TUUIRTTSSTOH % ^ utfiontg* 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, ivith 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 qf 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, qf Property that has been Stolen, and a minute Description of Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 1780. MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1850. Wotiee.— It is requested that all communications, for the purpose of obtaining, or giving Information respecting supposed offenders, or stolen property, may BEAR THE signature of the Person sending or requiring the same, and be addressed to MR. 8URNABY, the EDITOR, Police- court, Bow- strect, London, '.• Whenever it is desired that any individual, by name, shall be apprehended, it is indispsnsably necessary that an attested copy of an Information sworn before a Magistrate, should be transmitted to the Editor, together with the'Advertinemet for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE. It is particularly desired that, in all Informations, the names of Persons 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 he stated. And as no charge is made for the insertion of any article in the POLICE GAZETTE, ALL letters addressed to the Editor, MUST BR pre- paid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. W. B.— Directions have been given by the Secretary of State tliat the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shall be permitted to sell Copies, at ONE PENNY PER Copy, which will be forwarded FREE by Post, on the days of Publication, on payment of the price for THREE MONTHS in advance to tbe Printer, Mr. SAMUEL MILLS, Crane- court, Fleet- street, London; such paymentto. be continued so long as they shall be required to he sent. INFORMATIONS. Stolen, on the 6th instant, from a Gentleman, while at tbe ' Horns' public- house, Kcnnington, a double- bottomed gold Geneva Watch, with silver face, flowers engraved on the outside case, and ' eschappe r. eaf, a, eylindre quatre trous en rubes' on the inner case.— Metropolitan Police, L Division, August 8. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from a Gentleman, while in Cremorne Gardens, a small engine- turned double- backed sil- ver Watch, enamelled dial, seconds- hand, and lever action, maker' Marsey, No. 6281,'— Metropolitan Police, V Division, Auqust 8. The five Bank Notes, advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 7th instant, as having been stolon from the Person of Thomas Rawlinson, are found, and will be restored to the ownerBowsireet, August 8. Stolen, from the Person of Thomas Rawlinson, wood turner, Barnacre Fords, while passing through Chadwick Orchard, Preston, on the night of the 3rd instant, five £ 5 Bank of England Notes. By four Men, one of whom was a tall young Man, and had on a billy- cock hat. No description can be given of the others.— Information to be given to Sjmuel Banister, high constable, Preston .- Bow- street, August 7. BOBBERY FROM THE PERSON. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from a Gentleman, while in the ' Turkish Slave' public- house, Bethnal- green, a double- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Isaacs, Woolwich, No. 283,' with brass Chain attached.— Metropolitan Police, H Di- vision, August 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from a Gentleman, while in the neighbourhood of St. James's- park, two £ 5 Bank of Eng- land Notes, and £ 3 10s. in gold. By two Men: one about 40 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, dressed in a brown coat, Und black satin vest; the other about 35 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dressed in black, and of respectable appearance. — Metropolitan Police, F Division, Augnst 12. THOMAS KAY, alias JOHNSON, one of the Men who robbed Mr. Cosgrove, on the Highway between Newcastle and Shields, and advertised in the 1 Police Gazette ' of the 8th in- stant, has been apprehended by the North Shields Police. The Man whose description appears last in the advertisement re- ferred to, has not yet been apprehended. JOHNSON and the prisoner TOOLE, have been committed to take their trial at the Northumberland assizes.— Bow- street, Auqust 12. Stolen, during the night of the 8th instant, from the Person of John Huggans, of Sledmere, while asleep in a Shed Of Sir Tatton Sykes a silver Watch, maker's name ' Francis Dobson, Driffield, No. 1161. and on the dial' God speed the plough,' and a man holding a plough.— Information to be given to James Spedding, police- officer, Sledmere.— Bow- street August 12. Stolen, on the 3rd instant, from the Person of James Kiddle, a seaman, while in the Edgeware- road, an open- faoed double- cased silver horizontal Watch, maker's name ' Ollivera Quartier,' with silver Guard- chain attached,— Metropolitan Po- lice, D Division, August 9. Stolen, about half past 4 a. m. of the 6th instant, from the Person of Mr. James HUSK, of No. 26, Sandwich- street Burton- crescent, while in James- street, Covent Garden, an open- faced double- bottomed silver Watch, lever escapement, capped and jewelled in eight holes, maker's name ' Warren and Son, Canterbury, No. 726.'— Metropolitan Police, F Division, August 9. On the night of the 31st ultimo, three Men attacked at-, d robbed Mr. John Cosgrove, near Howden Colliery, on the high- way leading from Newcastle to North Shields, rifling his pockets and taking from him four Sovereigns. He was knooked down on the road, and oarried into an adjoining field, and left in a state of insensibility. One of the offend rs has been apprehended by the North Shields Police, and is at present under remand: he has been identified by Mr. Cos- grove. He gave the name of JOHN TOOLE, 21 years of age, 6 feet 9 inches high, a labourer, a native of Ireland, has fair hair, no whiskers ; dressed in a blue cloth jacket, fustian trou- sers and vest, and cloth oap. Description of the other two Men, not yet in custody: one 26 years of age, by trade a hatter, from Darlington, 5 feet II inches higb, slender, dork- brown hair, swarthy complexion, thin visage, no whiskers ; dressed in a black cloth surtout, black trousers, and cloth cap : the other about 35 years of age, a labourer, 5 feet 9 inches high, s'ender, swarthy complexion, broken nose, much flattened at the point; dressed in a brown velvet shooting coat, cord trou- uers, and black hat. One of the above men has been in Mor- peth gaol, for Felony. They are in the habit of frequenting low lodging- houses and are supposed to be well known in all the towns in the north of Englaud.— Information to be given to Robert Mitchell, superintendent of police, Town- hall, North Shields,— Bow- street, Auqwt 8. HOUSE- BREAKING. On the 4th instant, between the hours of 11 a. m. and 2 p. m., the Dwelling- house of Mr. Clements, cottager, situate at Bilford, in the county of Nottingham, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therein, viz. : four Table- spoons, a tea ditto, a salt ditto, and a dessert ditto,— all silver, and marked ' J. C.'— Information to ' be given to Inspector Burrows, Ruddington, Notts.— Bow- street, August 12. On the night of the 7th instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Thomas Horley, of Ufton, near Southam, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a small Bag, containing a pair of silver shoe Buckles, a pair of silver knee Buckles, a pair of silver- mounted Speotacles, in a red leather case ; a pair of black cloth top Boots, with maker's name inside, ' Borsley, Dunchurch ;' a brown top Coat; and about 35 or 36 new Sixpences, date 1845. The top Coat and a very old pair of leather Shoes, were found the following morn- ing by the side of the turnpike road, leading towards Banbury, about miles from Ufton. A Tramp is suspected, about 25 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, has dark complexion, and rather small black whiskers ; dressed in a black frock coat, dirty fustian trousers, and black" hat, and supposed to be wearing the cloth Boots. - Information to ba given to George Smallbone, inspector of police. Southam.— Bow- street, Auquit 12, On the; nifibt of f he 2nd instant, the House of Mr. John Wright, hair- dresser, Crown- street, Bolton, was broken and entered, and this . : n j. r; petty sklen the; ofrom, viz. : a black cloth suu ufc C- B x staining a quantity of Hair an. i a pair of dcissors : a portion of the Hair has since been recovered. By a Man of the following description : about 5 feet 10 or 11 inches high, slender made, light brown hair, and sandy whiskers; dressed in a black cloth surtout coat, nearly new. which appears too small for him, shabby black silk waistcoat, much worn about the pockets, blue cloth trousers, very much worn, grey socks, blue checked shirt, low- quartered shoes, and shabby French hat, with the name' Wil- sons, hatters, Manchester,' inside : by trade a hairdresser, and addicted to drink.— A Reward of 10s. and all expenses^ will be paid to any person giving such information as shall lead to his apprehension and conviction, on application to Jas. Harris, superintendent of the borough police force, Bolton.