, June 25.] Stolen or strayed, from South Coombe Farm, in the parish of Templeton, in the county of Devon, a Sorrel Mare Pony, about 11 hands high, marked ' T. P.' on the near pin, and has a round hole on the off ear. — If stolen, a Reward of £ 2 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or of- fenders ; and if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, < JI application to Mr. Thomas Beedell, baker, Tiverton, Devon.— [ Bow- street, June 26.] LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded from Hull, WILLIAM PEARCE, schoolmast. er, having Embezzled the sum of £ 40, the property of his em- ployers. He is 32 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, very light, slender made, very pale complexion, thin face, very light blue full quick eyes, lightish brown hair, little or no whiskers, has a peculiarly quick nervous movement with his head when question- ed, very upright quick walk, and walks on his heels ; dressed in a brown dress coat, dark trousers, and Oxford shoes. He is ac- companied by a Female, who is about 20 years of age, low sta- tuie, stout, arid in an advanced slate of pregnancy.— Information to be given to A. M'Manus, chief constable, Town- hall, Hull, by whom a Reward of £ 5 will be paid on conviction.—| Bow- street, June, 28. | WILLIAM TOONE, late of Leicester, stands charged with being concerned with his brother GEORGE TOONE ( now in custody) with stealing a very considerable quantity of Plate, from the Dwelling- house of vamuel Bankett, Esq., of Oxford- street, Leicester; the whole of which Plate has since been traced, with the exception of five dessert Forks, fiddle- handled, wiih crest, as having been pledged at Nottingham, Derby, and Lough- borough. The said WILLIAM TOONE was servant to Samuel Bankett, Esq. He is 24 or 25 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, pale complexion, light hair, small light whiskers, very thin face, rather pimpled, of a melancholy and downcast1 appear- ance, and is very slender made; was dressed when helefi Leices- ter, on the 21st instant, in company with his brother GEORGE, in a green lappelled coat, light waistcoat, drab trousers, Wei lington boots, and black hat. They went together to Loughbo- rough, and pledged a portion of the Plate; they afterwards took different roads, GEORGE to Derby, where he was apprehended on offering parts of the Plate for sale, and is now in custody. WILLIAM went to Nottingham, at which place lie pledged the remainder, and is still at large— Information to be given to Robert Charters, superintendent of police, Leicester.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] Absconded from Gloucester, on the 20th ultimo, JAMES HAMPTON, stealing anJ taking with him divers articles ol wearing Apparel, woiking Tools, and other articles; together with about £ 40, which he had received on account of Joseph Heiniger, his master and employer. The said JAMES HAMP- TON is about 32 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout made, short neck, and long body ; had on when he went away, a vel- veteen jack- coat, blue cloth cap, black waistcoat, and red plaid trousers; is b- trade a blacksmith It is supposed he is wearing some of the stolen clothes, and that he lias gone in the diiection of Devizes, or some other part of Wiltshire, to which county he belongs.— Information to be given to George Williams, high constable, Gloucester.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] A young Man is charged with having absconded, on the 20th ultimo, from the seivice of Mr. Holloway, 17, Clifford's inn, City, having Embezzled the sum of £ 34, the property of his employer. He is about 20 years of age, 5 feet 7 ir. che- high, very thin, sallow complexion, his face very much blotched, long sandy hair, and slight whiskers; dressed in a black frock coat and vest, checked trousers, and scarf He resides at No. 47, Commercial- road, Lambeth.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 26.1 WILLIAM BURT, late of Dean- street, Westminster, and of York- road, Battersea, one of the collectors of the poor- rate for the parishes ol > t Maigaret and St John the Evangelist, Westminster, stands charged wiih Embezzling Monies, the property of the said parishes. He is about 40 year » of age, about 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, raiher of slender form, I eyes light, face marked by small- pox, dark hair, stoops in walking, and is somewhat mild and pleasing in his address.— Whoever will apprehend the said offender shall, upon his con- viction, receive £ 20 Reward, on application to Messrs. J. and C, Rogers, solicitors, Marchesier buildings, Westminster, to whom information is to be givens—[ Bow- street, June 24. | FELONIES Not otherwise described. On t; i* night of the 24th ultimo, the parish Church at White- gate, in tie county of Chester, was feloniously broken and en » tered, and an old silk Gown, and two Tablecloths stolen there- from. The offenders left in the Church the coulter of a plough, and a few matches — Information to be given to Joseph V\ illiam- son, police- constable, Over, Cheshire.—[ Bow- street, June 28.] Description of WILLIAM SINGLETON, who stands cha'ged with Violating the Person of Sarah Harrison, a girl 7 years of age, residing at No. 9, Ship- yard, Temple- bar. He is 23 years of age, 5 feet' 7 inches high, thin, dark complexion and hair, no whiskers, long thin face, awkward gait, and has an impediment in his speech ; dressed in a blue jacket and trousers, and blue cap; is a costermonger, and sells water- cresses.— [ Metropolitan Police office, June 24. J FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Absconded from the parish ofEling, in the county of South- ampton, charged with obtaining a Horse under false pretences, JAMES STUBBS. He is ab . ut 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, brown hair, thin whiskers, and has the appearance of a gipsy ; he usually dresses in a white round frock, which reaches below his knees, leather leggings, and a black hat: is i'. i the habit of attending fairs as a low horse jockey and cattle jobber; has a strong Hampshire dialect, and is particularly noisy when engaged in business or in company.