i j t I lec. Bee. sec lent, plote. on. oney. ec. ec. ec. lec. ncc ^ \ '. nec. :. lec. 0. POLICE GAZETTE. i> 2 & utfwrtta?* 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 of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of track , and recovering them. No. 1749. FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1850. Wotice.— It is requested that all communications, for the purpose of obtaining, or giving information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may BEAR TUB Signature of the Person sending or requiring the same, and be addressed to MB . BURNABY, the EBITOR, Police- court, Bow- street London. '•• Whenever 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 be transmitted to the Editor, together with the Advertisemet for insertion in tbe POLICE GAZETTE. It is particularly desired that, in all Information!, the names of Person* and Places may be SPELT correctly, and WRITTEN plainly, to prevent mistakes. And that in application for the POLICE GAZETTE, the County, and the nearest Post- town, should the place not be one, may also be stated. And as no charge is made for tbe insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, AIL letters addressed to the Editor, MUST Bit pre- paid, otherwise the insertion will not b « made. with a common Key, Ring, and two Seals, one a topaz, the other a small ruby attached.— Metropolitxn Police, D Division, May 28. W. li.— Directions have been given by the Secretary of State that the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shall be permitted to sell Copies, at ONE PENNY TER COPY, which will be forwarded FREE by Post, on the days of Publication, on payment of the price for THREE MONTHS in advance to the Printer, Mr. SAMUEL MILLS, Crane- court, Fleet- street, London; such payment to be continued so long as they shall be required to be sent. INFORMATIONS. ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the night of the 10th instant, or early the following morning, some person or persons did break into the Parish Church at Ripple, in the county of Kent, and attempt to Bet fire to the same.—£ 40 Reward will be paid by the parish of Ripple, and a further Reward of ,£ 40 will be paid by the Government to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; and the Secretary of State will advise the grant of Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any accomplice not being the person who actually attempted to set fire to the Church, who shall give such evidence as shall lead to the same result. Information to be given to — Boyd, superintendent of polioe, Deal.— Bow- street, May 29. fiiril BOBBERY FROM THE PERSON. 8tolen, from the Person of T. D. Plummer, Esq., of Golyswack, near Milford, South Wales, while in High- street, Epsom, about 7 p. m. of the 29th instant, a gold Watch, maker's name and number at present unknown.— Metropoli- tan Police, V Division, May 31. Stolen, about half- past 3 p. m. of the 29th instant, from the Person of Mr. Whithurst, No. 18, Arlington- street, Regent's Park, while standing near the ' Windmill' public house, Clapham- common, a silver Snuff- box.— Metropolitan Police, V Division, May 31. Stolon,, from George Cooper, on the I8th instant, at High Wycombc, the following articles: a fine gold Brooch, set with twenty turquoises ; a ditto, Scotch pebble ; a gold mourning Ring ; a gold Ring, set with garnet; a set of three gold Studs ; five ladies' gold Rings, twelve gold Shirt- pins, and three silver Pencil- cases.—£ 2 Reward will be given by the said George Cooper, upon recovery of the property and conviotion of the offender or offenders.— Information to be given to the said George Cooper, High Wycombe, Bucks.— Bow- street, May 31, Stolen, on the 27th instant, from a Gentleman, while on Woolwich Common, an engine- turned silver hunting Watch ' No. 9204.' Also stolen, from another Gentleman, a silver lever Watch, engine- turned, maker's name ' Horatio Smith London .'— Metropolitan Police, R Division, May 29. Stolen, from the Person of William Garnham, on the 25th instant, between London and Ipswich, on board the ' Orwell steamer, a double- cased silver Watch, name on the plate ' John Garnham, No. 114.— Information to be given to W. C. Mason, superintendent of police, Town- hall, Ipswich,— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen, on the 24th instant, from a Gentleman, while at the Mechanics' Institution, Southampton- buildings, a single- cased engine- turned gold verge Watch, jewelled in seven holes, maker ' P. H. Borguin, Geneva, No. 594.'— Metropolitan Police, F Division, May 28. Stolen, on the 26th instant, from a Gentleman, while in Great Queen- street, a gold Watch, with embossed cases, white dial, seoonds- hand, maker ' Roskell, Liverpool, No. 51,119,' with a gold Guard attached. By a Female, about 30 years of age, fair complexion, and very much pook- marked ; dressed in a coloured gown, black shawl, with narrow border, and velvet bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, May 28. Stolen, from a Gentleman, while in the Polytechnic Institution, a metal gilt Watch, gold dial, roman figures, winds up in the front, number supposed to be' 130' or' 136/ HOUSE- BREAKING. On the night of the 22nd instant, the Workshop situated at Coldside, in the parish of Canonbie, and county of Dumfries, occupied by John Armstrong, shoemaker, was broken and en- tered, [ and [ the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a pair of new water- tight Boots, with three rows of sparrow- bills on each side of the soles, the heel- plates arc nailed on with round- headed nails, and the plates on the toes with square- headed nails ; two pair of men's Shoes, new, with three rows of sparrowbills on eaoh side of the s") les, and plates on heels and toes ; a pair of mtn's Shoes, new, with plates on heels and toes; a pair of women's Shoes, strong calf leather, with plates behind, new; a pair of women's thin cordovan Slippers, new ; a pair of Shoes, newly soled, two rows of spar- rowbills round the soles, and plates on the heels.— Information to be given to John Jones* superintendent of police, Dumfries. — Bow- street, May 31. The House of Mr. Roberts, of Sharston, was burglariously broken and entered about 2 o'clock on the morning of the 28th instant, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a Table- cloth, marked ' J. R.;' a pair of brass Candle- sticks, a Meat- saw, a small Grater, a large ditto, a Suet- chopper, a Cleaver, with wooden handle, a large Clothes- basket, a smi. ll ditto, a Roasting- jack, and a quantity of Bacon and Bread. — Information to be given to G. 0. Andrews, special high constable, Stockport, Cheshire.— Bow- May 30. On the night of the 27th instant, between the hours of 11 p. m. and 6 a. m., the Dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Cox, of Cooksbridge, in tbe parish of Barcombe, Sussex, was broken and entered, by removing a cellar- window, and the following property stolen from the Shop anjoining thereto, viz.: four- teen half- quartern loaves of Bread, two pounds of Bacon, two round Dutch Cheeses, seven pounds of salt Butter, half a mock Derby Cheese ; a money- drawer, containing about 3s. in copper money, two Fourpenny- pieces, and some Farthings; four or five pounds of boiled Beef, and a bottle of home- made Wine.— Information to be given to Superintendent Harper, Chief Constable's- office, Lewes.— Bow- street, May 30. Between the hours of 12 at noon and half- past 8 in the evening on the 27th instant, a Cottage at the parish of Siston, in the county of Gloucester, in the occupation of Charles Truebody, labourer, was broken open, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a silver pint Cup, marked ' W. M. P ; a pair of silver Sugar- tongs, marked ' S. W.;' two silver Table- spoons, not irarked,— all old fashioned ; f yard of black Cassi- mere ; two ounces of Tea, and a pound of Sugar.— Information to be given to Superintendent Martin, Stap'e Hill, near Bristol, or to Sergeant John Allen, Police- station, Pucklechurch, Glou- cestershire.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen, between ^-- past 11 on the night of the 25th inst., and 6 o'clock the next morning, by means of house breaking, six silver Dinner- forks, six small silver Forks, eight silver Table- spoons, twelve silver Dessert- spoons, twelve silver Tea- spoons, two silver Salt- spoons, a silver Gravy- spoon, a perforated silver Sugar- spoon, a fluted ditto, a silver Mustard- spoon, a silver Sauce- ladle, and a pair of silver Sugar- tons.— all new, not marked; a pair of Sugar- tongs, marked ' C. P. B.;' a Sugar- spoon, marked ' H. Greene to C. J. Greene ;' a cut glass De- oanter, a plated Cake- basket, a plated Salver, a plated Spirit- stand, a set of plated Castors, a plated Fish- slice, and a pair of plated grape Soissors.— Whoever will give suoh information as Dhall lead to the the apprehension and conviotion of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property, shall re- ceive £ 5 Reward, on application at the Office of the Com- missioner of Police, detective department, High- street, oppo- site the Exchange, Liverpool.