— Bow- street, August 10. On the night of the 7th instant, or early the following morning, the Ilouse of Prees Prees, parish of Carew, county of Pembroke, was broken and entered, and the following pro- perty stolen therefrom: a silk Hat, nearly new; a pair of corduroy Smallclothes, a silk Neckcloth, two cotton ones, about two pounds of Tobacco, two bars of Soap, two Gowns, one merino, the other a striped cotton, with a flower running through it; six glass Tumblers, a large glass Bottle, a gold Ring, a pound of Starch, a pound of Blue, three Shawls, two Coats, four Waistcoats, two cotton Gowns, a white Petticoat, a pair of black Stockings, three Tea- spoons, £ 2 10s. in gold, and about £ 2 in silver. Part of the said property has been found, viz.: three Shawls, two Coats, four Waistcoats, a pair of black Stockings, three Tea- spoons, and part of the bar of Soap, together with a number of false Keys, a Chisel, a pair of Scissors, and two Centre- bits, found with part of the stolen property. Supposed by three Tramps, one about 35 years of age 5 teet 7 or 8 inches high, has sandy hair and whiskers, and squints with the left eye ; dressed in a velvet coat, and corduroy trousers.— Information to be given to S. P. Gedge, s uperintendent of police, Pembroke, South Wsles.— Bow- street, Auqust 10. Between the hours of ten in the morning and five in the afternoon, on the 7th instant, the House of the Rov. John Tho- mas Huntley, of Binbrooke, Lincolnshire, was entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: a double- cased sil- ver vertical Watch, maker's name ' Savage, London,' and en- graved on the inner case ' Sent up for good,' the property of the said J. T. Huntley ; four Sovereigns two Half- sovereigns, a new Shilling of the present reign, and four or five fourpenny Pieces, of which were, when stolen, in an old silk Purse ; the property of Mr. Huntley's housekeeper. By a Tramp, about 30 years of age 5 feet 7 inches high, thin face, light hair and whiskers, and supposed to be dressed either in a striped jacket or slop, fus- ian trousers, old shoes, and sealskin or yellow- coloured cap, and who had been begging round the village of Binbrooke, and who had altogether a dirty appearance,- Information to be given to George Forck. superintendent- constable, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, August 10. Late on the night of the 4th instant, or early the follow- ing morning, Swerpore House, in the parish of Swerpore, iu the county of Oxford, the residence of Miss Harriet Whalley, was forcibly entered, and the undermentioned property stolen therefrom, viz,: a pair of gentlemen's large Shoe- buckles, silver ; a small round silver Box, with the initials ' M. W.' on the lid; a Work- box, containing five Sovereigns, two silver Thimbles, one of French manufacture, nearly new ; a small wooden Snufl- box; a silver Knife ; a silver Bodkin ; a pair of Scissars ; a large chased gilt Hook, with live chains append- ed ; a chased gilt Case, containing a gilt Knife,, an ivory Tooth- pick, and a space in the case for a pair of Scissar. s ; also, other articles — Information to be given to James Gummer Male, chief constable, Polics- station, Long Compton, Warwickshire. — Bow- street, August 9. On the night of the 2nd instant, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Wilkinson, grocer, of Silver- street, Bedford, was burgla- riously entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: £ 9 in silver, and 4s. in copper ; and a double- cased sil- ver Watch, with the word ' Brent' on the upper part, and ' Ford' on the under part of the dial, near the centre, in small capitals, making the word ' Brentford.'— Informatien to be given at the Rural Police office, Bedford, Beds,— Bow- street, Augusts. On the night of the 26th ultimo, some person or persons broke into the Town Bakehouse, in the parish of Farthinghoe, and stole therefrom the following articles, the property of Wm. Munday, labourer, viz.: a copper Boiler ; a Teakettle ; three calico Shifts, one marked ' E. M.;' two calico Shirts, man's size ; a cotton Gown, small lilac pattern ; and a cottoa Handkerchief, large plaid pattern, has been hemmed only at one corner, about four inches long. The Boiler and Teakettle were sold by a Man of the following description, on the 27th ultimo, to Mr. Clark, ironmonger, Brackley : about 18 years of age, 5 feet 5 or 6 inches high, slight made, and had on a light- coloured fustian coat, and white billy- cock hat, with several holes in it as if it had been shot through.— Information to be given to the Chief Constable, Northampton, or to J. Sy- mington, inspector of police, Brackley, Northamptonshire,— Bow- street, August 7. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. The two Mares, advertised in the ' Police Gazette ' of the 7th instant, as stolen or strayed from the Link Common, Mal- vern and Mathon, have been found and restored to their owners.— Brno- street, Auqust 12. Stolen, from the Farm of Polmoody, parish of Moffat, county of Dumfries, twelve Black- faced Ewes, the Lambs a Leicester cross, branded on the face ' I,' back bit on the off ear, the age- mark, a nick with a saw on horn. Three of them belong to the shepherd; a black half on the near ear; the Lambs tarred on the near cheek. They must have been rakea away in June: one of the shepherd s Lambs had a black back. — Whoever will give such information as will lead to detec- tion. will be rewarded by John Johnstone, Hunterheck, near Moffat, or by John Jones, superintendent of police, Dumfries. — Bow- street, August 12. The Horse advertised in the' Police Gazette' of the 29 th ultimo, as stolen or strayed from Pembroke Dock, in the county of Pembroke, has, in addition to the description given of it, spots on the shoulder like marks of shots. A Man, about 23 years of age, rather short, slight made, and pale, is suspected of stealing the same; he was respectably dressed in a dark riding coat, and corded trousers. It is supposed tbe said Horse has been taken by way of Gloucester or Bristol ( unlesssold on the road), or probably Aberystwifch or Swansea. A Horse of similar description was seen on the road to Nar- berth, early on the day it was stolen.— Information to be given to the owner, Mr. William Robertson, Pembroke Dock.— Bern- street, August 12. Stolen, from Earl Soham Fair, on the night of the 24th ultimo, a large Light- coloured Geiding Ass, has a dark spot on one side caused by the saddle, blistered on one of the fore legs, and the hair chafed off both fore fetlocks. Supposed by Some Persons, from Colchester or Norwich, who were at the Fair with dog- carts.— Information to be given to P. C. George Edwards, Police- station, Stradbrook, Suffolk. — Bow- street, August 12. Found at Bishopstoke, Hants, supposed to be stolen, a Black Horse Pony, 12 hands 3 inches high, long mane and tail, a small white streak down the nose, branded ' C. H.' on the saddle- mark, has a bone spavin on the off fore leg, one shoe off and has been hardly ridden.— Information to be given to S. R. Everett, superintendent, Hants Constabulary, Winchester.— Bow- street, August 10. The two aged Mares, found straying at Sherfield- upon- Loddon, in the county of Hants, on the 19th of June last, and advertised in the Police Gazette" of the 5 th of July, have been found and restored to their owa. vts-— Bow- street, August 10. Stolen or strayed, out of a Meadow at Walsall, the pro- perty of Mr. Evan Evans, horse- dealer, on the night of the 29th ultimo, a Light Grey half- bred Mare, 4 years old, switch tail, has three straight hair- marks on the offside of the neck, and has a small lump on the back under the saddle about the size of a small egg, with the hair rubbed off it.— If stolen, any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehen- sion and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall be hand- somely rewarded; if strayed, any pqsob rearing ft? grid 230 POLICE GAZETTE: Ait gust 12: Mare to William Price, County Police- station, Rushall, near Walsall, to whom information is to be given, shall have all reasonable expenses paid.— Bow- street, August 10. Found straying ( supposed to have been stolen), near Lichfield, on the 3ist ultimo, a Light Strawberry Grey Nag Mare, with, switch tail.— Any person paying the expenses can have bar, by applying to the Chief Superintendent of police, Lichfield, upon giving a satisfactory account of the same.— Bow • street, Angus', 9. Stolen, between 1 and 2 p. m. of the 6 th instant, from a IField at Maidstone, the property of Mr. William Chittenden. Store- street, Maidstone, a Grey Mare, between 13 and 14 hands high, ag'jd, has a sore on tbe back, switch tail, and broken- windp. a. By a Man, 21 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark eyes, dark curly hair and whiskers ; dressed in a black cut,- off coat, with pockets at the sides, dark green trou- sers, p'. ain vest, silk hat, and Wellington boots.— Metropolitan Police, J5, Division, August 9. Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Longnor, on the night t> f the 4th instant, or early the following morning, a Black Mare, about 14 hands high, 5 years old, with a long bushy tail. Also, a very handsome Black Mare Pony, about 10 hands high, and 5 years old.— If stolen, a Reward of Two Guineas will be paid to any person giving such information as will load to the conviction of the offender or offenders; if strayed, a handsome Reward and all reasonable expenses will be paid, on application co Charles Everall, of Longnor, near Church Stretton. I/ nfomiation to be given to Charles Lewis, superintendent of county constabulary, Church Stret- ton, or to Wm. Baxter, police- constable, Dorrington.— Bow- street, August 9. _ Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Cockermouth, in the parish of Brigham, in the county of Cumberland, on or about the 23rd ultimo, two Irish Heifers, one a Light Red, with the horns turned a little over the forehead, the other nearly Black, with a white stripe on the back, white under the belly, and horns turne. u up ; both in good condition.