GAZETTE CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanors of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, an / Offenders escaped from Custody, Kith the time, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, who are kr „ wn fat not j„ custody, and a Description of those *> ho are not knfrrn, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity. The Names of Accom- plices and Accessories, Kith every particular which may lead to their Apprehenturn. J Description, as accurate as possible, rrf Property that has been Stolen, and a mi „ ute description ./ Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. mmm* No. 84 .7. * Otice.— It is requested that all communications for the purpose of obtaining, or giving Information ' respecting supposed Offenders, or stolen property, may BEAR THE SIGNATURE of t/ u jfiwswn sending or requiring the same, and be addressed to Mr.. BURNABY, the EDITOR, Police court. Bow- street, ' London. %* fVheneteric is desired that any individual, by name, shall be I , apprehended, it is indispensably necessary that an attested copy oj , an Information sworn before a Magistrate, should be transmitted i to the Editor, together with the Advertisement for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE. It is particularly desired that the names of PERSONS and PLACES may be SPELT CORRECTLY, and WRITTEN PLAINLY, to prevent mistakes. And as no charge is made for the insertion of any articlr in the POLICE GAZETTE, ALL letters addressed to the Editor MOST BE PRE- PAID, otherwise the insertion will not Ac made, • W. B. — Directions have been, given by the Secretarx . of State that the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shot be permitted to sell Copies, at ONE PENNY PER COPY, whwh will be forwarded FREE by Post, on the days of Publication, in payment of the price for THREE MONTHS in advance to tht Printers, Messrs. MILLS and SON, 11, Crane- court, Fleet- street, London; such payment to be continued so long as they shall be • squired to be sent INFORMATIONS. MURDER. Description of GEORGE EVANS, who stands charged nvith the wilful Murder of Jlne Mellin, at Manchester. He is about 21 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, rather stout, left eye sore, particularly at the corner, and requires often to use a handkerchief, dark brown hair, short behind and long at the sides, no whiskers, and round face; dressed in dark moleskin jacket and trousers, dirty green cloth waistcoat, dark cap with braid round it; he is by trade a mechanic, had in his possession a silver lever Watch, double- bottomed,' No. 2017,' that he stole from the above house, and a large blue box about 1 $ yards in length, and he is supposed t » be a native of Bristol.— Informa- tion to be given to Mr. Richard Beswick, chief superintendent of police, detective department, Town- hall, King- street, Man- chester, or to — Taylor, superintendent of police, Town- hall, Chorlton- iipon- Medbck.— Bow- street, August 19. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. About 3 o'clock on the morning of the 21st instant, a Stack of old Wheat, the prpperty of Mr. Richard Fox, of Scrivelsby, near Horncastle, Lincolnshire, was Fired by an Incendiary, and " destroyed.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive the sum of £ 25 from the Honourable Sir Henry Dymoke, Bart.; £ 50 from Mr. Daniel Caparn, asrent to the County Fire- office; £ 25 from the said Mr. Richard Fox; and £ 25 from the Treasurer of the Ilomcastle New Association,— which Rewards will be paid on such conviction, and every lawful measure shall be adopted for the purpose of saving harmless any person or persons impeachiug his or their accomplice or accom- plices.— Bow- sireet, August 23. Eailv in the morning of the 10th instant, several Stacks of Wheat, belonging to Mr. Brigham, of Slingsby, in the county Cf York, then standing in a Close in the parish of Slingsby afore- said, in his occupation, were feloniously Set on Fire and destroy- ed.— The following Rewards will be paid to any person who will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and con- viction of the offender or offenders, viz.: by the Right Hon. the Earl of Carlisle, £ 10; by the County Fire Insurance Company, £ 100; by the Yorkshire Fire Insurance Company, £ 50 ; and by the said Mr. Brigham, £ 5. And the proper means will be used to obtain Her Majesty's most gracious Pardon for any accom- plice who will give such information as shall lead to the same re- sult.— Bow- street, August 14. ROBBERY PROM THE PERSON. Stolen, on the 21st instant, from the Person of Mr. John Madali, 7, Gloucester- place, Portman- square, a gold double- bottomed patent lever Watch, with a small Chain, plain Seal, and Geneva Key attached, and ' Huit tres en pier finas engraved on the inside, maker's name ' Pierre Rey.' By a Fe- male, 35 years of age, rather tall, stout, pale, face, dressed in a red gown, white straw bonnet, and figured shawl.— Metropo- litan Police- office, August 24. Stolen, from the Person of a Gentleman, on board Her Ma- jesty's Mail Steam- boat the 1 Queen,' at Liverpool, on the 19th instant, a red silk Purse, containing a £ 10 Bank of England Note,' No 82635,' dated ' 4th April, 1844;' and a £ 5 Bank of Ireland Note, with some silver.— In'ormation to be given to — O'Connor, superintendent of police, Lower Castld- yard, Dublin. — Metropolitan Police office, August 23. Stolen, on the night of the 17ih instant, from a Gentleman in the neighbourhood of Williamson- square, Liverpool, a gold duplex Watch, engine- turned cases, maker's name * Manning, Dublin, No. 100' on the inside back case, with a gold Guard and MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1844. brequet Chain ; and a gold finger Ring, set with two diamonds, and enamelled round.—£ 2 Iteward will be paid to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender and recovery of the properly, on application to the Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool.— Bow- street, August 22. Stolen, on the 17th instant, from the Person of Colin Fraser, of 38, Frederick- street, Hampstead- road, while near Brook- street, New- road, a double - bottomed silver Watch, maker's name ' Marks, No. 1008.'— Metropolitan Police- office, August 21. Stolen, on the 17th instant, from the Person of Captain Gould, 5, Upper Eaton- street, while in Ranelagh- mews, with a Female, a Pocket- book containing two £ 5 Bank of England Notes ; a Bill of Exchange for £ 50, drawn on Col. Stewart, and several Memorandums; and a drab Purse, containing half a Sovereign, and 12s. By a Female about 28 years of age, rather tall, and speaks with an Irish accent.— Metropolitan Police office, August 20. Stolen, on the night of the 16th instant, from the Person ot William Kulback, while at the Fire in George- yard, a flat gold Geneva Watch, maker's name * Aubert,' mounted on four rubies, and ' W. K .,' in old English on the outside case.— Metropolitan Polict- office, August 19. Stolen, on the night of the 4th instant, from the Person of Thomas Jenkins, tram- plate layer, Aberdare, whilst in a state of intoxication between Dowlais iron- works and Aberdare, a silver Watch, maker's name ' William Butford, Liverpool, No. 2743;' also, four Sovereigns, and 15s. in silver.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of the Merthyr District of the Gla- : morgan Constabulary.— Bow- street, August 17. HOUSE- BREAKING. The three Men charged with breaking and entering the Dwelling- house of Mr. Phillips; at Birkby, on the 17th instant, and advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 23rd instant, have been apprehended and the whole of the property recovered.— Bow- street, August 26. A Burglary was committed at Huddersfield, on the night of the 13th instant, and the following property taken away, viz.: a pair of ivory- hafted Carvers, ' Rogers, maker, Sheffield ;' a pair of pocket Pistols, with bright barrels, and the head of a Lion carved in German- silver on the butts of the Pistols; also, an Ameri- can pocket Pistol, with patent breech, containing five balls to fire five different shots without reloading.— All reasonable expenses will be paid on the recovery of the property and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to John Dan- son, superintendent of police, Huddersfield.— Bow- street, August 22. On the morning of the 18th instant, about 11 o'clock, the Shop of William Dodd, provision dealer, Latchford, Cheshire, was feloniously broken and entered, by two Men of the following description : one 5 leet 7 or 8 inches high, very thin, and swarthy complexion; had on a blue body coat, dark moleskin trousers, and a new stuff hat. The other stands 5 feet 5 inches high, dark hair, and swarthy complexion ; dressed in blue a body coat, dark trousers, and aew stuff hat: one of them had a black eye.— Infor- mation to be given to James Irwin, special high constable, Ly mm, or to Michael Douglas, police- officer, Latchford, Warrington.— Bow- ttreet, August 21. On the morning of the 20th instant, the Dwelling- house of John Hughes, ot Dudgley Bank, in the parish of Church Suet- ton, jn the county of Salop, was feloniously and burglariously entered, and a silver Watch,' No. 59302,' maker's name ' Robt. Walker, London,' with a brown Ribbon, two brass Keys, and a common Seal with a man's Head engraved on it, stolen there- from. Supposed by a Tramp, of the following description : he is about 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high, stout made, dark whiskers, dressed in a fustian jacket and trousers much worn, black hat, boots laced up in front, and strong made.