— Bovi- street, May 28. Between the hours of 9 a. m. and 10 p. m. on the 21st inst., the Cottage of George Griffin, situate at Coaley, was entered during the absence of the family, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.: a Half- sovereign, a pair of men's cos- sack Boots, with cork bottoms, and heavily nailed ; a man's strong working Shirt, narrow striped, and nearly new; two pair of white cotton Stockings ; a black silk half Neckerchief; three women's cotton ditto, with pieces of tape at the corner ; and a pair of child's white cotton Socks. — Information to be given to John Nicholes, superintendent of police, Dursley, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, Absconded from Walsall, since the 28th ultimo, charged with Houes breaking, GEORGE ADCOCK, about 23 years of age, 5 feet 3 or 4 inches high, sallow complexion, brown hair, full face, rather thick lips, fu'l eyes, proportionate [ make, no whiskers, and has rather a downcast- look ; dressed when he left, in a green shooting- jacket, narrow cord trousers, and black hat: by taade a shoemaker.— Information | to" be given to J. Burton, superintendent of police, Walsall.— Bow- street, May 28. On the 19th instant, about 3 o'clock p. m., the Dwelling- house of John Owen, of Penygraig, in the parish of Llanwrin. in the county of Montgomery, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: an Umbrella, a silk Handkerchief, 3s. in money, a quarter of a pound of Tobacco, and a small quantity of Bread and Bacon. The silk Handkerchief and Umbrella have been recovered. The said property was stolen and sold by JOHN HUMPHREYS, all JACK BULLOCK, labourer, a native of Llanfair, Montgo- meryshire, and sometimes works in mines; he is about 33 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, stout built, fresh complexion, sandy hair, large sandy whiskers, has a stooping gait, and turns his toes in a little when walking ; when last seen was dressed in a short smock- frock, under a velveteen shooting coat, with large pockets outside, brown cloth trou- sers, and white jem- crow hat.— Information to be given at the Chief Constable's- office, Newtown, or to P. C. F. Bowen, Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 27. On the 11th instant, between the hours of two and eight in the afternoon, the House of Henry Philips, marble mason, of Pilton, was broken into and the following property stolen : eight silver Tea- spoons, six marked ' M. S.' on the front part of the handle, five of them [ nearly new, and the other worn a little on one side of the bowl, one of the other two was a small one, marked ' V. H.' on the back of the handle, and the other was an old one, with a good many small dents on the bowl; also, a pair of silver- plated Sugar- bows ; four India- silk pocket Handkerchiefs, one with a yellow ground, with coloured spots, all nearly new ; a very handsome woman's Scarf, of a green colour ; a thin- gilt single- cased Watch, part of the gilt rubbed off, and turned of a dark colour, the glass broken out, the hour- hand was made with a piece of copper wire; an old double- cased Watch, with one side of the joint that holds on the glass broken, maker's name ' J. Grant, London,' a card in- side, with the name ' Obourn, watch and clock maker, Cros- combe;' a large bunch of Keys, silver Thimbles, and other things. One of the offenders had a smock- frock on, and a round blue cloth cap ; had a piece of skin off hi3 left cheek, short and rough looking, ab jut 20 or 21 years of age ; the other was a respectable looking Man, about 30 years of age, of dark complexion, about 5 feet 6 inches high ; dressed in dark clothes and high- crowned hat.— Two Guineas Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the property; One Guinea on conviction of the offender only. Information to be given to John Selway, constable, of Pilton, near Shepton Mallet, in the county of Somerset, or to Henry Phelps, marble mason, of Pilton, the owner.— Bow- street, May 27. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Absconded from Crowfield, in Suffolk, on the 24th instant, charged with stealing a Male Ass from Playford, which was detained at Debenhain and advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 24th instant, JAMES STUDD, a labourer, 45 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, light complexion, thin face, and little or no whiskers ; wore a light- coloured fustian frock ooat, light oord breeches, brown leather buskins, bl ick glazed cap, and boots laoed up in front. - Information to be given to Superintendent E. Fitzgerald, Woodbridge, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen, on the night of the 26th instant, from Oakham, Rutland, a Brown Pony, about 13| hands high, 5 years old, long tail, two white fetlocks behind, and has a small star in the forehead.— Information to be given to the Chief Con- stable, Oakham.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 26th instant, or early on the following morning, a Bay Horse, 5 years old, about 14| hands high, black legs, a star in the forehead, and a small spot on one of the nostrils : the property of Mr. Edward Comer, of Ashton, in the parish of in the county of Somerset.— A Reward of £ 5 will be paid by n il • u < n. atix. • j. j. av. - r. ii- v c the said Mr. Comer, to any person giving such information as On the night of the 24th instant, the Dwelling- house of; shal, kad t0 the a^ rehenVon and conviction of the offender Mr. Alexander Higgins of the parish of Awre in the coun y lffenders . if Btrayed, a Reward of £ 1 will be given and all of Gloucester was broken and entered by three Men wifh ; r0as0IiaWe expeni. es paid on the restoration^ the Horse. In- their faces blackened and the fol owing articles were stolen; formation to bc given to Thomas West, sergeant of police, therefrom, viz : an old- fashioned silver Watch marked ' John c ^ Police- station, Bristol .- Bow- street, May 31. Higgms on the back ; an old- fashioned flat Watch, tortoise- shell case, set with silver ; an old- fashioned Watch, no mark, gtolen or gtrayed since the 26th instant, from a Field and the numbers not known ; two large Cheeses, about a near Walsau a Grey Mare, aged, has a film over oae eye, pound cut out of each ; and about £ 50 in gold and silver.' about 15 hands hi h and Iong tail gUpp0Sed to be between The Watches will no doubt be pledged in some large towns— , Wemn ton and Welchpool. — Information to be given to Information to be given to Edwm Russell, police- officer, Po- ] Joshua6 Burton superintendent of police, Walsall, or to Mr. lice- station, Blakeney, or at any of the Police- stations m the H Park- street WML— Bow- streer, May 31. Forest of Dean.— Bow- street, May 28. i I The Man advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 27th On the night of the 26. h instant, the Dwelling- house of ; nstant) as having stolen a Horse from the ' Black Swan Inn,' Mr. Thomas Davies, of Myrther Cynog, was burglariously j Mumps, Oldham, has been apprehended and committed f< r broken into and the following property stolen therefrom, viz. : • tria[ at tjje next Liverpool assizes— Bow- street. May 31. two brown frock Coats, a black Waistcoat, a pair of cassimere Breeches, a brown Over- coat, a cross- bar Waistcoat, a boy's' Found on the 27th instant, at Albrighton, ne . r Wolver- Over--. oat, a pair of Leggings, a pair of new ditto, without but- 1 hampton, a Brown Gelding Cart Horse : supposed to have tons, and two men's Shirts.— Information to be given to Pc-' been stolen.— Information to be given to Mr. T. Moore, lice- constable John Cottle, Police- station, Brecon.— Bow- street, faimer, Albrighton, near Wolverhampton.— Bow- street, May May 28. i 30. 106 POLICE GAZETTE: May 31. Stolen or strayed, from a Field adjoining the town of Chipping Sodbury, on the morning of the 23rd instant, a Black Horse Pony, aged, about 13 hands high, the near knee broken, white star on tfte forehead, grey over the eyes, white eaddle- marks on the back, the hair off the withers from a sor?, off hind heel white, and has a long switch tail.— Infor- mation to be given to Thomas T. Gordon, superintendent of police, Chipping Sodbury, who will pay all reasonable expenses on recovery of the same, if strayed.— Bow- street, May 30. pear to be mare and foal. It is supposed they have been driven oil some of the hills in Wales'.— Information to be given to John Morgan, P. C. 17, Much Wenlock, Salop.— Bow- street, May 28. Lest or stolen, on the 15th instant, from a Drove, near Lavenham. Suffolk, twenty- two Half- bred Down and Leicester Hoggets.— Information to be given to Samuel Burton, dealer, West Bergholt.— Bow- street, May 28. Stolen, from a Stable at Blackford, in the parish of Wed- more, in the county of Somerset, on the afternoon of the 27t, b instant, between 3 and 5 o'clock, a Bay Gelding, also a Saddle. The Horse has black legs, mane rather ragged and rough a short distanoe from the cars, a little circle of hair rubbed off the near side of the neck, long switch tail, about hands high, 9 years old, shoe- mark' H. Pim,' a slight mark of broken knees, and no white mark about him. The Saddle is by ' Dyer,' the knee- part stuffed, and a new crupper. They are the property of Arthur Phippen, Blackford, near Cross, Somerset, to whom information, is to be given.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Gold's green, in the parish of West Brorawich, on the night of the 25th instant, a She Mule, 6 years old, about 11 hands high, long tail, short bushy mane, and is of a dark- brown colour, with a white patch on the left side.— Information to be given at the Police- sta- tion, Tipton, or West Bromwich.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 25th instant, from a Field in the occupation of Mr. Solley, at Toll end, in the parish of Tipton, a Chesnut blood Filly, 3 years old, has a slit in the near ear, a wart on the throat, is 15 hands high, has a white blaze down the face, long bang tail, off hind foot white, and red mane, which lies on the wrong side.