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offander or offenders, shall receive £ 2 Re- said : the Mare is aged, with switch tail, dappled, and half- bred.— Whoever will give such information as shall les » d to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offender?, shall, on such conviction, receive a Reward of £ 5, on appli- cation to Richard Roe, police- officer, Burton upon- Trent, or to Mr. Thomas Hanson, Anslow, near Burton- upon- Trent.— Bow- street, Auqust 7. Stolen or strayed, on the 30th ultimo, from a Field at Bickerstaffe, a Light Bay Horse, low in condition, stands 15 or 16 hands high, aged.— If stolen, a Reward of 10s. will be paid to any person or persons giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, detective department, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool; if strayed, any person having found the same, and will bring it to the Central Police- office, High street, opposite the Town- hall, shall receive the above Eeward, Bow- stree 1, August 6. LAROENY AND BMBHS£% S. EMBSfT. JOHN GILLIES and GEORGE GILLIES, advertised io the ' Police Gazette' of the 3rd instant, as having absconded from Sheffield, on the 31st ultimo, stealing and taking a quan- tity of drapery Goods and Money, the property of their master, have been apprehended and committed to take their trials at the Sheffield Sessions.— Bow- street, Auqust 12. Absconded, on the 19th ultimo, EDWIN TURNER, watchmaker, residing in Dumfries in the county of Dumfries taking with him four or five silver Watches, belonging to parties from whom he obtained them to repair : one of them is a small silver verge Watch, maker's name and No. not yet ascertained, has attached a solid silver Guard, formed with links ; another is a patent lever silver" Watch, makers' names ' M'Kay and Chisholm, Edinburgh, No. 9757 ; no description of the others has yet been obtained. TURNER has often expressed a wish to go to America, and it is supposed that he gone to some port for the purpose of emigrating, but he will in all likelihood dispose of the Watches before doing so ward, on application to Mr. F. Hutchinson, butcher, Cocker- 1 Is B native of Marlboro'", Wilts, 35 years of age, 5 feet 9 inches mouth. Information to be given to R. Brown, chief consta rudd cotDpieXion, fair or light brown hair, sandy whiskers 3 - Derwent Vivmion.- Bowstreet, August 9. blue eyeSi and fair eyebr0ws; dressed in a black cloth sur- _ , , ,.,./. .. ... . tout, black cloth trousers, drab gaiters, and black hat: was . Stolen or strayed, on the 3rd instant, from a Field in the about seventeen years in the 3rd Dragoons, and was discharged parish of Thorney, Cambridgeshire, two Steers, of a Pied- red abont two years ag0 . isnmch addicted to drink, and when in colour one rather more red than the other, with a piece of that state Btammers greatiy in his speech.- Iriform- ition to hair clipped off the right side of the rump, and m good con-'- • - • - • dition.— Information to be given to T. Stocking, inspector of police, Whittlesea, or to James Chambers, police- constable, Thorney.— Bow- street, Auqust 9. be given to John Jones, superintendent of police, Dumfries. • Bow- street, August 10. Absconded on the 30th ultimo, from No. 7, Clement's Inn, Embezzling various sums of Money, a Man, 50 years of age, 5 Found straying, at Oldbury, in the county of Worcester I feet 8 inches high, light complexion and hair, whiskers turn supposed to be stolen), a Dark- brown half- bred Horse, aged, ing grey, grey eyes, and has a large wart on the right cheek ; ' 14$ hands high, switch tail, a small white spot on the forehead, dressed in a blue frock coat, black vest, and check trousers.- two saddle- marks, and the shoulders marked from the use of [ Metropolitan Police, F Division, August 7. the collar.— Information to be given to E. Walden, Police- station, Oldbury, or M. Overend, superintendent of police, ] Halesowen.— Bow- street, August 9. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the ^ st instant, from a Field in the parish of Kingswinford, in the county of Stafford, a Dark Bay Horse, about 14 hands high, has a saddle- mark on the back, short tail, and stout in bone.— If strayed, all ex- penses will be paid.— Information to be given to Inspector T. Casey, Constabulary Office, Brierly Hill.— Bow- street, August 9. FELONIES not otherwise described. Absconded, on the °. nd instant, from the parish of Gyf- fylliog, in the county of Denbigh, charged, with others now in custody, with violently assaulting and committing a Rape upon Judith Durcan, EVAN JONES, alias LLETTY RYS LEI, farm- labourer, about 30 years of age, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, dark complexion, black hair, inclined to curl, little or no Stolen or strayed, from Lee Hill, in the parish of Yard- 1 whiskers, high cheek bones, round- shouldered, in- knee'd, and ley, on the night of the 4th instant, the property of John very awkward gait; dressed in a brown velveteen shooting Hemming, a Mouse- coloured Horse Pony, rather mottled coat, cord trousers, strong laced boofs and black hat, or red aged, has brown broken knees, toad- eyed, knuckles over in woollen cap with peak.— Information to be given to the Chief the hind fetlocks, full mane, docked tail, about 12 hands high ] Constable, Rural Police- office, Ruthin, or to Wm. Thomas, P. C. No. 20, Llanfair Dyfieyn Clwyd, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, August 9. and is good in harness.— If stolen, £ 1 Reward will be paid by Mr. Hemming, to any person giving such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on conviction ; all reasonable expenses will be paid to any person restoring the said Pony.— Information to be. » * » m- n- n. given to P. C. Richard Edwards, Yardley, or to Superintend- FRAUDS AND AGG1AVATBB cnt George Graham, County Police- station, Kingsheath, Wor- MISDEMEANOURS, cestershire. Bow- street, August 8. Absconded, charged with obtaining Goods under false Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 5 th instant, from pretences, a Man between 40 and 45 years of age, 5 feet 10 a Field at Prescot, a Bright Bay Horse, with white star on the inches high, no whiskers, and carries his head forward when forehead, 15$ hands high, 6 years old, and black legs.— If | walking, dressed in a shabby black dress coat, stolen, whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 2 Reward, on application at the Office of the Commissioner of Police, detective department, High- street, opposite the Town- hall, Liverpool. ™ 2fcw- sfratf, August 7, or a blouse dark trousers, and generally wears old shoes.— Metropolitan Police, N Division, August 12. Obtained, under false pretences, on the 8th instant, from the Servaut at 39, London- street, Fitzroy- square, a Picture, subject a white horse ; and a Sketch by W. Etty, R. A., on Stolen or Btrayed, on the night of the 21st ultimo, from a] a stretching- frame. By a Man, about 5 feet 5 inches high, Field in the parish of Moreton Pinkney, a Black Horse Pony, fair complexion, little or no whiskers, and stout built; dressed aged, 13 hands high, with long tail, broken- winded, and has in a frock coat, white trousers, and hat with band.— Metropo• the letter ' B.' branded on the near ribbs and on the off thigh: j litan Police, E Division, August 12. the property of Mr. John Coleman, farmer.— Information to | be given to the Chief Constable, Northampton, or to J. Sy- mington, inspector of police, Brackley, Northamptonshire.- Bow- street, August 7. Obtained under false pretences, from Mr. Wilkins, chemist, I High- street, Clapham, about 4 p. m. of the 7th instant, five silver- mounted Scent- bottles, and a Box of seidlitz Powders. By a Man, about 25 years of sge, 5 feet 9 inches high, has Stolen, between the hours of 1 and 2 on the morning of dark eyes, black hair, and black whiskers ; dressed in a black the 6th instant, from a Stable at Ickleford, near Hitchin, shooting- ooat, trousers, and hat.— Metropolitan Police, V Oioi- Herts, a Light Bay Cart Mare, 7 years old, 15 hands high, | sion, Auqust 9. star on the forehead, has tender feet, is rather lame on the 30 years of age, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, brown com- plexion, like a gipsy, dark hair, high cheek- bones, and stout- nuiit; dressed in a dirty round frock, light- coloured valtn; ia vest with small flowers in it, cord trousers, low- crowned b aik hat rather wide in the brim. The above two Men were hand- cuff d together, and one of them left his boots behind him ; his feet are supposed to be much torn with brambles, and both their wrists were very sore from the handcuffs. This Man i'so travels in the above countiea, and sleeps under a tent. His Female pretends to be in the family- way, and states she expects to be confined every day, which is not the case. The y took with them a staff and a pair of handcuffs marked' E. S. C., No. 22,' also a pistol, maker ' Southall, London.' The third Man, who assisted them to escape, is supposed to be the worn; n Cockman's brother ; he is about 30 years of ago. about 5 fee ft 8 or 9 inches high, light complexion, rather light hair, and small light whiskers ; dressed in a flannel jacket, dark cotft trousers, straw or chip hat, and of rather decent appeSfanfcei 4 quantity of property was found in the cwt which was takffi by the officers, consisting of a Small- sized gold Thimble, routfi the rim of which, in old English charadtefs, was ' M. G. Brown- low 5' two Pins of Jet, attached to a chain, for a lady's shawl 5 two Pins, of Berlin ware, attaohed to a chain for a lady S shawl ; a quantity of green Tea, cotton Prints, and Shirting ; new white Guernsey Frock, some Tobacco, three pair of large Scissars, one for clipping horses ; six Razors, a bag full of Pills, ' The Scotsman' newspaper, of June 5, 1850, the address cut out, but having the post- mark ' Homerton' on it; a Supple- ment to the ' Times ' of August 4th, 1840, with an advertise- ment cut out ; a quantity of Fishing- tackle j about 300 or 400 Fish- hooks, of different sizes; a quantity of Note- paper and Envelopes j a new Shoe- brush, marked ' Is. ;' and a variety of other property, supposed to be the produce of some robbe J in the west part of Sussex, or the counties Of tef and Kent. — All reasonable expenses will be paid on their apprenSn& ieru Information to be given to Inspector Flanagan, Eist Suss* x constabulary, Cuckfisld, Sussex, who ho'ds a warrant for th' r •• pprehension ; to Captain S. Bolton, superintendent of polic. , Uckfield; or at the Chief Constable's- offics, Lewes.