— Information to be given to Superintendent C. Lewis, Church Stretton, or at the Chief Constable's- office, Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, Aug. 21. On the night of the 13th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. John Oliver, at Castle Donnington, in the county of Leices- ter, was burglariously entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: a single- breasted blue Taglioni Coat; an invisible green Newmarket cut Coat, with gilt buttons, double- breasted; a blue satin Vest, pattern a yellow drooping Willow, with fancy buttons ; a pair of grey doeskin Trousers ; a black cleth Coat; a pair of blue and black checked Trousers; an old velveteen Coat; a youth's Jacket; three yards and a half of blue broad Cloth; a girl's Frock, and several small articles.— Information to be given to the Chief Constable of the Leicestershire Consta- bulary, Police- office, Leicester.— Bow- street, August 20. Early on the morning of the 16th instant, the Shop of Mrs. Shibbs, at Kegworth, in the county of Leicester, was bioken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz.: two dozen silver Thimbles ; three Combs, bone handles, with Ger- man- silver blades; a pair of stained- handled Razors; three silver Pencil- ceses; two dozen pocket Knives, with two and three blades in each, bucklurn handles ; and several gold Brooches and wedding Rings.— Information to be given to the Chief Constable of the Leicestershire Constabulary, Police- office, Leicester.— Bow- street, August 20. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen or strayed, early on the morning of the 20th instant, irom a Field near Burslem, the properly of Reuben Hall, aLighi Grey Horse Pony, about 11 hands high, a piece cut out of its left ear, and has a scar on the nea fore km'e.— Whoever will apprehend or give such information as shall lead to thedis< ove> y ol the offender or offenders, shall, on conviction and recovery of the Pony, receive £ l Reward, on application to Superintendent Rowley, Burslem, Staffordshire Potteries,— Bow- street, August \ 26. I Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 20th instant, from the parish of Weeting with- Broome- hill, a Dark Chesnut Marc, I light hackney breed, 6 years old, 14 hands high, knees slightly broken, dull eyes, stands across the fore legs, and had feather- edge shoes on the fore feet; the property of Mr. Sainty.— In- formation to be given to J. Hubbard, superintendent of police, at Stoke Ferry, Norfolk.— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd instant, or early the follow- ing morning, an aged Black Mare Pony, the property of Mr. John Beagles, butcher, of Whaplode, from a Field n Whaplode Drove. She is about 14 hands high, the off ear slit and turned at the ( end, the last rib but one on the near side broken.— Any e rson giving such information that the offender or offenders may e convicted shall receive Two Sovereigns Reward.— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen, on the night of the 19th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Close in the occupation of Mr. Benjamin Brown, of Horncastle, a Light Bay Hackney Mare, 5 years old, stands about 15 hands 2 inches high, having no white upon her, a plain head, good action, shows a good deal of blood, carries her tail well off when going, and is rather tanned in her coat. Also, a Bay Gig Horse, 6 years old, stands about 15 hands 2 inches high, switch tail, long mane, three black legs, the near hind leg being white up to tht fetlock, head well up, marked on the chine with the saddle, hair off the mane, has an enlargm ent on his off fore leg, high action, and is light in his mouth. Two Men, one acting as master, the other as servant, were seen on the 20th instant, at the ' Peacock Inn,' Croxton, Leicestershire, with four Horses, two of which exactly answered the description of the above. The third was a Bay Horse, and the fourth a Dark Brown Pony. They were afterwards seen on the same day, about three miles from Melton Mowbray, going towards Oakham. The Master is a slight man, weighing about eight or nine stone, dark brown whiskers, stands about 5 feet 4 inches high, and appears to be from 25 to 30 years of age; was dressed in a green coat with velvet collar, shabby and stitched, trousers of dark tweed, two handkerchiefs round his neck, one loose over the other, and the top one yellow and white. The Servant is about 35 years of age, very much scarred, and red round the movth, appears to be a west countryman, and stands 5 feet 8 inches high ; was dressed in a dark grey tweed Taglioni coat out at one elbow, breeches, leggins, half boots to meet, and an old bald hat— Whoever will giva such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of Twenty Guineas, from the Treasurer of the Horncastle New Association, and a further Reward of Ten Guineas from the said Benjamin Brown— Bow- street, Au- gust 26. Stolen, on the night of the 23rd instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Stable at Wigmore, belonging to Mr. Thos. Jones, a Brown 3- year old Hack Horse Colt, about 16 hands high, with no shoes oq, and blistered on the two hind hocks, with a long t* il cut at the end, and has a litte white on the two hind feet.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 Re- ward, on application to Mr. Thomas Jones of the above place. Information to be given to John Richardson, superintendent of police, Leintwardine, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen or strayed off the Hackney Marsh, two or three days since, a Black Pony, between 13 and 14 hands high, with switch tail, very grey- headed, especially over the eyes, thick legged, and scratched on the fore legs, having been down sometime ago.— Information to be given to G. Morrice, upholsterer, Upper Clap- ton.— Bow- strect, Ai. gust 26. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd iusfant, or early the follow- ing morning, from Newton Mead, parish of Newton- St.- Loe, So- merset, ten Wether Sheep ( two- tooths), of the Leicester and Cots- wold breed, with a large ruddle- mark ( a cross) on the back ; the property of Mrs. Ann Spencer.—£ 10 Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to W. Hall, chief officer, Guildhall, Bath.— Boio- street, August Stolen, on the night of the 22nd instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from the Stable of the Rev. J. B. Doveton, in the parish of Saltford, in the county of Somerset, near Bath, a Dark Brown Mare about 16 hands high, aged, cut tail, black legs, small piece cut out of near ear close to the head, and three saddle- marks on the back.— Information to be given to W. P. Hall, chief officer, Guildhall, Bath.— Bow- street, August 24. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd instant, from Mr. Males, of Sarratt, Herts, a Black Gelding Pony, 6 years old, 13 hands 1 inch high, star on the forehead, tail hangs down to the hocks, two sore places on the witheis from the pressure of the saddle, black legs, large head, and is rather dull in appearance.—£ 5 Reward will be paid on recovery of the same and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to E. S. Evans, inspec- tor, Watford, Herts.— Bow- street, Aug. 24. The Black Mare Pony advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 12th instant, as having been stolen from Ettiley Heath, near ^ andbach, Cheshire, has been recovered.— Boio- strcet, August 23. Stolen or strayed, from the parish of Liltle Snaring, in the county of Norfolk, on the night of the 18ih instar. t, a Light Geld- ing Ass, 5 years old, has a scar on one knee which has been cut by a scythe, and a low place in its forehead.— Information to be given to William Gardener, inspector of police, Fakenham, Nor- folk.— Bow- street, August 23. Stolen, on the night of the 20th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from a Close situate at High Tointon, in the occu- pation of Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson, a Dark Bay Hackney Mare, 5 years old, about 15 J hands high, has a peculiar lump about the size of a pigeon's egg on her near cambrel, long switch tail, stiff action, foie legs rather crooked, turns her toes inw. « rds, has a high back, is in low condition, very plain, carrying her tail roundly, thin in the neck, no mark or star in the forehead, and cannot travel far without perceptible lameness.— Whoever w^ ll give such information as will lead to the apprehension air 3336 POLICE GAZE August 26. viction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of Seven Guineas from the Treasurer of the Horncastle New Asso- ciation for the Prosecution of Felons and a further Reward of Five Guineas from the said Elizabeth Richardson.— Bow- slreet, August 23. Stolen, on the 10th instant, from Letown, in the parish of Sampford Spinney, Devon, a Black Horse, black legs, 15 hands high, white star in the forehead, and small grab eyes ; the pro- perty of Mr. Waller Mashford.— Whoever will give such infor- mation as will lead to the apprehension of the offender and re- covery of the Horse, Shall, receive £ 2 Reward.— Bow- street Au- gust 22. Stolen, from Croesuewedd- near Wrexham, in the county of Denbigh, on the night of the 18th instant, a Bay Cart Horse, 6 years old, about 16 hands htc> h,> witli black mnne and tail, two mute feet behind, and a small white streak down the forehead. — Any person who will give such information as will lead to the apprehensipn and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of Seven Guineas, on application to Mr. John Bennion, of Wrexham, tho solicitor to the Wrexham Association for the Prosecution of Felons. Information to be given either to Mr. Bennion, or to Richard Edwards, inspector of police, Wrexham.— Bony- street, August 23. Stolen or strayed, from Christchurch, on or about the 10th Ultimo, a Red Stock Heifer, marked ' J. R.' on the horn, rather hollow- backed, and a scissor- mark on the near pin.— Information to be given to Joseph Morley, superintendent of Hants county police.— Bow- street, August 22. Stolen On. the night of the 17th instant, from a Field in the parish of Walkhampton, Devon. a Light Bay Mare, the property of Mr.. John. Creber.. 55he is abo. pt 14 . J . hands high, 5 years old., has a little White in her two hind feet and one fore foot, white star in. the forehead. a white diamond between the nostrils, short black tail cut square, and black mane she has a colt unweaned, which . was left behind. Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender cr offenders, or the recovery of the Mare, shall receive .£ 2 Reward. Information to be given to the said Mr. John Creber. at Horse- yeat, Horrabridge, near TaVistock.— Bow- street. August 22. Found in Odiham, Hants, supposed to have been stolen, a Grey Mate, about 13 hands high, aged, with u scar Oil each knee, marked ' IV on the near shoulder, and ' H. ' on the . off one.— Information to be given to Thomas Campbell, superintendent, Hants couuty police, () diham-— Bow- strect, August 22. Stolnp or strayed on the 15tb instant, from Abersychan, near Pontypool, a Dark Bay Pony Mare, about 13 hands high. 7 years old, some white on one of the hind legs, and the letter' H burnt on the near thigh.— If stolen, £ 2 Reward will be paid on convic- tion of the. offender or offenders; and if strayed, all reasonable / Expenses - will be paid upon her recovery. Information to be given to Mr. William Broughall, British Lion Hotel,' Abersychan. -- Bow- street, August 21. Sto1en or strayed, from the Forest of Wychwood, on the night of the l5th instant, a Park Grey Cart Horse, about 8 years o'd, four black legs, black head, long black tail, grey mane, the tinder jaw short, and the lower teeth shutting against the roof of The mouth; the property of James Lanchbury, of Ramsden. — If stolen, whoever will give such informaton as may lead to the ap- prehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ceive £ 2 Reward, on Application to the said James Lanchbury ; if strayed' any person restoring the same shall be' rewarded for their trouble, and have all reasonable expenses paid. — Bow- street, August 21. i i Found, supposed to haVe been stolen, in the parish of Rud- dington. Notts, a short- homed Roan Cow.— Information to be given to Superintendent Whitworth, Sneiriton, or to Inspector Dixon, Ruddington, Nottinghamshire constabulary.— Bow- street, August. i Left at the House of Mr. John Alsop, of the Grange, near Newport, a Black Horse, supposed to be stolen : he is about 15 hands high, has a long tail, appears to be from 3 to 4 years old, saddle- marked on the near side, slightly so on the offside, and has a very small star in the forehead.— Information to be given to — Richards, county constabulary, Newport, Salop — Bow street, August 12. Stolen, from Curdon Farm, Stogumber, Somerset, on the night of the 17th instant, or early the following morning, a fine, strong, well- actioned Bay Cart Horse, aged, about 16 hands high, short switch tail, clean lees, the off foot behind white at the fetlock, the off hoof before having a sand crack in it, both fore feet shed with bar shoes, a small white spot in the forehead, and has a defect in one of the eyelids, it having been partly cut off when young—£ 5 Reward will be paid, if stolen, or. convic- tion of the offender, on application to Mr. R. Pain, Stogumber. — Bow- street, August 21. Stojen or strayed., on the morning of the 19th instant, from Habes Hall, Wednesbury, the property of Thomaa Bailey, a Bay Horse, about 14 years old, ?> hands high, short cut black tail, a while spot or star on the front of the head, lamp with the left hind leg, has a little while on the same leg. and i? blind with the left eye.— Information to be given to P. C. No 66, Davis. Wednesbury Police- station, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, August 2if . : Description of a Man who left the Black Mare described in the ' Police Gazette' of the 7th inst., as stolen from Mr. Wood- man, Stanbridge, Bedfordshire, at the ' Jolly Gardeners' public- house, Isleworth, on the morning of the 3rd instant: a Gipsy; 30 years of age, 5 feet C inches high, dark complexion, and large black whiskers; dressed in a figured velveteen shooting- jacket, dark cord breeches, light cord gaiters, laced shoes, and black hat.— Bow- street, August 21. Left at the' Oxford Arms Inn,' in the parish of Beguildy, in the county of Radnor, on the 7th instant, a Black Gelding Pony, supposed to have been stolen., he is about 12 hands high, 4 years old, long mane and tail, star on the forehead, a little white on point of nose, one silver eye, and a lump on the near side of the head in the shape of a sugar- loaf.— Information to be given to Henry Verdon, superintendent of police, Knighton, Radnorshire.— Bow- street, August 20. Stolen, from a Field at Litton- lane- end, the property of Mr, Francis Bramwell, near Tideswell, Derbyshire, on the night of ihe 12th instant, a Dark Brown Mare, 7 years old, about 15 hands high a blemish on the far shoulder, a blaze in the face, a little white on one foot; Supposed to be in the vicinity of Sheffield — Information to be given to Mr. Branwell of Little- lane- end, neat Tideswell aforesaid.— Bow- street, August 19, LARCENY AND EMBEZZLEMENT. Absconded, charged with having, on the 20th instant at Stone, in the parish of Stone, stolen three pair of ladies Boot- tops; a pair of braided Slippers, figured stuff backs ; a clothes Brush; several Irons, used in the shoe trade; a black Hat; a Razor with black handle, and in a black Case; together with. other articles, from the Dwelling4ioi. se of Stephen Shenton. of >' one afores. d, shoemaker,— WILLIAM BLOCKEM, alias BROCKEM. He is about' 45 yeus ot age, 5 feel 7 inches hi^ h, rather stout made, light complexion, grey hair and whiskers, leans to the ri^ ht side when walking, lame of the right leg, and has a seam from a cut across the ri^ lit eyebrow; had on a black hat which he stole, green cloth coat cut in the Newmarket style, brown cloth trousers out at the knees and behind, dark vest, and white apron. He is a native of Derby, shoemaker; works at be- spoke shops, and is supposed ito have, gone to Manchester, Derby, or Northampton.— Inlormation to he given to Thomas Povey, Constabulary- office Stone, who holds a warrant ' for his appre- hension.— bnw- strtct, August 26. Absconded, on the I7ih in^ ftnt, taking with him thirty Sove- reigns, EDWARD FLETCHER, about 18 years ot; 5 feet 6 inches high, light complexion, light brown hair, and ne* r sight, ed ; dressed in a black cloth jacket and waistcoat, dark blue trousers, and had with him a while blouse.— Information to be given to Messrs. Horton and Co., merchants, Great Hampton- street, cr at the Police- station, Birmingham.— Bow- strcet, Aug. 26. : Absconded from the employ of Messrs. Barker Brothers, tea dealers, York and Leeds, on the 3rd instant, charted with Embezzling various sums of Money, the property of his employ- ers, HENRY HOLDEN, a native of Rochdale, about 31 years <" f age, 5 feet 7 inches high, the hair very thin on the back of his head, scarcely any hair on his eyebrows, a crack on the bottom lip, was dressed when he left Leeds it. black coat, crape rout d his hat. dark waistcoat, and dark mixture trousers; very much addicted to taking snuff; and has a scurvy face.—£ 5 Reward will fe paid to any person who will give such information ( to Edward Read, chief constable, Leeds, as may lead to bis appre- hension, on application to Messrs. Barker Brothers aforesaid.- Bow- street, August 24. Absconded, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been issued, EDWARD JONES; alias CLEAVER, charged with robbing his employer, Mr. John Epworth, of Sheffield, of twelve satin and twelve velvet Waistcoat- pieces, and other articles. He is about 5 feet 5 6r 6 inches high, about 19 years of age, ruddy complexion, and a little knock knee'd ; had Will, him a round fustian jacket, and blue frock coat — Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Town- hall, Sheffield, by whom all reason- able expenses will be paid.— Bow street, August 23. Stolen,- between the hours of 3 and 4: o'clock on the morning of ihe 21st instant, from a Lodging- house in Upton, thirteen Sovereigns, and 9s. in silver; a red silk Purse; and a brown top Coat. By a Man who gave his name CHARLES PERCY, 5 feet 6 inches high, 30 years of age, long face, long brown hair, grey eyes, and had on a pair or canvas trousers ; he had neither shoes nor stockings on when he left Upton, and is supposed to be a native of Tunbridge Wells.— Information to be given to Su- perintendent Petford, Upton Poiice- station.— Bow- street, August 22. Absconded from Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester on the 15th instant, charged with stealing a quantity of Shawls, LOUISA COLLINS, about 33 years or age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, marked with the small- pox. particularly on the chin, fresh complexion, stout made, brown hair; dressed in a dark cotton gown. black silk bonnet trimmed with coloured ribbon and red border, black shawl with coloured border, and cloth boots which lace up inside. She is supposed to be in company with a Man named WILLIAM HODGES, a sailor, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 or 6 inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair and eyes, marked on one arm ' William Hodges,' with the drawing of a Ship above il.— Information to be given to Thomas Russell, superintendent of police, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, who holds a warrant for her apprehension.— Bow- street, August. Absconded between 11 rind 13 A. M., on the 12th instant, from the employment of Mr. Priest, chemist, Parliament- street, GEORGE W1LLIAMS, a porter, Mealing and taking with him £ 25. the monies of his master. He is 25 years of age, 5 feet - t inches high, pale- looking, brown hair, lame of right foot, and wears a low shoe put down; dressed in a black frock coaf, brown figured satin waistcoat and brown check trousers.