pufcltgiirtr Uutixovit ® . 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 qf Accomplices ana 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 qf Stolen Horses, for the purpose of tracing and recovering them. No. 1801. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1850. Wotlce.— 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. BURNABY, the EDITOR, Police- court, Bow- strect, London. •.• Whenever it is desired that any individual, by name, shall be apprehended, it is indispensably necessary that an attested copy of an Information sworn before a Magistrate, should be transmitted to the Editor, together with the Advortigomct for insertion in the POLICE GAZETTE. It ia particularly desired that, in all Informations, the names of Persona 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 articlc in the POLICE GAZETTE, AIL letters addressed to the Editor, MOST BC pre- paid, otherwise the insertion will not be made. dated 11th February, 1850, Nos. 47918, 47919, 47920, 60732 ; two £ 50 dated 9th May, 1850, Nos. 45127, 45128 ; and five £ 5 Notes, dated 3rd August, 1850, Nos. 28895 to 28899 inclusive. Payment of the above Notes has been stopped at tha Bank of England.— Whoever will, within twenty- one days from this date, give such information as shall to the recovery of the above- descibed Notes ( if lost), or to the recovery and conviction of the offender ( if stolen), shall receive £ 50 Reward, or a proportionate part ther of for any of the Notes „ o reco- vered, on application to Messrs. Bush and Mullens, solicitors, St. Mildred's Court, Poultry ; or to J. or D. Forrester, Police- office, Mansion- house, London.— Bow- street, September 25. The following is a description of Watches stolen from Persons during the race- week at Doncaster, viz.: a large old- fashioned gold Watch, marked ' G. Wilson' on the body of the watch ; a valuable gold Watch, duplex escapement, makers' names ' Dubois and Thesior ;' a silver Watch, with white dial, rim of glass silver- gilt, maker's name ' H. Pelt, Brunelles, No. 7710 ;' and a silver lever Watch, jewelled in four holes, maker ' R. W. Lloyd, No. 115.'— Information to be given to William- son Etches, chief constable, Doncaster, who is authorized to pay a Reward on the recovery of all or part of the property, on conviction of the offenders.— Bow- street, September 25. W. B.— Directions have been given by tlie Secretary of State . that the Printer of the POLICE GAZETTE shall be permitted to sail Copies, at ONE PENNY PER COPY, which will be forwarded TREE 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 tbey shall be required to be sent. INFORMATIONS, ARSON AND WILFUL BURNING. On the night of the 19th instant, a Building belonging to Dimacks Mill, the property of J. Lee, Esq., Red Brook, in the county of Flint, was set on Fire, by a Man about 5 feet 10 inches high, dressed in a very old black coat, old cord trou- sers, old hat, and without shoes or stockings ; as he was seen running from the building a few minutes before the fire broke out. He is supposed to be going about the country, begging, Any one apprehending the said Man or giving information to James Steen, police- offioer, Malpas, shall receive a Reward of £ 5 upon his conviotion.— Bow- street, September 24. BOBBERY PROM THE PERSON. Lost or stolen, between 9 and 18 o'olook on the evening of the 26th instant, in the borough of Manchester or Salford, from a gentleman, while intoxicated, a centre- seconds gold pocket Chronometer, with engine- turned back and white dial, makers ' Barrauds and Lund, London, No. 2/ 768,' the owner's name engraved inside ; strong gold curb Guard attached.— A Reward of £ 20 will be paid on application to Richard Bes- wick, chief superintendent of police, Detective Department, Town Hall, King- street, Manchester.— Bow- street, September 8tolen, on the night of the 20th instant, from the Person of William Walton, whilst asleep in the dancing- room of the ' Horse and Jockey' public house, Spalding, during the fair, a large silver pair- oaBe Watch, maker's name ' Richard Wallett, No. 1821,' the case bruised against the pendant; a steel Chain, with two Seals and two Keys attached, one of the Seals having the stone out.— Information to be given to Robert Judd, Sessions House, Spalding, Lincolnshire.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen, from the Person of a Gentleman, on the evening of the 23ru instant, supposed in the neighbourhood of Granby- row, Manchester, a gold horizontal Watch, with gold dial, and engine- turned back, maker ' H. Lambert, Ludgate- street, Lon- don, No. 41.