— Bow- stree , August 12. A Person, of the following description, is at present in custody in Dumfries Prison, on a charge of obtaining Money and Goods by false pretences, and it is strongly suspected he has committed offences elsewhere or has been convicted of such offences : THOMAS KERR, junior, states he is a com- mercial traveller on commission, for the firm of Messrs. Diss Moreli, wine growers in Cadiz, has been brought up to the drapery business, and is a native of the stewartry of Kirkcud- bright : is about 25 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, stout made, oval face, fresh complexion, dark- brown hair, dark- brown busby whiskers, meeting under the chin, dark ey< - brows, has an eruption or sore on bis chin, and is of go d address. It has been ascertained that he has been convict d ot Embezzlement in Liverpool, and sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment.— Information to be given to John Jones, su- perintendent of police, Dumfries.— Bow- street, Auqust 12. A Man who gave the name of JOHN SMITH ( which is fictitious), better known as SPALDING JACK, stands con - mitted to Kirton- in- Lindsey House of Correction, to take his trial in October next, charged with breaking into the mill of Mr. George Gurnell, miller and farmer, of Hibaldstow, lil tlQ county of Lincoln, cn the morning of the 7th instant, fisfll stealing a Sack. He is about 40 years of age, 5 feet 6$ inches high, lias grey eyes, thin dark brown hair, broad features, swarthy complexion, very small whiskers, has the word ' Bos- ton ' and the union jack upon the left arm, a brig in full sail, a man and woman, ' A. D.' and ' M. D.' on the right arm, and a very great quantity of black upon his breast; dressed in an old velveteen shooting- coat, pockets much torn, old fustian trousers, lengthened at the bottoms with old fustian, an old drab cloth waistcoat, very much patched, with a row of pearl buttons down each side, and five pearl buttons on each of the pockets, Wellington boots, and black hat. It is supposed ho has committed offences elsewhere.— Information to be given to Rio ardPotton, superintendent- coDstable, Brigg.— Bow- street, Auqust 9. Absconded, on the 26th ultimo, from Portsmouth, charged with Felony, WILLIAM BUFTON, a soap- boiler : he is about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, between 30 and 40 years of age rather stout- made, has a very peculiar look with his eyes, and a swaggering or rolling walk ; dressed in a blue coat, rounded at the skirts, corduroy or fustian trousers, and black hat. He is of low, drunken habits ; ho applied, last week, for work at Messrs. Wiikie and Somes', Spitalfields ; Messrs. Paten and Char es', Wapping ; and Rowo and Co.' s, Brentford ; but was unable to obtain it; and he is no doubt lurking about those neighbourhoods.— Any person apprehending the said offender, shall have all reasonable expenses paid, on application to Wro. Leggatt, superintendent of police, Portsmouth, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, Augwt 9. Description of a young Man, who gives his name JOHN JONES, a native of Glamorganshire, South Wales, who stands committed to the County Gaol, Carnarvonshire, for twenty- one days as a Vagrant: he is about 18 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, by trade a moulder, light complexion, blue eyes, face pockmarked, and has no whiskers ; dressed in a brown cloth cap, with peak, moleskin jacket and vest, corduroy trousers, and old shoes : all very dirty. It is supposed he has com- mitted offences elsewhere.— Information to be given to P. C. Rt es Davies, Llandegar, near Bangor, Carnarvonshire.— Bou- street, August 8. MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATIONS. near fore leg, and in good condition : the property of Mr. Prianett, of Ickleford.— A Reward will be paid on the appre - hension and conviction of the offender or offenders and re- covery of the said Mare, on application to Mr. Prinnett, thel About 9 a. m. on the lst instant, as police- constable Wm. owner, or at the Police- station, Hitchin, Herts.— Bow- street, Pocock of the East Sussez Constabulary, was conveying two August 7. Prisoners in a cart from Worth to Cuckfield, in the county of A Bay Colt was stolen on the night of the 23rd ultimo, the Sussex, charged with Felony, a third Man came behind the property of Mr. I. King, of Croxton, near St. Neot's, Hunting- ° frt> when tbe two prisoners, who were handcuffed together in don, and was sold at Reading fair, by two Men ( supposed to the 8elz « d the ° ™ ° ® r f. le° B> and thre, Y h ™ out The be the thieves), to a Mr. James Wells, a horse- dealer in whose three ., Men, the? attacked him most savagely when on the possession the Colt was found, at Smithfield Market, and who 8ro, u, nd.' and ° Jut hls he, ad„° Pen m* hrc « Plaoe5 5 , and con- is held to bail, on his own recognizance, to appear at the Guild- Btable 1BJ?°* dangerously ill from the effects of their ill- treat- hall Police- court, London, on the 10th instant. The Colt is rneat H? fired atmtlcIr>; but 1S u, nable rt0„ eay whether he hit in the care of P. C. 26, George Trew. Description of the above • JfMfti » T,? An| 0e moiv 6 descnPtlon : two Men: one about 30 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, dark WILLIAM BROOKS, alias GIPSY about 26 years of age, hair and complexion; dressed as a horse- dealer, andwears a about 5 feet 7 inches high, thm face, dark complexion straight low- crowned hat; the other about 26 years old, 5 feet 6 inches blaok hair\, h^ h cheek- bones, the lower part of his face falls high, has the appearance of a gipsy horse- dealer, and was seen ! n ? 2reat deal >, dressed m an old brown velveteen shooting at long Cromiah Fair, Berkshire, on the 2nd instant. They suPPosed cold trousers, black bil y- cock hat, lace- up are in the habit of attending fairs and markets, and can be half b?° ts' and baB a PPsy loo, k ; travels wltl? a ho ™ e and identified. — Information to be given at the Reserve- office, oart> without a tilt, and touts about the counties of Sussex Bow- lane S: ation, Unioa.- Bow- street, Auqust 7. s. urrey> ¥> d K(; nt- His horse and cart are now in the posses- sion of the police. His female s name is BET COCKMAN. On the night of the 5th instant, or early the following alias OLIVER ; she is about 30 years of age, 5 feet 3$ inches morning, a Bay Horse was stolen out of a Field in the Town- high has fair complexion, light hair, and blue eyes: she has a ehip of Anslow, in the parish of Rolleston, the property of child with her, abont 16 months old : she is committed, under Thomas Hanson : the above Horse is aged, with white streak the Vagrant Act, for fourteen days, and will be out of Lawes down the face, a white nose, a white spot on the shoulder, House of Correction on the 16th instant: in her possession stifle on off side, long black tail, and is useful as a saddle and was found a green and white striped silk Purse, containing draught horse. Also, stolen at the same time and place, a seven Sovereigns. The other Man's name is GEORGE HAM- Brown Mare, the property of Joseph Bates, of Anslow afore- 1 MOND, alias ISAACS, alias JOHN HALLETT; he is about Two Men, who gave the names of THOMAS DEVAN and STEPHEN POWER, are remanded until the 12th inst., charged with Picking Pockets at Southampton ; the following property was found in their possession, viz.: a large double- cased old- fashioned silver Watch, maker's name ' C. Johnson, London, No. 24,103,' and has the letters ' C. T.' inside the case ; a steel Curb- chain ; a gold Brooch, with brown hair in it; a gold Ring, with the figure of a dragon mounted ; fourteen Sovereigns ; and a single- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Ilunliker, a Paris, No. 927 ' and has the letters ' N. J.' and 1 C. H.' inside the case. DEVAN is 24 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, dark complexion, brown hair, and no whiskers; dressed in black cloth coat and trousers, black silk waistcoat, blue silk neckerchief, and fancy coloured shirt: he is a native of Leicester. POWER is 14 years of age, light complexion, much sun- freckled, and light- brown hair ; dreSsed in a black cloth frock coat, tan- coloured trousers, and silk hat: supposed to be from Bristol.— Information to be given to J. T. Enright, inspector of police, Southampton.