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 19 Absconded, on the night of the 10th instant, taking with him about £ 200 in Notes, gold and silver, GEORGE SCOTT, lodging some years in Camden- town or the neighbourhood. Hi js about ' 23 years of age, of eomewhat muscular and propor- tion / le frame, wilier sallow complexion, grey eyes, i dark curly hair, high cheek - bonesj projecting under forehead, prominent mouth, has a maik on one side of his chin, and is about 6- feet 9 inches high ; he served his apprenticeship to the trade of a fancy stationer, and usually wears dark clothes— WhoeVer w'fll give such information lo Mr. Wood, Weekly Dispatch Office, fleet- street. that may lead to the apprehension of ihe said GEORGE SCOTT, shall receive a Reward of £ 20.— bow- street, Au" gust FELONIES Not otherwise described. Absconded, on the ? nd instant, from Marsh Gale- road, Richmond, WILLIAM NEW, charged with Stabbing his wife. He is about 27 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark brown hair, grey eyes, fair, stout, and dressed in cord trouser^ old shoes, brown cloth waistcoat, and cap without a front.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 24. Stolen, from a Granaty at Nunton, near Market Deeping, ou the night ot the 8th inst., oboui fifty fleeces of Lincolnshire Wool; and on the following night ( 12th inst ) another quantjty of about filly fleeces was alsp stolen Irom the same place. The last quan- tity was packed, in an old wool Sheet, which had been cut in half and afterwards joined together with string, and is supposed to be marked with the letters ' B M.'— Ten Guineas Reward will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders; £ 5 from T. H. Jackson, Esq , solicitor, Stamford, and £ 5 from Mr. Daniel Webster, farmer, of Nunton. Infor- mation to be given to William Reed, chief constable, Stamford. — Bow- street, August 19. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS Absconded, from Ruthin, hi the « ounty of Denbigh, ABRA- HAM JONES, a native of North Wales, charged with obtaining money under false pretences. He is 5 feet 4 inches high, black hair, dark eyes, pale complexion ; there is a small mole over the right or left eyebrow, rather stout made, of a respectable and steady appearance, dresses generally in a black surtout coat, vest, and trousers; but occasionally wears a dark plaid shooting jacket; has been a clerk to H. L. Williams, solicitor, Llanfyllin, Mont- gomeryshire, and lastly in the office of Joseph Peers, Esq., Clerk of the Peace for the county of Denbigh.— All reasonable expenses wjll be ptfid on his apprehension, on application to Mr. Denman, chief constable, Ruthin, who holds a wairant for his apprehension. — Binw- street, August 26. •. Absconded from Whinfell, in ihe county of Cumberland, on Ihe 11th instarit, WILLIAM SCOTT, by trade a blacksmith, but is supposed to be following the occupation of a reaper at Furness, in Lancashire. He stands charged with Assaulting Mary Riison, with intent to carnally know and abuse her. He is 20 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, light straight hair, dressed in dark clothes and hat.— Information to be given to Superintendent Brown, Constabulary- office, Cocker- mouth, Cumberland.— Bow- strect, August 23. Absconded from Gwibnant, in the parish of Whitford, am} county of Flint, ENOCH PARRY, charged with having on the 1st pltimo, at tl » e parish of Whitford aforesaid, Assaulted MARY DAVIES, with an intent to commit a Rape upon her, and ioi which offence a warrant has been issued against him. The said ENOCH PARRY is by trade a collier, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches hi^- h, stout made, pale flat face, dark com- plexion ; speaks the English language very indifferently, and is supposed to be working in the coal mines in or about Sunderland. — Any person apprehending or giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension of the said ENOCH PARRY, shall be paid for his trouble, all reasonable expenses he may have incurred therein, on application to Peter Roberts, constable, Lanerchymor, near Holywell, Flintshire, or to Thomas Hughes, constable, Holywell.— Bow- street, August 22. Stolen, from Northampton, on the 6th inst, a fine Newfound- land Dog, white with black spots, answers to Nero, is very pow- erful, a very fine head, chest and fore legs, and has a peculiar action in the his legs ; it was offered for sale at the Barracks at Weedon, and subsequently at Daventry.— One Guinea Reward will he paid on conviction of the offender, and recovery of the Dog.— Bow- street, August 22. Stolen, on the night of the 17th instant, at Harting, near Petersfield, a White Setter Dog ( with the exception of a small spot of lemon colour on the loin, and lemon- coloured ears), both ears have been sore on the upper side ; it answers to the name of ' Fop.'— Whoever will restore the said Dog to the owner, Mr. Robert Chase, of Harting, will be handsomely rewarded, and on conviction of the offender, shall receive £ 5 Reward.— Bow- street, August 22. ' MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Escaped from custody, whilst being conveyed to Maidstone Gaol, on a charge of Felony, HENRY BRALEY, supposed to be a native of Liverpool, but having the brogue of an Irishman; 27 years of age, height 5 feet 8 inches, hair dark, blind of the right eye, very little whiskers, which are rather sandy wore a brown snuff- coloured coat with pockets on the outside, and low shoes, nearly new; has been travelling about the country with a woman, inquiring for work as a carpenter. — Whoever, will apprehend the said HEN. BRALEY shall receive a Reward on application to George Goble, constable, Rolvenden, Kent.— Bow- street, August Absconded, and for whose apprehension a warrant has been granted, two Men and a Woman, charged on suspicion of having stolen a Hat from a person named Samuel Newman, on Banbury Race- course,, on . the night of the 6th instant, and whose Body was afterwards found Drowned in the river, near the spot where he was Assaulted and Robbed, One of the Men is generally known by the name of GLOUCESTER BILL stands about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, and wears his hair ( which is black) very long and parted in the front , v dressed in a shabby black frock coat and trousers, and wore when last seen a dark cloth cap. The other Man stands about 5 feet 5 inches high, stout made, and marked with the small- pox; dressed in a short fustian jacket and trousers, and black hat. The Woman, generally known by the name of GLOUCESTER ELIZA, stands about A feet 3 inches high, « iout, and of fresh complexion; has a ring, pricked on two fingers of each hand, has her name in full or. one arm, wears a necklace, also two bands round her fore- head j dressed Jn a blue merino or light Cotton gown, black velvet bonnet with • light ribbon. They are in the habit of attending races and fairs.— Information to be given lo A. M'Kay, super- intendent of policy Brackley, Northamptonshire, by whom all reasonable . expences will be paid, or to — Thompson, superin- lendent of police Banbury, Oxon.— Bow- street, August 21. Absconded, on or about the 31st May last, EDWARD DUCE, charged with Ferony. He is from 20 to 22 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dressed when last seen in a dirty smock- frock, and an old straw hat, and has a very awkward gait.— Any person apprehending the- said offender flnd lodging him in any of Her Majesty's Gaols, will have all reasonable expenses paid. Information to be given to Superintendent P. James, county constabulary, Bridgnorth, or to P. C. 20 William Bentley, Stot- tesden, near Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.— Bow- street, August 19. LEACH BORLEY, a convict under sentence of transporta- tion for life, effected his escape from custody, whilst being con- veyed frorn the Court to Prison, at the last Lent Assizes, at Bury St. Edmunds.— A Reward ol £ 50 will be paid by Her Maiesty's Government to any person who shall give such information aud evidence as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender. Information to be given to John Henry Borton, clerk the peace, Bury.—- Bow- street, August 19. Absconded, GEORGE GOLDING, a native of Wherwell, in the county of Hants, charged with Felony. He is about 5 feet 5 in**-* high, 22 years of age, light complexion, light hair, aid MtvJlh rather drawn on one side, caused by a very severe burn dressed in a light flannel jacket, waistcoat, trousers, and cap ; is a baker by trade.— Information to be given to Mr. Stadden, Andover Steam- mill, Andover, or to John Dowling, constable.— Bow- street, August 14. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, from the Cottage of John Hoar, in the parish of Pet- ham, Kent, on tl. e morning ol the 24th instant, a silver table Spoon, marked ' M R,;' a pair of sugar Tongs, marked - T R R.; » a pair of linen Sheets, marked ' J. M. R.;' a Timepiece, in a mahogany case; three or four seven-. shilling Pieces ; an old Dol- lar ; three pair of steel Spectacles ; a pair of Scissors ; three silk Handkerchieis ; and a Ham— Informaiibn to be given to J. Clements, superintendent of police, Canterbury.— Bow street. August 26. " : " Found, ii) the possession of a Man calling himself JOHN FORRIS, who states he is a native of Dudley, Staffordshire, a Small lady's gilt Watch, with go| d dial and figures, maker's name ' J. Lee, Cheltenham, No. 6021 {' a Half- sovereign ; two Half- crowns; 3s. ; and some copper monies,— supposed to have been stolen. The said JOHN FORRIS Stands about 5 feet high, thin face, no whiskers, and is in the habit of going about playing a small flute.— Information to be given to John Martin, inspector of police, Tewkesbury,— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen, from a Shop- window, in the town of Bedford, on, the 22nd instant, twenty- five gold wedding Rings ; one very large i » nd old- fashioned, with the inscription ' God alone made us two one.'— Information to be given to — Coombs, chief constable of the borough.