— A Reward of £ 2 will be paid to *\ ny person giv- ing such information as shall to the apprehension and convic- tion of the offender or offenders and recovery of the Watch, on application to Richard Beswick, chief superintendent of police, Detective Department, Town Hall, King- street, Man- chester.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen, on the 26th instant, from a Gentleman, while in New- street. St, Luke's, a silver Watch, engine- turned, maker's name ' C. Griffiths,' with ' T. G. engraved on the back of the case. By a Female, about 28 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fresh oomplexion, and brown hair ; dressed in a light gown, dark shawl, and straw bonnet, trimmed with dark rib- bon.— Metropolitan Police, G- Dirision, Septembec 28. Stolen, about 2 p. m. of the 25th instant, from the Per- son of Miss Wall, 4, Woodfield- terrace, Harrow- road, the property of Mr. Daniel Howe, a £ 10 Bank of England Note, ' No. 80 674,' dated ' July 5th, 1850,' and marked ' M. D. ;' and a Sovereign.— Metropolitan Police, D Division, September 27. Stolen, on the 24th instant, from a Gentleman, while in a dark oourt, in the neighbourhood of Vauxhall, a silver lever Watch, maker ' Morgan, No. 41662.' By a Female, about 24 years of age, tall and thin, dark complexion, and dressed in dark clothes.— Metropolitan Police, J, Division, September 26, Stolen, from the Person of a Gentleman, on the 24th inst. between Wellington- street, Borough, and Bishopsgate- street the undermentioned Bank of England Notes, viz.; four £ 100, M © USE- BREAKING. The House of the Rev. George Edward Hollest, at Frim- ley- grove, Surrey, was, on the night of the 27th instant, broken and entered by several Men, two of whom ( rather short and stout), prrsented themselves in disguise at the bedside of the Rev. Mr. Hollest, and one of them shot at and wounded him. The following articles were stolen: a round plated Sugar- basin ; a silver Snuff- box; a small antique ditto ; a gold Ring, with bloodstone, with the words ' Forget me not' engraved on it in old English ; a Cup and Paten ( pocket com- munion) ; a gold Watch, maker's name ' Murray, Cornhill, No. 1899 ;' a small old French Watch; a silver hunting Watch, the silver Tops of the Cruet- stands; and a silver Table- spoon, much worn at the top.— Bow- street, September 30. On the night of the 27th instant, or early the following morning, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Spencer, tailor, of Fitzroy- street, in the borough of Cambridge, was broken and entered, and the following property stolen therefrom, viz.: three yards of black doeskin Cloth ; six lengths of black single Cashmere, | yard in each ; 2 § yards of oxford- mixture Doeskin, large oheck pattern ; yards of olive ditto, with yellow stripe ; yards of ditto, with grey stripe ; 2£ or 2$ yards'of grey mixed ditto, diagonal striped ; 4i yards of mixed Doeskio ; 1 iyard of blue plush Vesting ; f " yard of olive Vesting, large black check ; | yard of fawn drab Doeskin ; f yard of blaos and scarlet flowered Vesting; 2| yards of olive mixed Doe- skin ; 6 yards of Tweed ; a tweed Coat; 2 yards of brown Beaver ; If yards of superfine o ive Doeskin ; and a quantity of Remnants, of various descriptions and lengths, from f to If yard long.— Information to be given to Wm. Jaggard, su- perintendent of police, Cambridge.— Bow- street, September 30. Between the hours of half- past four and half- ps st five, on the afternoon of the 22nd instant, during the absence of the inmates, the Dwelling- hou3e of Mrs. Mountford, of Coalbourne Brook, near Stourbridge, was entered through the kitchen window, and the following articles stolen therefrom, viz.: a gold Brooch, amber centre, pearls and garnet setting ; a gold Brooch, centre ruby, brilliant setting ; a black jet Brooch, a pair of amethyst Ear- rings a pair of cameo Bracelets ( heads), a gentleman's gold mourning Pin, hair, ' In memory of;' a gentleman's gold Pin, a garnet Necklace, a coral Necklace, a gold albert Watch- chain, three gold Studs, and ten Sovereigns. — Information to be given at the Police- station, Brierly Hill.- Bow- street, September 28. The House of Henry Godden, Esq., of Somcrfield, Maid- stone, was broken into on the night of the 25th instant, or early on the following morning, and three silver Castors, one larger than the others, all with coats of arms, a silver chased 8ugar- basin, a plated Cruet- stand, and various other articles, were stolen therefrom.— A Reward of £ 20 will be paid to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, on application to Thomas Fancett, superintendent of polioe, Maid- stone.— Bow- street, September 27. Further particulars respecting the robbery at the House of the Rev. Mr. Kitcat, No. fi, Albion- plaoe ( instead of Wel- liagton- place), Reading, advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 25th instant.