yubltfitco FTTF ton atttftwftg. CONTAINING The substance of all Informations received in Cases of Felony and of Misdemeanours of an aggravated nature, and against Receivers of stolen Goods, reputed Thieves, and Offenders escaped from Custody, with the time, the place, and the circumstances of the Offence. The Names of Persons charged with Offences, who are known but not in custody, and a Description of those who are not known, their Appearance, Dress, and other marks of identity, The Names of Accomplices and Accessories, with every particular which may lead to their Apprehension, A Description, as accurate as possible, of Property that has been Stolen, and a minute Description qf Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. * olltsm.— It U requested that all communication I for the purpit of obtaining, or givhg Information respect ing supposed offenders, or stolen property, may BEAK THIS SIGNATURE of the Person sending or requiring the same, and be addressed to MR. BURNABY, the EDITOR, Police Court, Bow- street, London. *#* Whenever it is desired that any individual, by name, shall be apprehended, it is indispensably necessary that an attested copy of an Information sworn before a Magistrate, should bt transmitted to the Editor, together with the Ad- vertisement for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE. It w particularly desired that, in all Informations, the names of PERSONS and PLACES may bt SPELT COR- RECTLY, and WRITTEN PLAINLY, to prevent mistakes. And that in application for the POLICE GAZETTE, the COUNTY, and the nearest POST- TOWN, should the place Kot 6* one, may also be stated. And as no charge U. madt for th « insertion of any article in tht POLICE GAZETTE, ALL letters addressed to the Editor, MUST BX PRE- PAID, otherwise the insertion will not be made. JT' Mn— Directions have been given by the Secretary « / State, that the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shall bt permitted to sell Copies, at ONE PENNY PI COSY, which will be forwarded FRB* by Post, on the of Publication, on payment of the price for TERSE MONTH* in advance to the Printers, Mews. MILLS and SON, II, Crane- court, Fleet- street, London; such pay- ment to bt continued so long at they shall bt required to be tent. INFORMATIONS. MURDER. HARKLESS LOVETT BLEWITT, advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 21st instant, charged with the Wilful Murder of his Wife, has bean apprehended.— Bow- street, June 23. Bottles,' I. Smith, Retford,' containing Rum and Gin; and four Bottles of ginger Wine.— Information ' to lie given to Thomas Kinder, superintendent of constabulary, East Retford, Notts, or to P. C. 70, Henry Mills, Dunham Police- station.— Bow street, June 23. Between the hours of 9 a. m. and 6 p. m. of the 17th inst., a Cottage, occupied by Chas. Holbrook, in the parish of Long- don, in the county of Worcester, was entered through the Bed- room window, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.: two Sheets and a Blanket, nearly new; a dark green livery Coat, with livery buttons ; a Waistcoat; two loaves of home- baked Bread ; and 2s. in Money. Supposed by a Tramp, who was seen near the house with mops and mats for sale, about 2 o'clock p. m. the same day.— Information to be given to Robert Trotman, police- officer, Longdon, near Tewkesbury.— Bow- street, Jime 22. On the night of the l8th instant, or early the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mr. John Oliver, farmer, of Bramwith Woodhouse, near Thorne, was broken and entered, and two double- barrelled percussion Guns, stolen therefrom. One of the Guns has a very small bore, with the maker's name, ' Brunton, Doncaster,' on the breeches, and has been changed from the old system to the percussion principle, by heavy cylinders screwed in the sides of'the breeches ; the other Gun is more modern and valuable, the maker's name is unknown, but the place of residence is ' Perth,' engraved on the rib be- tween the barrels, and is a much heavier Gun than the other. The entrance was effected by throwing up the sash of the win- dow ; and the persons had only stockings on ; the mark of one was that of a Boy 12 or 14 years old, and the other that of a Man. The following night, two' persons broke into a House at Moss, near Askern, with two Guns, and demanded money of the occupier.— Information to be given to John Pigott, police- officer, Thorne.— Bow- street, June 22. On the 14th instant, about! 2 o'clock p. ra , the Dwelling- house of Mr. Henry Greathead, ; n the township of South Cow- ton, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, was broken and entered, and £ 2 16s. 10d., and a small tftiafc plain gold wedding Ring, were stolen therefrom. Supposed by two Tramps, who were seen near the house, of the following description : one about 26- or 27 years of age, 5 feet 0 or 7 inches high, sallow com- plexion, light- coloured hair, full face, thin roman nose, and stout made ; ^ yas dressed in a light- coloured round coat, with large stripe ( supposed to have pockets at the sides), cord trou- sers, and blnck hat ; the other about 20 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches highj slender made, and pockpitted ; dressed in a fusliau jacket or sleeved vest, and cap, which fits close to the head.— Information to be given to James Whiting, superin- tendent of police, Scorton, ueir Catterick, Yorkshire.— Bow- June 2i'.' a brown or blue round frock. Of the other Man, little de- scription can be given. One of the men had very thick lips. They are supposed to be London thieves.— Information to ba given to Henry Harper, superintendent of East Sussex consta- bulary, chief office, Lewes.— Bow- street, June 19. The House of Mrs. Chadwick, of Mottram, in longdcn-- dale, near Hyde, in the county of Chester, was broken and entered, between the hours of 11 o'clock at night on the I7tll instant, and 4 o'clock the following morning, and the following articles stolen therein, viz.: a black cloth dress Coat, lined with grey linsey, old- fashioned plain black buttons, and part worn ; a double- breasted black cloth Waistcoat, nearly new ; a green and yellow spotted plush Waistcoat, double- breasted, with white pevil buttons; a blue- and- orange coloured silk Waistcoat, quite new; a blue silk Neckerchief, with square white spots ; a pair of women's black cloth Boots, lace up the sides, much worn ; a black param& tta cloth Neckerchief; two pocket Pistols, silver mounted, flint locks, one of the Pistols has lost the mounting off the stock, engraved in the stocks and on the locks ; and about half a pound of soap.— Informa- tion to be given to Robert McElree, constable, Mottram, or at the Special High Constable's Office, Hyde, by whom all ex penses will be paid, on the apprehension of the offender ot offenders.— Bow- street, June 19. Between the hours of 11 p. m. on the 15th instant and 4 a. m. of the 16th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Gibson, of Ilexbv, in the county of Lincoln, was entered, and the following articles were feloniously stolen therefrom, viz.: a pair [ of half- worn straight quarter Boots, nailed, middle size, and lightish made ; four German silver Tea- spoons, nCKs marked, and a cotton Shirt, plain front, three buttons, and two on the collar, which is linen, as are the wristbands.— Whoever will give such information as shall cause the offender or offenders to be convicted, shall rcceivo a Reward of £ 5, from the Wellingham Association.— Information to be given U> B. II. Cheney, superintendent of police, Gainsborough.— Boto- street, June 18. FORGERY. Absconded, I. GOLDSMID, charged with uttering forged Bill of Exchange, for £ 200. He is about 36 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, black eyes, hair, and whiskers, has a few grey hairs on the fore part of the head, and dark complexion ; dressed, on Sunday last, in a pair of lavender- coloured striped trousers, black satin waistcoat, purple figured satin stock, and a black or blue Eglington frock coat; he had a large pin, set with turquoise, in his stock, and a gold Albert chain and watch ; at other times he wears a dark- coloured ganibroon coat, and light gambroon trousers ( drab colour). He has a carpet bag, pattern, a parrot on a stand, a leather portmanteau, and a drab cloth box- coat: speaks English well, with a foreign accent, and is supposed to be either a Polish or German Jew.— Information to be given to I. Shackell, Scot- land- yard, London, by whom all expenses will be paid, or to T. C. Bims, police- officer, Chatham.— Bow- street, June 18. ROBBBRT FROM THI PMRSOJV. ISAAC PARKER, and CHARLES GOODGE, stand charged with having stolen a silver Watch, from the Person of Aaron Shepherd, at Ely Fair, on the 17th ultimo. PARKER has been apprehended and committed for trial; GOODGE is at large, and a warrant has been issued for his apprehension. He is about 17 or 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, light hair, and pale complexion ; dressed in a short fastian jacket, cord trousers, and cap without peak. He is very likely to be found at the rendezvous for recruits, in Charles- street, West- minster, as he is supposed to have gone for a soldier.— Infor- mation to be given to Edward Lipscomb, superintendent of police, Ely, Cambridge.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen, between 1 and 2 a. m. of the 21st instant, from the person of Thomas Pugden, 2, Amelia- place, a single- cased sil- ver Watch, maker ' Louden, Blackfriars- road,' with silver Guard attached.— Metropolitan Police, B Division, June 22. Stolen, between the hours of 12 and 1 a. m., on the 18th instant, in Cheapside, from the Person of a Gentleman, a silver lever Watch, maker's name ' Dent, No. 4996,10923.'