— Bow- street, August 26. I August 26. I'OLICE GAZETTE. • 3387 Stolen, at Ramsgate, on the night of the 17th instant, or early the following morning, a brass barrelled Telescope, on brass | stand, with an adjusting screw; when extended it is about ihree feet long, the laige barrel has a dent in it, and the object- glass is chipped round the edge, maker's name 4 Richardson, London.' A Reward of £ 2 will he paid on the apprehension - nd convic- tion of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, on application to James Livick, chief officer of police, Ramsgate. — Bow- street, August 26. Description of property stolen from a House in the parish of Thenfleld, in the county of Herts : a pair of women's Shoes ; a light cotton Gown; a pair of coarse Sheets ; a pair of new cord Trousers ; a merino Cloak, with brass clasps; and several other small articles.— Information to be given to Inspector Wright, Herts constabulary, Royston, Hertfordshire.— Bow- street, Au- gust 26. Found in the possession of ANN JONES, a hawker of needles, lace, and net caps, the following property, supposed to have, been stolen : an old- fashioned silver Watch maker's name ' J. Taylor, London, No. 9872,' having the name of ' James Wickham, Trowbridge,' scratched upon the inside of one of the cases; a child's light drab cashmere Dress and Cape; two large Saltcellars; a pot of raspberry Jam, marked ' 43;' a pair of women's Clogs ; and a straw Bonnet with light ribbon ;— all in a square wicker Basket lined with blue cotton. She stands remanded until the 27th instant. She is about 5 feet high, 19 iears of age, sallow complexion, dark eyes, and dark hair; dressed in a blue figured poplin frock, dark shawl, dirty white bonnet, and wears artificial flowers: has beqn traveling the country lately.— Information to be given to Sergeant John She- kleton, Police- station, Westbury- upon- Trym, near Bristol.— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen, from the Warehouse of Mr. Tate, pawnbroker, 1, Cambridge- street, Golden- square, six silver Tablespoons; six ditto dessert Spoons; six ditto Forks ; two foreign gold Watches, double- backed, gold dials, horizontal movements, and jewelled, with chased edges. Supposed by a man 5 feet 8 inches high, dark complexion, usually dresses in a velveteen jacket; he is known in the neighbourhood of Commercial- road- East.— Metro- politan Police- office, August 26. Stolen, on the 23rd instant, from ' Stevens's Hotel/ Bond- . street, a gold Geneva hunting Watch, engine tumed cases, with seconds, makers ' Moulinie and Co., Geneva;' two ivory- handled Penknives, one with four blades, the other two, and very small; eight Sovereigns, and 9s. in silver: the property of Mr. Charles Godeffroy. A silverTop of shaving Box, with crest an Arm in armour holding a Fleur- de- lis: the property of Mr. Lee. A Seal wiih agate handle, engraved ' j. C. H. in old English; three small Seals in a gold Ring, one an amethyst, engraved an Angel flying with a cup ; one blood Stone, an Owl; the other has a French motto, a cameo seal with initials ' R. T. H.': the pro- rerty of Mrs. Walker. A pocket knife was left by the offender with the initials ' H. M. M.' scratched on a plate on it.— Bow- street, August 26. Stolen, on the 22nd instant, from No. 1, Devonport- street, the property of William Collins, Esq., a plate Basket, containing four silver Tablespoons ; two ditto salt ditto, marked ' W. H. C.; six plated large Forks; six ditto small ditto; six djtto dessert Spoons ; and six ditto tea ditto.— Metropolitan Police office, Aug. Stolen, on tbe 22nd instant, from the House No. 128, Holborn- hill, the property of Mr. George Cole, a chromatic brass Microscope, in a mahogany Case, about ten inches in breadth and two in depth ; and a chemical test Chest, with two Locks and Keys, partitioned about ten inches in breadth and six inches deep. Supposed by a Man 20 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, fair complexion, full face, and dressed in a bla.". k coat, dark, vest, boots, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police- office, August £ 4. Further pariioulars of tbe robbery at 39. Grosvenor- square ( v'de ' Police Gazette^ of the 23rd instant) i the £ 300 Note, No. « 49,139,' datpd ' 11th January, 1844;' the £ 50 ditto. No. ' 81,824,' dated ' 8th February, 1844;' the £ 40 ditto, No 4 10.411,' dated » 7th May 1844;' the £ 6 ditto, No. ' 39,815," daied ' 3rd July, 1844.' The 6ilver Watch, double- cased, maker's name ' Dwerrihouse,' number either ' 12,412 ' or ' 12,476,' with initials ' E. T. ' inside the outer case.— Metropo lit an Police office, August 24. Absconded, on the 19th instant, from late employ of Mr. Hawley, 13. Pitfield street, Hpxtoft, a Man, stealing £ 18 in gold, the monies of his master. He is 19 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, round face, a scar on the' right cheek half an inch in length, has very white teeth, and is rather round- shouldered.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 24. Stolen, on the 22nd instant, from the House of Mr Hewson, 6, Woburn- place, Russell- square, an oblong silver Teapot, plated round the sides, stands on four silver knobs, chased knob on the lid, and ebony handle; also, a double- bottomed silver watch, engine- turned, silver dial, steel hands, capped and jewelled, maker's name Hayt No. 2504 Metropolitan Police- office, August 24. Stolen, on the 20th instant, from the parish of Nobut, in the county of Stafford, the following property, viz.: five silver Tea « poons, marked 4 P. H * S. ;' and two Tablespoons, marked 4 Ei* H.'— Information to be given at the Constabulary Station, Uttoxeter, or at the Chief Constable's- office, Stafford,— Bow- street, August 23. Stolen, from a Cottage in Glasbury, on the morning of the 21st instant, a small Box, containing seventeen Colours, used in portrait painting; also, a lady's Ring, sviih three garnet stones ; the Ring not gold. The Colours were marked with the name of ' Ackerman. London.'— Information to be given to T Shaw, superintendent of constabulary force, Hay.— Bow- street, August 23. - Detained at Taunton, and supposed to be stolen, a double- easel silver Watch, with steel Chain and Key, the Key broken, and a brass Seal attached.— Bow- street, August 23. Stolen, on the 21st instant, from 39, Grosvenor- square. the property of Mrs. Tarbox, the housekeeper a small Box contain ing a £ 300 Bank of England Note ; a £ 50 ditto; a £ 20 ditto ; a £ 10 ditto; two £ 5 ditto; about fifty Sovereigns; a gold neck Chain, with curb links ; a silver Watch ; a cameo Brooch ; two gold watch Keys ; two pair pf coral Ear ring>; two pair OT gold ditto ;' a pair of hoop ditto ; two gold pins; a silver Vinaiga rette; two small Brooches; a gold Ring, turquoise and pearls; two gold Rings, one a garnet and pearl, the other various stones; and a mourning Ring, engraved ' In Memory of poor dear Louise.'— Metropolitan Police- office, August 23. Stolen, 9th the 2lst instant, from 24, Circus- street, Portman- square, ihe property of Elizabeth Copping, a double cased silver Watch, with ' Bucket' scratched on the inner case; eight Sove- reigns; and a table Cloth. By a Man years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion, grey hair, eyes and whiskers ; dressed in , a white, blouse, . Oxford mixture trousers, satin waist- coat, blucher boots, and black hat With crape round it; his left arm is stiff, and has a slit in his right ear.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 23. Stolen, on the 21st instant, from the Shop of Mr. Shaw, No. 240, High street, Borough, a roll of Flannel, about ninety yards.) — Metropolitan Police- office, August 23. Stolen, on the 20lh instant, from 55, Seymour- street Euston- square. the property of James Dobson, two Sovereigns ; six Half sovereigns; a brown Taglioni Coat, single- breasted, with pockets behind ; a black satin Waistcoat; and a silk Handker- chief, with red, while, and blue stripe. By a Man 20 years of age, dark complexion, and is supposed to be dresssd in the above clothes.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 23. Stolen, on the 14th instant, from the House of Mrs. Nason, Wood- street, Northampton, a silver Watch, large sized patent lever, engine- turned back, milled edges, seconds, gold hands, Roman figures, has a slight crack on the dial near the figure of 12 extending downwards. By a Man from 25 to 30 years of age, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, very pale complexion, rather light hair, and no whiskers; dressed in a blue frock coat buttoned up, plaid neckerchief, mixture trousers, and black hat; who engaged lodgings under the pretence that be had obtained work in the town as a saddler, and slated that he had just come from Bir- mingham.— All reasonable expenses will he paid on the appre- hension and conviction of the offender and recovery of the pro- perty, on application to the said Mrs. Nason.— Bow- street, Au- gust 22. Stolen, on the morning of the 16th instant, from a House in Berkeley- street, Liverpool, six silver table Spoons, marked ' W. P. P.' in old English ; two ditto, marked ' ' 17 or ' I. L.' in writ- en character ; a ditto salt Spoon, marked ' W. P. P.' in old Eng- tlish ; a ditto dessert Spoon, marked ' P.' in old English ; two ditto egg Spoons, marked ' T. H.' in Roman letters ; two ditto tea Spoons, not marked; and a pair of plated sugar Tongs, not marked.— Information to be given at the Office of the Com- missioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liver- pool.— Bow- street, Aug 22. Stolen, on the 20th instant, from the National Baths, Hol- born, the property of Mr. Garthorn, 7, Bond- street, Chelsea, a double- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Dent, Strand, No. 5825,' with small black Guard attached. Supposed by a young Man 22 years ot age, 5 feet 4 inches high, and dressed as a mid- shipman.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 22. Stolen, on the 19th instant, from the House of Mr. Thomas Hart, No. 12, Commercial- place, Commercial- road, Ratcliff, a silver Teaspoon, marked ' T. S. H.;' a ditto ditto, marked ' J. II.' in old English; a pair of silver sugar Tongs ; a silver Top of pepper Castor; and 9s. 9d. in silver and copper monies, in a brown Bag, marked * British and Foreign Bible Society.'