— If stolen, a Reward of £ 5 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ; if strayed, all expenses will be paid, on application to Major M'Knight, Police stafion, West Bromwich, or to Sub- inspector Mills, Police- station, Tipton.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen or strayed, from a Field in the psrish of Whitwell, in the county of Norfolk, on the night of the 19th instant, the property of Stephen Leeds, Esq., a Dark Brown Horse Pony aged, 12-| hands high, white star on the forehead, fired on the near hind fetlock, and long switch tail.— Information to be given to Superintendent Abbott, East Dereham, or at the Chief Constable's- office, Little Dunham, near Swaffham, Nor- folk.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen or strayed ( but supposed to be stolen), on the even- ing of the 27th instant, within the extra- parochial limits of Nottingham Castle, adjoining the Nottingham Canal, in the possession of Mr. Thomas Palethorpe, ' Bowling Green Inn,' Nottingham, an Aged Chesnut Horse, about 16 hands high, used as a boat horse, has switch tail, both hind legs white, near hind leg swelled at the joint, the lip cut on the near side, rather roach- backed, and the top of his heck and shoulders covered with white hair.— Whoever will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward, on application to Mr. George Smedley, of Loughborough, Leicestershire; if strayed, all reasonable ex- penses will be paid on its restoration.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen or strayed, from a Mountain in the parish of Llan- fair, Dyffyrn Clwyd, since the 10th instant, a Black Mare Pony, about 11 hands high, has a slit on one of the ears, aged, and in low csndition.— If strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on its restoration to the owner, Mr. Griffith, Bryn- Chware ; if stolen, a handsome Reward will be paid on the conviction of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Pony, Information to be given to the Chief Constable, County Police- office, Ruthin, Denbighshire.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen, on the night of the 23rd instant, from a Lane in the parish of Elvington, in the East Riding of the county of York, a Light Grey Horse, the property of Mr. Joseph Beaumount. The said Horse is about 15 hands high, in good work- ing condition, lame on the off shoulder, has been blistered on both sides, but appears as if rubbed with the saddle- girth, has a switch tail, and is a short, lumpy horse ; cannot be rode with a saddle. A Man of the following description was seen driving the said horse in the direction of Malton or Pickering : about 5 feet 4 inches high, stout made, fresh- looking, about 35 years of age ; dressed in a long open smockfrock, svich as is worn by excavators, and had the appearance of a tramp.— In- formation to be given to George Heaton, police- officer, Eiving- ton.— Bow- street, May 29. Found straying, at Harlow, on the 23rd instant, and sup- posed to have been stolen, a Brown Cob Horse. 14 hands high, has a long mane, switch tail, broken- winded, about 7 years old, has a small white spot on each side of the dock, osused by the crupper, and the off hind heel white.— Information to be given to Superintendent Godwin, Epping, or to Inspector Low, Po- lice- station, Harlow, Essex.— Bow- street, May 2S. Stolen or strayed, from Kingswood, on the night of the 22nd instant, or early the next morning, a Bay Hack Mare, heavy in foal, 4 years old, about 14i hands high, black legs, the off knee rather larger than the other, a small star on the forehead, a long tail, full mane, a mark on the near shoulder from the collar, a number of grey hairs growing along the flank, and had lost two shoes, one from off the fore foot, the other from off one of the hind feet.—£ 5 Reward will be p iid to any person giving such information as will lead to the con- viction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the Mare ; if strayed, any person restoring the same to the owner Mr. Luke Thomas, shall be rewarded for their trouble, and have all reasonable expenses paid. Information to bo given at the Po- lice- station, Kington, Herefordshire.— Bow- street, May 28. Stolen or strayed, on the eVehing of the 20 h instant, or early the next morning, from Ramsley Common, near South 7, » a), in the parish of South Tawton, near Okehampton, Devon, p. Light Bay Mare, about 14 hands high, 4 years old, with a white star in the forehead, a white spot on the nose, grey spots on the near side, and has lost the hair under her fore- lock.— Any person giving such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the Horse, shall be handsomely rewarded, on application to Mr. Rowe, of South Tawton aforesaid, the owner, or to the Police- officer, at Okehamptoa.— Bew- street. Mdy 28. Stolen, on the 21st instant, from a Field at Compstall, in the county of Chester, a DarK Bay Filly, half- bred, 14£ hands high, 2 years old, both the hind feet and the near fore foot white, the figure of a heart burnt in the fore feet, long tail, a star on the forehead, and had light shoes.— Whoever will give such information to Joseph Little, special high constable, Hyde, as shall lead to the apprehension of the offender or offenders, and restoration of the Filly, shall have all reasonable expenses paid and rewarded for their trouble.— Bow- street, May 28. Taken up at Cressage, about two months back, two Black Mare Ponies, one is shod, both have long tails, and they ap- Stolen or strayed, on or about the 19th or 20th instant, from out of a Field in the parish of Wolveriey, two Yearling Sheep, of the Shropshire aud Leicester breed, and not shorn ; ihe property of Joseph Best, Esq,— Information to be given to John Bevar, superintendent of police, Stourport, Worces- tershire.— Bow- street, May 28. Stolen, on the night of the 20th instant, from Betting, in the parish of Wye, a Dark Brown Gelding, 14 hands high, the hind legs white, a white stripe down the forehead, switch tail, in rather low condition, and drags the hoof of one hind leg on ! he ground when walking.— Information to be given to J. Clements, superintendent of police, Canterbury.— Bow- street, " 27. Stolen or strayed on the 23rd instant, from Purton, near Teftenhall, the property of Mr. W. Wilson, a Dark Red Cow, with white face, of the Herefordshire breed, about 4 years old, and lost its c-. lf about three or four weeks.— Information to be given to J. Locke, Tettenhall Police- office, or to Inspector Tompson, Wolverhampton.— Bow- street, May 27. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd instant, from a Field at Collingham, an Aged Black Cart Mare, a lump under her belly, a white face, the eff hind leg white, and worth about £ 8 : the property of Mr. Greaves.— Information to be given to Super- intendent James Caldwell, Newark, Notts.— Bow- street, May 27. LM3SN7 AMD Absconded from Haverfordwest, in the county of Pem- broke, MORRIS THOMAS, charged with stealing a quantity of Lead, the property of Mr. William Llewellin, of High- street, in the town and County of Haverfordwest. He is about 54 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, grey eyes, with a alight cast in them, black hair and whiskers, meeting under the chin, complexion sallow and rather inclined to swarthy, broad face, large mouth and ears, scar on first joint of forefinger of left hand, stout person, very large legs and calves, walks quickly ; generally wears breeches without gaiters, and has the appear- ance of a navvy.— Ir formation to be given to H. E. Pyne. sergeant of police, Police- station, Haverfordwest.— Bow- street, May 30. Absconded from Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, on the afternoon of the 27th instant, a young Man, of the name of WILLIAM COLLEY, stealing and taking the following articles : Seventeen silver Table- spoons, all with crest an Eagle engraved, and some with the initials ' L. E. H.' engraved under the crest; eleven large silver Table- forks, with crest, some with ' L. E. H.,' as above ; eight silver Dessert- spoons, with crest as above, without initials ; four Dessert- fork^ with three prongs, old- fashioned, with crest; a Gravy- spoon, plated : and three german- silver Forks, small. The said WM. COLLEY is about 22 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark brown bushy hair, small whiskers, much marked in the face from small- pox, has a tooth out of the upper jaw, is round- shouldered, and has a very shuffling gait when walking : w as dressed in a black surtout coat, dark mixture woollen trousers, and black hat.— Information to be given to W. S. RoVy, su- perintendent of police, Town- ball, Leamington.— Bow- street, May 29. Absconded cn the 20th instant, from the Service of M Dobbin, baker, Leytonstone, Essex, Embezzling various sums ) f Money,— a Man, 26 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, dark complexion, and hair, rather stout, and bow- legged ; i dressed in cord jacket and trousers.— Metropolitan Police, K Division May 28. Absconded from No. 52, Lemon- street,? Whitechapel, Embezzling £( S 13s. 61.,— a Man, about 30 years of age, 5] feet 6 inches high, pale complexion, light hair and whiskers; dressed in a black dress coat, light cord trousers, 5lace shoes, and black hat.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, May 28. sion of the four Men, or a Reward of £ 5 for the apprehension of each or'either of them.