— Infor- mation to be given at Bow- lane Station.— Bow- strcet, June 19. On the night of the 18th instant, or early the following morning, the House of James Bridger, of Sip, was broken into, and a pair of Top- boots, nearly now, stolen therefrom, the property of James Bridger, Jun.— Information to be given to George Holloway, superintendent of the Hants constabulary, Petersfield division.— Bow- street, June 21. On the night of the 19th instant, or the following morn- ing, the House of Mr. John Vaughan, tailor and draper, in the parish of Yazor, in the county of Hereford, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: two Oxford- grey Coats, one double- breasted, the other single- breasted, partly made up ; three moleskin Jackets, cut round ; two pair of cotton Drawers ; about a yard of red Flannel; and about a yard of black Serge : all new Also, an olive velveteen Jacket, with black horn buttons ; a pair of drab kerseymere Breeches ; a pair of cotton cord Breeches ; and a dark great Coat, not new.— Information to be given to James Cartwright, superintendent of police, Weobley, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, June 21. On the night of the 17th instant, or very early the follow- ing morning, some person or persons did feloniously enter the Dwelling- house of Thomas B. Locke, Esq., of Hessle Mount, and did steal and carry away therefrom two £ 5 Bank of Eng- land Notes; a Sovereign ; a round gold Seal, white stone, three birds on a cup thereon ; an oblong Seal, with red stone, and ' Hessle Mount' engraved thereon ; a gold Watch- key ; a gold Seal, in the shape of a shield, with a yellow stone, and a bird, with a padlock in its mouth ; a round Seal, with a black stone, and a griffin's head on it, the top of the seal being a watch- key; two short gold Chains, one with a ring in it; and a new blue double- breasted over Coat, with dress buttons.— A Reward of £ 20 will be paid by the Hessle and Anlaby Associ- ation for the Prosecution of Felons, and a further Reward of of £ 30 by the said Thomas B. Locke, Esq., to any person who will give such information and evidence as will cause the ap- prehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Infor mation to be given to Abraham Batty, police- officer, Hessle, near Hull, or to the said T. B. Locke, Esq.— Bow- street, June 21. HOtTSB- BRBAKmO,, On the night of the 18th instant, or early the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Wheat, tailor and draper, Rampton, in the county of Notts, was feloniously en- tered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: two silver Table- spoons, marked ' S. A. W.,' two silver Salt- spoons; a silver Mwtar4- spwn; a [ pair cf gugai;-) t>< ws; two stone On the morning of the 16th instant, between the houra of 12 and 1 o'clock, the Dwelling- house of Mr. William Barnes, farmer, of Lampool- green, in the parish of Maresfield, was burglariously brokenjopen, by four Men ( who are yet at large), and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. ; five silver Tea- spoons, old- fashioned, marked ' A. W. M. B. ;' six ditto ditto, rather large ; a salt ditto, marked 1 W. A. B.;' a pair of Spurs, plated ; a pair of silver Sugar- tongs, marked 1 W. A. B.;' an old- fashioned silver Watch, name and number unknown, with purple Ribbon, and a'gold Seal attached; five Sove- reigns, two Half- sovereigns, four Half- crowns, and £ 2 in small silver. One of the said Men was about 35 years of age, about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, stout- built, round face, lightish complexion, of superior address ; dsessed in a light- brown cape, dark coat, and light neckerchief. One about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, light complexion, not very stout; dre: sad in a blue smock- frock, light- blue trousers, cap with peak, and speaks like a tramping gipsy. One about 5 feet 7 inches high, dtVk Qvmplesiw, rattier gftvtf dressed in Homsn ATS CATTX « B STEALING. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the. 20th or morning of the 21st instant, from a Field at Hopton- Wafers, in the county of Salop, a Black Mare Pony, aged, about 12 hands high, stiff built, long tail, thick mane, black legs, has had a kick on the near shoulder, which causes it to go lame.—£ 1 Reward will be paid by William Highfield, on conviction of the offender or offendeis and recovery of the Pony ; and all reasonable ex- penses, if found straying. Information to be given to the said William Highfield, Ilopton- Wafers, Salop.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen or strayed, on the 21st instant, from the Cattle- market in Darlington, a Hazel- coloured Ox, about 40 or 44 stone weight, with one of its horns off; has a red mark front the loin to the tail, a red mark across the loins, and marked with four cuts on the near side between the hock and the rump.— Information to be given to Superintendent Anthony Robson, county constabulary, Darlington, Durham.— Bow- street, June 23. The Brown Cart Mare, and Black Cart Horse, advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 18th instant, as stolen or strayed from Sedgley, in the county of Stafford, have been found and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, June 23. The Brown Pony, and Grey Waggon Mare, advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 2nd instant, as stolen from Wil- lenhall, Wolverhampton, Staffordshire, have been found and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen, on the night of the 21st instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Field in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Nutt, of Moseley, in the parish of Kingsnorton, in the county of Worcester, a Brown Horse, 15 hands high, 6 years old, large head, wide between the ears, crooked blaze down the face, both hind feet white ( one more than the other), turns its toes out a little, a short switch tail, and has been lately shod on the fore feet.— A Reward of Seven Guineas will be paid by the Treasurer of the Kingswood and Packhouse Association for the Prosecution of Felons; and a further Reward of £ 5 by the said Mr. Nutt, on the restoration of the said Horse and conviction of the offender or offenders.— Information to bo given at Kingsheath Police- station, near Birmingham— Boc:- street, June 23. The three Asses advertised in the' Police Gazette' of the 18th instant, as stolon or strayed from the parish of ruckle- church, have been found and restored to the owner.— Bu it- street, June 22. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 19th instant, a Bright Bay Mare, three parts bred, 6 years old, 15J hands high, with switch tail; no shoes on the hind feet. Also a Brown Gelding, half bred, 15 J hands high, 4 years old, and has not been docked.— If strayed, all reasonable charges will be paid to any person restoring the said Horses ; and if stplen, a Reward of £ 20 will be paid on conviction of the offender or offenders.— Information to be given to Henry Harper, superintendent of East Sussex Constabulary, Chief- office, Lewes.— Bow- strcet, June 22. The Mare Ass advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 9th instant, as stolen or strayed from a Field at Comfort!!, in the parish of Bishop Middleham, in the county of Durham, ha* been found, and a warrant has been issued for the apprehen- sion of WILLIAM HOWE and JOHN HOWE, ass- colliers and besom- makers, of Stokesley, in the North Riding of York, for stealing and taking away the same. WILLIAM stands 5 feet 11 inches high, is about 35 years of age, fresh com- plexion, and generally wears a slop- frock, and low- crowned fot i JOHN is alwt 29 Fm tf m stands 5 feet 8 or 9 5154 POLICE GAZETTE June 23, inches high, sandy complexion, and generally wears cord trousers, plush waistcoat With sleeves, and sometimes a velvet jacket. They are well known in the North Riding of York- shire— Information to be given to W. C. Probert, police- officer, Coxhoe, in the county of Durham, who holds the war- rant for th. eir apprehension.— Bow- street, June 21. Absconded from Dowlais Iron- works, on the morning of the 16th instant, charged with stealing a draught Horse, which has been recovered, DAVID EVANS, a native of Dol- gelly, Merionethshire ; he is about 23 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, fair complexion, brown curly hair, flat- footed, and has lost a piece of the little finger of the left hand; dress ed in a blue homespun cloth coat, dark waistcoat and trou- sers, and low- crowned hat. He some time ago lived as ser- vant with Robert Owen, at a Farm called Henddol, in the parish of Clynen; his wife, Jane Evans, is now residing with her father, John Griffiths, at Tyntull, near Barmouth, Merio- nethshire, to which place it is supposed EVANS is now gone, and that he will afterwards make for some sea- port, and en- deavour to embark for America. He had £ 45 in his possession when he left Dowlais Iron- works.— Information to be given to Henry Wrenn, superintendent of Glamorgan constabulary, Merthyr Tydvil, Glamorganshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 17th instant, or early the following morning, from lantilla Mill, in the parish of Penrose, in the county of Monmouth, a Light Bay Cart Mare, with dark brown legs, black tail, white stripe down the forehead, stands about 14 or 15 hands high, absut 8 years old, and in good condition.— Information to be given to Mrs. Watkings, of Lantilla Mill, or to the Police- officer, Monmouth.