— Me- tropolitan Police- office, August 21. Stolen, on the evening of the 18th instant, about 7 o'clock, from the Premises of Charles Porter, Esq., Mythe, Tewkesbury, the following articles of wearing Apparel, the property of his servant, Thomas Nicholls: a pair of brown leather Gloves; a velvet Jacket; and a black Hat, with the name of ' Thomas Ni- cholls ' written inside.— 10s. Reward will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders. Information lo be given to John Martin, superintendent of police, Tewkesbury.— Bow- street, Au- gust 21. Stolen, op the 18th instant, from the House of Mr. Tull, Quebec yard, a small mahogany Box, 4 inches by 3$ wide, containing an embossed gold Brooch, with a small ruby in tlie cenire; two gold Rings, one with a cat's- eye in the centre, the other a garnet in centre ; a small gold curb Chain ; three silver Teaspoons, cne marked ' T. B.,' and one ' A. T.', the other plain ; three Salt- spoons, two marked ' J. A. T.,' the other' C.'; a pair of coral Eariings, set in gold; two Eye- glasses, one toitoiseshell, the other silver; 3s. in copper monies; an Orleans Cloak, scar- Jet silk facings, trimmed with black fringe; a while muslin Dress ; a large white la'e Veil; and a yellow silk Handkerchief.— Bow- street, August 21. Stolen, on the 15th instant, from the House of Wm. Palmer, Fleur de lis- court, Spitalfields, a gold hunting Watch, engraved on the inside case ' A gift from an affectionate father to his son William,' also, 4 W Palmer ;' a gold watch Chain, four rows of curb, the figure Of a Fox's head at the end. and a slide represent- ing Birds; a stout gold guard Chain, with curb links; a large gold watch Key, red cornelian stOne, with the Arms of the East India Company engraved on it; a gold mourning Ring; a gold mourning Brooch ; a large coral Brooch, representing a Woman's head in centre, and has a row of cut heads round it; a chased silver Snuff- box; four silver Tablespoons; twelve ditto Tea- spoons ; a pair of silver sugar Tongs; a small Box, covered with fish skin, containing four Sovereigns, and a Bank Voucher for £ 300 in the 3 J per cents., in the name of • Cherry, broker.'— Metropolitan Police- office, August 20. Stolen, On the 18ih instant, from 3, Sidney- terrace, Stepney, the property of Mr. J Sproul, £ 14 in gold and silver; six sil- ver Teaspoons, marked fS.;.', four ditto Tablespoons; a ditto ditto, marked ' W.;' a ditto salt Spoon, marked ' J. B.;' a pair of sugar Tongs; a black dress Coat; two satin Vests; a brown satin Dress, trimmed with gimp ; a black cloth Dress ; three pair of black doeskin Trousers ; two linen Shirts, and a cotton ditto, marked 4 J. S.' in ink ; a brown beaver Chesterfield ; and a large piece of Cornelian in the pocket of the Coat.— Metropolitan' Po- lice- office, August 20. Stolen, on the 17th instant, from the Coat- pocket of Mr. Tucker, Charles- street, while in the Skittle- ground at the ' Ship ' public- house, Charles- street, a white leather Bag, containing £ 7 10S in gold, and 16s. in silver. Supposed by nvo Men : one 17 years of age. 5 feet 6 inches high, and light hair, dressed in a blue frock coat, and block hat; the other 19 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, pock- marked, and has a scar on the left side of his neck; dressed in a tweed wrapper, and cloth boots.— Metropoli- tan police office, August 20. Absconded, on the 17th instant, a young Man in the employ of W Horton and Co., Great Hampton- street, Birmingham, stealing a sum of Money. He is about 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6J inches high, light complexion, and light brown hair; was dressed in a black jacket and waistcOat, and dark trousers.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 20. Stolen, on the 17th instant, from 3, Mile- end- road, the prop perty of Mr Hould, a mahogany Cash- box, containing a £ 20 Cheque on the Bank of England ; £ l8 in gold ; and £ 8 in sil- ver —' Metropolitan Police office, August 20. Stolen, from a House in Burlington- street, on the morning of the 16th instant, a silver lever Watch, maker ' Richard Barnes. Liverpool.' wi'h engine- turned case, hard enamelled dial with sunk white seconds, jewelled in four pair extra, and had a silver guard Chain attached.— Informa'ion to be given at the office of ttie Commissioner of Police, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool — Bow- street, August 19. Stolen, on the 16th instant. from the House of Mr. Mocatta, BrunswicK- square, two silver . Salicellars, marked ' A. E. G.;' five ditto Tablespoons, six ditto Tableworks, lour ditto dessert Spoons, and lour ditto di> lo Forks, all marked ' D. A. M.'— Metropolitan Police- office, August 19. Stolen, on the night of the 17th instant, or the following morning, from the Bedroom of Mr. Bull, at the ' Bull Tavern,' Newport Pagnel, the following property, viz.: six silver Tea- spoons, marked ' B. ;' eighteen ditto, marked ' E. B.;' two Tablespoons, marked * W. B.;' two ditto, marked 4' S. K.;' a Watch, with gilt cases; a silver Watch, without cases; a drab great Coat, with checked pockets; an old drab great Coat, with velvet collar; and about £ 30 in money.— Information to be given to W. Chrisp, constable, Newport Pagnel.— Bow- street, August 19. Stolen, on the 16th instant, from the Shop of Mrs. Brown, 24, Portman- street, Portman- square, nine ladies' worked Collars, trimmed with blond lace. By two Women : one about 34 years of age, 5 feet 2 indhes high, stout, pock- marked, and light hair and complexion, dressed in a light cotton gown, ground white, straw bonnet, and black scarf. The other about 26 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, and dark complexion ; dressed in yellow gown, black shawl, and white straw bonnet.— Metropolitan Po- lice- office, August 19. Stolen, on the 16th instant, from 9, Stanhope- street, Hyde Park, the property of Mr. John Crake, a gold engine- turned skeleton lever Watch,' No. 667 ;' a gold and platina Chain ; and a gold Seal with three sides, on one side an Eagle and Wheatsheaf, on another the initials ' J. C.,' and on Ihe third side the motto ' Albertino pigmus anemons;' two gold Keys, and a Bramah. the other a brequet key, and three Sovereigns.-— Metropolitan Police- office, August 19. Stolen, from Mr. James George, farmer, of Cran Moss, in th. e parish of St. Andrew, on the night of the 8th Instant, or early the following morning, a fir- wood box Cart, with lurch shafts, bex and shafts painted red; one of the wheels has got new felloes not painted ; the axle has been laid or mended opposite one of the garrow holes; the box of the axle has once been hooped round with iron before it was painted, the iron was taken off and the mark is still visible. Also, a set of Harness; the bridle of single leather with common bits, and each of the blinks have got a piece of tin or lead in imitation of a cockle- shell; there has been two pieces of old leather sewed onjto the blinks to make them stiff. The collar has been newly covered, and a piece of new leather, opposite the draught, to prevent the collar from cutting The hames are, of elm wood strapped with iron lialf- way up and not painted. The saddle is new, and has four square plates of brass, one on each corner, a little bent down on the front.— Infor- mation to be given to W. Hay, superintendent of the county po- lice, Elgin.— Bow- street, August 19. Stolen, from the Quay at Tewkesbury, on the 6th instant, a Rope, about eighty yards in length, commonly called a ' fore line/ the property of Mr. George Harris, of Gloucester, boat- owner. — Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the ap- prehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ceive £ l Reward, on application to the said George Harris, jun. Information to be given to John Martin, superintendent of police, Tewkesbury.^- Bow- street, August 19. Stolen, on the evening of the 16th instant, from the Work- shop of Mr. W. H. Shepherd, watchmaker, Church- lane, Ponte- fract, the following second- hand Watches: a silver W^ tch, double- cased, Roman dial, maker's name ' John Hardy, Hull, No. 173, slow fast,' and ' 12345' in small figures; a silver ditto, with double cases, maker's name ' John Farrer, Ponte- fract, No. 4536, F. S.,' capped, the dial crackcd; a silver ditto, double cases, maker's name ' Robert Laylor, London, No. 5027,' with small steel Chain.— Information to be given to C. Stephens, police- officer, Pontefract.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 19. Slolen, on the 15th instant, from the House of Mr. Barlow, 11, Egremont- place, New- road, a £ 10 Bank of England Note, ' Z/ H. 48029, London, 4th March 1844 ;' three Sovereigns and a Half- sovereign; fi silver Pencil- case, ' Almanack' engraved on it; a pair of Wellington Boots; a pair of lady's Boot?, with ' Lock, Seymour- street,' inside; and a Half- franc, with a hole in the centre.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 17. Stolen, on the 15th instant, from the House of Mr E. Wy- on, 48, Gower- street, Bedford- square, a gravy Spoon, two Table- spoons, and a salt ditto', all silver, and marked ' T. YV.;' a silver Teaspoon, marked ' E. W. W.;' a ditto ditto, marked ' E. A. R.;' a silver Teaspoon, old- fashioned ; a ditto butter Knife, with pearl handle; three dessert Spoons, six large Forks, a small Fork, and two plated Tablespoons, all ^ German- silver.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 17, Stolen, on the 15th instant, from ;), Angel- court, the pro- perty of William Johns, Edwin Johns, and John Rainey, a silver Watch, with 1 W. B.' marked on it; a silver guard Chain; five Sovereigns; an old- fashioned silver stop Watch, with steel Chain, and gold Seal and Key; a Sovereign; some Farthings; a gold Locket with dark hair, engraved * B. M-;' two Sovereigns; and 7s.