— Information to bo given to Ser- gent Samuel Fowler, of the Coomb Hill . Station, near Chel- tenham, who holds a warrant, for their arrest, or fo Captain Roberts, superintendent of police, Bilston, Staffordshire.— Bow< street, May 31. Description of a Man who gave his name JOHN BROWN, and who h. s been committed to Louth House of Correction for a month, for: being found in a Ga'. den, in the parish of Binbrooke, in the county of Lincoln, he being there for an unlawful purpose, lie is 5 feet 6 inches high, stout made, light hair, small whiskers, sallow complexion, and rather round- shouldered ; dressed in a south- wester, snuff- colotired velveteen shooting coat, with two pockets at each side, and metal butt ens, red plush vest, with glass buttons, cord breeches, dr. ib leggings, the right one has a piece let in at the side, cheeked shirt, brown ci t on neckerchief with white spots, and lace- up boots : has been in the habit of working upon railways, and it is supposed he has committed offences else- where.— Information to be given to George Forck, superintend- ing- constable, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, May 31. Description of GEORGE OLIVER, alias HARVEY, now in Plymouth Gaol, under a remand, supposed to have commit- ted a Burglary in Piddletown. Dorset, also at other places ( he then m-. de his escape) : 5 feet inches high, dart- brown hair, blue eyes, and fair complexion.— Information to be given to Joseph Gibbons superintendbnt of police, Plymouth.— Bow- street, May 30. EDWARD JONES, advertised in the » Police Gazette' of the 8th instant, as having escaped out of Flint Gaol, on the 6th instant, was apprehended at Llanidloes, Montgomeryshire, on the 18th instant, and is now in Flint GaSl,— Bdw- street, M- i# 30, Absconded frotn Bungay, on the 25th instant, WILLIAM BARBER, charged ( with smother now in custody) with Fe- lony, on the night of the 24th instant. The said offender is 17 years of age, 5 feet high, rather stout made, full face, fresh complexion, fiat nose, dark- brown hair and eyes, and good- looking ; he was dressed, when he absconded, in & light fustian frock- coat and vest, Slight fustian trousers with blue stripes, much worn, leather buskins, cloth cap, and highlows much too large.— Information to be given' to Charles Nagle, sub- inspec- tor of police, Bungay, Suffolk, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 29. Two Navies, who gave the names of JAMES SMITH, and WILLIAM BAKER, are fully committed for trial at the next assizes for Gloucester, charged with breaking into the Dwelling- house of William Mosleyj on the night of the 14th instant, at Addlestrop, near Stow- on- the- Wold, Gloucester* shire, and stealing several Articles, which were found in theif possession, and who are also further charged with stealing on the 14th instant, twenty- six pounds of Butter, the property of Mr. Robert Willifer, at Addlestrop. SMITH is 40 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, has light brown hair and whiskers, grey eyes, fair complexion, states he is a native of Kingston, Somerset, and was last employed upon the Londcn and York Railway ; dressed in a " blue plaid slop, light fustian waistcoat, and trousers, dark fur cap, with peak, and high navvy boots. BAKER states he is a native of Harrington, Somerset, 41 years of age, about 5 feet 8^ inches high, has dark- brown hair and whiskers, high- cheek bones, and dark complexion ; dresred in a white slop, black cloth waistcoat, light fustian trousers, high navvy boots, dark fur cap, and blue neckerchief, with white spots.— Information to be given at the Police- office, Chadbury.— Bow- sireet, May 28. Description of JOSEPH HILL, charged with Embezzle- ment. He is 28 years of age." 5 feet inches high, dark com- plexion and hair. no whiskers, dark beard, and slightly marked with the small- pox ; dressed in'a| lmg light brownf coat, cold trousers, red flowered waistcoat; black hat, and strong boots: by trade a jobbing " smith, and is supposed'to be gone to'Liver- pool or Manchester.—• Information to be given at the Policc- cflioe, Birmingham.— Bow- street, May 27. FBLOKXSS not otherwise described. A warrant has been granted from the Guildhall Police- court, City, for the apprehension of ADAM COOK, for com- mitting a Rape on the person of Eliza Trew, 10 years old. He lately resided with his father, ' at 35, Jewin- street, City. He is about 20 years of rge, 5 feet 4 inches high, thick- set,' black curly hair, swarthy complexion, has a'scar on the right'side of his f ce, and a slight impediment in his speech ;"* is'by trade a locksmith and bell- hanger, and usually dresses in black. I: likely to seek for employment in some provincial town.— Iu formation to be given to Inspector Joy, Police- station, Mo lane.— Bow- street, May 29. FRAXJB2S ATO AGGRAVATED ms » f! M& Ai9mrag. Obtained under false pretences, about half- past 11 a. m. of the 2Ist instant, from Mr, Sturge, coal merchant, Whaif- road, City- road, nine pocket Handkerchiefs, markel ' M. A. S.,' ' L. S.,' and ' E. S. ten pair of Stockings, with the same marks; two pair of Trousers, marked ' L. S.' and ' F. S.;' three Neck- cloths ; two Petticoats ; nine Towels ; six Night- crps j three gentlemen's Night- caps ; two Pillow- cases ; four Chemises ; three Night- gowns ; two Night- shirts ; and six Collars. By a Woman, 50 years of age, 5 feet 1 or 2 inches high, and of fur complexion ; dressed in a brown stuff gowr, straw bonnet, and green cotton Shawl.— Metropolitan Police, 2V Division, May 24. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. Further particulars" respecting the four Men named BULLOCKt=,' advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 26th ultimo, charged " with Felony at Bilston Mills, Staffordshire: Messrs. Edge and Birlow will give a Itetwd_ of_£ 20 for the apprehetv Absconded from Stockport, charged with Felony, RICHARD JONES, a native of Wales, by trade a wheel- wright, about 43 or 44 years of age, 5 feet inches high, stout made, fre? h complexion, hazel eyes, brown hair, rather broad nose, bushy whiskers, and round- shouldered.— Infor- mation to be given to Joseph Sadler, chief constable, Stock- port, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, May 28. Remanded at Marlborough- street, Police- court, the 30th instant, charged with obtaining £ 35 under false pretences, a Woman, about 50 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, iull red face, large black eyes, and very stout; dressed in a black silk dress, and black bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, May 28. Description of a Man, who stands committed for trial at the next quarter sessions; at Colchester, charged with having stolen a Great- coat, from the " White Hart' public- house, oil the 18th instant, and who is suspected of having Committed similar offences elsewhere. He gave the name of CHARLES SMITH, labourer, of Whitechapel, London, 32 years of age, 5 feet 6i inches high, has dark- brown hair, and sandy whiskers ; dressed in a cloth cap, dark tweed frock coat, and trousers, no waistcoat, blue neckerchief, old boots: rather shabby ap- pearance.— Information to be given to Abraham Kent, super- intendent of police, Town- hall, Colchester.— Bow- street, May 28. Escaped from the Lock- up at Halesowen, in the county of Worcester, early on the morning of the 23rd instant, JOHN NOLAN, who was committed on a charge of Felony, to take his trial at the next general quarter sessions for the raid county : he is of Irish extraction, 16 years of age, 4 feet 2 or 3 inches high, has brown hair, dnrk comp'exion, round fea- tures, and dowhcast- Ibcik j had on when he escaped, an old baragan jacket, with sleeves cut off at the elbows, old baragan trousers, rather too large fot him, grey worsted stockings, and was without cap, and shoes.— All reasonable expenses will be paid for the apprehension ' lid and safe custody of the said JOHN NOLAN, on appllthtion to the Superintendent of Po- lice, Halesowen, near Birmingham.— Bow- street, May 28. Description of two Men, now in Salop Gaol on a charge cf Vagrancy, who state they are natives of Newcastle- upon- Tyne, and are brothers : PETER LYON, a labourer, 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, brown hair, fair comp'exion, and hazel eyes; dressed in an old black cOat, dark trousers, and cloth cap. And EDWARD LYON, a labourer, 28 years of age, 5 feet < 2.\ inches high, dark brown hair, brown complexion, and grey eyes ; dressftd in a moleskin jacket and trousers, and cloth cap. They have the appearance of old tramps. A Brooch ( not of much value) was found in the possession of PETER LYON, which he stated he found near Stone, Staffordshire, but which is supposed to have been stolen. They Rtato they have an uncle named Brown, residing at Gateside, Newcastle- Upon- Tyne. They are strongly suspected to have committed offences elsewhere.— Information to be given to Thos. A. Wil- mot, superintendent, or to P. C. 24, Richard Roberts, both of Bridgnorth, Salop.