— Bow- street, June 21. Three Men, of the following description, have absconded from the neighbourhood of Enfield, supposed to be concerned with a Man in custody for stealing a Lamb, the property of Lady Barnes. One 35 or 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, fresh complexion, brown hair and whiskers ; dressed in a white frock, moleskin trousers, striped netted cap, and laced boots. Another 26 or 30 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, full face, brown hair and whiskers ; dressed in white frock, moleskin trousers, and nark cap with peak. The other about 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, freckled face, sandy hair ; dressed in a long fustian coat, and blue cloth cap. They are brick- makers, and it is supposed will applyfor work at some brick- fields near London.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, June 21. • Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Lynn, on the 18th in- stant, a Bright Bay Mare, 7 years old, 15 hands high, star on forehead, feet large and flat, and the hind ones white : the property of Mr. George Adcock.— If stolen, £ 5 Reward will be paid on'conviction of the offender or offenders ; if strayed, all reasonable expenses. Information to be given to J. Woods, superintendent of police, Lynn, Norfolk.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 11th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field adjoining the Bar- nard Castle Moor Road, near Hawksby Hill, in the county of Durham, a light- coloured Mare Ass, within six weeks of foal- ing, 4 years of age, with full tail, the property of Henry Thomp- son, of Barnard Castle Moor, farmer. Supposed by a Man of the following description, who called at the house on the 11th instant, and asked the said Henry Thompson the price of the Ass : he was dressed in a light brown coat, cord breeches, stout made, about 26 years of age, had riddles and spelks with him for sale, and is supposed to come from the neighbourhood of Rippon, in Yorkshire, and a notorious Ass- stealer.— Infor- mation to be given to Serjeant William Elliott, of Barnard Castle, Durham, County Constabulary.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 17th instant, from a Field in the parish of West Hatch, in the county of Somerset, a Black Cart Horse, the property of Mr. John Parsons, about 15 hands high, aged, grey hairs round the mouth, thin body, square quarters, both hind legs white to the fetlocks, and long switch tail.— If strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid, on recovery of the Horse ; if stolen, any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, will be handsomely rewarded. Information to be given to Mr. John Parsons, West Hatch, or at the Police- station, Staunton.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, from a Wood in the parish of Vaynor, in the county of Brecon, on the morning of the 15th instant. Dark Chesnut Mare, 7 years old, a little more than 14 hands high, star in the forehead, and a white mark round the near ear, and has also saddlermarks : the property of Evan Jones, farmer, of Pendrw- Glais, in the parish of Vaynor aforesaid. Information to be given to the said Evan Jones, or to Henry Wrenn, superintendent of Glamorgan Constabulary, Merthyr Tydvil.- i- iJow- sireef, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the I st ultimo, from the neighbour- hood of Talybent, a Bay Mare Pony, from 10 to 11 hands high, 5 to 6 years old, the mane cut rather short on the neck, feet black from the knees, downwards, and rather long black tail; either brought a foal, or near foaling.— Any person giving in- formation of the said Pony, will be rewarded.— Information to be given to Mrs. Brace, 1 Queen's Head,' Brecon.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 19th instant, or early the following morning, from a Field in the parish of Bodham, near Holt, in the county of Norfolk, a Bay Cart Mare, 8 years old, about 15 hands high, in good condition, white shim down the forehead, wide across the hips, and either one or both of the hind feet are white.— Information to be given to Superintendent Blomfield, Thornage, or at the Chiei Constable's- office, Dunham, near Swaffham.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen, on the night of the 16th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Close near the town of Oakham, in the county of Rutland, an aged Bay Horse, with black mane and black switch tail, 15 hands high, white star on the fore- head, whits on both the hind legs and on one fore legs, also a white spot nnder the belly, is rather lame at times, and has been fired on the fore legs ; the property of Mr. George Robert Dain.— Whoever will give such information as shall cause the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall on his or their convicton, receive a Reward of £ 10 from the aforeasid Mr. Dain, of Oakham.— Information to be given to George Forcfe, chief officer of police, Oafcham, Rutland.— La w street, June 21. Stolen, during the night of the 13th instant, from Shin field Common, near Reading, in the county of Berks, the pro perty of Mr. Joel Bye, a Brown Horse, aged, about 14 hands high, white star on the forehead, near fore and off hind leg white, a small knot on the flank near side, burn mark on the rump,' C.,' and on the hip ' B.'— Whoever will give such infor niation as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward.— Information to be given to Henry Houtlon, superintendent, of police, Rea ding, Berks.— Bw- stmt, June 21. Stolen or strayed, during the night of the 15th instant, from a Field near the Black Dog, Stretton- on- Dunsmorc, in the county of Warwick, a Light Browa*% iding Ass, 6 year? old, bare along the back, collar marked and used to drawing, smith's mark on the fend of the shoes a nail- punch, and kicks and plunges if any person put their arms across his back.— If strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on the restoration of the same to the owner, Abraham Richardson, Stretton- on- Dunsmore.— Information to be given to Inspector Dencer, Stoneleigh, near Coventry.— Bow- street, June 19. Stolen or strayed, from a Field, at Campsey, Ash, Suffolk, on the 15th instant, a Black- and- white Bull, of the Suffolk breed, in good condition, 2 years old, short head and neck.— If stolen, £ 1 Reward will be given and all reasonable expenses paid for such information as may lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property ; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid by Mr. John Walker, of the Abbey Farm, Campsey Ash, to whom or to the Police at Woodbridge, information is to be given.— Bow- street, June 19. Stolen or strayed, from a Field at West Bromwich, on the 4th instant, the property of Joseph Holloway a Dun- colonred Mare Pony, about 12| hands high, a little hair off the off fore leg under the knee, " and a black stripe across the shoulders, about 6 years old— Information to be given at the Police- station, West Bromwich- on- Wednesbury.— Bow- street, June 19. Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Sawardstone, Essex, on the night of the 16th instant, a light- coloured Grey Cart Horse, nearly white, 6 years old, in good condition, 16 hands high ; also, a Bay Nag Horse, well bred, 16 hands high, broken knees, and lame in the offhind leg.— Any person bringing the same to Mr. Swain, Bull and Crown, Chingford Green, Essex, shall receive £\ Reward, if strayed; and £ 4 if stolen, on con- viction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, June 19. Lost, supposed to be stolen, on the night of the 17th in- stant, from a Field at Pont- newy- nidd, near Pontypool, a mottled Brown Cart Mare, aged, about 15 hands high, black legs, black mane and tail, a white saddle- mark on the near side, a scratch on the off side, about three inches long, with the hair upon it, and in good condition.— If stolen, a Reward of £ 10 will be paid upon the conviction of the offender or offenders ; and if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid by Mr. Evan Williams, of Pont- newy- ridd, the owner. Infor- mation to be given to John Roberts, superintendent of police, Pontypool, Monmouthshire.— Bow- street, June 19. Stolen, on the night of the 13th inslant, or early the fol- lowing morning, out of a Piece of ground near Batchcott, in the parish of Richard's Castle, near Ludlow, Salop, a yearling Bullock, and a yearling Heifer, the property of Mr. Charles Mapp. The Bullock has a white face, and white along the back. The Heifer a light colour, with a white face and a nar- row slip of white along her back.— Whoever will give infor- mation, shall, upon conviction of the ofiender or offenders, receive £ 5 Reward, by applying to Mr. Mapp, as aforesaid.— Bow- street, June 19. Absconded, on the 4th instant, taking with him two Coats, the property of Moses Pieser, of 5, Hutchinson street, Gravel- lane, Hound sditch, which were entrusted to him to make, SIMON WASSHANER, a native of Prussia, 22 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, and pale complexion ; dressed, when he left, in a brown beaver coat, drab trousers, plush cap, and plaid scarf: is of the Jewish persuasion, and is supposed to be in Birmingham.— Information to be given to the Inspec- tor on duty, Bishopsgate Police- station, City .- Bow- street, June 21. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 15th instant, from a Field on the Park Lette's Farm, two miles from Aberga- venny, adjoining the turnpike- road to Monmouth, a Black Cart Mare, 4 years old, about 15 hands high, with white hind legs, a small white star on the forehead, long black and white tail, and has a small swelling in the hock of the right leg.