— Bow street, Auqust 8. Description of a Man, who gave the name of ROBERT CLARK, and who is remanded until the 12th instant, at Biggleswade, charged on suspicion of stealing 24| lbs. of Horse- hair ( manes and tails.) He is about 38 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, has dark hair and complexion, and large whis- kers, meeting under the chin ; dressed in ankle shoes, wi h top boot leggings, white cotton stockings, corded breechep, double- breasted black cloth waistcoat, blue plaid jacket, hf. iiy cap with peak, and cotton check neckerchief.— Information to be given to Edwin Blunden, superintendent of police, Biggles- wiiuu,-— Bow* ilreet1 August 8. August 12. POLICE GAZETTE, 131 A Man his been apprehended at Hastings, and is . under remand, ou suspicion of stealing a Copper, ot about eighteen or twenty gallons, which he had broken and destroyed, and was offering for sale. He gave the name JOHN WOOD, and is a native of Battle. The said Copper has not been used lately, and appears to have been taken from the brickwork some time, as tbe marks of the mortar are nearly obliterated. The Man is remanded till the 8th instant.— Information to be given to J. Campbell, inspector of police, Hastings.— Bow- street, August 7. 7SOFIRTT FOUIRI BT POUOS QFFX6XS& S. Found in the possession of a Female, at the Police- sta- tion in Bow- street. on the 8th instant, an « ngraved engine- ' tUrned gold Pencil- case, set with a bloodstone, supposed to have been stolen.— Information to be given at the said Police- station.— Bow- street, August 10. On the 20th ultimo, a pereon who goes by the name of SPALDING JACK, alias JOHN SMITH, who is now in the Kirton House of Correction, charged with breakirg into a Mill at Ilibaldstow, in the c unty of Lirco'n, sold a pair of strong Half- boots at Barton upon Humber; they are in an unfinished state, one of them having the laB*-. in it and the sole not sowed on, the other has very large nails in the heel, with the letter * W.' on the heads ; they have no di ubt been stolen from some shoemaker's shop. He stated that he had several more pairs a few miles off, and he then had a pair of new strong half- boots on his feet. They are now in the pos- sesion of Superintendent Batty, Police- station, Barton- upon- Humber. to whom information may be given.— Bow- street. Auqust 10, fo k, ditto; and an Egg- spoon, not silver. A crest on the tide of the Salt?, snd one en the S?. lt- ppoons, a wheat- shi af.— Information to be given to E. Harford, superintendent of police, Tiverton. Devon.— Bow etrcet, August 12. Stolen, between 6 and 7 p. m. of the 7 h instant, from the House ol Mrs. Mary Store, Hampton Wick, three old- fat I ioned silver Tea- spoons, two of them marked ' A. S.;' two do. Table spoons, crest a griffin ; a silver Watch, maker ' Payee, Bond- street,' and a sold Ring, set with turquoise. By the female Servant, an Irish woman, 35 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches h'gh, dark, and has a large mole on the chin ; dressed in a white straw bonnet, trimmed with blue ribbons, black gown, snd black silk visite.— Metropolitan. Police, V Division, August 9. Los4, or stolen, but supposed to have been sto'en, about 2 o'clock en the af'ternoOft of the 5th instant, at the Railway- station in New Bailey- street, Salford, of between that p'ace arid Pris on, a light- brown embroidered Pooket- hook, con- taining Papers, with the addresses of different parties there- on, a*? d the following Bank of England Notes viz.: 22nd January. 1850, 0 Y, 173? 4, £ 20 ; same date, 17375, ,£ 20; 18th Jan, 1P50, C R 52771, £ 10; same date, 82772, £ 10; same date, 52773. £ 10 ; 29th January. 1849, B N, 37024. £ 5 ; md three 15th January, C Q, 05094 0- 5990, 05482, £ 5 eaoh : with other Notes, making a total of £ 110 payment of which is stopped.— Information to be given to Richard Beswick, chief superintendent of police, detective department, Town- hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, August 9. PROPERTY S. TOMOT. Stolen, between 9 and 10 a. m. of the 8th instant, from Russell Cottage, Mornington- road, a silver Fork, two silver Tea- spoons, a ditto Table- spoon, five plated Tea- spoons, three plated Forks, and five small plated Forks, some marked ' J. E. M.'— Metropolitan PoVce, S Divis: on, August 12. Stolen, during the night of the 5th instant, from the Schooner ' Guillelmo.' of Jersey, lying at Westways, Bermond- sey, a gold Watch, old- fashioned, with common case, number not known ; and a Chronometer, by ' Poole. No. 1307,' rnse- wood case, ' John Poole, chronometer- maker to the Admiralty,' on the dia1, and ' J. Poole, 1, Upper East Snajthfield, and Commercial- road,' on the outside case.— Metropolitan Police, Thames Division, Avgus'.\% The No. of the small gold Watch, stolen from the ' Cla- rence Hotel,' Brighton, on the 8th instant, is ' 26980 '— In- formation to be given to the Chief Officer of Police, Brighton. •— Bow street Auqust 12. Stolen from a Machine, at Elson, near Ellesmere, on the night of the 6th instant, 5 Brasses, nearly new.— Information to be given to Joshua Cumpstone, Ellesmere, Salop.— Bow- street, August 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from Pleasant- row, Spitalfields, a spring Cart, wiih two bearing springs and a cross spring, has the name of ' Francis Crossley, soap- maker, 8, Old Mon- tague- street, Whitecbapel,' painted on it, the body green, and wheels red.— Metropolitan Polite, H Division, August 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from No. 8, Camden- terrace West, a double- cased silver Watch, maker's name ' Miller, Geneva,' with gold brequet Chain attached.— Metropolitan Po- lice, S Division, August 12. Absconded from No. 148, Oxford- street, about half- past 9 a. m. of ihe 7lh instant, stealing seven Sovereigns, and twenty pair of women's Shoes, the property of Mr. Marsh, his em- ployer,— the Errand- boy, 17 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, florid complexion, and stout; dressed in a grey tweed coat, brown trousers, black hat, and lace- up boots.— Metropslitaii Police, JJ Division, August 9. Stolen, between 12 and 9 p. m. of the 8th instant, from No. 15, High- street, Lambetb, the property of Mr. Heard, a lodger, a silver lever Watch, capped and jewelled, silver face, gold figures, and seconds, maker's name 1 Ganthony, Cheap- side, No. 118.' with a silver Guard- chain attached ; and 6s. in silver. The above articles were contained in a deal Box, six inches long, by three wide.— Metropolitan Police, Divisicn, August 9. Stolen, some time between the 31st ultimo, and the 6th instant, fr m the Workshop of Mr. Busbridge, Charlotte row, Sutherland- fqua. ro, Walworth, a Plough, a Filaster, a-' d a Saw, marked ' Busbridge ;' a 6- inch Square, marked ' F. B.;' a Stock, two Chisels, a Gouge a Templet, and a Mortice- gouge, not marked.— Metropolitan Police, J? Division, August 9. Sto'en. on the 5th instant, from No. 4, New Inn, B'er- mond6ey, 20s. in silver, and an old- fashioned open- fa- ced silver Watch, maker ' Moore, No. 9073.'- Metropolian Fdiet, Gr Division, A i'gust 8. Stolen, some time since the 30th ultimo, from No,- 26- T vistcck- plaoc, a pccket Case of surgical Instruments, < suti sisting of Forceps, Lancets, Probes, and Scissors ; and three* Bistouries, maker ' Coxetor,' and marked ' W. W.' on the' handles.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, August 7. Stolen, on the 6th instant, from the House of Mr. Robin- son King's- road, Clapham, a silver Tea- pot; a ditto Gravy- spcoD, crest a stag's head ; a ditto Milk- pot, plain ; acd a p'a'. eet Cruel- stand.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, August 7. Stolen, from a Lodging- house in Coleford, on the night of the 31st. ultimo, a double- cised hunting Watch, with cannon pinioa through the cap and of o'd fashioned make. Supposed by a travelling shoemaker, about 5 feet 6 inches high, with dark hair, and no whiskers ; dressed in a black cut- cff coat, white moleskin trousers, and Wellington boots, which bavo been newly fronted.— Information to be given to Superint. cn* ilcnt Griffin, Constabulary Station, Coleford, or to either of tho Police in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.— Bow- street, Ait- quet 1. Stolen, on or about the lst instant, from the Roof of tbo Parish- church of Ratwiff- on- Soar, in the eocnty of Netting- ham, about 3 cwt. of sheet L ad, in three pieces, eaoh about 3 yards long, and 1 wide ; the property of the Churehw3rdcns of the said parish. Supposed to have been conveyed away ou the Soar navigation.— Information to be given to Inspector Burrows. Ruddington, near Nottingham, or to P. C. Cook, Sutton Bonicgton Station, near Loughjboro'. Boa- street, August 7. Stolen, on the 3rd instant from the House of Mrs. Shearman, London- road, Upper Mitoham, two oI< i silver Tea- spoons, initials ' E. E. S. ;' and a f> erman silver ditto.—> Jietropo- litan Police, P Division, August 7. Absconded from the Employ of Messrs. Ortelli and Penna- vesa, No. 49, Hatton- garden, stealing: a £ 5 Bank of England Note, dated ' June. 1850,' and has ' D. Ortelli' written on the back ; three Sovereigns ; 15s. in silver ; a Bank- book ; and several Bills of Exchange :— the Packer. 22 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair complexion, light hair and whiskers and had on black trouoer,-.— Me ropolitan Police, G Division, Au - gust 9. Stolen, from Dunham Hill, near Chester, on the lst in- stant, a brown taglioni Coat, with three pockets, lined with light plaid, has a hole burnt on the right hand sleeve, and is made wi. h a slit up the back part of the skirt.— Information to be given to — M'Dermott, special high constable, Tarpor- ley, or to James Lockitt, constable, Dunham Hill, near Chester.