— Bm- street, May 28. Two Men and two Women of the following description were committed to take their trials at Worcester, at the ire it sessions, charged with Picking Pockets, at Blockley fair, on the 22nd instant: one gives the name of JAMES WARD, of Banbury, a hawker, 2- 2 years of age, about 5 feet 6 inches high, light made, very dark comp'exion, black hair, cut short, and whiskers shaved off; dressed In a fashionably- made c live- green May 31. POLICE GAZETTE 107 jacket, light waistcoat, plaid trousers, with a stripe down the side, cloth cap, blue spotted neckerchief, and fancy striped Bhirt, marked in red silk on the collar ' N. S. 3 he is supposed to have been convicted of having pnssed base Coin. The other gives the name of JOHN LEARY, of Manchester, a shoe- maker, has worked in Birmingham, is 24 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, dark or brown hair, and no whiskers ; dressed in an old black coat, light waistcoat, and cord trousers. One of the Women gave the name of MARY HYDE, single, from Stroudwatcr, 22 years of age, about 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, and stout made ; dressed in a blue orieacs dress, light flowered shawl, and a green silk bonnet. The other gave the name of MARY ANN HAWKINFULE, mar- lied, a native of Comptsn, Wiltshire, 30 years of age, about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high ; dressed in an old li^ ht- coloured ootton gown, plaid shawl, and straw bonnet. They are sup- posed to have committed cffences elsewhere.— Information to Be given to John Whadcoat, sergeant of police, Shipston- oa- Stour, Worcestershire.— Bow street, May 28. Four Men of the following description wore committed to Northallerton Gaol, North Riding of Yorkshire, there to await their trials for breaking and entering the Dwelling- house of Mrs, Wetherell, of Crsythorn, near Yarm. and stealing there- from a quantity of Wearing- apparel. GEORGE ALLEN, of Leeds, shoemaker, 21 years of sge, 8 feet 2 inches high, light brown hair, grey eyes, squints with the left one.' G. Allen' marked on the outside of the left arm, a bifd and the word ' Bird' on the inside of the eame arm ; dressed in a drab oot- tcn cord coat, old black satin vest, brown cloth trousers, yel- low Bilk neckerchief, with white Spots, blue oloth cap. and Wellington boots, JAMES RIDDLE, alias ROBINSON, of Gateshead, low- fell labourer, 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 6 inches high, dark brown hair, small whiskers, haSel efeS, aftd stout made j dressed in a totind pilot fj'oth jacket, fustian vest, very old brown cloth ttotisei's, black cotton neckerchief, with red and „ . White spots, dirty cloth and blucher boots. JOHN ROURKE, a native of Dublin, labourer, 21 yeaTs of age, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, dark brown hair, Sandy- coloured whiskers meeting under the chin, blue eyes, much marked with the small- pox, and has a mole under the left arm and right shoulder ; dressed in an old blue pilot Coat, old tartan vest, brown trousers, blue neckerchief, blue cloth cap, and old blucher . boots. And JOHN BROWN, a native of county Donegal, Ireland, labourer, 20 years of age, about 5 feet high, long dsrk brown hair, hazel eyes, and much poek- taaVked ; dressed in a fustian jacket, dark checked waistcoat, cord trousers, b'ue cloth cap with peak, and old navvy boots. It is supposed they have committed like offences before, and have been previously convicted.— Information to be given to Superintendent Robson, Darlington, or to Seargeant Rich- ardson, Stockton- on- Tees.— Bow- street, May 27. Further information respecting THOMAS GOSS, adver- tised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 22nd ins'ant, as having passed a 5s. Piece at Tewkesbury, in the county of Gloucester : he stands further remanded until the 31st instant. On the morning subsequent to his apprehension a small Bag, contain- ing seventeen Half- crowns, sixteen Crowns, and a Sovereign, all counterfeit, was found at the railway- station, where the prisoner was arrested, and supposed to have been thrown away by an accomplice, who is described as a short young Man, of respectable appearance. The two forged £ 5 Notes, purporting to be of the Bank of England, are both numbered ' TJD 24248,' dated August 28th, 1847, Newcastle- on- Tjne, and signed ' J. Itawkes.'— Information to be given to J. Ryder, ( superinten- dent of police, Tewkesbury.— Bow- sireet, May 27. Stolen, between lo a. m. of the 27th and half- past 7 p. m. of the 28th instant, from No. 9, St. Gcorgc's- rcad, Newing- ton, the prop irty of Mr. Woodward, a roll of cotton Sheeting, about 30 yards ; a large Carpet- b g ) a brown velveteen frock Coat, lined with silk ; a bluo military ( leak, lined with silk ; a pair of grey kersey Trousers ; a pair of white velveteen ditto ; a black c'oth " Vest; a grey cloth ditto ; two light- coloured ditto; two Night- caps, marked ' J. R. W. ;' two do., not mark, d ; four Shirts, with muslin fronts; four striped ditto ; eight pair of white StockiDgs ; six pair of coloured Socks ; several silk Handkerchiefs and Nekcerchiefs ; a few Florins ; and some threepenny ' rid fourpenny Pieces. — Me- tropolitan Police, B?, Division, May 31. Stolen, cn the night of the 28th instant, from a Stable in the parish ol Oxwick, Norfolk, a pair cf gig Driving- reins, with brass Buckles, and light coloured leather at the top ; a Bridle, with curb bit, the bow of which has S een mended ; a Bridie, with old front- piece and throat- lash, the bit has been repaired ; a man's velveteen single- breasted Coat, brass but- tons, pockets at the sides, had a piece put on the shoulder, to enlarge it.— Information to be given to P. C. Browne, Great Ryburgh, near Fakenham, Norfolk.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen, between 12 and 3 p. m. of the 29lh instant, from the 1 Golden Cross' public- house, Cross- lane, Long- acre, the property of Mr. William Glascoe, a japanned Cash- box, with the handle broken off, containing £ 4 or £ 5 in gold, and several Books and Memorandums. By two Men : one about 30 years of ffgo 5 feet 10 inches or 6 feet high, fair complex- ion, and no whiskers; dressed in a rifle green shooting- jacket, dark figured vest, and brown trousers : the other about 40 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, and has dark hair ; dressed in a black frock coat, and satin vest.— Metropolitan Police, F Division, Mai/ 31. Stolen, on the afternoon of the 26th instant, from the House of Mr. Isaac Howard, Girton, the undermentioned pro- perty : twenty- eight silver Forks, twenty- four Dessert- forks, six Table- spoons, two Gravy- spoons, twelve Dessert- spoons, twelve Tea- spocns, four Salt- cellars,— all marked ' I. E. II.;' a pint Mug; a Tankard, with an engraved coat of arms ; two Waiters, six or seven inches in diameter, with a griffin's head in the centre ; a Cheese- knife, a Fish- knife, a Butter- knife, two Skewers, two Sauce- ladles, all silver, and marked' I. E. H. a French gold Watch, with silver face, and brown cord at- tached ; a round Brooch, set round with pearls, hair in the centre, and inscription ' John Milnes, Nimmo ;' a Scotch peb- ble Brooch, in forni of a thistle ; an oval Brooch, purple centre, set round with silver ; a gold mour » i? 5 Brooch, with inscrip- tion, ' to the memory of Elizabeth Milnes a ditto ditto, sur- rounded by an open pat: am; a go'. d Eye- g'!* ss, with silk guard ; a silver Seal 11. H.;' and a pair of silver ' lNreezers.—• Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the con- viotion of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 20. Information to be given to Superintendent James Cald- well, Newark, Notts.— Bow- street, May 29. Stolen, between half- past 10 p. m. of the 26th instant, and half- past 6 a. m. of the 27th inst., from No. 6, Bedford- square, a silver Gravy- spoon. marked' M. E. H.;' three small old- fashioned silver Tea- spo'onS, Jnarked 1 M. A. three ditto table ditto, supposed to be marked " M. A.;' a pair of silver Sugar- tongs; a Mustard- spoop, two silver t » f< s of Castors ; twelve german- silver Dessert- spoons; a black gcsletot Coat, fly front, and lined with alpacca ; snd si blue pilot Coat, with fly front.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, May 29. Stolen, from Coton Hall, the residence of W.' Stolen, within tbe last two months, from the Residenceof Edward Tombs, Esq., of Poulton, the following articles: a cameo Brooch, Qebe pouring out nectar ; a Ring, an emerald in the centre, with a circle of rubies, and an outer circle ot W. L. Gataere, Ismail diamonds; a plain gold Wedding- ring; a gentleman's Esq. near Alveley, in the county of Salop, on the night of the j ruby Pin, with a small gol- d Chain attached to another 26 th instant, various articles of Wearing- apparel, which were plain gold Pin; a silver Pencil- case; a lady's gold- mounted sold in Bridgnorth, early on the next morning, and which have amethyst Seal, engraved ' Forget me not; a pair of gentlc- since been recovered. A Man of the following description is] man's patent leather Shoes, with two buttons ; and a pair ef suspected ; about 31 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, I lady's strong walking Sheas, with eaodals, nearly new.— Infor- curly hair, large head, and wore a brown chesterfield, and I mation to be given to W. Bennett, superintendent, Cirencester, cloth cap.— Information to be given to T. A. Wilmot, superin- Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, May 28. tendent cf police, Bridgnorth.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen, from an Outhouse near Kilham, on the night of Stolen, from Sebbolth, parish of Kerry, on the night of the 24th instant, or early the next morning, seven Hams and the 27th instant, six cloth Shirts, with ivory buttons ; fine i four flitohes of Bacon ( of different sizes), several pigs' Cheeks, Sbirt; a flannel Waistcoat; 2 pair of dark woollen Stockings ; a'id a pankin of Lard.— Information to be given to John two p sir of cotton Stockings ; a pair of white woollen Stock- Lazenby, superintendent- constable, Bridlington.