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the reco- very of the Mare, if stolen, shall receive £ 5 Reward on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; or, if strayed, shall be handsomely rewarded, on application to Mr. William Powell, of Park Lette's Farm, Abergavenny, or to P. Cusack, superintendent of yoY\ c&.— Boai- street, June 19, Stolen, or strayed from a Field in Tong- with- Haugh, on the night of the 16th or morning of the 17th instant, a Black Mare Pony, about 13 hands high, 8 or 9 years old, has a white star on the forehead, and a white stripe down the nose, the hair is rubbed off a little on the back with the saddle, and off each buttock with the harness ; has a hard lump on the outside of the near hind leg, about four inches below the hough ; the middle tooth in front, in the lower jaw, is about a quarter of an inch lower than the rest; is in good condition used mostly for carting, and value about £ 11.— Information to be given to Superintendent Milne, Town- hall, Little Bol- ton, Lancashire.— Bow- street, June 19. LARCEMY Absconded, on AND EMBEMLESSEHT. the 16th FELONIES Not otherwise described. Absconded from Darshill, in the parish of Shepton Mai- lett, in the county of Somerset, on the 28th ult., JOHN SMITH and GEORGE SMITH ( brothers), charged with Rape. JOHN . SMITH is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 4} inches high, sallow complexion, dark hair ( almost black), hazel eyes, large mouth, and stoops his head a little when walking; has a cut on the forehead over the right eye, the letters J. C. and anchor on right arm, and is marked with the small- pox ; was diessed in a short smock- frock, breeches and leggings, quarter boots, and ' jem- crow ' hat. GEORGE SMITH is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, sallow complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, large mouth, thick lips, and has a cut on the fore- head ; dressed in a short smock- frock, fustian trousers, quarter boots, and a ' jem- crow' hat.— A Reward of £ 3 will be paid for their apprehension. Information to be given to William Rudduck, constable, Shepton Mallett, Somerset, who holds a warrant for their apprehension.— Bow- street, June 22. FRAUDS AND AGGRAVATED MISDEMEANOURS. Obtained, by false pretences, on the 21st instant, from the Servant Girl of Mr. Monton, of 3, Sidney- square, Stepney, twenty- four pieces of ladies' under Wearing apparel ( linen and cotton) consisting of Shifts, Petticoats and Stockings, marked ' A. M.' and ' L. M,,' and a pair of cotton Sheets, marked ' M. A.' By a Woman who called at the house and said she had been sent for the dirty linen, by the laundress who washes for Mr. Monton,, which, on inquiry, was found to be false. She. is between 30 and 40 years of age. good looking, fair complexion and dark hair ; dressed in a dark coloured cotton gown, plaid shawl, and black bonnet trimmed with crape,— Metropolitan Police K Division, June 23. A Man about 35 years of age, tall, long face, dark com- plexion , dressed in dark clothes, went to the Shop of Mr. Galloway, 30, Eversholt- street, and bought a shilling cake ; he tendered a sovereign in payment, and received a half- sovereign and 9s. in change, he afterwards returned the cake, saying he would send his wife, and was given back his sovereign, he then returned the change, and substituted a counterfeit Half- sove- reign for the one he had previously received.— Metropolitan Police, S Division, June 23. Obtained, under false pretence, on the 19th instant, from Mr. Cabe, 24, Bridge- street, Bermondsey; a light spring Cart, painted brown. By a Man 29 years of age, 5 feet 9 inche3 high, dark hair, light whiskers, and pock pitted ; dressed in drab frock coat, light vest, and hat.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, June 22. Obtained, under false pretence, at 11 a. m. on the 19th instant, from Mr. Dickenson, 27, Brewer- street North, Clerk- enwell, a slight made spring Truck, dark blue, wheels red, one spring bound with copper wire. By a Man 26 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, fair complexion ; dressed in old black frock coat, fustian trousers, and hat.— Metropolitan Police, G Divi- sion, June 22. Description of a Man who obtained a blach cashmere frock Coat, cord Waistcoat, and a pair of Trousers, under false pre- tences, from Mr. Jacob Reed, 10, Leather- lane,— 22 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, sallow complexion, black hair ; dres- sed in pilot coat, black vest, trousers and hat.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, June 21. Obtained, by false pretences, on the 14th instant, from Mrs. Hawker, 17, Thomas- place, Prince's. road, Lambeth, a blue frock Coat, nearly new, velvet collar and cuffs, lined with serge, and fancy buttons. By a Man 25 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, thin, fair, dark brown hair ; dressed in fustian jacket and trousers, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, L Division, June 19. instant, from Ipswich, charged with Felony, CHARLES SKINNER, a travelling stationer, ibout 5 feet 7 inches high, between 20 and 30 years of age, and has lost the use of his right side from a paralytic- stroke : is supposed to have gone in the direction of Yarmouth.— In- formation to be given to William Corrington Mason, superin- tendent of police, Town- hall, Ipswich, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, June 23. Absconded, on the 19th instant, from the service of Mr. Leach, ' Nag's Head,' Battersea,— the Potboy, embezzling £ 5. Description : 18 years of age, 5 feet high, fair, full face, dark curly hair ; dressed in cord jacket and trousers, and blue cloth cap.— Metropolitan Police, Division, June 22. Absconded, from Ipswich, on the 29th ultimo, charged with Felony, HENRY CURSON, a ladies' shoemaker, and a native of Kirton, Suffolk, about 22 years of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, thin face, dark long hair, large dark whis- kers, and very pale swarthy complexion ; dressed, when he absconded, in a tweed frock coat, with a black collar, black waistcoat, plaid trousers, and black hat ; of very shabby ap- pearance. Supposed to be in London.— Information to be given to William Carrington Mason, superintendent of police, Town- hall, Ipswich, who holds a warrant for his apprehension. bow- street, June 21. Absconded, charged with stealing a gold Watch and Chain, thirty Shawls, twenty Dresses, and other articles, the property of Henry Bury, GEORGE STURCH, a native of Shipston- on- Stour, a traveller hawking steel pens, pencils, & c. in a small box. He was traced to Birmingham on the 6th instant; he is about 22 years of age, 5 feet lOf inches high, fair complexion, dark hair, no whiskers, rather long features ; dressed in a black frock coat with velvet collar, black satin waistcoat, and black satin cravat, with pin and chain attached. Is supposed at present to wear the gold watch and chain, also a mourning ring, with the name of Mrs. Ann Burton inscribed on the in terior. And ANN BURTON, about 33 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, round features, dark hair, wears it plain, rather freckled ; dressed in a silk or de laine dress, white straw bon- net, or a drawn striped silk bonnet, and black mantle or cape. — Whoever will apprehend the said offenders and give infoi- mation to the said Henry Bury, at the Roebuck Inn, Moon- street, Birmingham, shall receive £ 2 Reward.— Bow- street, June • M. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. WILLIAM PARSONS, a police- sergeant, and ISAAC HICKTON, a police- constable, lately in the K Division of the Metropolitan Police, stand charged with Conspiracy and Per- jury at the inquest held at Dagenham, in the county of Essex, upon the body of George Clark, a police- constable, who was Murdered on the 28th June, 1846. PARSONS is 30 years of age, 5 feet 7J inches high, fresh complexion, small grey eyes, sandy hair and whiskers, much freckled, walks uprightly, and is well proportioned ; by trade a miller, and was born in St. Peter's, Norwich. HICKTON is 33 years of age, 5 feet 9£ inches high, fair complexion, grey eyes, light brown hair, small sandy whiskers, round- shouldered, draws his mouth ou one side when talking, especially when excited; by trade a currier, and was employed at a tanner's at Halesowen, near Birming- ham, about three months since; born in St. Warbus, Derby.—• Her Majesty's Government will give a Reward of £ 50 to any person who shall give such information as will lead to the ap- prehension of the said Men, or a proportion of it for the ap- prehension of either of them. Information to be given at the Police- office, Great Scotland- yard ; to - the Police- station, K Division, Arbour- square, Stepney; or at any of the Police- stations— Metropolitan Police- office, June 23. Remanded at Colchester, for further examination, charged with Coining and Passing Counterfeit Shillings and Sixpences, two Men and a Woman. One of the Men is about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, about 22 years of age, dark hair and whiskers, and stoops a little when walking; dressed in a dark tweed coat, light- coloured trousers, and black hat: gave his name GEORGE FULLER, traveller, native of Watford, Herts ; was tried and convic: ed of a similar offence at Chelmsford Setsions, on the 7th April, 1846, in the name of WM. RICHARDSON, labourer, of Watford, and sentenced to twelve months' im- prisonment. The other Man gave his name JOHN HAMBERSON, a native of Tunbridge Wells ; said he had gone the names of DENNISS and HANDON; his right name is supposed to be THOMAS HEARNDEN, box and trunk mak- er, well known at Dover and other towns in Kent: is about 20 or 21 years of age, about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high, thick made, and dressed in a flannel jacket, cord trousers, ai d cloth cap. The Woman gave her name ELIZA SMITH, Fainham, Surrey; her right name is supposed to be ANN BUCKING June 23,1, POLICE GAZETf ® . * 5155 HAM, well known at" Chelmsford and Romford hy the nick- name of THE GREAT WESTERN, and JENNY DIVER. She is a fine tall and powerful Woman, about 24 or 25 years of ago ; dressed in a blue merino dress velvet bonnet, & c. They are supposed to have committed offences elsewhere.