— Bm- street, August 9. Stolen, cn the 6th instant, from No. 25, Glengall- grove' Old Kent- road, three silver Table- spoons, and two ditto des- sert ditto, marked ' J. A. C.'— Metropolitan Police, P Division, Auqust 7. Stolen, on the Csh instant, from No. 20. Chalcott- villas, Adelaide- road, four Ter- spoons, two Dessert- forks, and a Dinner fork, all silver, and marked ' M. M. F.;' a silver Des- sert fork, marked ' B. H. F. ;' a silver Butter- knife ; and a sil- ver Top of Mustard- pot.— Metropolitan Police, S Dktsun, Auqust 7. Stolen, on the night of the 4th instant, from the fipu' 0 of Mrs. Dilley, Woolwich- common, two silver Fruit- knives; a gold pearl Ring ; a plain gold Ring ; a silver Nutmeg- grater ; a gold Seal, set with amethyst, crest a hand ; an old- fashioned cornelian Broooh ; a piece of Cambric ; two silver Thimbles ; a glass Smelling bottle, with gold top ; and a eilver Pencil- case. Supposed by a Girl, about 11 years of age ; dressed in a striped frcck, dark cotton pinafore, and black straw bonnet, trimmed with red ribbon.— Metropolitan Police, H Division, August 7. Stolen, on the night of the 4th instant, from 9, Princes- street. Leicester square, twelve silver Tea- spoons, fiddle- pat- terned ; five ditto ditto ditto, marked ' C.;' six ditto table ditto ; two ditto dinner Forks ; four ditto Salt- spoons ; a do. butter Knife ; two ditto Saltcellars, gilt inside ; and a ditto pint Mug, engraved on tbe side a view of a whale fishery.—• Metropolitan Police, C Division, August 6. Stolen, on the 9th inst., from No. 2, Gt. Coram- street, a silver gilt Watch, maker's name ' George Bishop;' a pair of silver Sugir- tongs, marked ' R. A. II.; a silver Salt- spoon, marked ' D. ;' a silver top of Pepper- castor ; and an ivory Opera- glass.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, August 12. Stolen, on the 9th instant, from No. 44, Vincent- square, an emerald Pin, a garnet ditto, and a bead Pincushion. By a Man about 28 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, pale com- plexion. and dressed in a dark coat, check trousers, and black hat.— Metropolitan FolicB Division, August 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, from 9, Stepney- green, a £ 5 Bank of England Note, dated ' lst July ;* a silver Dessert- spoons, marked ' E. S.;' a boxwood Flute, with three silver keys ; and 13s. 4d. in silver.— Metropolitan Pilics, K Division, August 12. Absconded on the 3rd inst., from No. 41, Russell- sqnare, stealing the following articles: two dozen silver Table spoons, two ditto ditto dessert ditto, three ditto ditto tea ditto, and four ditto ditto Dinner- forks, all crest a Lion's head rising out of a coronet; a Bracelet, forming a serpent, in blue enamel, the head and eyes formed with diamonds; and a Bracelet, forming both a brooch and a bracelet, with about ten dia- monds in the centre,— a Man, 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, pale face, high cheek- bones, tbe lower part of cheek rather sunken, and dark hair, inclined to curl, and on one side quite bushy ; dressed) in a black coat, dark trousers, and black vest and hat.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, August 12. Stolen, on the 8th instant, between 4 and 8 p. m., from a Bedroom at the ' Royal Oak ' Hotel, Keswick, Cumberland, a gold open- faced Watch, with gold dial, engraved case, detached lever escapement, names ' Barraud and Lund, No. 2/ 5290 ;' a lady's gold Guard- chain ; a shorter ditto, to which w is at- tached a gold Seal, set with a white cornelian stone, engraved ' Clara,' and a gold Key,— all contained in a purple morocco Case.— Whoever will give such information as may lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and recovery of the Watch. & c. shall receive £ 5 Reward. Infor- mation to be given to John Brown, chief constable of the Derwent Division, Cumberland, or to Isaac Bird, police- officer, Keswick, Cumberland.— Bow- street, Auqust 12. Further particulars respecting the Lead stolen from the roof of the parish Church of Ratcliffe- on- Sour, advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of 8th instant: it will probably contain some foot- marks and initials, which are commonly found on the roofs of country churches.— A Reward of £ 5 will be p ad to any person giving such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviotion of the offender or offenders, on application to the Churchwardens of the said parish. Infor- mation to be given to Inspector Burrows, Ruddington, near Nottingham, or to P. C. No. 1, Cook, Sutton Bonington Station, near Loughborough.— Bow- street, Angust 12. Stolen, from Mrs. Talley's, Gold street, Tiverton, Devon, between the hours of 12 and 3 am., on the 10th instant, six Table- spoons, marked ' R. T.;' six tea ditto, not marked ; two dessert ditto, marked ' R. T.;' two salt ditto, marked ' N. T. two Salts- stands, marked ' M. T.' on the bottom of the foot; Cream- ladle, not marked; a Mustard- spoon, ditto; a Table- Stolen, from the Clarence Hotel, Brighton, about 7 o'clock on the morning of the 8th instant, a small gold Watch, with gold figures and black hands, maker's name ' Bracebridge Black Lion- street, Clerkenwell.' and a black brsid Guard, with gold clasp ; also, a thick gold Watch, made by a person in Cornhill, London, name not known, with black figures and gold hands, and gold curb Guard. By a Man, about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, fair complexion, ab( u>, 34 or 35 years of age, rather bald on the heid ; dressed in a long dark brown coat and black hat. Information ' o be given to the Chief Officer of Police, Town Hall, Brighton.— Bow street, August Stolen, from a nailmoker's Shop, in Congleton, on the night of the 7th instant, or early the following morning, abou fiCOO fourpenny or li- inch Sprigs, 2000 three- penny" or 1J- inch ditto, 20 ! b?. of large and middle Sparrow- bills two Hammer- heads, and a Nail- bag, marked ' G. F. C.' By a Man a nail- mafier, who had been working there : bo is about 40 years of ago, 5 feet 6 or 7 inchcs high, sat dy hair ( rather curly), and small sandy whiskers rather sallow complexion, wide mouth, full featured, and stoops a little ; had on black cloth dress coat, black trousers much burned in front, a dirty light- coloured vest, black cloth cap. and Wellington boots, with a patch on the right foot - Information to be given to William Brookes, superintendent of police, Congleton — Bow- street, August 9. Stolen, from the House of Mrs. Arthur, in the Polygon Southampton, a gold Ring, set with turquoise ; a gold Brooch in the form of a flower, set with rubies and pearls ; a gold Ring, to which are suspended a gold Pencil- case, a gold Key and Seal, with the initials ' F. S. H. G.:' two silver Pencil cases ; and several silver Thimbles.— Information to be given at the Police- station, Southampton.— Bow- street, August 9. Stolen, on the 6th instant, from the ' Fox' public- house kept by Mr. Redfern, Dale- Btreet, Sheinton, an oak Box, about 16 inches long, 12 wide, and 4 deep, with a r und black edge, containing the following property, viz.: £ 20 in Sovereigns and Half- sovereigns, deposited in a printed cheek bag ; a Cheque upon Smith's Bar k for £ 135 ,- a green retted Purse, set with steel beads, containing four silver Counters ; a browr; netted Purse, with two steel rings, confc- ining an old spade ace Guinea, a 7s. Piece, and a French Doilar ; a Small tin Box. containing Notes of the Bank of Messis. Wright, Moore, and Smith, of Nottingham and some Bank of England Notes ; a £ 50 Bank of England Note ; a Moore's Bank Note for £,^ 0 ; a ditto, £ 30 ; a £ 20, some £ 10 and some i' 5, Nos. unknown ; four Table- spoonB, marked ' J. M. R;' two ditto, ' T. M. H. ;' eight ditto, ' J. S. R.;' a Butter- knife and two pearl- bandied silver Forks, not marked ; four Silt- spoons, marked ' T. M. H.;', two pair of Sugar- bows, one pair marked ' II.,' the other pair 1 J. S. R. ;' six Tea- spoons, marked ' T. M. H. ;' two or three Mustard- spoons, one marked H..' and one ' T. C. E.' or ' H. ;' and six Salt- spoons, marked ' J. S. R.'— Information to be given to Superintendent Francis Parnham, county Police- office, Not- tingham.— Bow- street, August 8. Stolen, on the 5th instant, from No. 7, Gunn- lane, Lime- house, £ 10 in gold, £ 1 9s. in silver, and an orange- coloured silk Handkerchief. By a Man, 30 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches high, has fair complexion, light hair and whiskers; dressed in a blue jacket, green vest, dark striped moleskin trousers, blucher boots, and blue cloth cap.— Metropolitan Po- lice, K Division, August 8, Stolen, on the 3rd instant, from No. 9, Artillery- placo Wes » , St. Luke's, two filver Tea- spoons, marked' J. J. G. ;' a liitto Salt- spoon, same mark ; a ditto Mustard- spoon, and a » ditto Salt- cellar, marked ' J. J. G.,' with crest a Griffin's head j two sir all Forks, a plain Table- spoon, two plated Knife- stands, and a ditto Marrow- spoon.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, August 6. Stolen, on the night of the 2nd instant, from No. 4, GoS-* well- street, a f- plate silver Watch, capped and jewelled ; a silver lever Watch, capped and jewelled, ' No. 4109 ;' a silver horizontal ditto; a ditto diito, ' No. 1027 ;' a ditto ditto, ' No. 1502 ;' a French ditto ; a silver Geneva ditto ; an old- fashioned ditto: three metal Watches, and fifteen silver Guard- chains.- Metropolitan Police, Q Division, August 6. Description of two Men, charged with stealing £ 8 8s. from No. 29, County- terrace, New Kent- road : one 23 years of ige, 5 feet 8 inches high, full face, ruddy complexion, marked with the small- pox, and dressed in a drab moleskin jacket, light brown trousers, end cap with peak; the other 5 feet 8 inches lii^ h, and coughs a great deal.