— Metropolitan Policc- office, August 17, Stolen, on tbe 13th instant, from the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Sutton Hotham, Newcastle- upon- Tyne, a lady's gold Watch, With gold dial, engine- turned, maker s name Clement Gowland, Sunderland, No. 1024,' attached by a tartan Ribbon, a chased gold Ring, a solid gold chased Key, and a gold Seal with a purple stone.— Information to be given to Inspector Lit- tle, Westgate Police station, Newcastle- upon- Tyne.— Bow- street, August 17. Stolen, on the night of the 15th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, from the ' Gloucester Hotel,' Piccadilly, the pro- perty of Mr. John Burdett, a double- bottomed silver Watch, engine- iuined back, and patent lever, with a gold guard Chain ; a grey silk Purse, with steel rings, containing £ 5 in gold, and some silver; also, a yellow and black silk Purse, with gold slides, and a small seal at each end as tassels, containing £ 4 or i' 5 in gold and silver; a gold Pencil- case, with the name of ' Grata ' engraved thereon ; a circular Locket, engine- turned, plain centre, containing dark hair; a silver Vinaigrette, lined with gold ; and a gold Pin, with a Dog's head ; the property of Mr. Verity. By a Man about 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, thin face, no whiskers, and dark hair; dressed in a black dress coat, black trousers, and stock ; is of genteel appearance, and wore silver guard.— Metropolitan Police- office, August 17. Stolen, from the ' Morritt's Arras Inn,' kept by Mr. William Harrison, of Greta- bridge, about the 20th ultimo, three old- fashioned silver Teaspoons, marked ' W. IL'— Information to be given to R. L. Snowden, superintendent of police, Police- office, Thorpe Grange, Greta- bridge, North Riding of Yorkshire.— Bow- street, August 17. Stolen, on the 15th instant, from the Lodge of Mrs. Rook at Frenchay, in the parish of Winterbourn, in, the county of Gloucester, a small neat mahogany Tea- caddy, French polished ; a pocket Bible and Testament, both neatly bound in morocco, with gilt edges ; the property of Thos. Duffy. Supposed by a young Girl who called at the house under pretence of selling laces and cottons. She is short and stout, has dark eyes, sandy hair, and bold- looking ; dressed in a plaid shawl, white straw bonnet with dark ribbons, and is supposed to be a native of Bristol.— Information to be given to Sergeant W. B. Organ, Hambrook, near Bristol.— Bow- street, August 17. 3388 POLICE GAZETTE. August 26. WAR OFFICE, August 26, 1844 A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. - I BAL*. j EYES. COAT AMD TSOUSKBS. T. MARKS and REMARKS. Kimincrton, Chester [" Abbey, Renfrew ' Kiltohurt, Leitriin Baltinglass, Wicklw. Monaghnn Clanbullock, King's St. James, Middlesx. Carlow Wigan, Lancaster Aries, Queen's Killinan, Galway i Clcnmore, Carlow j Aughriro, Roscoinm. l Bish. ClcGvc, Glo' 8ter| Moraygate, Forfar Coolaviu, Roscomm. j Clifford, Hereford Longstone, Derby Athcnry, Galway Branton, Northumb. 214 5 8 V brown grey 25*| 5 74 fair grey 1194 5 6i fair blue 123* 5 sandy | blue | 22 I 5 8 J fair grey 18* 5 8 brown grey , 20 5 6* dk. brn hazel I 21' I 5 74 fair grey I 25 I 5 9j br6v » n hazel 122* 5 8*| brown grey 1194! 5 6*; brown grey 2241 5 7\\ dark hazel Neilston, Renfrew KilmarnocK, Ayr Airdrie, Lanark Kilmarnock, Ayr Cashel, Tipperary Elsworth, Cambridg. Doncastcr, York Litlingion, Sussex Stockpoit, Chester 8j! lt. brn. hazel fair ! 22 I 5 9 It. bra. grey , light I 204 0 10 j It. bru. igrey I frsh. 130 5 6 ' dk. brn blue sail. 24 | 5 61 bricklayer 1 labourer labourer labourer labourer tailor labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer brick- mak. labourer tailor labourer porter clerk labourer calico- prin. 1 miner collier tailor labourer waterman labourer weaver labourer 22 5 6 22 | 5 5J 22*| 5 10 204 5 " 23*, 5 , . 54 22 5 8 Carlisle, Cumberlnd. carpenter stone- mas. flax- dressr bricklayer labourer labourer labourer tailor Knock, Mayo All Saints, Northum. Stokedy, Durham Fazely,' Stafford Elstree, Herts Henfield, Sussex Emliphad, Sligo Loughrca, Galway p Llansantfraid, Mont, butcher Bolton, Lancaster plumber Bolton, Lancaster Rathvilly, Carlow Burnshoole, Mayo Manchester, Lancas. Ightham, Kent Bish. Stortford, Herts Budbrook, Warwick St. Catherine, Dubli. Dunnifacc, Stirling Tipperary Ashton, Warwick Shcerncss, Kont Deal, Kent Cupar, Fife Aggloshayle, Corn. St. Giles, Devon Enniskillen, Ferma. Colne, Lancaster Aughavast, Leitrim Kilerwon, Galway stripper labourer weaver mechanic labourer labourer farm- serv. labourer labourer labourer 19* 5 20 5 25*! 5 Manchestr l C. H. and star; vol. from 38th Foot; tk. side- belt.. Manchestr. j lost a front tooth ; vol. from 91st Foot; took nee. Manchestr.; vol from 97th Foot; took greater part of reg. nec. Manchestr. l vol. from 19th Foot; sup. obtained plain clothcs. Manchestr. j vol. from 97th Foot; took greater part of nec. Manciestr. vol. from 88th Foot; took greater part of nec. Manchestr. vol. from 1st Foot; took greater part of reg. nec. Manchcstr.' vol. from 19th Foot; snp. obtained plain clothes. Manchestr J vol. from 19th Foot; took greater part of nec. Manchestr. vol. from 19th Foot; sup, obtained plain clothes. - — 0. Mancfffcstr. i vol. from 44 tb Foot; took greater part of nec- 8 Aug. I Manchestr. j vol. from 19th Foot; took greater part of nee. 8 Aug. ! Manchestr. vol. from 97th Foot; took greater part of nec. 7 Aug. Tewkesby. ] des. off pass; took geater part of reg. ndc 8 Aug. Chatham | burn- mark on right cheek; not finally approved. 9 Aug. Northamp. D.; 2nd'dcs.; took greater part of his reg. nec. shell"; Oxford mixt. J12 Aug. Newport 1 sup. with a w man at Llandaff, or Cardiff, stable dress; blue 9 Aug. j Dudley , stout heavy appearance; took part of reg. nec. scarlct jacket; blue | 22 July | Nenagh , sup. gone to America; took part of his reg. nec. red shell; Oxf. grey 110 Aug. Limerick ! D.; 2nd des.; wart on left wrist; Bhort stout peck. 11 Aug. | Edinburgh j sup. to have obtained plain clothe*. frsh. l regimental frsh. red shell; white frsh. red shell; white frsh. white trousers frsh. I red shell; white frsh. red shell; whito fair red shell; white 1 fair white trousers frBh. j red shell; white I fair white trousers | frsh. I red shell; white frsh. | red shell; white dark, red shell; white frsh.; reg.; Oxford mixt. fair j plain sail, shellj; Oxford grey 9 Aug. 8 Aug. 8 Aug. 12 Aug. 8 Aug. 8 Aog. 9 Aog. 12 Aug. 8 Aug. 12 Aug. 8 Aug. dk. bra blue | dark j coatee; white „ , „ fair 1 grey 1 fair , moleskin 112 Aug. , Edinburgh 1 officer's servant, black grey j dark shell jacket; white , 12 Aug. - Edinburgh, pockpitted; regs. returned; sup. with the Rodgers'. dk. brn grey I frsh. 1 shell jacket; white j 12 Aug. ; Edinburgh recruit at drill; sup. with Torrance & his brother, dk. brn grey frsh. dark coloured 12 Aug. 1 Carlisle recruit at drill; regs. sent back; sup. on his way light grey fair j red shell; white j 9 Aug., Manchestr. j 2nd des; vol, from 3rd Foot. [ to London. It. brn. grey ; fair ! red shell; white ; 10 Aug. j Manchestr. took the whole of his reg. nec. brown blue ' frsh. red shell; white j 9 Aug. Manchestr.; vol. from 19th Foot; took greater part of his nec. dk. brn grey frsh. velvet, jacket; blackj 6 Aug. Manchestr. sup. in Stockport; recruit, not surgically inspected. 9 I sandy grey 1 frsh. 1 shell; cloth . brown j grey 25*, 5 9J1 brown 1 grey 22 5 11* 1 dk. brn blue 20 5 10 fair blue 22 5 I04! It. brn. grey 25* 5 61 It. brn. hazel 19* 5 6 I It. brn. grey 26J 6 1 It. brn. grey 19* ' ' ' 18* 3 Aug. Glasgow 64 194 5 ~ 25* 5 6* 7* 94 74 74 6ft 74 frsh. shell; cloth 8 Aug. Glasgow frsh. stable jacket; blue 10 Aug. Brighton dark'stable jacket; blue 11 Aug. Brighton fair ' stable jacket; blue 11 Aug. Brighton fflir 1 red; white 12 Aug. London fair shell jacket; white 1 5 Aug. Stockport sail, j shelljack.; Oxf. mxt 14 Aug. Cavan „ . frec. j red shell; Oxf. grey 14 Aug. | Limerick 8 j brown hazel j fair green; moleskin 10 Aug. Chester brown grey 1 fair tred shell; white - 1 10 Aug. Mancheatr. Aug. 24 15 26 I 5 17* 5 19 I 5 glass- blow. I 23J labourer 24* ship- carpn.! 19 baker 134 labourer | 22 labourer 26> servant 25; coal- miner 25i labourer 24 labourer 19* 5 10 5 54 dk. brn' blue brown brown grey brown dk. brn dark fair brown brown brown grey hazel hazel blue grey grey grey grey^ grey blue brown dk. brn dk. brn fair brown hazel brown j hazel brown j hazel brown | grey 7* brown grey 84 dk. brn blue shell jacket; white 112 i Manchestr. shell jackct; whito j 27 July I Cork shell jacket; white 29 July ] Cork shell jacket; white 12 Aug. j Manchestr. regimental; green I 8 Aug. j Fermoy fatigue jack.; whitel 10 Aug. ' Huddersfi., shell; Oxford mixt. 14 Aug. Newport plain 6 Aug. , Newry baragan 12 Aug. j Liverpool black 112 Aug. I London fair iblue; black 112 Aug. | Wigan fair shelljack.; Oxf. mxt. 11 Aug. dark] blue I 31 July frsh. shell jacket; whito ,14 Aug. dark red shell; whito 8 Aug. frsh. jred shell; white ] 8 Aug. sail. | shell jacket; white 12 Aug. fair shell jacket; white 12 Aug. frsh.; shell; duck frsh.! shell; duck 38th Foot 38th Foot 61st Foot 61st Foot 72d Foot 72d Foot 97th Foot 97th Foot John Greavison Joseph Longman William M'Afee Michael M'Quin Charles Wilson Wm. Ballantine Richard Molden John Smith William Parker Thomas Ledsam Thomas Watson Joseph Dewhurst Michael Burns William Loyde Patrick Nowlan Thomas Reynolds John M'Evoy William Higgins Hugh Williams William Small Martin Gallagher Richard Phillips James Lochcad Thomas Orme George Bruce John Kelly William Barnes William Colley John Kelly AskhauiBryan. York Skefling, York Arigil, Derry Cronagh, Tipperary Elgin, Moray Biggar, Lanark Hargatc, York Exom, Northumber. Mansfield, Notts Willishall, Stafford Osmotherley, York Congleton, Chester Doo, Sligo Wcdnesbury, Staffd. Baltinglass. Wicklow Weedon, Northamp. Liverpool, Lancaster^ Liverpool, Lancaster, Anglcsca Now Ross, Wexford i Old Macher. Aberd. Kilmitigul, Sligo Maryboro', Queen's Glasgow, Lanark Macclesfield, Chestr. Dursley, Glo'ster Coldstr. Gds.' 6th Dragoons 6th Dragoons 8th Foot 16 th Foot 38 th Foot 39 th Foot 58th Foot 58th Foot | 58th Foot 58th Foot 58th Foot | labourer | 21* 1 5 labourer 19* 15 tailor ! 