— BoiU'Stml, ings ; and a cotton Sheet: all in a wet state eff the hedge. [ May 28. Also a Water tin. Three Men were seen in the neighbourhood ... , „ the same evening : one about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high Stolen cn the 25tn instant, from off a Fence in thd dark hair and whiskers, and wore a dark clofh coat, baragan parish of Briston, in the county of Norfolk, a figured white trousers, black hat, and navvy boots ; the other two short and cotton Couterpane, with some wine stains in the corner, stout, sandy hair and whiskers, and wore brown baragan % a Tramp, who had the appearance of a sailor, who was waistcoats, small- clothes and leggings, jem- crow hats or caps Pegging en the premises : he is about 35 years of age, 5 feet » nd navvy boots.— Information to be given at the Chief Con- 6 inches high, fresh complexion; dressed in a blue jacket, stables- office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, or to P. C. Thomas mended with a patch at the back, blue trousers, and rough t. Description of two persons now in custody, charged with uttering base Coin, at Preston : JOHN SMITH, 26 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, has brown hair, grey eyes, and sallow complexion ; dressed in a white linen slop, fustian trousers, check shirt, yellow silk neckerchief, blue cloth cap, and slender shoes, lace- up the front: states he was born in Manchester of Irish parents, and is by trade a railway labourer. ELLEN HEALEY, 22 years of age, middle size, has dark brown hair, florid complexion, grey eyes, round pale face; dressed in a light printed dress, drab shawl, with flowered border, white straw bonnet, trimmed with light striped ribbon, and black cloth boots : states she is the wife of the male prisoner, al- though she gave the name of HEALEY, and that they came from Liverpool to Preston.— Information to be given to Samuel Banister, high constable, Preston.— Bow- street, May 25. Description of WILLIAM TWISS. committed for fourteen days, to the House of Correction, at Northampton, on tbe 19th instant, for Vagrancy : he is 18 years of age, 5 feet. 5 inches high, fair complexion, light- brown hair, and blue eyes ; dressed in a dark plaid jacket, and veBt, dirty cord trousers, and cloth cap. A Duplioate was found in his possession, relating to grey or frieze Shooting- coat, soft in texture, pearl buttons, and lined with grey cotton plaid, pledged at No. 13. Phoenix- street, Dublin, on the 24th ultimo, in the name of Walsh, 44, Bridge Foot- street: he also had on a pair of regimental Socks, marked 57th Regiment, ' No. 2292.'— Information to be given to H. L. Bayley, chief constable, or to Matthew Clark, in spector, County Police- station, Northampton. — Bow ttreet, May 25. Jones, Kerry.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen, on the night of the 22nd instant, from the stables of Mr. R. Wildman, and Mr. J. Steadman, of Ercall, in the parish of High Ercall, in the county of Salop, the NF TL-„ l. • _<• T-> . F black pilot cap.— Information to be given to Superintendent Blomfield, Thornage, Norfolk.— Bov:- street, May 28. Stolen, on the 24th instant, from the ' Rising Sun,' New- wiu castle. Staffordshire, a white Shawl, with amber satin stripe ; property of their Waggoners, a pair of navvy'SootsTThrown Iand a k'ack flowered satin Visite, By a Man, about 28 years velveteen Jacket, a white Smock- frock, and a pair of cord of dark complexion, and dressed in a black surtout coat. Trousers, narrow cord, lengthened at the bottom of legs — Information to be given at the Police- office, Newcastle- and a strong linen Shirt.— Information to be given to John under- Lyne.— May 28. S. Macmichael, Constabulary- station, WelIington.- » £< w- « Absconded on the 24th instant, from No. 52. Albemarle- J street, stealing a £ 5 Bank of England Note,— a Youth, about Stolen or Strayed, on the 26th ultimo, a white pricked 1? or 18 years of age, 5 feet high, fair complexion, light- brown ear Sow, with a grizzled patch on the top of the hind quarters, hair, no whiskers, rather broad and flat nose ; dressed as a- Information to be given to Mr. Thomas Brown, Golden- poulterer, in a iight- brown frock coat, cord trousers, dark square, Ilampstead.— Bow- street, May 30. oloth cap, with peak, and low shoes.— Metropolitan Police, 0 _ , Division, May 28. Stolen, on the 27th instant, from No. 34, Strand, sixteen Brussels silk Handkerchief, some blue and white check, Absconded on the 26th instant, from No. 1. Streatham- others short silk, with brown stripes. By a Man, about 33 I street, Bloomsbury, stealing a gold threequarter- plate English years of age, fair complexion, dark hair, and rather short and ! ever Watch, gold dial, engine- turned cases, makers' names stout; dressed in a brown frock coat, double- breasted black ' Hubert and Klaffenberger, No. 4195,'— a Man, about 21 years cl; th waistcoat, black cloth trousers, and black hat.- polilan Police, F Division, May 30. Stolen, on the 29th instant, from the Brig ' Ocean,' lying at Bell- wharf- tier, Shadwell, a pair of pilot cloth Trousers, p pair of fustian ditto, a pilot Reefing- jacket, a cloth ditto, and some striped Shirts.— Metropolitan Police, Thames Divis- ion, May 30. Metro- 1 a2e' 5 *" eet 5 or 6 inches high, rather thin, pale face, full eyes, dark curly hair, and no whiskers.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, May 28. I PROPERTY FOUNB BY POLIOS OFFICERS. Found, on the 29th instant, at a low, suspicious Lodging- houee, near Malvern, five Watches, of the following descrip- tion, which are supposed to have been stolen, viz.; a pair- cased silver W.' stoh, Italian figures, maker ' C. Wood, London, No. 690,' valued at 14s.; a consular- cased cerman- silver Wi. teh, hard dial, Roman figures, maker ' Thos. Maudsley, London, No. 13261 '; a small pair- cased silver Watch, Roman figures, maker ' Benjamin Burges, Liverpool, No. 527,' valued at 18s.; a single- cased silver Hunter, engine- turned, roman figures ' No. 101,' valued at £ l 15s.; a pair- cased silver Watch Roman figures, maker ' William Morgan, London, No. 16066,' brass bow, valued at 12s.— Information to be given to the Police- sergeant, Great Malvern.— Bow- street, May 31. Stolen, on the 24th instant, from No. 14, Sandwich- street, Burton- crescent, a double- bottomed silver duplex Watch, maker ' M'Cabe ;' a gold bloodstone Seal, engraved a pelican ; a gold Watch- key and Ring ; two gold Pins ; a pair of gold filagree Earrings and Drops, sot with turquoise ; a gold snake Brooch ; a ditto, with painting ; a signet Ring, with onyx stone ; a ditto, with ruby ; an old- fashioned Wedding- ring ; a Quarter- guinea of George III.; £ 3 in gold ; a brown Over- coat ; a silver Guard- chain ; and a blue Frock- ooat.— Metro- politan Police, Division, May 28. Stolen, on the night of the 20: h instant, from the House of Mr. Edward Gale, farmer, at, the parish of Doynton, in th< county of Gloucester, a brass Milk- pan, of a large size, handles take off; a copper Quart, very much battered on one side ; a copper Bow', much worn ; a Smockfrock; a woman's blue- cotton Apron, and a pair of brown cotton Stockings. The Suiockfrock has since been found in Bath, where it was sold on I Stolen, on the 26th instant, from No. 7, Pall Mall East, the the morning after the robbery, by a Man about 30 years four Bi » ver Table- spoons, Jone marked ' M. O.' to ' J. C..' one of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 ir, che3 high, pale complexion, light- marked ' R. G.' to' J. C.,' one marked ' W. H.,' and one plain ; brown hair, and whiskers inclining to sandy ; dressed in an two Tea- spoons, marked ' J. C. W. ;' two ditto, marked ' W. ;' old high- crowned black hat, dirty fustian jacket which comes and five o'd- fashioned ditto, broken— Metropolitan Police, C nearly down to the knees, and dirty fustian trousers. Infor- 1 Division, May 28. mation to be given to Sergeant John Allen, Police- station. Pucklechurch, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, May 30. Description of a Man charged with stealing a black coburg eloth Dress, from a Public- house where he lodged : he appears about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, dressed in a black Brunswick cord swinger jacket, dark trousers, and black hat; has very dark swarthy complexion, thin face, and long- ish nose ; spealis with a Scotch accent, and is tramping about the country.- Information to be given to the Special High Constable, Stockport, Cheshire.— Bow- street, May 30. PROPERTY STOLBM. Stolen, between 10 p. m. of the 16th instant, and 12 noon of the 17th instant, from No. 22, Norfolk- crescent, the pro- perty of Mr. Hitchcock, eleven'silveriDessert- spoons/ and eight silver Dessert- forks, crest a lion's head, with a ring in its mouth, and the letter ' H.' in a garter below it.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, May 31. Sto'en, from the Cabin of the ' Tweed,' lying alongside Miller's- wharf, the property of William Pauline, the captain, a blue Jacket; a blue satin flowered Vest, a black Hat, with crape band ; a silk Handkerchief, with blue spots ; and a Purse, coataining nine Sovereigns, and some silver.— Metrjpo- itcn Polic, Thames Division, May 81. Stolen, on the 18th instant, from East Ham, Essex, a Cream- coloured Pony, 14 hands high, and had on an old Sad- dle and Bridle.— Metropolitani Policc, K Division, May 28. Stolen, between the 22nd and 24th instant, from the Workshop of Mr. E. Warren, plumber and glazier, Little Staughton, about] 30 lbs. of old Lead, in various sized pieces ; about 24 lbs. of new Lead, in short rolled- up pieces ; a now leaden Pump- spout; a Chisel- knife, a Palette- knife.