— All reasonable expenses will be paid on his apprehension, on application to Edward Pil- beam, superintendent of Hants rural police, Eling, Southampton, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, July 1. [ A Girl is charged with having obtained, by means of false pretences, on the 20th ultimo, from the Shop of Mr. Wilder, linen- draper, Church- street, Kensington, two cotton Gown- pieces, lilac pattern; a ditto, cotton pink check ; a ditto, drab ground, with blue flowers ; a ditto, small lilac and white pattern. She is about 18 years of age, has black hair and eyes, and dressed in a straw bonnet, and small border shawl.— [ Metro- politan Poliee- office, June 26. J Description of a Man who has alsconded from Sheen, in the north of Staffordshire, on the 21st ultimo, after having at- tempted to commit a Rape on a Child there. He is about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, light complexion, with rather bushy sandy whiskers half way down towards the chin, and very siout made ; dressed in a light- coloured fustian frock coat, light coloured plaid trousers, and low- crowned black hat. He took with him in a bundle, tied in a blue silk handkerchief with a white edge, a dark cloth surtout coat, light- coloured vest, and brown cassimere trousers. He was seen passing tlnough Buxton on the 21st instant, and supposed to have gone to Glossop Dale, Derbyshire, or to Oldham, to work as a harvest- man or naviga- tor.— Information to be given to Inspector Russell, comtabulary, Leek.— [ Bow- street, June 24. Absconded from 15, Cannon- st., St. George's East, a Family, three in number. A Man, 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, and slight made; dresssd in black. A Woman, middle age, supposed to be his wife, very low stature, has a wart on the side of the nose; dressed in black. Also, a Woman, supposed to be the man's sister, about 30 years of age, dark hair, and sallow complexion; dressed in deep mourning; who obtained Goods under false pretences, from Messrs. Martin and Co., drapers, 210, Whitechapel- road. They were traced as far as Shoreditch, and are supposed to be in the G. or N. divisions of Police.—[ Metro- politan Police- office, June 24.] MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Description of a Person in custody in Carnarvon County Gaol, on a charge of Felony, and who is supposed to be an escaped Convict. He states his name to be WILLIAM GEORGE HILL, born at Colchester, State of Vermont, North America, 28 years of age, a seaman out of employment, paid off at Bristol six months ago from the ' Emmeline,' Capt. Wm. Jones, of that port. On the right hand he has the roman letters ' L. C.,' un- derneath the figure cf a woman on the wrist, an oval and a ship on the wind encircled by two lines, above the figures of a male and female about 4 inches high, on the breast is a full- length description ol a frigate 6 inches square, on the left hand is a full- length figure of a female with a flower- bud in her hand, on the arm the emblem of the United States of America in the sh^ pe of a female holding the national flag, a viper issuing from the ground around the staff, and an emblem in her left hand, another half- length figure of a female with two branches of olive round it, above that the figure of a man, a sailor, aud in a bed by it a woman, with the figure above that of an angel; all stained with Indian ink. lie is 5 feet 8J inches high, dark grey hair, dark grey eyes, well set, apparently of strong sinews ; can both read and write, and states he was on board the ' Warspite' frigate. | Bow- street, July 1 . J On the evening of the 21st ultimo, as Mr. William Timms, of Ascett, in the parish of Whichford, in the county of War- wick, was looking round the Home Buildings of his father's Farm, he discovered a Man in the Hen- roost, who had com- menced Killing Fowls, with whom he closed, and a despe- rate struggle ensued. The Man appeared from 30 to 33 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, rather sallow complexion, with sandy whiskers : he is supposed to belong to a large party of Gipses, who have been camping in the counties of Warwick and Oxford of laie, and is a tinker by trade; he was severely wound- ed and bruised about the head and lace. In his escape lie drop- ped a figured cctton velvet Cap with two tassels, a tinker's Kit, consisting ol a Hammer, Scissors, soldering Tools, 8cc. & c.; also, a boy's plaid Dress, newly washed, three yards of unbleached, Calico, a pair of black Trousers neatly mended at one knee, and a pair of white cord hunting Breeches : the latter is ascer- tained to have been stolen on the same day from the Drying- ground of Mr. J. Wiggins, Hook- Norton- Ley.— Any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offended, will be handsomely re- warded, on application to John Henry Clark, Esq., Shipston- on- Stour, or to William Balster, chief constable of Brailes, War- wickshire.—[ Bow- street, June 27. J Apprehended, on the 25th ultimo, three Men, charged with committing two robberies in the neighbourhood of Margate,— one gave the name of MARTIN, but refuses to state where lie lives. He is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 74 inches high sallow complexion, dark hair, light hazel eyes, irregular teeth, one of his ack teeth out, smart appearance, has the letters ' O I = R' on ihe left arm, and a scar on the right arm. Another, HENRY July 1. POLICE GAZETTE. 3291 JOHNSON, no residence, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 11 inches high, dark complexion, dark hair and whiskers, and dark full eyes. And JOHN SMITH, 19 years of age, but appears to be 25, 5 feet 6 inches high, brown hair, dark eyes, slight made, of genteel address, on right arm man aod woman ' W. S. M. J.,' on left arm men fighting, scar on forehead, and is an Irishman. They have a considerable change of dress with them, consisting of light and dark Chesterfields and Taglionis, dress coats with gilt buttons, trousers and waistcoats of various colours, hats, and stalskin caps; about twenty skeleton Keys ; a hand Centre- bit, Chisels. Sec. ; about £ 24 in gold and silver ; and a gold mourning Ring, ' William S. Read, ob. 21 May, 1831, set. 50.' Atftbng the property stolen was a £ 5 Margate Bank note, ' No 2366,' and is supposed to have been taken to Dover or London by one of the gang, a Man about 55 years of age, white hair, fresh colour., has the appearance of a country tradesman, dressed in plaid trousers, Oxford mixture Taglioni, and fur cap with peak. It is supposed they have committed other Felonies else- where.— Information to be given to S. C. Marchant, superin- tendent of police, Margate, Kent.