— Information to be given to Abraham Kent, superintendent, Town- hall, Colchester.— Bow- street, June 23. ' Escaped, on the morning of the 22nd instant, from the House of Correction, Little Ilford, Essex, a Prisoner, a native of Leytonstone, Essex, lately at work as a painter, aged 33, 5 feet 7 inches high, fair oomplexion, brown hair, hazel eyes, oval visage, scar on the upper lip, and has a squeaking manner of speaking. He was convicted at the April sessions of the Central Criminal Court, and sentenced to one year's imprison- ment.- r- A Reward of Two Guineas will be paid 5n his appre- hension, on appplication to the Governor of the above Gaol.— Bowatreet, June 23. A Man was committed, on the 21ct instant, to take his trial at Warwick Quarter Sessions, for Felony. He is supposed to have committed offences elsewhere. He is 36 years of age, 5. feet 9 inches high, dark curly hair, and sallow complexion ; dressed in a black frock coat, dark waistcoat, dark cord trou- sers, and blucher boots ; is a shoemaker by trade, and had in his possession a set of shoemaker's Tools ; a Last, 12th size, marked in three places.' G. W.;' a pair of white Trousers, and a pair of dark ditto, with blue stripes : the trousers are sup- posed to have been stolen, as they are a small size. He states he has been working in London, Wolverhampton, and Henly- in- Arden.— Information to be given to I. Isaac, chief superin- tendent, Wolston, near Coventry, or to Inspector Dencer, Stoneleigh.— Bow- street, June 3. On the night of the 14th instant, between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock, some evil- disposed person or persons did wilfully and maliciously cut and maim a Horse, the property of Mr. Joseph Dicken, of the ' Deepfield Inn,' in a Brick- yard, close to the canal side, opposite the Stop at the Deepfield. Also, on the same night, the Hen- roost of the said Joseph Dicken was entered, and two Fowls stolen therefrom ; the party was stop- ped close to the place where the Hens were stolen from, by the police ; the Fowls are in the possession of the police, but the offender has absconded.— Whoever will give such informa- tion as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of either of the offenders, shall receive Two Guineas Reward, on appli- cation to the said Mr. Joseph Dicken. Information to be given to William H. Hogg, inspector of police, Bilston, or to P. C. Costello, Coseley.— Bow- street, June 22. Description of three Lads in custody, committed for re- examination, at Woburn, Beds, on the 19th instant, charged with Larceny ; they are supposed to have committed other of- ences. JOHN JONES, 18 years old, file- grinder, native of Birmingham, about 5 feet 1J inch high, fair complexion, brown hair, marked with small- pox, large lips, grey eyes, says he is subject to fits ; dressed in corduroy trousers, old plaid vest, blue jacket, and oap, and walks with a yellow cane, FREDE- RICK HIDSON, 17 years old, rule- maker, native of Bir- mingham, about 5 feet 3| inches high, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes; dressed in old black cloth trousers, plaid shooting- coat, white apron, and cloth cap. GEORGE HANCOCKS, 16 years old, jeweller, native of Birmingham, about 5 feet If inches high, dark complexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes, and sallow ; dressed in corduroy trousers, black cloth vest, velveteen shooting- coat, white apron, and cloth oap. They say they left Birmingham a short time since, and have been in London, and slept at the Workhouse at St. Alban's, on the night of the 18th instant.— Information to be given to William R. Young, superintendent of police, Woburn, Beds.— Bow- street, June 21. A Man'of the following name and description has been apprehended by the Stourbridge Police, and committed for trial at the Sessions to be holden at Worcester, on the 29th instant, upon two separate charges of stealing from the Bars of Taverns, and is strongly suspected of having committed several similar offences in other towns. lie stated his name to be JOHN JONES, of Park- street, Birmingham, by trade a carpenter : is about 5 feet 9 inches high, about 42 years of age, darkish complexion, and dark hair and whiskers, both cut close ; dressed in a brown great coat, grey mixed trousers with a narrow blue stripe, blucher boots, black stock, and black hat ; has an hesitating and mild way of speaking, holds his head down, wears his hat over his eyes, and leans his hands in his coat pockets.— Information to be given to n. Burton, superintendent of police, Stourbridge.— Bow- street, June 21 Further particulars respecting the Man advertised in the • Police Gazette' of the 14th instant, charged with robbing a Lodger of three Sovereigns, at Buckingham, and who now stands committed to take his trial at the next Borough Ses- sions of Buckingham. He states his name is JAMES COLE- MAN ( but it is believed he has gone by the name of JOSEPH SHERWOOD, and that he has been convicted of Felony in that name), is about 5 feet 2 inches high, light brown hair, and has a scar on the left side of the face near the middle of his whisker ; dressed in a light stable jacket, cord small- clothes, fit very loose, leggings, and cap with peak.— Informa- tion to be given to Wm. Giles, superintendent of police, Buck ingham, Bucks.— Bow- street, June 21. Two young Men were committed on the 14th instant , to take their trial at the quarter sessions to be holden at War- wick, on the 28th instant, for Felony, and it is suspected that they have committed other offences elsewhere. RICHARD HEATH, 16 years of age, a native of Wolverhampton, boat- man, and GEORGE WRIGHT, Reddlebank, Worcestershire. The following property was found upon them : eleven cotton Handkerchiefs ; a yellow silk do., with white stripes ; a blue ditto, with red- and- white stripes ; a ditto, with white flowers ; a ditto, red ground, with black- and- white flowers ; a ditto, with dark spots— have all been worn ; a single- breasted Waistcoat, red flowers, with glass buttons to match, marked inside the lining ' 4 h.,' in one of the pockets were found four fish- hooks. Information to be given to J. Isaac, chief superintendent, Wolston, near Coventry, or to Inspector Dencer, Stoneleigh.— Bow- street, June 19. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE- OFFICERS. Description of a Watch found in the possession of JOSIAH MILSTEAD, charged with felony, and remanded at the Wool- wich Police- court until the 29th instant,— gold, Geneva make, flowered dial, seconds hands, maker's name ' Breting, Geneva,' No. 29519, 18595 on the inside and outer cases, a plain gold Chain attached.— Metropolitan Police, « Division, June 22. Taken from a suspected Person, now in custody, two sil- ver Salt- spoons, marked ' C.,' which are supposed to be stolen. He gives his name JOHN CAHILL, a tailor on tramp, and states that he found the Spoons in Dudley, in May last.— In- formation to be given to the Chief Constable, Town- hall, Sal- ford, Lancashire.— Bow- street, June 21. PROPERTY STOLEN. Stolen, on the 20th inst., from the Farm near Knighton, in the county of Salop, a nearly new, two rows of nail! of lace- up water- tight Boots, round the heels, Hhe outside one square heads, the inner one hobs ; the foreparts are thickly nailed with hobs, except the toes, which are squares. A Man of the following description is strongly suspected : he is 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, fair complexion, long thin whiskers, and is a little lame; dressed in a pair of light cord trousers, moleskin jacket, and black hat; is supposed to be wearing the stolen boots.— Information to be given to Robert Ebrey, police- constable, Salop.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen, between 9 a. m, and 9 p. m. on the 21st instant, from the Shop- window of Mr. Mosley, boot and shoe- maker, Albert- street, Holbeach, a pair of men's Half- boots, with four buttons, all leather, and goloshed with leather round the bot- toms, the same as if the tops had been cloth, one boot had lost a button.— Information to be given to Charles Buffham, po- lice- officer, Holbeach, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen, on the 21st instant, from 10, Buckingham- street, Strand, the property of Mr. Payne, twelve calico Shirts, and twelve cashmere Vests of various patterns, all marked ' Payne' in ink.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, June 23. Stolen, on the 20th or 21st instant, from the' Waterman's Arms ' public- house, Rotherhithe- street, the'monies of the land- lady, Mrs. Penny, £ 18 in gold and silver.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, June 23. Stolen, at about 12 o'clock on the 19th instant, from the Person of Mr. McKenzie, of 120, King- street, Boro', a silver Watch, No. 61822, no name, initials ' C. C.'