— Infor- mation to be given to W. B. Graham, superintendent, Sham- brock, Beds.— Bow- slreet, May 27. Stolen, between the 19ih and 25th instant, from the Stolen, from a Cupboard, in the Matching- room at Sutton Pansli- church ef Far eigb, the property of the Rev. Joshua Glassworks, between the hours of 1 and { 4 p. m. of the 24th Willoughby Bryant, the undermentioned property, a piece of instant, a patent lever Watch, with silver dial, seconds- hand, blue C oth, 1| or 2 yards, fringed round the sides, two rings maker ' Thomas Russell, 20, Slater- street, Liverpool, No. 14424,' on the top, used for the pulpit; a, Tab e- cloth, about the same with a silver Guard attached ; the property of William Dlgbr, colour, about 2- yards, several. holes through it, stained with Wcstfield- street, Eccleston.- Iaformation to be riven to Su- wme in the middle, fringed all round with twill fringe, about | perintendent Storey, County Constabulary- office, Town- hall, inches deep, a white damask Table- cloth, figured, 2 yards St. Helen's, Lancashire.— Bow- sing,, May 27. ? quare ; a ditto, figured, 1 yard square; a pulpit Cushion, uvered with blue cloth; a piece of brown holland, marked Stolen, on the 24th instant, from No. .1, Church- row, C. B.,' 4 yards ; a new Surplice, made of Irish lim n ; a black Fulham, a light- coloured mahogany Writing- deek, 20 inches , riven to W. Sparshott, superintendent, Hants constabulary, sallow complexion, roman nose, dark hair and whiskers ; Basingstoke.— Bow- street, May 29. [ dressed in a black vest, and square brown paper cap.— „ , . Metropolitan Police, V Division, May 27. Absconded, on the 27th instant, from 4, Hoyses- court, Glasshouse Wm eci. - pel ,- teai g and taking with her Stolen, on the 24th instant, from the Brig ' Gosforth,' £ 30 in gol . rid 10. in h v.- r a d copper monies, a Girl, 16 while lying at Bell- wharf- tier, Shadwell, two blue Jackets; years of ag ' a r oomplexKra ssnd dressed m a lilac gown: three blue Waistcoats; a pair of dark grey Trousers ; a pair accompanied by a, h an, about 20' years cf age, fair complexion, 0f blue ditto; a pair of black ditto, with stripes down the aLd dressel in a blue jacket and canvas tiouscrs.— aides; a pair of moleskin Trousers; and a striped Shirt.- tan J'oiu*, H Ihvmm, May 29. 1 Metropolitan Mm Thames Division, May 27, POLICE GAZETTE. May 31. WAR OFFICE, May 31, 1850. t i 4 A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OP DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. tl- KFTCK HO. PARISH AND COUNTY. TRADE. EYES. FACE COAT AND TROUSERS. DATE OF DESERTN. PLACE OF DESERTION. MARKS AND REMARKS. took part of reg. nec. took greater part of reg. nec. took great- coat, and port of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. officer's servant; took servant's clothes. scar on buttock ; off furlough ; took reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. 587128 58729; 58730 58KS] • 58732 58733 58734; 58735! 58736 58737 Peter Burley William Smith Peter Carlisle Samuel Wilson William Cleary William Lewis Thomas Broyd Charles Harding John Dickson George Burnett Sid Drag. Gds. 2d Drag. Gds. 93d Foot 93d Foot 2d Bt. lst Ft, 12th Foot 40th Foot 49th Foot E I. C.' s Art. 72d Foot Ness, Linlithgow Barony, Lanark Kilmarnock, Ayr Paisley, Renfrew Castlecon., Limerick Somerset Hedington, Essex J ersey Highchurch, Renfrew Barony, Lanark labourer cotton- spin, weaver weaver musician mason labourer labourer labourer labourer 19$ 2l|' 20 191 27 24 21 23 22 19 5 9} 5 9 5 8) 5 7} 5 10} 5 5} 5 7 5 9 5 8; 5 5 fair It. brn., brown It. brn. fair brown brown lt. brn. dk. brn brown blue grey blue blue blue hazel hazel Igrey grey srey fair frsb. blue blhe frsh. red ; kilt frsb. red ; kilt frsh. 1 regimental sail.: ; white frsh, fair frsh frsh. coloured clothes regimental; cloth fustian regimental 3 May 3 May 3 May 3 May 6 May 19 Nov. 4 May | 2 May I 6 May i 3 May Dublin Dublin Edinburgh Edinburgh Limerick Mauritius Dublin Romsey Liverpool Bristol ."> 8738! James Campbell 58739, Terance Rielly 58740 William Sims William Marsh Matthew Robinson Peter M'Dade John Scott Michael Hopkins John Pendergast John Hunt 58741 58742 58743 58744 58745 58746 58747 58748 68749 58750 58751 58754 58755 58756 58757 72d loot Roy. Artillery 2d B. Rl. Art. 12th Lancers 27th Foot 49th Foot 57th Foot 63d Foot 63d Foot IstBt. Rifl. B James Back Edward Walker John Doughty Thomas Coyne Mich. Fitzpatrick Nathaniel Sloan James Dixson John Lyons Perth Anna, Cavan Basingstoke, Hants Ecclesfield, York Drumrough, Tyrone Drumhome, Donegal S. Dameral, Devon Fairtough, Mayo Miltown, Galway Motcalm, Dorset labourer labourer labourer clerk labourer labourer labourer labourer collier labourer 119 21 214 211 25$ 58758 58759 58760 58761 58762 53763 53764 58765 58766 58767 IstBt. Gren. 2d Bat. Gren, 62d Foci E. I. C.' s Art, 21st Fusiliers 21st Fusiliers 52d Foot 63d Foot St. Luke, Chelsea Belper, Derby Haytesbury, Wilts Kilmeena, Mayo Closhier, Monaghan Sheffield, York Deansfort, Kilkenny Abbey, Renfrew Timberhill, Norwich! Denmoor, Galway labourer labourer labourer labourer miner razor- smith labourer weaver shoemaker labourer James Clarke James Wilson George Fincham Sath Walden Robert Telfer James Connors William Harper John Ramsay Walter Moorlon Joseph Summer 70th Foot 93d Foot 40th Foot 91st Foot E. I. C.' s Art. 84th Foot E. I. C.' s Inf. 3d Drag. Gds 3d Drag. Gds 3d Drag. Gds. Gainscoln, Essex Markinch, Fife Henney, Essex Trevellyn, Monmth. Westchurch, Edinb. Rockhill, Cork Westchurch, Edinb. Newcastle, Northum. Famham, Surrey Wbitfield, North amp. servant shoemaker groom miner cabinetmkr. labourer printer painter ironmonger shoemaker brown 9 | sandy lt. brn. dark brown] brown 20} 5 8j It. brn. 1 grey 25 28} 201 20} 191 18| 181 19 22 231 19} 23 21 23 18* 25 21} 201 7}! fair 8} dk. brn. 7} brown blue grey grey hazel brown blue hazel grey hazel frsb. regimental fair blue ; cord fair dark blue frsh. blue stable ; blue frsh.! regimental; cloth frsb.' coatee; cloth frsh.! shell; black frsh. red shell; summer sail, red shell; summer frsh.' green 84 10| 6f 10} 7 7 9 8} j 6i 8} lt. brn. lt. brn. dk. brn. brown brown brown dk. brn. brown brown 101 8 81 i ; grey | hazel brown grey grey blue hazel dk. brn. dk. brn grey dk. brn. auburn dk. brn. brown brown brown brown light brown brown brown grey hazel grey grey grey hazel grey blue hazel fair fair frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsb, frsh. regimental; grey regimental; grey regimental; black moleskin; cord regimental blue stable; blue red; cloth red ; cloth fatigue ; Oxfd. rnixt, red shell; summer 3 May 2 May 3 May 9 May 9 May 6 May 3 May 8 May 8 May 8 May 4 May 5 May 6 May 8 May 14 May 11 May 6 May 8 May 10 May 9 May Bristol Belturbet Devonport Dublin Stirling Ballintra Dublin Bury Bury Brecon took part of r « g. nec. took part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion. deserted off furlough; took regimental necessaries, took side- belt and plate, took the whole of reg. nec. tool the whole of reg. neo. took sword- belt. frsh. brown ; black frsh. white; kilt frsb. shell; Oxford mixt. dark regimental frsh. brown ; cord frsh. fatigue ; Oxfd. mix. fair reg.; Oxford mixture frsh, stable; blue frsh. 1 stable ; blue frsh- stable ; blue 9 May 10 May 11 May 13 May 11 May 15 May 12 May 13 May 13 May 15 May Chichester London Bolton Liverpool Maidstone Dublin Glasgow Glasgow Burslem Bury London Edinburgh Dublin Dover Edinburgh Chatham Warley Hulme Hulme Hulme took bayonet- belt and breast- plate. took side- belt, breast- plate, and bearskin cap. took part of reg. nee. a broken front tooth in the lower jaw ; attested, welt set- up; Scotch accent; took reg. nec, took part of reg. nec. mark on right side ; feet a little flat, off detachment; supposed with a woman ; took nec. took the whole of reg. nec. attested, but not intermediately approved. took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. took part » f reg. nec. recruit, intermediately approved. took part of reg. nec. attested. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg, nec. r took part of reg. nee. 18768 58769 58770 58771 58772 58773 58774 58775 58776 Duncan Cameron John Murray Michael Moloney William Balfour Pat. Featherston Thomas Spencer Robert Gray William Court Thomas Sutton 9th Foot 23d Fusiliers 23d Fusiliers 27th Foot 30th Foot 62d Foot 65th Foot Roy. Artillery 10th Hussars Cullen, Banff St. Patrick, Dublin Charleville. Cork Kilmodock, Perth Roscommon Old Dalby, Leicester St. George, Middlx, Faversham, Kent Spitalfields, Middlx. Cranbrook, Kent Thornbury, Glo'ster Wooton, Oxford Blagden, Somerset Dollington, Northam, Runkin, Cheshire Glasgow, Lanark Rotherhithe, Kent Kilmarnock, Ayr Abbey, Renfrew Wexford servant painter shoemaker labourer tailor pipe- maker labourer groom weaver labourer labourer labourer labourer shoemaker labourer shoemaker groom weaver weaver moulder 26 22 20* 22 19 18} 20} 251 191 191| 5 91 brown] 6} dk. brn. 7 | dk. brn. 8* lt. brn. 8 ' brown 9 ! lt. brn. 7 I dk. brn. 8* dk. brn. 61 lt. brn, 9 ! brown hazel hazel grey grey hazel grey hazel grey grey grey fair^ l servant's fustian frsh.' shell; cloth frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. dark sail, fair I frsh. moleskin regimental coatee; black red shell; Oxfd. mix. j blue; dark blue regimental regimental 17 May 14 May 16 May 13 May 14 May 13 May 14 May 11 May | Dublin Plymouth Plymouth Stirling Walmer Liverpool' Chatham Woolwich 20 May Maidstone 19 May ; Maidstone a servant ; stole £ 3S ; took part of reg. ce « . regimentals found, recruit, attested. D.; 2nd desertion. took bayonet- belt, plate, and part of reg. nee- supposed been a sailor; to » k greater part of reg, nec. took part of rcg. nec. took part of reg. nec. 58778 John Savery 58779 John Phillips 58780 William Langdon 58781 Jobn Fisher 58782 Joseph Hughes 58783 James Abercromby 58784 Jobn Jones 587851 John Cox 58786' John Giffen 58787i James Delaney 3d Bat. Gren. IstBt. ScotsF, 4th Foot 30th Foot 30th Foot 42d Foot 70th Foot 71st Foot j 71st Foot 91st Foot 58788 58789 58790 58791 58792 58793 58794 58795 58796 58797 Joseph Rippin William Pearson George B. Watkins John Jones James Gibbons John Murdock William Stone James Langley David Hunt Nicholas Whelan 25}, 5 27 i 5 31}| 5 19}; 5 181| 5 28 5 181 5 201 5 18} 5 19} j 5 9lst Foot R. Sap. & M. R. Sap. & M. E. I. C.' s Art, 5th Drg. Gds. 2d Dragoons 3d Lt. Drags. 