—[ Bow- street, June 26 | Stolen, on the 19th ultimo, or early the following morning, from Seelby, near Blyth, in the county of Nottingham, the pro perty of the gamekeeper, neaT Seelby- hall, fourteen Ferrets ; three of the following description, viz. : a large white Buck Ferret with pink eyes ; a small white ditto wiih pink eyes ; a small brown ditto with dark eyes; and eleven young ones, which have no peculiar marks.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or of- fenders and recovery of the same, shall have all reasonable ex- penses paid, on application to the Gamekeeper, or to William Gill, police- officer, Blyth Station. Notts, to whom information is to be given.— \ Bow- street, June 26.] Absconded, on the 10th ultimo, from Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk, SAMUEL STOW, generally called BUSLER STOW, charged with Felony. He is about 26 years of age, 5 feet 53 or 6 inches high, light complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, stout, round- shouldered, pitted with the small pox, and speaks very gruff; dressed in cord breeches and leggins, dark sleeved plain waistcoat with a small yellow stripe in it, and a brown cap.— Information to be given to P. R. Cross, gaoler, Sudbury, Suffolk.—[ Bow- street, June 26 ] court, on suspicion - tke office, July 1.1 f slaughtering a Sheep.—[ Metropolitan Po PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, between the 4th and 8ih ultimo, at No. 12, Glouces- ter- place, Windsor, two silver Tablespoons, marked ' R. S. Il.;' a pair of Sugar- tongs, same mark ; a silver Tablespoon, marked ' J. W.;' and a ditto Teaspoon, marked ' J. M. W.'— Information to be given to Superintendent Gillman, Police- office, Windsor, Berks.—[ Bow- street, July l. J Stolen, on the morning of the 28th ultimo, from No. 80, High- street, Whitechapel, the property of George Morley, a dark mixture Chesterfield Coat, velvet collar and cuffs; a leather Portmanteau, light colour, with iron strap, and two straps and buckles, containing two cotton Shirts, linen fronts, marked * G. M. A.;' a silk Handkerchief, nearly white ; a white cambric Handkerchief; two Collars, marked ' George Morley ; ' a small bottle of Sherry; and two pair of Hose, marked ' G. M.'— [ Metropolitan Police- ojficc, July 1. | Stopped, in the possession of a Man who stands committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court, and supposed to be stolen, the six following Duplicates : two Shirts, pledged at Bradbury's, London- road, 30th May, 1844; a Scotch plaid Scarf, pledged at Archbutt's, Bridge- road, Lambeth, 29th May, 1844; a brown Chesterfield Wrapper, pledged at Filmer's, Kennington Common, 8th June, 1844; a pair of dark green Trousers, pledged at Thomas Coles', Waterloo- road June, 1844 ; a Shirt, pledged at Coles', Waterloo- road, 19th June, 1844; a Coat, pledged at Coles', Waterloo- road, 20th June, 1844. He is 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark hair and eyes, a » d stout.—] Metropolitan Police- office, July 1 ] Stolen, on the 1st ultimo, from the Breakfast- parlour of Mr. Granville Smith, ol Castle Donington. in the county of Leicester, a French gold Watch, the hour- hand ef which was broken, black numerical figures showing the hours, and small red figures de- noting the day of the month, 1 to 31, maker's name ' Marion a Paris,' with a brown silk braid Chain, and a common Key at- tached.— Information to be given to Mr. Granville Smith, Castle Donington aforesaid, or to E. P. Jackson, high constable, Quorn- don, near Loughborough, or to Superintendent Hague, Lough- borough.—| Bow- street, July 1.] Stolen, on the afternoon of the 28th ultimo, from off a Table, in the butler's Pantry, .3 Gloucester- place, the property of the Countess Metasea, a silver butter Knife, Queen's pattern, nearly new, no crest or initials.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1, | Stolen, between 12 and 1 o'clock on the morning of the 29th • ultimo, from Fleming House, Brompton, the property of Mr Pollard, an oblong fluted silver snuff Box, crest on top a Shield, Helmet, and Sword,—] Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.1 Stolen, on the afternoon of the 28th ultimo, from 20, Hol- land- street, St. James's, the property of Mr. Marshall, a silver Watch ; a pair of black Trousers ; two black Waistcoats ; and a pair of black Breeches.—[ Metropolitan Police- ojfice, July 1.] Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from 19, Tavistock- place, the property of Mr. Albin, a double ivory opera Glass. The robbery was committed by a Female, short and fair, and 22 years of age; dressed in a de- laine dress, black satin shawl, straw bonnet, - and black veil.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July l. J Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from the House of Mr Stocker, No 90, Paik- street, Camden- town, a double- cased silver hori- zontal Watch, capped and jewelled, maker's name ' Matthew Wood.'—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.] Stolen, within the last fourteen days, from No. 1, Welbeck- street, Cavendish- square, the property of Mr. Woodin, uphol- g erer, ninety yards of Damask, blue worsted, and figured pat- tern.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.] Stolen, between the 25th and 26th ultimo, from No. 35, Co llingwood- stieet, Bethnal Green, the property of Thomas Cox, a black cloth Suit; a brown frock Coat; a pair of blue Trousers; a colouied silk Handkerchief ; a black silk vtlvt Cape ; and three silver Spoons, marked ' E. N.'—[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.1 Stolen, on the 26th ultimo, from the Tap- room of the ' Rodney' public- house, Bridge- read, Lambeth, the property of Mr. Vickers, a small eight- day Clock, in a mahogany frame, old works, and new dial, maker's name unknown. The robbery is supposed to have been committed by two Men : one ahout 40 years of age, and dressed in a light shooting jacket; the other about 20 years of age, and dressed in an old light fustian dress. —[ Metropolitan Police- office, July 1.] Found, in the possession of three Men, supposed to be stolen, a quantity of fresh Mutton, in a mangled state; also, three Knives, with marks of blood and wool upon them The Men an remanded until the 1st instant, at the Woolwich Police - Stolen, on the 26th instant from the Houseof Mr. Hartnell, Maize Hill Greenwich, a double- case^ duplex repeater gold Watch, old- fashioned, maker's name ' Grant, Fleet- street, London, No. 2233,' with an old fashioned large link gold Chain and Seal, with Cicero's head engraved, and Key attached. The robbery is supposed to have been committedby a Man 34 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, stout, dark complexion and hair, and large black whiskers; dressed in a black coat and trousers, light waistcoat, black satin stock, and black hat, who carried a large walking- stick.