— Metropolitan Po- lice, M Division, June 23. Stolen, during the night of the 21st instant, from the House of Mr. Gladwin, confectioner, 43, Mount- street, Lam- beth, a japanned tin Cash- box, containing a chased gold neck Chain, with gold Locket and Key ; a mourning Ring, engraved inside ' In memory of,' and outside ' Sophia Gladwin, died 28th January, 1838,' and has a box for hair ; a fancy gold Ring, set round with turquoise and pearls, in form of a forget- me- not; a chased gold Ring, set with one turquoise in the centre ; a gold garnet Ring, set with five stones ; a gold Ring, set with five corals ; a handsome bead Purse containing about 10s. in silver, and about £ 4 10s. in gold and silver, from the cash- box. • Metropolitan Police, L Division, June 23. Chain, gold Key, and a Seal, with a Ship engraved upon it, attached, name and number unknown ; a silver Watch, without glass, name and number unknown ; a gold garnet Ring; a gold Brooch, with cornelian stone ; a ditto, with yellow stone ; a pair of gold Ear- rings and Drops ; and £ 6 6;. in sil- ver.— Metropolitan Police, L Division, June 22. Stolen, between 3 and 5 a. m. of the 21st instant, from a Bedroom in the ' Running Horse' public- house, Piccadilly, the property of Charles Wood, a lodger, five Sovereigns ; 19s. in silver ; a plain gold Pin, and a silk Handkerchief. By a Man 28 years of age, red face, fair hair, sandy whiskers, very smart ; dressed in blue newmarket cut coat and drab trou- sers ; a groom, and a native of the County Clare, Ireland.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, June 22. Stolen, on or about the 6ih of March last, from premises in New Bailey- street, Salford, a silvert Tea- pot, weighing 211 ounces, ribbed pattern. Also, on or about the 9th March", there was lost or stolen, in the same neighbourhood, a gold Fob- chain, weighing about 1 oz, 7dwts., to which was attached a gold Seal, crown pattern, with amethyst stone. And on the 3rd May, there was also stolen from a Dwelling- house in Sal- ford a Pawn- ticket of a patent lever gold Watch, maker's names ' Bunyan and Gardner, Manchester, No. 1021,' and perhaps another number, 919, also the letters' C. L. C. C.' marked very finely on the inside of the case, plain back, and gold dial; a gold Brequet- chain, and a Seal of the battle- axe pattern.— Any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall receive £ 5 Reward, or iu proportion to the amount recovered, on application to Richard Beswick, chief superintendent of police, detective department, Town- hall, King- street, Manchester.—• Bow- strcet. June 21. Stolen, within the last month, from 12, Adams- row, Hampstead- road. the property of Mr. Goodwin, a double bot- tomed engine- turned gold Watch, maker ' Hunt, No. 1576.'— Metropolitan Police, S Division, June 23. Lost or stolen, but supposed to be stolen, on the 24th ultimo, a small Box, 14 or 15 inches square, covered with black cloth, oiled or painted over, with a handle on the lid, it contained two long gold Hair- pins, set with turquoise ; two small gold Pins, set with three turquoise ; two Pins, to the heads of which are attached small Venetian gold chains, with little black balls at the e nds of the chains ; a pair of Ear- rings, with three drops, of black, white, and red lava ; two go'd Brooches, in the shape of a knot or bow, set with tur- quoise, one rather larger than the other ; a black lace Veil ; a pair of long white Malta Mitts ; a pair ditto black Mitts ; an old pink plush bonnet; pink Roses for a cap ; a green Rib- bon, and other small articles.— If lost, £ 2 Reward will be paid upon the restoration of the articles ; or if stolen, upon the conviction of the offender or offenders, by J. A. Thompson, superintendent of police, Derby.— Bow- street, June 23. Stolen, from 15, Little George- street, Bermondsey, on the 18th instant, the property of Thomas Nichols, a lodger, a blue frock Coat, velvet collar, a black Waistcoat, and two silk Hand- kerchiefs. By a Man 22 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, fair complexion, brown hair, no whiskers.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, June 22. Stolen, about 5 p. m. of the 19th instant, from 3, Alfred- street, Bermondsey, the property of Mrs. Fryer, an engine- turned gilt French Watch. By a Man 30 years of age, with a patch ; over one eye ; dressed in mixed tweed coat, black vest and trousers.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, June 22. Stolen, between the hours of 12 p. m. of the 19th and 3 a. m. of the 20th instant, from 59, Gt. Queen- street, the pro- perty of Mr. Abraham Solomons, six plain silver Forks ; three ditto Dessert- forks ; two silver Salts, with blue glass ; a small silver Pepper- castor ; a silver Top of ditto ; a silver Mustard- spoon ; five silver Salt- spoons ; a gold double- cased small antique Watch, with the Royal Arms on the outer case ; sixty silver handled Knives, crest a Cat's Head with Mouse in mouth ; a silver foreign half- pint Drinking- cup ; two silver fiddle handled Table- spoons ; two silver plain ditto ; seven silver Tea- spoons, with chased edges ; a silver Milk- jug, plain ; a white silk Handkerchief, and several silver Medals of difterent orders.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, June 22. Stolen, from the Shop- window of Mr. Abrahams, cf Chert- sey, on the evening of the 19th instant, a pair of small pocket Pistols, with percussion locks. It is supposed they will be pawned.— Ten Shillings Reward will be paid on the conviction of the offender and recovery of the said Pistols. Information to be given to Mr. Abrahams, or to Frederick Eagar, police- officer, Chertsey.— Bow- street, June 21. Further information of the gold Sings, stolen from the Shop- window of Mr. Wise, of Bognor, jeweller, & c. The Fe- male is travelling the country with worsted shawls for sale ; and in company with two Men, who are travelling the country with jewellery for sale. It is supposed they have gone in the direction of Portsmouth or Southampton.— Information to be given to Henry Puddick, chief officer, Bognor.— Bow- street, June 21. Stolen, on the night of the 19th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Barn in the parish of Burnham, in the county of Bucks, four sacks of white Poland Oats, the sacks marked ' John Pocock, Burnham.'— Information to be given to John Larkin, superintendent of police, Slough, Bucks. — Bow- street, June 21. Stolen, within the last six weeks, from Turk's Cottage, Brompton, the property of Mr. Wilson, a silver Pencil- case, set with an amethyst; a leather Pocket- book ; a gold Pencil- case, engraved a Wolf; a pair of Pistols, swivel ramrods ; a cluster diamond Ring, nine stones ; a signet Ring, and a Cheque on the Boston Bank for £ 13 18s. 8d.— Metropolitan Po- lice, B Division, June 21. Stolen, between 6 p. m. of the 17th and 7 a. m. of the 18th instant, from a Shed in the rear of 8, King Henry's- walk, Ball's- pond, the property of Mr. Staines, a pier Glass, in a gilt frame, about 2 feet 6 iuches by 2 feet; a Painting, in a gilt frame, about 18 inches by 15, subject a Dying Fawn and a Shepherdess, not glazed ; a Engraving of a Roman Font, in an old gilt frame, about 18 inches by 12 ; and a pair of Prints, in gilt frames, about 2 feet by 18 inches, one St. Mary's, Oxford, the other Lincoln Cathedral.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, June 21. Stolen, between half- past 1 and 6 a. m., from the Study of A. Beaumont, Esq., West hill, Wandsworth, about twenty- five white metal Medals, on one side a Head, with the words ' Bar- ber Beaumont,' on the reverse ' The Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters, the first volunteer rifle corps in Great Britain, was raised in 1803 ;' and a double- bareiled Pistol, maker Adams.'— Metropolitan Police, V Division, June 19. Absconded, from the employ of Mr. W. Barth, newsven der, 4, Bridges- street, Covent- garden, stealing and taking with him £ 5 18s. 3d.,— a Lad, 17 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, rather stout, dark hair and complexion, of Jewish appearance ; dressed in brown surtout coat, drab striped trousers, and cloth cap.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, June 22. Stolen, between the hours of 10 p. m. of the 18th and 6 p. m. of the 19 instant, from 39, Chester- mews, Regent's- park the property of Philip Mayer, Esq., a light drab great Coat, lined with pliid, and a dark blue ditto, brass buttons, crest an Elephant's Trunk.-— Metropolitan Police, S Division, June 22. Stolen, between 12 and 3 p. m. on the 19th instant, from 57, Lower Grosvenor- streat, Grosvenor- square, the property of R. Vyner, Esq., five silver Table- spoons ; four silver Tea- spoons, and a pair of silver Sugar Tongs, crest an Arm in armour with a ring in the hand.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, June 22. Stolen, between 3 and 4 p. m. on the 19th instant, from the Albion Hotel, Cockspur- street, the property oi Mr. Dorrick, a lodger, a very large blue top Coat, with velvet collar and cuffs, lined with striped cloth, the loop behind broken. By an elderly Man, rather stout, white whiskers; pretty well Ires.& d, with a pair of drab trousers turned up at bottom.— Metropolitan Police, A Division, June 22. Stolen, between 7 and 11 p. m., cn the 20th instant, from 3, Hatfield- place, Stamford- street, Blackfriars road, the pro perty of Mr. Cox, a green silk Purse, with steel sides and tas- sels, containing five Sovereigns, four half ditto, and a Half- crown ; also a small gold Wedding- ring.— Metropolitan Police, X, Division, June 22. Stolen, some between the 13th and 16th instant, from the House of Mr. Hartwell, 24, Charles- street, St. George's, a sil- ver Milk- pot; two Table- spoons ; six Tea- spoons, and a pair of Sugar- tongs, marked ' W. C. B.;' a Tea- spoon, marked ' J. S. H.;' a silver Tea- spoon, plain ; a ditto,< verj old ; a silver Knife and Fork, ivory handles ; a Caddy- scoop ; a pair of steel Snuffers; a red Paisley Shawl; a mouseline de laine Dress ; several silver Coins, frcin Id. to Is., and some glass: Tumblers and Ornaments. By a Woman 35 to 40 years of age, 5 feet high, fair complexiom, sun freckled, grey eyes and hair, wears fronts ; dressed in lilac cotton dress, red checked apron, speckled bonnet, with red and white ribbons, and black cap.