6th Dragoons Scots. Fusils, lst Bt. 1st Ft. Grantham, Lincoln moulder Kingswinford, Staff, bricklayer Ringwood, Hants bricklayer All Saints, Worcester labourer Toomore, Mayo tailor Ayr labourer St.' Mildred, Kent painter Kilmersdon, Somers. labourer Bury, Lancaster engineer Newtown, Y/ aterford] labourer 8 § | It. brn. 91 brown brown dk. brn. light red red brown 6 i lt. brn 61! lt. brn blue grey hazel hazel grey grey blue hazel grey grey fair dark frsh frsh. dark fair frsh." frsh, j fair I frsh regimental; white regimental; white red shell; Oxford regimental regimental regimental; tartan red shell; Oxford white vest; tartan white vest; tartan supposed coloured 18}; 5 24} 5 251 5 24 | 5 19 20 20 17 181 21} 6 j brown I 6| l dk. brn. Li dk. brn. 1 8i| lt. brn. 9 I brown 841 fair 8Ai brown 9 1 dk. brn. 8} brown 8}| dk. brn. hazel blue blue grey grey blue grey grey grey hazel frsh. 1 fair I dark frsh. l frsb. trsb. l frsh. fair dark! frsh. supposed coloured uniform dress uniform dress velveteen ; cord scarlet; flannel jacket; blue regimental 13 May 12 May 17 May 12 May 18 May 2 April 13 May 15 May 15 May 18 May London London Devonport Walmer Walmer Hamilton Chatham Dublin Dublin Dover took, side- belt and breast- plate, hair cut very short; 2nd des.; took nearly all reg. nec. 2nd desertion. volunteer from the 36th Foot. took part of reg. nec reg. scarlet; white | shell jacket; Oxford 18 May 2 May 29 A| ril 16 May 1 May 8 May 21 May 19 May I 19 May 120 May Dover Chatham Chatham Worcester Liverpool Warrington Maidstone Bristol Croydon I Aberdeen took part of reg. nec. took side- belt, and port of reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of jeg. nee. scar left|.. ide of nose ; D.; 2nd deserton. took greater part of reg. nec. D ; 2nd desertion. surgically inspected, and found fit. supposed to have deserted from some other Regiment. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. recruit, attested, not intermediately approved. took part of reg. nec. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. marks on both arms ; took side- belt and breast- plate. 58798 Samuel J. Brown 58799' Isaac Paise - 58800 58801 58802 58803 58804 5 805 58806 58807 68807 58808 58809 58810 58811 58812 58813 58814 58815 58816 Thomas O'Rourke Thomas Clements Anthony Timperly Jas. M'Mahon ( 4) John Cassidy ( 1) Joseph Pennington 1, 31st" Foot William Quinton | 31st Foot Isaac Woods Richard Catterall 2d Bat. Colds 7th Fusiliers 15th Foot 15th Foot 17th Foot 21st Foot 27th Foot .-> 8817 58918 58819 58820 58821 58822 58823 58824 58825 68827 John Griffiths Martin M'Glen James Connors James Nicholson Robert Major William Foster Charles Arnold James M'Gee John Watson 39th Foot Newmarket, Cambs. j labourer Lechlade, Gloucester labourer Bally hare, Mayo labourer Maidenhead, Berks labourer Belper, Derby blacksmith Claran, Clare labourer Lisseragh„ MonaghUn labourer Huddersfield, York weaver Cobdock, Suffolk labourer Bulkington, Warwick baker 34} 20} 23} 21 221 19} 30 32} 211 24 47th loot 47tb Foot 57th Foot 62d Foot 63d Foot 63d Foot 63d Foot 68th Foot 90t, h Foot 93d Foot 9}] brown I 7% brown 71! dk. brn. 1 dk. brn. brown brown dk. brn. black brown brown grey brown blue blue grey hazel grey grey grey blue frsh. fair frsb. frsh. frsh. frsb, dark dark frsh fair Trinity, Chester ; gardener 22 5 Ruahon, Denbigh ! labourer | 21} 5 Newport, Glo'ster j labourer j 31 5 Enniscorthy, Wexfd.' labourer 25} 5 • St. Mary, Cumberland cotton- spinJ 191', 5 | St. George, Middlex. labourer 20 ! 5 ! Danbv, York ; labourer | 24} 1 5 Leeds, York dyer 241 5 Wig ton, Cumberland! labourer 24 J1 5 Kinghorn, Fife ' fiaxdresser 22}: 5 Robert Sinclair Joseph Scott Anthony Charlton Joseph Leek Michael Mara Benjamin Mytton George Lovelock George Guest John Charner James Babbington 68828 58829 58830 58831 58832 58833 58834 58835 58836 93d loot Roy. Artillery Roy. Artillery Roy. Artillory E. I. C.' s Art. lst Dragoons 2d Bat. Gren. 17th Foot 17 th Foot 30th Foot 61 6 7- 3 6 6* 6} j dk. brn.| lt. brn 6J' It. brn.' grey 9 | brown i grey 8 | lt. brn. 1 grey 63' brown ! dark brown ( blue It. Ibm.' blue brown I grey dark hazel browu i grey red; white regimental red shell; Oxfd. mxt. red shell; Oxfd. mix. fatigue ; summer red; cloth shelljacket; cloth shelljacket; black coatee ; black fair frsh. frsh. dark frsh. frsh. l frsb.' fair frsb. frsh. ted shell; Oxfd. mix.[ red shell; Oxfd. mix.' regimental reg. coatee; black i coatee ; summer red shell; summer red shell; summer red shell, cloth fatigue ; Oxfd. mix. white ; kilt ' 18 May 18 May 20 May 20 May 21 May 16 May I 18 May 20 May 18 May ' 17 May Crieff, Perth 1 grocer All Saints, Newcastle labourer Gateshead, Durham Dudley, Stafford Desert, Waterford Liverpool, Lancaster Winchester, Hants All Saints, Derby Uttoxeter, Stafford Kempston,' Bedford blacksmith smith labourer saddler labourer labourer labourer labourer 204 21} 20 201 201 26} 41} 23} 22, 20 Thomas Bird Thomas Morris Nathan Knight Patrick Fitzgerald William Jewison Thomas Smith W ill iam M' Farlane Dominic Rivron Andrew Riggs 45th Foot ; Tuam, Galway 63d Foot | Van Dieman's Land t; 3d Foot ! Stoke, Stafford 63d Foot I Quintal, Roscommon 64tli Foot I Scarborough, York Roy. Artillery! W. Bromwich, Staff. Roy. Artillery! Renfrew Roy. Artillery! Tiverton, Devon 2d B. R. Art. j Kavnes, Dorset labourer musician labourer labourer groom furnaceman 20 labourer [ 20 shoemaker ! 22 labourer 25 117} 125} I 20} 22} 5} brown 9} brown 8 light 7} j dk. bm. 9} lt. san, 9 lt. brn 10 dk. brn 10 i lt. brn, 91 j brown 81 black 71 black 8 brown brown brown brown lt. brn, light fair dk. brn, 10} 9 7 11 grey grey grey grey grey b. grey hazel hazel grey brown hazel grey hazel hazel grey grey grey dk. brn. J dk. gry. frsh. frsh. fair rud. frsh. frsh dark fair frsh. frsh. brn. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. sail, fair fair dark white ; kilt shooting ; fustian velvet; twill dark green ; cord blue; cord regimental white vest; grey regimental regimental regimental white shell; summer red shell; summer red shell ; summer summer white smock; fustian reg. coatee ; dk. blue reg. coatee ; dk. blue dark blue 17 May 17 May 20 May 16 May 19 May 15 May 16 May 17 May 18 May ,21 May ~ 18 May 16 May 16 May 19 May 18 May 25 May 25 May 22 May 22 May 22 May 28 Feb. 25 May 23 May 23 May 22 May 19 May 19 May 20 May 20 Londen Winchester Queenboro' Queenboro'J Wolverhan. Glasgow Perth Dublin Dublin Nuneaton Cork Cork Dublin Liverpeol | Bury ; Bury Bury I Kill'aloe Manchester Edinburgh took part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. took fide- belt, took bayonet- belt. marks of corporal punishment; D. j 2nd desertion. D.; 2nd desertion ; took part of nec. dressed in servant's clothes. pock- pitted ; sup, in Bulkington ; took some money, deserted off detachment; took part ot reg. nccl deserted off detachment; took part of reg. nec. D.; 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. 2nd des.; took bayonet- belt, plate, and part of nec. took bayonet- belt, plate, and the whole of reg. nec. ! took baj- oaet- belt, plate, and the whole of reg. nec. took bayonet belt, plate, and tbe whole of reg. nec, 1 took side- belt, breast- plate, and part of reg. nec. J 2nd des.; took side- belt, plate, and part of rrg. nec Edinburgh Newcastle Newcastle Birmingam. Fermoy Nottingham London Weedon Weedon W aimer very broad features. scar on right cheek, attested. 2nd desertion ; took part of re*, nec. supposed stolen a £ 10 Note, took side- belt, and part of reg. neo. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. Cap. of G. H. | Preston Preston Preston Chatham Leeds Woolwich Exeter Devonport took greater part of reg. nec. took bayonet- belt, plate, and greater part of reg. nee. took bayonet- belt, plate, and greater part of r j. - iec, took bayonet- belt, and part of res-, nec. recruit, not surgically inspected. deserted off furlough. ADMIRALTY,] DESCRIPTIONS OF SEAMEN. Deserters, or Discharged with Disgrace from Her Majesty's Service. [ MAY 31, 1850. egistry Ko. NAM*. IHIF DESERTED OK DIS- CHARGED FROM DATE. RATI**. AGE • ill. WKRRV BORN. HAIE. 1YI>< FACE MASKS AMD KBUABK8. 2 96213 287211 John Kent : Leander, discharged Thomas H. Howe J Ajaac, deserter 11 April 19 May A. B. stoker 30 30 5 9 Ryde, Isle of Wight 5 51 j Plymouth, Devon dk. brnl brown v. dark) hazel — man and woman on left arm ; served in Romlet/, and Winehes'er. much marked with the small- pix ; served in Plainer & c.; £ 3 Reward LONDON; Printed and Published ( 6JJ GUTFJORITT).) by Samu Mills, H, Crane- eourl,[ Fle* l- itreet.