—[ Metropolitan Police- ojfice, July Stolen, between the 26th and 27th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Barnes, Notting- hill, Kensington, a scarlet damask table Cov er, white flowered border; two damask Tablecloths ; two pair of Boots, one nearly new ; two silver Thimbles; four Knives and Forks, and a plated Fork.—[ Metropolitan Police- ojfice, July 1.] Stolen, on the morning of the 26th ultimo, from No. 51, Whitcomb - street, St. Martin's, the property of Thomas Moses Rumpton, a lodger, a silver hunting Watch, plain cases, engine- turned round the edge, maker's name ' Wm. Ray, Battle, No. 4493,' with steel Chain, two Seals, and Key; a Waistcoat, and other small articles ; also, 3s 6d. in money. The robbery was committed by a young Man dressed as a groom, 5 feet 6 inches high, with light hair and complexion had on a striped waist- coat with sleeves, drab trousers, black hat, and shoes.— [ Metro- politan Police- office, June 29* 1 Stol en, within the last month, from a back Parlour at Great Tichfield street, the property of Mr. White, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Douglas,' has a piece broken out of the face, and marked on the inside case ' J. White, 1811,' and ' S. W., 1815,' on the outside, with black Ribbon, and Key attached.— ] Metropolitan Police- office, June 29. J Stolen, on the 22nd ultimo, in the evening, from No. 23, Windnr, ill- street, Tottenham- court- road, the property of Mr John Dawson, five cotton Shirts, linen fronts, marked ' John Dawson,' and the date of the year in ink ; three or four coloured silk Handkerchiefs; and a blue and brown striped cravat.—[ Metro- politan Police- office, June 29.] Stolen, on the 25th ultimo, from No. 23, Tottenham- street, the property of Mr. Gilmour, a brown Taglioni, with velvet col- lar and cuffs; a black frock Coat, with serge lining; a pair of black Trousers ; a brown silk Gown ; a brown cotton Gown ; a gold Brooch, with hair; a gold Slide, snake shape; two silk Handkerchiefs, one marked ' S. Gilmour ' in cotton ; two Four- penny- pieces, and 3d. in copper ; a linen Shirt; a black silk Gown; a black satin Shawl; three gold Seals; a gold Key; and a de laine Dress, unmade.— [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 29.] Stolen, on the 27th ultimo, from the Dwelling- hou= e of Benjamin Packford, of Defford, near Pershore, a silver Watch, maker's name ' Thompson, London, No. 1792,' and the letters ' B. P.* marked on the inside case. The robbery is supposed to have been committed by a Man and Woman, who were seen on the premises at the same hour, and were tramps. The Man had sandy hair.— Information to be given to Wm. Harris, superin- tendent, Pershore, Worcestershire.—[ Bow- street, June 29. | Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Baker, 28, Lion- street, Walworth, the sum of £ 2 10s. in gold and silver. The robbery was effected by a Man about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, and dark hair; dressed in a black frock coat, and striped moleskin trousers.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 28.] Stolen, from the ' White Hart Inn,' Great Bardfield, on the night of the 25th ultimo, or early the follow ing morning, a dou- ble- breasted drab cloth grest Coat, trimmed with velvet, and lined with red and black check ; also, a pepper and salt coloured cloth Taglioni Coat, velvet collar and trimmings.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of Essex Constabulary, Great Bardfield — 1 Bow- street, June 28. J Stolen, during the last week, from 16, Pear- yard, the pro- perty of Henry Andrews, a double- botiomed silver Watch, mak- ers' names ' Keyser and Co , No. 1846.'—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 28 ] Stolen, on the night of the 25th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Morley, 1, Sidmouth- street, Gray's- inn- road, a black frock Coat, much worn ; a pair of silver Spectacles; a silver mustard Spoon, marked ' J. M.;' a silt er salt ditto, same mark ; and a silver tea ditto, same mark.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 28.] Lost or stolen, from a Waggon between Milk- street, and Foster- lane, Cheapside. on the 17th ultimo, a deal Box, corded and directed to R. and B. Brown, Cheapside, containing as fol- lows : fifty yards of watered Silk, No. 4200; forty- seven and a half, thirty- two and a half, thirty- four and a half, forty- nine and a half yards. No. o! each 4628; eighty- one yards, Grecian Satin, marked 2064; seventy- eight yards of ditto, marked 1809; and sixty- five yards of ditto, marked 1582.— If stolen, £ 20 Reward will be paid on the recovery of the property, or in proportion to the amount testored, on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Messrs. Joseph Adams and Co., Leith and Edinburgh Shipping Company, East Smith- field. Information to be given to Inspector M Lean, Police- station, Bow- lane, City.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] Stolen, from a Bedroom on the Third Floor of No. 7, Wood street, Cheapside, between 9 A. M. and 6 P. M. of the 24th . nstant, a small- sized silver Geneva Watch, without hands, en- graved over ihe back with the flower Forget me- not; also, a lady's fine gold neck Chain; a small mosaic gold Chain, very fine, linked and broken into three pieces, much tarnished, gold ring with five ruby stones, centre stone the brightest shade.—£ 5 Reward will be paid 011 recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Thomas Rob- son, 7, Wood street, Cheapside. Info'matinn 10 be given to In- spector Waller, at the Bow- lane Police- station.— f Bow- street. June 27.] Stolen, between 3 and 4 o'clock p M on the afternoon of the 25th ultimo, irom a House in Mornington- terrace, four silver table Spoons, a dessert ditto, and a tea ditto, of an old pattern, and marked with the letter ' R ;' also, a silver salt Spoon.— Information to be given at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool.—[ Bow- street, June 27.1 in old English ; a chased gold onyx cameo Ring ; a lady's gold Ring, set with five turquoise, and a small diamond in the centre, engraved shank, box with glass inside; ten small silver fruit Knives, maker's initials ' I. O. a large- sized engine- turned patent- pointed silver Pencil- case, with bloodstone; a smaller- sized ditto, containing also a steel Penholder, with topaz; three silver Indian Coins, the size of shillings ; a gold American Coin, size of a half- sovereign ; a large coloured gold Pin, set with tur » quoise and bright gold stars ; a gold Pin, with two Chains, tas sels, and slide, set with turquoise; six silver tea Spoons, of different makers, the initials taken out, on one appears to have been ' C. C.;' a £ 5 Note of the Brecon Old Bank, No, 1814/ 44, dated 15th February, 1844, and a No. 80 at the bottom; a silver Watch, capped, made by ' Tupman, Great Russell- street, Bloomsbury, No. 1109;' a Duplicate of a small gold French Watch, gilt dial, black roman figures, engine- turned; two gold Seals, one of them with a round yellow glass, with a Hand con- taining a Spear engraved,— the other with red cornelian, a Ser- pent with Butterfly engraved, pledged in Cork in September last; also, 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, with red cornelian ; a small gold gentleman's keeper Ring, set with lilac- coloured stone, re- presenting a Thistle, pledged at Birmingham in December last. ISAAC SIMPSON, or DEACON, is 44 years of age, 5 feet 3£ inches high, dark hair turning grey, dark whiskers, hazel eyes, fair complexion, lias lost two of the front teeth from the upper jaw, and has the letters ' I. S.' marked above the shoulder. ELI- ZABETH SIMPSON is about 42 years of age, dark hair, light liazel eyes, dark complexion, rather inclined to be stout, a small lump the size of a pea on the right side of the nostril, and speaks with a northern accent. They frequent races, fairs', & c:, selling lace, silk handkerchiefs, & c. & c.— Information to be given to George Adams, superintendent of police, Hereford.—[ BoiC'Strcet, June 27.] Stolen, on the 24th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Gardner, ' Phoenix Dining- rooms,' Stones- end, St. George, a musical Box, about 16 inches long by 6 wide, plays six tunes; and a blue silk Handkerchief. The robbery was committed by a young Man, 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark complexion, dressed in a dark Chesterfield coat, black trousers and vest, black scarf handkerchief with gold pin, and wore a hair ring on the little finger of right hand.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 26.] Stolen, between the 22nd and 24th ultimo, from an unfinish- ed House in Grove terrace, Bayswater, the property of the Work- men, a half- inch rip Saw, a tenon Saw, and a foot Square, all marked ' Fraud ;' a six- inch Square, marked with three Crowns; a smoothing Plane, marked ' R. T.;' a plough ditto, marked ' Rodband ;' a panel Saw, a half- inch Saw, a tenon Saw, a trying Plane, and an Axe, with short handle,— all unmarked.—[ Me- tropolitan Police- office., June 26.] Stolen, on the evening of the 24th ult., from No. 1, Craven court, Craven- street, Strand, the property of Mrs. Taylor, sixteen Razors, some silver- mounted; a quantity of hair Brushes; a Hone; a razor Strop ; and a moreen Bag. The robbery was committed by a Man 21 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion, light hair, dressed in a black frock coat and trou- sers, light vest, and black hat.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 26.] Two Men are charged with having, on the night of the 21st u ltimo, absconded fro n St. George's Workhouse, Mount street, stealing two suits ol ftntian Clothes; one small Suit, marked in the back ' R. Major ;' and two Shirts, marked on the right side ' St. George's Workhouse.' One of the Men is 20 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes, hair cut short; had on a dirty linen shirt with double blue stripes, and was without hat or shoes. The other is about 17 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, and had on a shirt the same as the former, and was without hat or shoes. They were both afflicted with the itch.—[ Metropolitan Police office, June 26 ] Description of a Man who absconded on the 24th ultimo, from Mr. Thomas Huggins, High- street, Tottenham, stealing and taking with him £ l 5s , entrusted to his care. He is 17 years of age, 5 feet high, dark complexion, hair and eyes, sharp, good- looking, and round face ; dressed in a fustian jacket, black corduroy trousers, and cloth cap.—[ Metropolitan Police- office, June 26* 1 Stolen, between the 21st and 23rd ultimo, from the Catholic Chapel, Cadogan- terrace, Chelsea, the property of Mr. Dearing, a Missal, bound in calf, plain gold edgas ; a ditto, ornamented in the comers, with the words in gilt letters ' The gift of his Father, 20th August 1840;' a ' Garden of the Soul,' gilt edges, plain calf; a keeper Book, Uttered ; a vesper ditto, plain calf, gilt edges; and an ' Office for Holy Week,' plain sheet.— ( Metropolitan Police- office, June 26.1 Stolen, between the 19th and 22nd ultimi, from the Shop of Mr. Bull, 34, Windmill- stieet, St. Luke's, a y- keyed Bugle; a straight Horn with chased ' im; and an old Violin.—[ Metro- politan Pelke- otfice, June 26.] Stolen, between tli9 21st and 22n 1 ultimo, from the Brig Kingalock,' lying oft' Gun- shot Wharf, Tooley- street, the pro- perty of Thomas Dwyer and Peter Landagan, two of the crew, a blue Jacket, Waistcoat, and Trousers; two silk Handkerchiefs, one black and one coloured; a white Shirt; a blue cotton Shirt; and a pair of Shoes. The robbery was committed by a Seaman, about 20 years old, short and thin, sallow complexion, and light hair; dressed in a blue jacket, canvas trousers, and Scotch cap. [ Metropolitan Police- office, June 26. | Stolen, on the 25th ultimo, from the House of Mr. Lester, 29, Rose- lane, Spitalfields, eighty Half- crowns, two Crowns, seventy Shilli gs, and £ 4 10s. in gold.—[ Metropolitan Police' office, June 27 ] Description of ISAAC SIMPSON, or DEACON, and ELI- ZABETH, who stated herself to be his wife, who stand committed to Presteign Gaol, Radnorshire, for tiial, charged with stealing a £ 10 Note ol the Harborough Bank, at Knighton Fair, in May 1843, and who were apprehended at Hereford in May last, for attempting to pick Pockets in the lair; and on them were found ( in addition to the £ 10 Note) the following property: a gentle- man's gold Ring, with white cornelian stone,' D. M. C,' engraved Stolen, on the afternoon of the ultimo24th , from a gentle- man's House in the neighbourhood of Broughton, the following artichs of silver Plate, viz.: twelve large Forks, fifteen small ditto, twe've table Spoons, sixteen dessert ditto, two gravy ditto, seven tea ditto, three knife Rests, and four sauce Ladles; all marked ' J S. H.'