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, Auqust 6. Stolen, on the night of the 4th instant, from No. 3, Augusta- place, Deptford- row, Rotherhithe. six old- fashioned silver Table- spoons two embossed dessert ditto, a child's silver Fork, a silver Milk- jug, and a ditto Tea- scoop.- Metropolitan Police, M Division, August 6. Stolen, on the 4th instint, fr jrn No. 38, Stoke Newington Green four siiver Table- spoons, four ditto tea ditto, two ditto Sauce- ladles, two plated Knife- rests, a plated Flask and Cup, and a silver Gravy- spoon, with strainer ; two large silver Forks, two ditto Egg- spoons, and five small ditto Forks, marked ' C. J. E. S.;' and three Corks, with plated tops. By two Men : one about 5 feet 7 inches high, and dressed in a dark frock coat; the other 5 feet 5 inches high, without coat or jacket, and had on a white apron.-— Metropolitan Police, M Division, August 6. Stolen, from a Gentleman's House in Grange- mount, Birkenhead, on the morning of the 30th ultimo, a gentleman's ,; old lever Watch, n alter s name ' John Fofter, Liverpool, No. 6310,' or ' 35 23,' cream- coloured dial, and steel hinds ; had attached a ma ssive gold Chain, large links, to which was appended a cairngorm Seal on a swivel, ou which was engraved a Talbot as a crest; a silver Tankard, from 9 to 12 inches high, engraved on the lid the hop and barley ear, in a circular wreath, in the centre the crest a Talbot, and ' W. H. F.' in large cypher on the side ; a small engine- turned silver Snuff- box, with the inscription on the lid " Animo a fide,' and crest a Talbot; four silver Teaspoons, some crest ; and a gold Guard- chain. Supposed by two Men: one about 23 years of age, 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high, light complexion, little or no whis- kers, light hair, rather stout, and dressed in an old d irk brown shooting coat, old dirty trousers, old boots, much worn on the outside of the heels, cap with peak, and a red handker- chief on his neck ; the other from 20 to 23 years of ago, 5 feet 6 inches high, light complexion, reddish face, little or no whiskers, and dres- ed in a dark brown cott, buttoned up, dirty dark trousers, dirty old cap, and yellow handkerchief round his neck : both of them of dirty appearance.— A Re- ward of £ 10 will be paid on the apprehension and conviction of the offenders and recovery of the property, on application to J. M'llarg, superintendent of police, Town- hall, Birkenhead. - Bow- street, August 5. 232 POLICE GAZETTE. August 12. WAR OFFICE, August 12, 1850. A LIST AND DESCRIPTION OF FRO ' S SERVICE Jt • OFFICP NO, NAM E. COUPS, PARISH AND COUNTY, TRADE, 59212 59213 59214 59215 59216 59217 59218 59219 59220 59222 59223 59224 59225 59226 59227 " 9228 59229 59230 59231 Samuel Anion Jobn Connors John Duffy ( 2) Thomas Bees Thomas Swift William Reynolds John Tipper Daniel Daily Robert Dryden James Langtry Christopher Jenner James Williams James Johnson John Conley Wm. Johnstone Geo. W. Wright John Lynch Daniel Ringwood | James Wright 30th Foot 30th Foot 30th Foot 41st Foot 47th Foot 48th Foot 63d Foot 91st Foot 91st Foot Birkenhead, Chester Killabinna, Kerry | St. Mary, Westmeath C arnarvon Marfleet, York Wellingboro', Nortn., Whitney, Oxford Culmonull, Ferman. [ Stirling Killopen, Clare stonemason labourer labourer shoemaker labourer labourer labourer labourer farm, servant shoemaker 21* 16 1 25} 18J 19} 224 18} 18 20 19 64 6} 10j 7 8 14 10 EIEB. FACE COAT AND TROUSERS, DATE OF DESEKTN. dk. brn. lt. brn. dk. brn. dk. brn. red lt. brn. lt. Jbrn. dk. brn. dk. brn. brown ( Ik, brn. greS grey hazel blue grey grey b'- ae blue blue frsh. j regimental frsh.| regimental frsbJ regimental dark, regimental frsb. red shell; summer frsh. red shell; summer ' rsh. red shell; summer dark regimental frsb. brown vest; mole, frsb. 1 stable ; blue 12th Lancers 3d Bat. Gren. 2d Bat. Gren. 3d Bat. Gren. lst B. Scots F. lst B. Rifle B. lst B. Rifle B. 2d Foot 3d Foot 12th Foot Lisburn, Antrim Carsbalton, Surrey Pamber, Hants March, Cambridge St. Nicholas, Northu Templearran, Doneg. Marylebone, Middx. Neilalon, Renfrew Mountford, Queen's L. Hadden, Hertford printer labourer labourer bricklayer labourer carpenter clerk calico print, labourer labourer 5 5 5 5 23 15 19 5 22} 5 H S 17} l 5 254| 5 8 ! dk. brn. 8J dk. brn. 8$| dk. brn. dk. brn. brown dk. brn. dark dk. brn. dk. brn. dk. brn 9 8 114 9} 63 6 grey hazel hazel grey I brown grey hazel , blue , blue . hazel 24 July 24 July 24 July 22 July 22 July 17 July 26 July 25 July 10 July 24 July PLACE OP DESERTION. Walmtr Walmer Walmer Cork Cork Weedon Ashton Deal Stirling Hulme MARKS AND REMARKS. deserted off detachment; took bayonet- bolt, plate, & o, scar on back of right hand, took ihe whole of reg, nec, took part of nec. frsh. stable; blue 123 July sail, j regimental; white 21 July frsh.' regimental; white 21 July frsh. 1 regimental; white 120 July frsb. 1 regimental ; white : 29 July frsh.; fustian; light j 25 July frsb.! green shell; summer, 27 July dark shell; summer i 23 July frsh. 1 red sbell; summer 19 July dark red shell; summer !, 23 luly shell jack.; summer blue Dublin London London London London London Canterbury Newry Galway Harwich took part of reg. nec. supposed in plain clothes. took side- belt, and breast- plate. took side- belt and breast- plate. took side- belt, plate, star, and part of reg. nec. intermediately approved, and attested. scar under lower lip ; took sword- belt. took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. , senr back of right calf, scars on finger, right arm, & c, D. ; 2nd des.; took side- belt,. plate, and part of nec. 59532 59233 59234 59235 59236 59237 59238 59239 59240 59241 James M'Glone Forster Taylor James Barns William Clark Stephen Browe Christ. Monaghan William Warwick Moses Pelling Joseph Wright W. H. Hamilton 27 th l oot 8th Hussars 41st Foot 41st Foot 46th Foot 62d Foot 85th Foot 8Hh Foot 85th Foot 90th Foot Donagh, Monaghan Donegal Farnham, Surrey Bishopstown, Heref, Blessington, Wicklow Athy, Kildare St. Margaret, Norfolk Hallinly, Sussex Gibraltar Butminster, Somerset labourer plasterer servant labourer blacksmith labourer labourer labourer labourer 26 15 8 22 5 8 22$ 5 74 21 5 9| 314 5 8$ 5 8 5 64 5 104 5 7 5 6 24 194 20 17} brown lt. brn. dk. brn. I brown brown brown dk. brn, lt. brn. fair brown grey grey blue hazel blue grey hazel hazel igrey blue frsb.| frsh, frsh. frsb. frsb. frsh. sail. fair frsh, frsh. black dark vest; fustian sbell jacket; summer shelljacket; black reg. coatee; summer reg. coatee ; summer white; summer fatigue; summer 20 July 29 July 23 July 23 July 24 July 21 July 24 July 24 July 24 July 24 July Perth 2nd desertion. Brighton forbidding countenance ; sup, in coloured clothes. Leeds scar on middle of left hand ; attested, not approved. Leeds W. C. and heart on left arm; scar on buttock ; attested. Halifax D.; took side- belt, breast- plate, and part of reg. nec. Tullamore 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. Preston scar on upper lip; 2nd desertion ; took belt, plate, & c, Preston took side- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec. Preston 3rd desertion; took part of reg. nec. Manchester took part of reg. nec. .^ 9242 59243 59244 59245 59246 59247 59248 59249 59250 59230 Robert Stewart James Walsh James Joyce James M'Millen James C. Purves William Barclay James Samwell John Owens Joseph Sadler Arthur Sheasby 91st Foot 91st Foot 97th Foot 1st B. Scots F, 11th Hussars 12th Lancers 48th Foot 59th Foot ; 63d Foot j63d Feet Calton, Lanark Castlelyons, Cork Liveipool, Lancaster Kilmainbam, Dublin Coldstream, Berwick St. Ann, Westminster All Saints, Nortbam. Tamlargh, Tyrone Boddington, Glouces. Killingworth, Wark. tailor labourer labourer groom tailor boot- closer labourer labourer bricklayer 194 26} 17} 20^ 22 21} 21} 22} 20} 21 dk. brn. dark brown It. brn. dk. brn. dk. brn. brown dk. brn. dark dk. brn. 5925 i 59252 59253 59254 59255 59256 59257 59258 59262 59263 59264 59265 59266 59267 59268 > 9269 39270 59271 59272 59273 George Evans Patrick Connors James M'lntyre David Norman Thomas Hogan Joseph Fairbrother Edward Patterson James Willis Robert Tagg Thomas Mealley 63d Foot 90th Foot 93d Foot 10 B. R. Art. 2d Foot 30th Foot 30th Foot 31st Foot 90th Foot 91st Foot Watford, irierts Kiltomas, Galway Lochgilphead, Argyle Lackford, Suffolk Subiit, Westmeath Leeds, York Enniskillen, Ferman. St. Luke, Middlesex St. Clave, Surrey Omagh, Galway labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer miner cotton- spin, brush maker groom labourer 20 21 20} 204 20} 22 19} 29}! 5 20 | 5 26} i 5 64| brown 74 lt. brn. 11 | dk. brn. 10} brown 64 light 6} tik. brn, 7} fair 6 brown 74 dk. trn 7 brown grey grey grey hazel grey hazel brown grey dark hazel frsh. fair dark frsh. dark frsh. fair dark dark frsh. grey grey hazel grey grey grey grey grey grey frsh. fair fair frsh. S frsh. frsh. fair frsb. frsh, frsh 19 5 t> i fair blue 18 5 7} brown hazel 204 5 64 dk. brn. hazel 20 5 n lt. brn. grey 20 5 94 dark blue 19} 0 8} brown grey 23} 5 8 brown bazel 20^ 5 9 brown bazel 19 5 64 dk. brn. hazel 21} 5 7 brown grey regimental regimental blue ; cord regimental; white blue ; crimson black ; grey red shell; summer regimental red shell; summer red sbell; summer red shell; summer fatigue ; summer white ; kilt fatigue; dark blue shell; summer regimental regimental shell; summer fatigue; summer regimental 25 July 23 July 26 July 23 July 11 July 26 Julv 23 July 22 July 30 July 30 July 2i July 30 July 25 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 29 July 27 July 1 Aug. 28 July Liverpool Dover Liverpool London Norwich London Weedon Cork A shton Ashton Burnley Manchester Edinburgh Woolwich Charlemont Walmer Walmer Dublin Manchester Dover deserted off furlough ; took the whole of reg, nec. charged with highway robbery ; took part of nec. surgifcally inspected. took side- belt, plate, star, and part of reg, nec. anchor and initials on left arm. intermediately approved. took bavonet- belt, plate, and greater part of reg. nec took bayonet- belt, plate, and greater part of reg. nec* 2nd desertion ; took belt, plate, and part of reg. neo" took greater part of reg. nec. deserted off detachment, recruit at drill. 