18* 5 labourer 184' 5 shoemaker j 18* j 5 weaver 164 5 joiner 24 I 5 labourer 1* 415 shoemaker ! 28 15 ! 2 5 8J fair grey frsh. l shell; duck 15 Aug. 7i' brown | blue sail.; shell; duck 12 Aug. 74 It. brn. blue frsh. coatee; Oxford grey 11 Aug. 7 I fair grey frsh., fustian j 12 Aug. 8 j dk. bin grey sail. 1 blue 14 Aug. 7 ; brown hazel sail. j blue | 5 Aug. 9 j brown 1 grey frsh. velvet. jackct; dark 8 Aug. 7 1 brown ' hazel frsb. velvet. ; moleskin | 9 Aug. 64 fair [ grey fair j shell jackct; white | 12 Aug. 5 10* black I hazel 1 frsh. l shell; Oxford mixt J 13 Aug. Stockport Newark Edinburgh Carmarthe. Carmarthe. Tipnor Tipnor 12 Aug. | Glasgow 13_ Aug. I Glasgow Glasgow Glasgow Paisley Kilmarnoc. Penkridge Hounelow Mancbcstr. Manchestr. Edinburgh Newcastle took part of his reg. pec. took part of his ret?, nec. D ; 2nd des.; J. H. and anchor on right arm. large scar on right cheek ; D.; 2nd des; took nec. scar on left arm ; D.; 2 nd des.; took part of nec. took side- belt, breast- plate, cap, and part of nec. took part of his reg. nec. sup. gone to BallymoaR Sligo; 2nd des.; tk. nc « . D ; escaped from prison. cut on chin; recruit, attested. vol. from 44th Foot; took part of rcg. nec. D.; 3rd desertion. took part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. recruit at drill. marks on arms and left hand; took chaco & belt, took side- belt, and a shirt, took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. attested, and intermediately approved, attested, and intermediately approved. not snrgically, inspected. locksmith groom wheelwrig. labourer iron- roller farmer 94| It. brn. grey 7 j dk. brn1 hazel 6 ! light brown 54| dk. brn blue 6* j black | black 5 1 It. brn. It. grey 64 brown blue 8 fair blue 8It. brn. I grey _ 94' It. brn.| hazel in* 5 1041 fair 19 " It. brn. I fair 64| brown j hazel , frsh. 7J| dk. brnl grey | frsh. 8 j brown | grey | frsh. 6* dk. brn hazel I frsh. It. brn. I blue frsh. It. brn.' groy [ dark brown 1 grey j sail, dk. brn grey ; freh 6*: dk. brn hazel sail. frsh., shell jacket; white frsh. I shell jackct; whito frsh. 1 red shell; white sail. I red shell; white dark whito; tartan frsh. I red ; tartan frsh. blue jackct; baragn, fair baragan frsh. lred; whito fr8h. isup- obtained plain took part of his reg. nec. 2nd des.; took part of his reg. nec. stout; not surgically inspected, colour sergeant. very slerjder and stoops; sup. gone to Llanstephen. stoops a little; sup. taken the road to Llanstephen. D.; 3rd des.; took aide- belt, and breast- plate, bow- legged; took great coat, took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. . took side- belf, and part of reg. nec. JH took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion. attested, not intermediately approved, took part of his reg. nec. deserted off pass at Birmingham, sup. with his brother Cornelius M'Dcrmott. reciuit, attested. took side- belt, and part of his reg. nec. took part of his reg. nec. sup. obtained plain shell; white shell jacket; white slecve- a ist.; mol e black smockfrock; cord fustian fustian fustian blue jacket; linen 15 Aug. | Sligo | took part of his reg. nec. 15 Aug. ; Sligo took part of his rcg. nec. 6 Aug. | Cork ' took part of his reg. nec. 6 Aug. 1 Cork , took part of his reg. nec. 16 Aug. j Buttcvant j took the whojc of reg. nec. 16 Aug. 1 Buttevant j plays on the bugle; took sword and belt, and nc<\ 14 Aug. ; Liverpool ; not surgically inspected. 15 Aug. , Liverpool | not surgically inspected. 15 Aug. ! London took side- belt, breat- plate, and part of reg. Bee. 15 Aug. ' Brighton 1 scar between eyebrows ;. 2nd des.; took part of nee took part of his reg. nec. recruit at drill; took side- belt, and breast- plate, took side- belt, and greater part of his reg. nec. stout; has served in 32nd Foot; not inspected recruit, attested, and intermediately approved. 15 Aug. Brighton 10 Aug. I Bolton 12 Aug. ! Dublin 13 Aug. I Wolvcrha. j 13 Aug. Liverpool 19 Aug. Liverpool J17 Aug. J Liverpool j 17 Aug. I Liverpool 112 Aug. Liverpool ' 20 Aug. | Liverpool 62d Foot 85th Foot E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. 10th llussars 62d Foot 24th Foot 24th Foot ^ 8th Foot. _ 39th Foot j 41st Foot 58th Foot 58th Foot IstBt 60th R. 75th Foot 75th Foot 75th Foot Bish. Stortford, Essx, Hunnington, Devon St. Miclian, Dublin j labourer Ballyhooly, Cork groom Carno, Montgomery labourer Bagshot, Surrey labourer St. Helen, Norfolk labouror | 21 Paisley, Renfrew weaver 17 Monksrisboro', Wilts labourer 20; Ballameskcy, Wick, labourer | 18: Lostwithiel, Cornwl. j Bhoemaker j 1H Enston, Lincoln labourer J18J Stone Ilivc, Kincar. labourer 2 | labourer 120 | 5 6 | brown; blue sail, green 113 Aug. I Fermoy tailor j 23*| 5 dk. bra grey fish, black frock; light j 14 Aug. London labourer 17 5 fvj brown, brown fair shell; white 29 July Newbridge paintor 122 , 5 9 dk. brn hazel dark black ; grey 115 Aug. Glasgow cotton- spin' 24 5 74 brown groy 1 fair j black velvet; black 111 Aug. Manchestr. coacli- mkr. 25*, 5 8 brown grey , frsh. blue regimental | 9 Aug. Cahir ! 25 5 74 dk. brn, hazel sail, j j 14 Aug. London weaver 23 | 5 6* brown blue | sail. 1 regimental 114 Aug. Dublin labourer 120 5 6* dk. brn hazel frsh. regimental j 14 Aug. Dublin 214 • 122: 2nd des.; off march. took bayonet- belt, and part of reg. ncc. recruit, not surgically inspected. recruit, attested, not intermediately approved. 2ud desertion. UK. urn nuzei iron, regimcuuu j n .- vug. uuuun red ! grey 1 frah. baraganjacket; cordl 12 Aug. | Dublin ; not surgically inspected. _ 5 ( ijj hrow 11 hazel 5 7* dk. brn1 grey 5 64 dark , black 5 5J It. brn. brown 5 6 dk. brnl blue 5 74 light j grey 5 64 brown 1 hazel 5 ( ill light blue 5 6 ligh t I grey 5 7 I brown! grey s 5 5* dk. brn lia/ el ' l 5 8 It. brn. grey 5 7V dk. brn dark 6 0 brown groy 5 5 | dark grey 5 6J fair ( grey 5 64 brown j groy 1 o 215 8 i brown , grey 8j brown grey due ; dark grey 115 Aug. shell jacket.; white 12 Aug. shell jacket; black 117 Aug. shell jacket; black jl7 Aug. reg. green; tartan J18 Aug. regimental regimental regimental rcgimontal regimental regimental; white regimental rcg. coateo j duck fustian shell jacket; white shell jacket; whito 119 July ,17 Aug. ' 28 July ! 17 Aug. ' 14AUG^ Cork recruit, attested, and intermediately approved. Carmarth. J deeply pockpitted. Chatham | took part of his reg. nec. Chatham | pockpitted; took part of bis rcg, ncc. Feimoy j vol. from 74th Foot; took part of his reg. ncc. Plymouth has been twice imprisoned at Exeter. Npwport j punishment; 2nd des.; took greater part of kit. Plymouth j aup. returned to his f iends in Cornwall. No vpo'rt ' took gt eater part of his reg. nec. Pontypool | 18 Aug. | Halifax. 14 Aug. Pontypool 18 Aug. [ Glasgow 15 Aug j Westniinst. : 18 Aug. ! Edinburgh 13 Aug. I Edinburgh lriezo frock; fustian] 19 Aug. j Tipperary shclljacket; woollen 16 Aug. ; Deptford I 9 Aug. i Plymouth took side- belt, and breast- plate. sup. to bo working in the minos. took side- belt, and greater port of reg. ncc. not surgically inspected. 2nd des.; took the whole of his kit, took side- belt, and part of his rog. nec. scars under left ear; 2nd dcs. Woolwich div,; alias Wright; D. under left a Chatham division. LONDON Printed and Published ( by Authority) by Mills and Son, 11, Crane- court, Fleet- street. Charles Hatton William Kennedy Bernd. M'Dermott James Tymon Constn. M'Mahon Peter Monghan Corne. M'Dermott John Morracy | Isaac Davies Edward Hennessy James Quinn Evin Richards William Russell Hezekiah Mann William Stewart Thomas Delaney John Stephens John Claypole Thomas Ryan John Parr Michael Russell Cornelius Reardon Thomas Robertson Alex. Gilfillan J ames Wilson Josh. M'Cormack Thomas Smith James Coan John Farrell Johnst. Donaldson William Windows William Stobie John Killoran John Williams Thomas Gould Timothy Darcy John Henderson James Paterson John Rodgers Thomas Torrance William Rodgers William Wilson William Holbon Samuel Watson Henry Corner John Hardman John Hudson Mich. M'Donald" John Hindmarch William Bradley George Godridge George Willis Henry Limbrest Robert Read Patrick Ruane John Jones Joseph Rostran Thomas Eglan Thomas Boland James Gardiner . John Unsworth George Chivens John Betts Mich. M'Laughlin Alex. Anderson Patrick Cleary Henry Alder Rich. T. Edgecomb Josh. Williamson Robert Burns John Freeman Nathanl. Edwards James Gault Hartley Rushton Bernard M'Entire John Healy Nicholas Veale William Cullen Manies Conway Andrew Wilson Wm. Wharburton James Whittaker John M'Dermott James Tuher William Risk Jeremiah Curtain 5: id Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 63d Foot 53( 1 Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 53d Foot 58 th Foot 64th Foot 73d Foot 7th Hussars 4th Drg. Gds. 15th Foot 26th Foot ". 26th Foot 26th Foot 26th Foot 43d Foot 53d Foot 53 d Foot 53d Foot 68th Foot 87th Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 6th Dragoons 6th Dragoons 6th Dragoons 2d Bt. Coldst. 6th Foot 14th Foot 15 th Foot 54th Foot 53d Foot 67th Foot 61st Foot 61st Foot 67th Foot 70th Foot 73d Foot 85 th Foot 85th Foot E. J. C.' s Art. 6th Foot Cth Foot 19th Foot 26th Foot 41st Foot 41st Foot 59th Foot 59th Foot 87th Fusiliers 87th^ Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 87th Fusiliers 88th Foot 91rt Foot 14 th Lt. Drgs. 17th Lancers 53d Foot 12th Foot 26th Foot 37th Foot Dungarvan, Waterf. Baltinglass, Wicklow Ballycroy, Mayo Louden, Ayr Penkridge, Stafford Stroud, Gloucester St. James, Middlcsx. Wrexham, Denbigh Glasgow, Lanark Ballyhooly, Cork 70th Foot . 75th Foot | 87 th Fusiliers 24th Foot | 2bth Foot | 26th Foot | 21 at Foot Roy. Marines, Roy. Marines Athlone, Roscomm. Sandbach, Chester Englishtown, timer. Si. Andrew, Middle. Ayr Glasgow, Lanark St. Mary, Limerick Glasgow, Lanark Maclure, Perth