—£ 20 Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be uiven to S. Wovenden, superintendent of county constabulary, Police- office, Pendleton, or to Richard Beswick, chief superin- tendent of po'ice, detective department, Town- hall, King- street, Manchester.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] Stolen, during the night of the 25th ultimo, from an Office in North John- street. Liverpool, a £ 30 Bank of England Note, ' V J. 33,218, Manchester, 21st Feb,, 1843;' also, about £ 18 in gold, and 8s. lOd. in silver and copper.—£ 5 Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the property, on application at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, High- street, Liverpool.—[ Bow- street, June 27.] Stolen, from Margate, on the 24th ultimo, supposed by three Men who are now in custody, and remanded for a week, a snuff Box, of Russian make, composed of gold, silver, and platina, appears I ke silver outside, and gold inside, with a Likeness of Peter the Great on the top; a gold Ring, with two cornelian Hearts ; a mourning Ring, ' In memory of Mary Stratford, died 1830;' a small gold Chain; and a silver- bladed Knife in mo- rocco Case.— Information to be given to S. C. Marchant, super- intendent of police, Margate, Kent.—] Bow- street, June 27. J 3292 JPOLICE GAZETTE. July 1. WAR OFFICE, July 1, 1844 A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. OFFICE NO. NAME. 34422 34423 34424 34425 34426 34427 3442!) 34410 34431 34432 PARISH AND COUNTY WHERE BORN. ACE John Moran James M'Ginty Alex. Ledgerwood Timothy Sheahan Jas. M'Laughlin William Thomson John Langhlin Charles Culley James Bennett Samuel Crooks 87th Fusiliers 91ft Foot 91st Foot 99th Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. 9th Lancers Gren. Guards IstBt. Coldst, 6th Foot 6- mile- bridge, Clare; Baldemeck, Dumbn Kilmarnock, Ayr i Killarney, Kerry ; Cumber, Derry J Cariongate, Edinb. I Ballymoney, Antrim Shillingford, Oxford Leigh, Kent Peterborough, Staff. 34433 George Cooper 344 54 James Watson 34435 William W. Smith 34436 Thomas Orme 34437 William Pass 34438 Henrv Hemstock 34439 John Hawley 34440 John Voice 34441 Samuel Egerton 34442 James O'Donnell 6th Foot 6th Foot fith Foot 12 th Foot 25th Foot 26th Foot 32 ! Foot 32d Foot 32( 1 Foot 39th Foot I Sheffield, York i Hawk swell, York 1 Stratham. Cambridg. | Stockport, Lancaster : Donnington, Leices Mapperkey, Derby IS' Briavel, Monn th ! Mobberly, Chester Cull, Kerry labourer labourer labourer labourer gardener joiner labourer labourer labourer labourer 23 20 18 19 20 22 26* 30 28 20 brown fair dk. hrn light 7j brown 10 J fair 9 dk. brn 104 It. brn. EVES. PACE COAT AND TROUSERS. 1 DATE OF DESERTN j PLACE OP DESERTION.| MARKS AND REMARKS. brown grey dk. brn blue grey grey hazel grey dark grinder labourer servarjt weaver painter ab' urer labourer farm- servt, labourer 213 224 25j 25 18 24| 5 19}| 5 21| 5 20} 5 18 5 54 It- hrn. i erev sail. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. fair frsh, frsh. frsh. frsh. brown frock ; blue red jacket; white red ja ket; white grey jacket. cord blue cloth ; brown blue cloth; moles, hospital clothins; regimental; white regimental shell jacket: cloth i Glasgow I. of Wight I of Wight Liverpool Edin urgh Edinburgh Maidstone London 8 June 5 June 5 June 9 June 5 June 5 lune 1i June 8 June 10 June ! London 9_ J" iie_ Stoclport_ 7 fij n 6 § 53 7 6} Kl § 6 brown brown dk. brn It brn. brown brown It. brn. brown It. brn fair hazel giey grey urey grey grey grey grey grey brown fair frsh. frsh. light frsh. frsh. frsh fair frsh. frsh. dress ; white dress; white shell; white blue fritze ; cold ve veteenjac.; moles, shell jacket; black red shell ; white red shell : white supposed plain old fiuze cord 3444 i 34444 34446 = 14447 34448 34449 34450 34451 34452 34453 John Munroe 44 th Foot John Brockbank 17th Foot Joseph Ivory 49th Fbot William Brannan ! 63d Foot Joseph Danks C. M'Granachan John Sharp John Kilmurry Thomas Patrick John Day 34454 34455 34456 34457 34458 34459 34460 34461 34462 34463 34466 34467 34468 34470 34471 34472 34473 34474 34475 34476 34477 34478 34479 34480 34481 34482 34483 34484 34485 John Fisher James Bowerman Robert Watson John Tailor Fred. Hargraves Ralph Hall Richard Trengovc 75th Foot Joseph Cook j 75th Foot William Jessopp j 75th Foot Elias Miles 63d Foct 64th Foot 66th Foot 67th Foot i 67th Foot ! 67 th Foot i 68th Foot 70th Foot I 71st Foot 71st Foot 75th Foot i75th Foot Patrick Heffeman James Walsh George Anthony John M'Cune John Murphy Martin Lowry Henry White James Boreland Thomas Hunt William Russell 75th Foot 75th Foot | 76th Foot 77th Foot 77th Foot 85th Foot 87th Fusiliers 91st Foot 92d Foot 97th Foot E. I. C.' s Art, John Crongton j 97th Foot John Self : E. I. C.' s Art. John Thomson i E. I. C.' s. Art. William Brown ; 9th Lancers Francis Woodman 15th Hussars Alexander Heart Scots Fusils. Joseph Barley i 3d Lt. Drags Edwin Pitt 116th Foot F. Wm. Kilpatrick 16th Foot 34486 William Smith ! 16th Foot Glasgow, TaKark Bury, I ancaster G. Gaddesden, Herts Dunga" non, Tyrone Norbury, Stafford Culdaff, Donegal Chatham, Kent Rode, King's All Saints, Warwick Birr, King's Hinton, Lancaster I Charmouth, Dorset Lanark Lanark Cas. Donningtn., Lei. Asbton, Lancaster Falmouth, Cornwall Thrussington, Leic. Sri ton, Huntingdon Yale, Somerset Dublin Fermoy, Cork Standon, Hertford Newtown, Down Ballymooran, Tippe. Lady's We 1, Wexfd. Chorley, Wilts Barony, Lanark St. Offerton, Nottin. Fosdyke, Lincoln weaver shoemaker labourer labourer engine- fitr. labourer labourer labourer ironmongr. labourer 18 J 5 18 5 26 5 18 5 22 5 19f 5 24 5 20 | 5 19 5 79 5 6J 53) brown 73 brown 64 brown brown brewn fair light brown lt. brn. brown grey hazel blue blue brown blue blue grey blue grey frsh. red shell ; white frsh. red shell; Oxf. mixt. frah. fustian frsh. moles, jacket; cord sail, biown; moleskin fair red shell; black frsh. red shell; white frsh.; coatee ; Oxf. grey fair ; coatee ; Oxf. grey pale coatee ; Oxf. grey 2nd des.; escaped from bospita des. off pass; clothes recovered ; took part of nec. des. off pass; clothes recovered; . took part of nee. not surgically inspected. recruit, not surgically inspected. recruit, not surgically inspected. 2nd des.; has served in 53i. h Foot. slight sear over nose ; took part (' f reg. nec. took side- helt, and part of reg. nec. took side belt, and part of res- nec. D.; 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. 