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, June 19. Stolen, between the hours of 11 a. m. and 12 p. m. of the 17th ijptant, from 8, Jubilee- place, Stepney, the property of Mr. Robert Curtis, a black coburg Dress ; a pair of cash- mere Boots, with patent leather fronts, and three foreign silver Coins. By a Woman 25 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark hair ; dressed in a lialf- mourning muslin dress, black silk bonnet, trimmed with black satin ribbon and black net fall, silk scarf, and boots,— Metropolitan Police, K June 19. Stolen, sometime between the 30th ultimo and the 5th instant, from St. James's Church, Piccadilly, the property of Mr. Stocken, 53, Regent- street, four brown morocco Cases, each containing a Bible and Prayer- book ; a purple morocco Case, containing a Bible and Prayer- book, the name of 1 Stocken' written on each book inside ; a large Bible, bound in purple leather, the name of ' Alexander' written inside; and a Prayer- book, ' The gift of a sister' written inside.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, June 19. Stolen, between 10 and 12 p. m., on the 17th instant, from 76, Long- acre, the property of Mr. Gibbs, a mahogany Case, glazed, 19 inches long by 13 wide, and 2 inches deep, contain- ing three 1- foot ivory Rules; a 2- feet Rule ; two 6- inch Protractors ; a 6- inch Sector ; three 6- inch parallel Rules, all ivory ; five pair of brass Compasses, with steel points ; two fish- skin cases of Drawing Instruments, and a 6- inch maho- gany case of ditto.— Metropolitan Police, p Division, June 19. Stolen, between 10 and 12 p. m., from the Alton Ale Absconded, from her furnished Lodging, at the ' Princess Alice' beer- shop, Hog- lane, Greenwich,— a Woman, stealing and taking with her a new Orleans black Dress; a black Shawl, with coloured border ; a calico Night- gown ; a white Petti- coat, and two Blankets. She is 43 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, rather stout, has a cast in one eye, dark complexion and House, Lambeth- walk, the property of Mr. Collier, a large' hair ; dressed in plaid gown, black satin bonnet, light drab single- cased silver hunting Watch, nuiker ' Anderson, Giaves-' ghawl, and heavy boots, laced in irjnt.— Metropolitan Police, end ;' a large single cased silver Watch, with silver curb Division, June 19. 515,3 POLICE GAZETTE, Juhe 23* WAR OFFICE, June 23, 1847, A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE; DPPICB MO. NAME. PARISH AND COUNT? WHERE BORN. TRAD*. S1ZB> HAI*. PACS COAT AMD TROUSERS, ; DATE OP DESERTN. Y LACE OV DESERTION. MARKS Alts REMARKS. 48 KI4I Timothy Kcnnelly 4811) 5 Wm. Henry Hay 4910^ 1 Wm. Henry Smith 48107 James Shevinan 48108 Michael Tumblety 48109 George W. Kent 48111 John Jackson 48112 James Hoods 48113 Philip M'Cormack 481H Patrick Larkin E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art. E. I. C.' s Art E. I. C.' s Inf. E. I. C.' s Ser. 3d Drag. Gds. 14 th Lt. Drgs. 9 th Foot 9 th Foot 19th Foot 48115 Thomas Keane 48116 Thomas Hosker 4S117 John Hosker 48118 Alfred Newman • 41119 Robert Gladwell 48l£ 0 William Morley 48121 Robert Firth 48122 David Hayes 481231 Joseph Catterall 48124 David Gunning 48~ 12lT 48126 48127 48128 48129 48130 48131 48132 4813 i 48134 19 th root 33d Foot 33d Foot 44th Foot 46 th Foot 46th Foot 57th Foot 57 th Foot 57th Foot 69 th Foot Kilconly, Kerry j labourer Barnstable, Devon j tailor Barnstaple, Devon tailor Roban, Mayo , labourer Drum, Roscommon labourer St. Luke, Middlesex tallow;. han, Bromsgrove. Worctr. corkcutter. Castleblaney, Mona. tailor St. Burghes, Dublin tailor Killikinduff, Mayo labourer ilk. brn I brown 251 5 214 5 21 19 18J 9 7 1 j brown 51 red 6 brown 94 brown 8J brown 84 lt. brn. 7 | sandy hazel blue blue gray grey grey grey grey blue 6 ! dk. brn; grey sail. fair fair frsh, frsh, frsh. frsh. free. free. frsh. frieze; cord blue; plaid blue; plaid grey; cord frieze body ; stable; blue black black regimental cord 24 May i Cork attested, not intern. cdiately approved. 4 June I London not surgically inspected. 4 June ! London . not surgically inspected. - 4 June Liverpool recruit, attested, and intermediately approved. 29 May Athlone ! slightly freckled. 8 June Piershill J 30 May Worcester 1 attested, not intermediately approved. 9 June Walsall i surgically inspected, but not attested. 9 June I Walsall ! surgically inspected, but not attested. 9 June I Boyle 1 took part of reg. nec. Armagh, Ma> o Longton, Lancaster Longton, Lancaster Essex Stowc, Essex Stableford, Cambs Leeds, York Bermondsey, Surrey Preston, Lancaster Belfast, Antrim labourer weaver weaver labourer labourer groom cloth dress tailor cotton spin 214 25 221 19| 26 33 19 19 20 shoemaker 211 6t 10J 10 6 8 91 51 5 8i 7 black brown brown brown Andrew Haywood Henry Heydon Robert Foyer Henry Clarke Job Phillimore William Lovell Thos. Armstrong Robert Irwin Thomas Corker Thomas Rilley 69th Fool 73d Foot 74th Foot 78th Foot 81st Foot 81st Foot 82d Foot 82d Foot 83d Foot 87th Fusiliers knife cutter 231 23 J calico- prin. 17 Ecclesfield, York j Naas, Kildare NewtonMearns. Ren Bishopstortfd., Herts, servant FramptonCot., Glo's. collier Shorthill, Lancaster labourer Ardagh, Cavan labourer Armagh labourer Killitiall, Tipperary labourer CfllbrWge, Kildare labourer 201 28 20} 27% 24 ( 18J 184 7 9 5 6* 6 H 0 1 74 H blown grey brown dk. brn hazel lt. brnJ brown brown | grey It. brnJ hazel lt. brn. 1 blue dk. brn d. grey1 frsh ffrah: I frsh. ; frsh, frsh frsh.! frsh. frah. frah, sail. dark sail. fair frsh. frsh. regimental coatee; black coatee; black red shell; Oxfd. grey regimental; summer regimental; summer coloured coloured coloured red shell; tweed 9 June 15 May 15 May 6 June 19 May 18 May 8 June 7 June 8 June 7 June Boyle NewBruns. NewBruns, Armagh Cana ta W, took part ot reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. took side- belt, breast- plate, and part of reg. nec. Canada W.: D.; 3rd desertion; took part of rcg, nec. Weedon | took part of rcg. nec. Weedon i 3rd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. Weedon ! recruit, at drill; took part of reg. nec. Asbton ! took part of ree. nec. lt. brn. brown dk. brn brown brown brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn 48135 Stephen Pace 48136, Lowry Fitzhenry 48137! Charles Hodgson 48138] Henry Murray 48139| Patrick Cox 48140, Henry James 48141 William Anderson 48142, James Rickman 48143; James M'Kenna 48141 James Bowden Scots. Fusils. St. Helena Ft. 3d Drag. Gds, 5 th Drg. Gds. 10th IIusBars 1st Bt. lst Ft, 2d Foot 2d Foot 5 th Fusiliers 5th Fusiliers Northington, Hants Oldross, Wexford Keighley, York Liverpo 1, Lancaster Ceylon, East Indies St. Clement, Oxon Cambridge Milford, Hants Baltiriglass, Wicklo. Tullyallen, Louth t! HH5 Patrick Fox i ( its fool 43116 James M Laughlin 6th Foot 48147, James M'Guire 48148 Jeremiah Burke 48149; William Halpin 48150 Patrick Tracey 481'' 1 Law. Geogahan 48152 Daniel Malon 48153: Patrick M'Dead 48Ib41 William Moor 481551 48156 48157! 48158' 48159 48160 48161 48162 48163 48164] 48165: 48166 48167 48168 48169 48170 48171 48172: 48173! 481741 48175; 48176, 48177: 48179 48179' 48180] 48181 48182, 48183] 4- 184 48185 48186 48187 6th Foot 9th Foot 9th Foot 16th Foot 24th Foot 24th Foot 26th Foot 30 th Pint labourer labourer mechanic gunsmith tailor labourer labourer clerk weaver 274 22 21f 22 1SJ 191 19; 254 181 25J Kilctirist, Clare Shruel, Longford Balabie, Downpatri. Rosscarberry, Cork Blackdi'ches, Wickl. Killandeman. Galwy. Annamilcar, Monag. Donochmore, Doneg. Aughnamullan. Mon. Baronv, Lanark laboures labourer shoemaker labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer 11 9 8j 10 11 6 lot 94 6 dk. bm brown brown brown lt. brn. lt. brn. dk. brn dk. brn brown 61 black grey I trsti. red shell; tweed j 9 Jnne blue frsh. coatee; summer 10 June blue | frsh. supposed coloured 13 June hazel frsh. coloured 8 June grey frsh. brown shooting; blk. 9 May hazel frsh. fatig.; Oxford mixt. 4 May hazel frah. shell jacket; cloth 15 May grey frsh. shell jacket; cloth 15 May blue frsbjbaragan jacket; cord 10 June grey ' frsb. i coatee ; cloth 6 June Ashton Newbridge Glasgow Chatham Canada W. Canada W. Canada W. Canada W. Liverpool Dowlais D.; 2nd ( lesertioa; took part of reg. nec. took side- belt and sash, and part of reg. nec. scar over right eye; 2nd des. an officer's servant. transfer from 24 th F. alias Jas. Crawford M'Clelland; took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. surgically inspected. took the whole of ree. nee. blue grey grey grey grey grey hazel hazel brown blue frsh. regimental; white frsh. olive green; blue frsh. stable jacket; blue frsh. sup . plain ; reg. blue fair blue frsh. shell jacket; summer fair | shell jacket; tweed fair • shell jacket; tweed frsb.] supposed coloured sail, supposed coloured 7 June 10 June 10 June 7 June 14 June 9 June 12 June 12 June 7 Jnne 7 June Windsor Liverpool Piershill York Maidstone Enniskillin Forton Forton took side- belt, plate and star, and part of reg. nec. released from gaol; attested, not approved. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. Devonport took part of reg. nec. Devonport took part of reg. nec. 174 20 194 21 18 20 20 J 22 201 22} 64 It. brn. grey 64 dk. brn giey 64 red blue 74 black : blue 74 dk. brn grey 6 j dk. brn! hazel 64 biown hazel 7J black [ blue 6| dk. brn blue 6 fair I arev frsh.; shell jacket; summer frsh. shell jacket; summer fair Oxfd. mixt. trousers frsh. blue frsh. blue body ; card dark, shelljacket; summer] fish, supposed coloured frsh. supposed coloured dark shelljacket; summer! freb. regimental 10 June 10 Jute 12 June 9 June 10 June 10 June 15 June 15 June 10 June 8- June Buttevant mark under right eye ; took belt, plate, fit part of nec. Buttcvant took bayonet- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. Buttevant pockpitted ; took a silver watch, an! part of reg. nee, Cork recruit, not surgically inspected. Dublin intermediately approved. Fermoy took part of reg. nec. Chatham supposed with D. Malon; took part of reg. nec. Chatham speaks with a Scottish accent; took part of reg. nec. Newbridge recruit, at drill. Sunderland Wm. M'Cullock John Cawley Thomas Ellis Michael Whelan John Parker George Simmons James Shackery James Pelling William Johnston John Niblett 30 « i ruOb 31st Foot 40th Foot 48th Foot 56th Foot 56th Foot 56th Foot 56 th Foot 62d Foot 62d Foot Peter Watt John Ryan Duncan Howie William Lunn William Wallace David Hooper John Hayes Hugh Clark John Dummett John Douglas 68th Foot 69th Foot 74th Foot 74th Foot 79 th Foot 79th Foot 82d Foot 90 th Foot 90th Foot 91st Foot Crondel, Murray Kellsall, Chester Macclesfield, Chest. Butts, Kilkenny Ogbourne, Aberdn. Simpley Stoke, Som. Ecclesfield, York Beacup, Lancaster Droitwich, Worcest. Tainton, Gloucester Weitchurch, Edinb.' New port, Tipperary Woodside, Aberdeen Dunfermline, Fife Avondale, Lanark Lanark Kinsale, Cork Cheshire Cheshire Ilighchurch, Lanark blacksmith labourei labourer labourer labourer labourer filecutter labourer labourer labourer 274 221 20J 17 22 191 20} 181 231 191 auburn fair brown fair biown brown lt. brn. lt. brn. brown dk. brn grey hazel grey grey hazel hazel grey grey grey hazel ' frsh. frsh. sail. fair frsh. frsh. frsh. frsb, sail. fair regimental shelljacket'; summer fustian; Oxfd. mixt. grey; cord undress jac.; sumr. undress jac.; sumr. ur. diess jac.; sumr. und ess jac ; sumr. smockfrotk; cord shell jacket; grey 6 June 10 June 15 June 11 June 9 June 10 June 10 June 9 June 12 June 11 June Sunderland Walrner Leeds Kilkenny Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Portsmouth Dudley Chatham took part- of reg. nec. 2nd des; took part of reg. nec.; had cn a fur cap. 2nd desertion; took side- belt, plate, and pait of nec. small scar over left eye; took part of reg. nec. burn on back of left hand and left foot; D,; 2nd des. 2nd desertion ; took side- belt, plate, and part of nec. not surgically inspected, scar on forehead; took part of res. nec. carv.& gild. labourer weaver weaver weaver shoemaker labourer manufactu. p'umber labourer 244 5 211 5 264 5 22 21J 20 18 18 19 22 Lewis Richards Edwin Noma William Brown A. Wattie a, Watts John Sheahan John Pruchard Wm. Humphreys Thomas Seaward John Owens John Baldwin John Franc. Stren Henry Smith Martin Hynes John Phillips James Linley John A. Ferguson William Baylis William Clarke George Marshall 3d Bt. R. Art. Rov. Artillery 5 Bt. R Art. Roy. Artillery Roy. Artillery Roy. Aitillery E. I. C.' s Art lst Life Gds. 1 st Life Gds. 9th Lancers Honiton, Devon Litcliboro', Nthamp. St. Cuthbert, Edinb, Old Macher, Aberdn, Limerick St. John, Chester Carnarvon Exeter, Devon Shrewsbury, Salop Chesterfield, Derby tailor labourer typefound. weaver farrier labourer shoemaker plasterer servant stocking- w. 1 37 194 27 23 31 24J 21J 214 21 21 6* 6 74 6 7 74 54 61 101 64 brown dk. brn dk. brn dk. brn fair blown dk. brn brown brown brown hazel ! sail, grey 1 frsli. dk. brn blue lt. blue hazel hazel grey grey grey 8} dk. brn 94 light i .94 light 94 lt. brn. 8 J ] brown I 84 dk. brn 10 ! brown 1 ' It. bris. 1 14 dk. brn 61 dk. brn dk. brn grey grey grey blue grey hazel hazel brown hazel dark frsh. frsh frsh. frsh. fair frsh. frsh fair frsh. fair fair frsh, frsh. frsh. rnd. oval frsh. red shell; grey red shell; cloth white jacket; tartan flannel jack.; tartan coloured blue vest; cord shell jacket; black Oxfd. mixt. trousers black 10th Hussars 14 th Lt. Drgs. 9th Foot Deptford, Kent St. Mary, Cork St. Maurice, York Roy. MarineB Liskeard, Cornwall Roy. Marines Whitwell, Derby Roy. Marines Winchcombe. Glostr. Roy. Marines Melksbam, Wilts Roy. Marines Hardwick, Lancastr. Rov. Marines Ardgarton, Argyle labourer labourer 119 5 19J 5 cotton spin.! 204 5 I labourer 20 5 labourer 24 : 5 labourer labourer 294: 5 ! 294 5 laceweaver 27 5 labourer I 214 5 8 lt. brn. grey frsh. blue 74 brown blue frsh, blue 7f lt. brn. blue sail. moleskin jac.; cord 8 brown It- grey dark 6 red hazel frsh undress uniform 6 sandy grey frsh. uniform shell dress 64 dk. bin brown dark uniform shell dress 71 lt. brn. grey fair uniform shell dress 61 brown brown frsh. blue; cord blue; dark blue moleskin blue jacket; blue brown ; moleskin srnockfrock ; fustian 1 rown; drab plain stable dress fustian: plaid 11 June 14 June 14 June 6 June 30 May 12 June 10 June 16 May 8 June 9 Jure Dublin Stockport Paisley Paisley Hamilton Castlebar Buttevant Chester Chester Glaseow took side- belt, and part of reg. ntc. D.; 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. took greater part of reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. attested, not intermediately approved. sto'e the clothes from an officer's servant. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nee. took part of reg. nec. not surgically inspected. 7 June 4 June 12 June 7 June 4 Jnne 14 June 12 June 27 May 27 May 12 June Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich Aberdeen Ath'one Glo'ster Liverpool Windsor Windsor Westminst, scar iu rig tit groin; D.; 2nd Uesertion. has the appearance of a navigator. burn inside right ankle ; supposed about Aberdeen. eu; pose. 1 to have gone to Newpo't, Wales, recruit, not surgically inspected. attested, and intermediately approved. 17 June 17 June 13 June 11 June 5 June 10 June 11 June 5 June 9 June Maidstone Maidstone York to jk part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. not surgically inspected. Hd.- quartr. Plymouth division ; pockpitted. Hd.- ijuartr. Chatham division. Hd.- quartr. Woolwich div.; two moles under left eye ; 2nd des. Hd.- quartr. Woolwich division; 2nd desertion. Hd.- quartr. Woolwich division. Glasgow ! Woolwich division; recruit, examined, not attested. ADMIRALTY,] DESCRIPTIONS OF SEAMEN. Deserters, or Discharged with Disgrace from Her Majesty's Service. [ JUNE 23, 1847. Regis- : try No. i NAME. — Edward Hartley — Thos. Harrington — John Golding 361840 Edward Berry — | George Riches — William Garland — William Hall — John Mortimer — Stephen Hall — William Stopland — Joseph Hudson — William Rouse 315476 John H. Kennett — William Elwick 303783 William Edwards —- William Deacon — Thomas Sutton — William Cox 320921 Thos. Wm. Kolfe — Stanley Craft 293070j John Warren — | John Barrett SHIP DESERTED OK D1S. CHARGED PROM. Alban, deserter do. do. Kite, deserter Vengeance, deserter Queen, deserter do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Melampus, discharged Hoiee, deserter do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Ocean, deserter Ocean, deserter Poictiers, deserter St. Vincent, deserter San Josef, straggler AGE. 18 June 28 May 23 May 28 May 23 May 23 May 20 May 20 May 20 May 20 May 24 May 24 May 19 May 22 May 23 May 24 May 12 June ordinary boy, 2nd class A. B. L. M. ordinary ordinary ordinary A. B. A. B. ordinary A. B. AB. ordinary ordy. 2nd class ordinary p. marine 3d c. p. marine 3d c. boy, 2nd class boy, 2nd class A. B. ordinary A. B. 21 19 26 20 21 20 22 31 21 30 27 28 24 21 24 21 21^ lfc' 4 18 264 20 39 WHERE BORN. 51 6 10 54 9 4 8 71 6 9 8 5 3 5 5 J1 1 84 H 1 7 3 Devonport, Devon Bantry, Cork Chatham, Kent Bath, Somerset Shadingfiedl, Suffolk Lyme, Dorset Flagboro', Norfolk Maidstone, Kent Hull, York Crediton, Devon Whitby, Kent Isle of Sheppy Lambetb, Surrey London, Middlesex Yarmouth, Norfolk Trowbridge, Wilts Stepney, Middlesex Sturrey, Kent Bethnal- grn., Middles. Bobbing, Kent Polstead, Suffolk Cork | HAIR. dk. brr, dlc. brr brown brown lt. brn, brown brown brown brown light brown brown brown dk. bri, brown light light lt. brn brown dk. brn brown sandy hazel i rud. It. blue] fair hazel : dark hazel frsb brown frsh frsh. frsh fair frsh fair blue hazel grey blue blue dark grey blue hazel blue light light : — blue frsh grey j — grey ! — grey pale orrev ! s » ll. MARKS AND REMARKS. } if apprehended trying to escape lrom Limeiick, £ i Reward and auy expenses for each of them; if found near Limerick, .£! Reward each, served in Poictiers. £ l Reward for his apprehension. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension, first entry. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. cut over left eye; served in Caledonia. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension; rose on right arm, and W. H. on left arm ; first entry. £ 3 Reward, served in Philomel, and Hastings. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension, first entry. £ 3 Reward for bis apprehension. first entry. £ i Reward for his apprehension. served in Bar htm, Vanguard, and Talbot. £ i RewarJ. in Maidstone Gaol; served in Volage, Herald, & Ocean. £ i Reward. served in Ocean. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. W. A and anchor on right arm ; served in Queen, £ 3 Reward. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. £ ' Reward, for his api^ ehension. 30s Reward for his apprehension. '* BSg0g § first entry. £ i Reward for his apprehension. ® man, woman, and flag, on left arm; first entry. 5f. R - ward. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. volnnt cr tor Excellent. £\ Reward for his apprehension. •- eowt( Fleet- street,