2nd des.; scar on brow ; scar on right elbow- joint. Serjeant; took side- belt, sash, and part of reg. nec. took greater part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. John Ryan John Stewart John Golding John Inglis John M'Dougall Daniel Boughen Patrick Hogan William Kennedy John Ward William Clarke 91st Foot 96th Foot Roy. Artillery 2d Drag. Gds. 2d Dragoons 30th Foot 30th Foot 30 th Foot 30th Foot 54th Foot Annacartney, Tippry. Kelvindock, Lanark Wickham, Essex Glasgow, Lanark Kilbinarton, Argyle Teena, Galway Xilmely, Clare Teena, Galway Kilcomragb, Westm Kilculla, Kildare labourer clerk labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer labourer watcli- mak frsh. frsh. dark fair dark frsh. frsh. frsh, frsh. frsh. regimental dark cloth coatee; dark blue stable; blue blue; cord regimental regimental regimental regimental red shell; blue 30 July 25 July 26 July 27 July 26 July 3 Aug. 4 Aug. 4 Aug. 3 Aug. 20 July Dover Glasgow Chatham York Glasgow Walmer Walmer Walmer Walmer Antigua took part of reg. nec. recruit, intermediately approved. took part of reg. nec. burn- mark on nipple of left hand; took part of nec, recruit,! not surgically inspected, volunteer from the 5th Fusiliers. volunteer from the 5th Fusiliers. supposed gone to New Orleans. 59274 59275 59276 59277 59278 59279 59280 59281 59282 William Spencer William Smith Thomas Streeter James M'Ewan Alexan . Drummond John Black John Hindes John Boulton Henry Morton 59283 Joseph Bearuss 57th F oot 85th Foot 85th Foot Rifle Brigade 7 Bt. Rl. Art. E I. C.' s Art. E. 1. C.' s Inf. Scots. Fusils. 8th Hussars 2d Foot M. llarboro', Leices, Kirklevington, York Croydon, Surrey St. John. Lanark Kincardire, Perth Ayr Chelsea, Middlesex Chesbunt, Herts Liverpool, Lancaster St. Andrew, Northum, baker farmservant labourer labourer clerk cabine. ruak. labourer labourer sawyer turner 171- 5 234 5 204! 5 18 21 20 23 254 5 26 22 6JI It. brn. It. brn. 7 brown j It. brn. light black brown lt. brn. brown brown 83 7 9 n 7 grey grey grey grey blue hazel hazel grey blue grey fair ! fair : frsh. 1 fair frsh. dark sail. I frsh. frsh. frsb. 1 brown; fustian coatee; summer coatee; summer blue ; moleskin dark blue black; moleskin brown; tweed scarlet; white blue coatee; summer fustian shell ; summer regimental fatigue; summer fatigue; summer moleskin ; cord brown uniform dress brown ; moleskin 27 July 28 July 27 July 24 July 31 July 26 July 30 July 30 July 2 Aug. 31 July Liverpool Preston Preston Glasgow Woolwich Glasgow Southampt. London Brighton Newry three warts in a line back of neck; scar on shoulder, 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nee, took part of reg. nec. not surgically inspected. clothes found. recruit, intermediately approved, anchor on back of right hand ; surgically inspected, took bayonet- belt, plate, star, and part of reg, nec. scar on left cheek ; downcast look; very large feet. D.; 2nd desertion ; took side- belt, plate, and nec. 59284 59285 59286 59287 59288 59289 59290 59291 59292 59293 James M'Makin Thomas J, Burnes Thomas Clark ( 2) James Smith Henry Owens John Thompson Edward Ruddy William Gibb John Murray James Porter John Pither Tom W. Searle John Beaumont James Moloney Mark Nolan 1 William Dixon Edwin E. Hallett James Gooch Wm. Cookman Michael Carty l! James Carney i; William Wilkins j William Pass t\ William Gilkey 31 George Richards ! Richard M'Lean j John Harvey | Edward Long | George Lansdell William Germain Joseph Arden Thomas Fagg 7th Foot 9th Foot 30th Foot 50th Foot 52d Foot 95th Foot Roy. Artillery Roy. Artillery R. Sap. & M. E. I. C.' s Inf. lst B. Scots F 2d Bat. Gren. lst Dragoons 13th L. Drags, lst Bt. Isi Ft. 9th Foot 9th Foot 11th Foot 12th Foot 52 d Foot Racktown, Londoud St. Thomas, Dublin Oxford St. John, Surrey Borrisokane, Tippry. Oscar, York Kiderlone, Armagh Leicester, Glasgow Hamilton, Lanark Londonderry 18 26? 23 17 i 20^ 215 24^ 20^ 254 24 74 64 10} 3 6 7} 0 8 7 64 dk. brn. j brown I dk. brn.; brown ; brown ! dk. brn.! brown i sandy | It, brn, brown ! 88tl> gF( ot 91st Foot Roy. Artillery' 1 Bt. Rl. Art. R. Sap. & M. Roy. Marines Roy. Marines Roy. Marines Roy. Marines Roy, Marines Roy. Marines Hagbourne, Berks j Chard, Somerset St. Pancras, Middlx. Cashel, Tipperary Killina, Cavan Carlisle, Cumberland S. Dameral, Devon Exeter, Devon Parham, Suffolk Moderenny, Tippery. grey grey hazel brown grey brown grey blue grey grey irsh. frsb. sail. frsb. fair frsh. frsb. frsh. frsh. trsh. labourer tailor servant labourer labourer servant labourer shoemaker labourer groom 36 1 5 23} j 264| 224 28}) 23} 21 I 30 I 224! 5 n 104 11 9 8 7 < 54 54 6 64 brown black dk. brn. brown brown dk. brn. auburn brown blown It. brn. hazel dark hazel grey blue brown grey dk. brn, grey blue dark dark frsb. dark fair frsh. frsh. sail, fair 1 frsh. Ruan, Clare Stowe, Buckingham Eaton, Lancaster Clondermott, Londy Taidebigg, Worcest, St. Clair, Cornwall I Neport, I, of Wight Thorpe, Suffolk Cranbroook, Kent Easingwood. York Stockport, Chester Roy. Marines) Dover, Kent labourer labourer weaver labourer painter labourer labourer farmlabour, servant farmlabour, spinner waterman 24 ! 5 224| 5 23J 21} 23 274 26 11}| black 8 ! dk. brn 8 j brown 84 black 74 brown 5 5 5 5 20 I 5 21 5 20} 15 It. bin. lt. brn, dk. brn. brown brown brown brown srey hazel blue brown grey lt. blue grey grey blue grey bazel hazel trsb. frsh. • air sail, fair fair fair frsb fair fair frsh. dark regimental; white regimental ; white scarlet; blue stable jacket; blue shelljacket; Oxford shell; summer shell; summer shell; summer regimental; black fatigue; summer regimental; grey regimental dark blue fatigue j dark blue uniform cress undress undress undress undress undress undress undress uniform uniform uniform uniform uniform uniform uniform 30 July 1 Aug. 5 Aug. 3 Aug. 2 Aug. 2 Aug. 27 July 27 July SO July 1 Aug. Aug. 30 July 1 Aug. 29 Julv 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 30 July 4 Aug. Leeds Dublin Walmer Portsea Liverpool Winchester Leith Leith Fort Woolwich Liverpool 3 Aug. 4 Aug. 30 July 2 Aug. 5 Aug. 31 July 27 July 4 Aug. 3 Aug. 3 Aug. SI July 31 July London London Dublin Glasgow Aberdeen Dublin Dublin Chatham Burton Liverpool intermediately approved, and attested, took part of reg. nee. D,; 2nd desertion. took sword- belt, plate, and the whole of reg. nee. supposed with a woman, supposed in plain clothes. supposed at Glasgow. marks cf cupping on small of back, and right arm. recruit, not surgically inspected. Bury Dover Woolwich Woolwich Woolwich Hd.- quart. Gosport Hd.- quart, Hd.- quart. Hd.- quart. Hd. quart. Hd.- quart. D. D.; 3rd des.; took side- belt, plate, star, & c. took side- belt and breast- plate. took part of reg. nec. took part of reg. nec. Serjeant; took some money, and part of reg. nec. with Dixon ; a Serjeant; took pan of reg. uec. 2nd desertiou; took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. D.; 2nd desertion ; took the whole of reg. nec. season right knee ; freckled. teeth decayed ; took side belt and breast. plate, lost an upper front tooth ; tcok part of reg, nec, 2rid desertion ; took waist- belt, slightly pockpitted. canine teeth project; deserted off [ ass. Plymouth division. Portsmouth division. Chatham division. Chatham division. Chatham division. Chatham division; marks of corporal punishment. Chatham division ; marks of corporal punishment. ADMIRALTY,] DESCRIPTIONS OF SEAMEN. Deserters, or Discharged with Disgrace from Her Majesty's Service. [ AUGUST 12, 1850. Regutiy No NAME. SHIP SHSBKYXL I>| CHAXAID PRO" BATING. WHSR? BOKN. HAIB* IY « I> MARKS AMD R1KARKI, 374694 278128 301702 319455 888904 323125 290107 S05402 John Allen George T. Farrow John Cox Thomas Bedford John Cosgrove William Hobbs Joseph Taylor Thomas Skipton George Williams John M'Clennan Excellant, deserter do. do. Victory, discharged Wellington, discharged Salamander, discharged Ajase, straggler do. do. do. do. Albion, deseiter Vengeance, deserter July July 7 Aug. 6 Aug. 6 Aug. P _ Aug. ; 29 July sailmaker's ma. boy, lst class boy, 2nd class A. B. stoker A. B. A. B. quarter master boy, Sndclass A. B, — — 15 4 10 29 5 5 34 5 6 42 5 2 32 5 6 45 5 7 16 5 2 § 24 5 4 GoBport, Hants Chatham, Kent Plymouth Old Jewry, London Landport, Hants Castletown, Isle of Man Bristol, Somerset Fife brown dk. brn, brown brown dk. brn, brown brown black dark hazel brown blue dark' grey grey brown frsb. dark dark frsh. first entry. tattooed on right arm, £ l Reward for his apprehension, £ l Reward for his apprehension. £ l Reward for bis apprehension. seved in Griffon, and Impregnable; £ 5 Reward for his tpprehei. iioa. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. LONDON : Printed and Published ( 5jp ^ UTFLOVTTJJ) by Samvet Hilts, U, Crant- oonr., Fleet • street.