2ild desertion; pinioned deserted, recruit, not surgically inspected, tool; side- helt, and part of his reg. nec. 9 June I Stockport 9 June | Chester 9 June Chester 7 June I London 5 June | Manchestr. 1 6 June Edinburgh 10 June Manchestr. took side- belt, and belt plate. 10 June Manchestr took side- belt, and belt- plate. 11 June iWanchestr. stout ir. ade 5 June Trace face much freckled; sup living at Chapeltown. rope makr. baker weaver weaver groom iron- forger labourer groom labourer 18 21* 23 19 5 22| 5 193 5 1S. J 5 21 § 5 20t 5 21j 5 6JI brown 5J brown 8} dk. bru 6|; sandy 6 ! brown 61 aubur. 6f black 64 brown 6 brown 8 brown hazel hazel grey blue blue hazel hazel grey grey grey frsh. i shell jacket. white fair j regimental trousers frsli. fustian jack.; moles, frsh. fustian jack.; moles frsh. tartan jacket; fusti. frsli. regimental dark regimental dark regimental fair regimental frsh. regimental 13 June 10 June 13 June 8 June 8 June I June 7 June 8 June 10 June 12 June Devonport D.; 2nd des . took side- belt, p'ate, & pait ofnec.. Gospoit broke out of barracks. Winchester 2ml des.; took part of his reg. nec. Edinburgh ; intermediately approved; sup. to be at Airdrie. Eccleshall j gave the name of Abraham Hickman. Birmingha. took the whole of his reg. nec. Carrickfer. D. D.; 4th des.; took side- belt, and part of nec. Staley- bri. took the whole of his reg. nec. Manchestr. took part of his reg. nec. Staley- hri. burn on left leg ; 2nd des.; took all his reg. nec. 8 June 13 June 8 June 8 June 27 May 4 June 4 June 4 June 4 June 10 June labourer groom labourer labourer shoemaker draler blacksmith baker engineer labourer 19* 15 19 5 21 5 194 5 21 5 24 5 19 5 21 | 5 23 j 5 21 5 dk. brn lt. brn. l dk. brn 8£ dark j 6} brown 8j dk. brn 7 I it. brn 9f brown 10 ( fair 7} brown grey grey blue | brown grey blue grey grey blue hazel frsh. regimental frsh. shell; Oxford mixt. dark smockfroek; cord frsh. smock frock; fustian sail. reg.; white frsh. shell jacket; white frsh. smnck- frock; brown frsh. red; tartan fash.' cord fair smock- frock; canvas 34487 34488 34489 34490 34391 34492 34493 34494 34495 34496 Thomas Boardman 32( 1 Foot Joseph Pickering 32d Foot William Dawson Slst Foot James Eagan 61st Foot Michael Lyons 68th Foot Thomas Moore 68th Foot John Kearney 87th Fusiliers Robert Baillie 92d Foot John Casey IstBt. Rifl. B. Edward Stout E. I C.' s Art. 34497 John Davies 34498 Wm. Jas. Boyd 3449'' Alex. Crawford 34500 Joseph Hurst 34501 John Hallissy 34502 Isaac Burnside 34502 John Cunningham 34503 James Jones 34504 Thomas Jackson 34505 Jos. Charlesworth 34506 " Arthur Campbell David M'Callum Henry Cotcher John M'Ardle Michael Clarke John Porter Wm. Hainsworth William Smith John Russell William Smith 4th Foot 10 th Foot 10th Foot 17th Foot 18th Foot 29th Foot 6th Foot 6th Foot 8th Foot 8 th Foot 26th Foot 26 th Foot 31st Foot 32d Foot 37th Foot 38 th Foot 39th Foot 44th Foot 46th Foot 47th Foot W. Derby, Lancaster Liverpool, Lancaster Falkirk, Stirling Armagh Go els to re, Surrey Woodland, Dorset Haleswoith, Suffolk Malmesbury, Wilts Armagh Burnley, Lancaster Gt. Bolton, Lancast. Thurlaston, Leicest. Hitchin, Hertford Castletown, Tipper. Glanleigh, Kerry Killarney, Kerry Wicklow Glassford, Lanark Shrewell, Longford Liverpool, Lancaster labourer potter labourer servant labourer labourer labourer labourer gun- maker labourer smith fr.- wk.- kni. labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer mason shoemaker 23 21 20 244 20 25 20 214 233 23 fair j brown ! lt. brn. brown brown dark brown brown brown brown blue grey hazel hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey grey frsh.: moleskin frsh.: brown velvet; grey frsh. moleskin fair | undress jacket; blue frsh. 1 blue frsh. reg. scarlet; white frsh. blue frsh. fustian fair blue frock ; dark fair shell jacket; cloth 2 June 12 June 12 June 12 June 13 June 10 . Tune 8 June 10 June 14 June 8 June 6 June 6 June 10 June 15 June 16 Juns 12 June 16 June 13 June 13 June 13 June Dover Leeds Edinburgh Edinburgh Plymouth Maker Maker Maker Maker Plymouth Maker Carmarthe. committed a felony; in company with a worn an x Chatham Chatham Newbridge Glasgow London Dundee Liverpool London took part of his reg. nec. plays the clarionet; took part of reg. nec. intermediately approved. intermediately approved. officer's servant. took greater part of his reg nec. took greater part of his reg. nec. tool- greater part of his reg. nec. pock pitted. Eliesmere, Saiop St. Peter, Dublin Glasgow, Lanark Nottingham North, Cork Appleby, Westmore, Shipbourne, Kent Conwill, Carmarthen Mylor, Cornwall Hepworth, York labourer clerk engineer fr.- wk.- kni, labourer collier labourer shoemaker sai'or collier 19 244 23} 24. i 24 23 223 183 18 21 22 19J 20} 21 ; m \ 184 I 25} 1 1SJ 19 ! 24 34507 34508 34509 34510 34511 34512 34513 34514 34515 34516 William Pritchard i7th Foot 34517; William Carter : 49th Foot 34518: Edward Bowstead 54th Foot 34519 Thomas Price 54th Foot 345201 John Jones i58th Foot 34522 James M'Manus 67th Foot 34523j Hubert O'Neill , 67th Foot 34524 34525 34526 34527" 34528 34529 34530 34531 34532 34533 34534 34535 Bangor, Down Lochlomond, Dumb. Dumfries Liverpool, Lancaster Carlow Sheepshead, Leicest. Preston, Lancaster Hemmingfield, York Ul'esthorpe, Leices. Reading, Berks labourer j dyer labourer , ship- carpn.; labourer I brick- mak. labourer mason I labourer, labourer 20 18} 20 j 234 22 243 19 18 22 22} 6} 63 94 11 n 9 7} n 84 9 7} n 9 10 H brown brown ] It. bin.; dk. brn brown lt. brn. lt. brn. fair brown lt. brn. dk. brn grey grey grey grey blue blue blue grey dark red shell; white 12 June frsh. red shell; white 12 June frsh. red shell ; white I 6 June dark red shell; white j 6 June fair shell jacket; black 11 June fair shell jacket; black 11 June fair shell jacket; white 11 June fair red; tartan kilt 12 June pale green 11 June sail, black ; drab 13 June sandy dk. brn fair lt. brn. 1 dk. brn red 5{ It. brn. 54 dk. brn' 54 i black 6 lit. brn. 1 grey grey blue grey grey grey grey hazel grey grey fair hi own frock; tustian dark black frsh. fustian jacket; duck fair shell; white frsh. baragan frsh. flannel jacket; cord fair shell jacket; white ! fair ! shell jacket; white jfrsh.| regimental; white 1 sail, i reg.; Oxford grey Liverpool Liverpool Edinburgh Maidstone Maidstone London Maidstone Dublin Dublin Dublin Manchestr. Manchestr. Limerick Limerick Dover Dover Glasgow Aberdeen Athlone Liverpool attested, not intermediately approved. took side- belt, and greater part of his reg. nec. attested, and intermediately approved. gave a wiong address; not surgically inspected. alias W. Kidwell; not inspected ; sup. at Stafford, recruit, attested. 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. sear from burn on right cheek; took part reg. nec, took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. scar on left eye ; took part of reg. nec. officer's servant; took greater part of reg. nec. took all r ec. and tools ; sup. gone to America. verystout ground- shouldered; 2nd des.; took nec.. took side- belt, and belt- plate. took side- belt, and belt- plate. 2nd des.; took part of reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. took side belt, breast- plate and greater part of nec. slightly pockpitted ; recruit, took side- belt,& nee. riuht eye brown, left eye grey; recruit, approved. 94 9} <>"= r 8 1 64 6 6 63 fair brown brown dk. brn dk. brn lt. brn. lt. brn. brown light 5 7J dk. brn grey blue blue hazel grey grey grey grey grey hazel Andrew Kennedy 67th Foot Thomas Astley 67th Foot Patrick Mulhall 168th Foot David Rohan Henry Targett John Miller James Limerick William Minchin John Bunteel Joseph Green Thomas Kelly James Carroll 34536 Benjamin Wilson 34537 34538 34539 34540 34541 34542 Michael Plunket John Adams Thomas Mack James Douglas Samuel Williams Andrew Gair 1 John Baytopp I John Hill I John Daly 69th Foot 71st Foot 72d Foot 77th Foot 70th Foot 82d Foot 82d Foot 82( 1 Foot 82d Foot 90th Foot 97th Foot ! 99th Foot j 87th Foot | 9th Lancers H I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. Hanarth, Monmouth Dutchv.' orth, Herts I Burgh- by- Sds., Cum. j St Mary, Glamorgan Monmouth Templeport, Cavan Dunmore, Galway M'Kerkey, Derry Bolton, Lancaster Bowling, York mason labourer labourer tailor labourer labourer labourer labourer spinner weaver IS 15 214 5 20 ! 5 22315 20 5 183 5 20 5 18 I 5 2 5 | 5 174 5 Gj | black | hazel 6j It. brn.: 73 brown 10 brown 7f It. brn. 73 dk. brn 6^ dk. brn 74 It. brn. 74 brown i grey blue grey grey grey blue blue blue grey fair sail. frsh. dark fair frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. shell jacket; white ! shell jacket; white j shell jack.; Oxf. mix. red shell ; white sinoc!-- frock; moles, sheli jacket; cloth shell jacket; white red shell; white fustian smock- frock ; white 15 June London I scar on left side of nose ; attested, and approved. 14 June Liverpool not surgically inspected. 13 June Liverpool not surgically inspected. 12 June Chatham 11 June Cork recruit, attested, and intermediate!}- approved. 15 June Maidstone scar on left centre of neck; 2nd des. 18 June Pn ston scar on left side of chin ; took side- belt, & pt nec. 18 June Stockpoit j took side- belt, and part of reg. nee. 16 June Bury took reg. nec. 15 June Burnley 2nd des.; took side- belt, plate, and ncc. 14 June Edinburgh j took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. 14 June Edinburgh took side- belt, and part of rcg. nec. 19 June 15 June 15 June 30 May 17 June 17 June 20 June 19 June Chatham Manchestr. Leeds Hull Chatham Devonport Uppinghm Windsor fair dark frsh. frsh. Ball. fair fair sail. red eiiell; white shell jacket; whits grten; tweed shell jacket; white coatee ; Oxf. grey coatee ; white coatee; Oxf. grey frsh. coatee; white fair smock- frock ; cord Fermoy, Cork Salisbury, Wilts " West Kirk, Edinb. Glasgow, Lanark Moreton, Worcester Elphin, Roscommon Liv erpool, Lancaster Broughton, Cumber, Tomcork, Wexford Gainsborough, Line. Carrick, Monaghan St. Mark, Dublin Talbridge, Tipperary Linlithgow Kilpatrick, Wexford Liverpool, Lancaster 16 June 19 June 17 June 20 June 13 June 16 June 16 June 16 June 18 June 17 June servant labourer groom labourer grocer labourer labourer grinder labourer whitesmith 21 244 19 244 171 19 23 23 264 18 73 7 6 104 5| 6 6 64 8 73 dk. brn brown lt. brn. brown black brown brown It. brn. brown lt. brn. tinman labourer blacksmith writer servant baker 24 15 2fi [ 6 20 5 284 5 25 5 20 5 7 j black 04 It. brn. Si 11 n 104 lt. red lt. brn. black brown hazel grey blue grey hazel hazel grey grey grey hazel blue grey blue grey hazel brown Roy. Marines Enfield, Sussex , l-. rickmakr. 21} 5 10}: dk. brn grey Roy. Marines Darlington, Durham; labourer | 6 0 It. brn. grey Roy. Marines Liverpool, Lancaster, labourer 22 , 5 7 j brown hazel sail, regimental; black frsh. red; tartan frsh. red ; tartan fair I red ; white sail.: fatig. jacket; black frsh.; shell jacket; black frsh. shell jacket; black frsli.: black frock ; black sail, j coatee; black frsh. 1 blue; black dark brown wrap ; cord fair bluejacket; moles, fair shell jacket; white frsh. blue frsh. blue coat dark molesk. jack.; grey sail, undress uniform frsh. undress uniform frsh. undress; Oxf. mixt. 10 June 18 June 14 June 6 May 18 June 19 June 17 June 20 June 20 June 15 June 14 June 13 June 15 June 22 June 10 June 17 June Gosport Winchester Dublin Swindon Chatham Manchestr. Manchestr. Manchestr. Manchestr. Jlowling took part of his reg. nec. stout made; D.; 2nd des. attested, not intermediately approved. pockpitted; proper name Martin Caisey ; tk. ncc. took greater part of bis reg. nec. fret kled ; not intermediately approved. inspected; robbed his Quarters of apparel. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. attested and intermediately approved. attested, but not intermediately approved. took his reg. nec. changed his clothes at Barton. tcok side- belt. changed his clothes at Barton, took side- belt. attested, and intermediately approved. Fermoy deserted off furlough. I. of Wight volunteer from 24th Foot; took side- belt. Glasgow des. on route to join. Jamaica plays on drum, bugle, and flute." Leeds Ennis 2nd des.; took part of his rag. ncc. Ennis D.; 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. Ennis stole servant's clothes ; tk. nec.; sup. with Carroll. Ennis D.; des. off sentry , tk. all nec. ; sup. with Kelly. London attested, and intermediately approved. Liveipool j deeply pockpitted. Liverpool ! not sin gically inspected. Glasgow took side- belt, breast- plate and part of reg. n « c. Maidstone i 2nd des.; took par t of reg. nec, Wexford attested ; supposed to have gone to Wateiford. Liverpool recruit, not surgically inspected. 15 June Hd - quartr. Portsmouth div.; mark of aboil on left shoulder. 15 June Ild.- quaitr. Portsmouth ( liv.; scar left ring- fing.; moleon neck. 17 June Deptford Chatham div^ ion; des. of! pass. LONDON: Printed and Published ( Itg ^ utljorttji) by Milk and Son, 11, Crane- court, Fleet- street,