—- Whoever will give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive a Reward of £ 5. Information to be given to Henry Houlton, superintendent of police, Reading, Berks.— Bow- street, September 27. Absconded, on the 17th instant, GEORGE HARRIS, alias GEORGE HARMAN, labourer, charged with breaking and entering the Dwelling- house of Charles Serle, of Fontley, i near Fareham, Hants, and stealing therefrom a Watch, and other articles ; the whole of which have been recovered, except the watch, which is of the following description : large, old- fashioned, single silver case, stops and seconds, ' No. 4882,' roman figures. HARRIS is about 27 years of age, 5 feet 7 or 8 inches high, has brown hair, rather full face, freck'ed, no whiskers, several large leech- marks on the left breast, is well- made, walks erect, states he has been in the East India Com- pany s service, is fond of singing, and looks red in the face when drinking ; dressed, when he absconded, iu a new fustian shooting- coat with large pockets, brown fustian trousers with light stripe and torn at the right knee, light waistcoat, red pattern silk neckerchief, blue cloth cap with email peak, a » d lace- up boots. He has lately been employed at the county lunatic asylum, and is supposed to be a native of East Chol- derton, near Andover. Was seen, on the 18th instant, going ii the direction for Salisbury, and stated be was going to Bristol.— Information to be given to Superintendent Harvey, Hants constabulary, Fareham, who holds a warrant for his apprehension.— Bow- street, September 26. Stolen, from the Dwelling- house of Mrs. George Pool, oil the night of the 24 th instant, or the following morning, two silver Salt- spoons, crest, a hand and flower ; a Bilver Pepper- box, plain; p » rt of a silver Spoon, mach worn; about 3 lbs. of raw milch Cheese, two pork Chops, snd a piece of Mutton. The entrance WHB effected at the back part of the house.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall re- ceive £ 2 It award, on application to William Tucker, constable, Axminster.— Bow- street, September 26. Stolen, during the night of the 22nd instant, by breaking into the Bake house at Belhaven, in the county of Haddington, occupied by George Mason, baker, a single- cased silver Watch, patent lever, seconds- hand, maker ' J. Jones, 338, Strand, London,' number unknown ; a silver Guard- chain, and a new Crown Piece: the property of William Aitchison, apprentice to the said George Mason. Supposed by a baker on tramp to England.— Information to be given to the Superintendent of county police, Haddington.— Bow- street, September 26. At about 2 or 3 o'clock on the morning of the 24th instt., New House, near Gravesend, was burglariously entered, and divers articles Btolen therefrom, amongst which was a carriage Clock, in rosewood cas?, maker's name ' Brequet, a Paris ;' the key was not taken.— Whoever will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or effender, shall receive a Reward of £ 100, on application to W. North, super- intendent of police, Gravesend.— Bow- street, September 26. Some evil- disposed person or persons did feloniously break and enter St. Mary's Cottage, near Brecon, the residence of Mr. Philip Vaughan, on the night of the 19th instant, and steal therefrom a Writing- desk, and arussia- leather Eavelope- oase, which has since been found.— A Reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviotion of the offender or offenders, on application to Mr. Philip Vaughan, St. Mary's Cottage, Brecon, South Wales.— Bow- street, September 26. Some person or persons unknown did, in the night of the 24th instant, feloniously break and enter the Cheese room of Mr. Edward Perry, of the township of Walgherton, in the county of Chester, and steal therefrom four Cheeses, namely, three old ones and one new one, cf the average weight of from 40 lbs. to 50 lbs. each.— A Reward of £ 5 will be paid to any person or persons who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, by the Secretary of the Doddington Association for the Prosecution of Felons. Information to be given to Charles Laxton, special high constable, Nantwich.— Bow- street, Septem- ber 26. On the evening of the 22nd instant, during Divine Ser- vice, the Dwelling- house of Mr. Strong, Castle- street, Reading, in the county of Berks, was entered, and the following articles were stolen therefrom, viz.: three silk Handkerchiefs, and four silver Tea- spcons. some of them marked' S.'— Information to be given to Henry Iloulton, superintendent of polioe, Read- ing, Berks.— Bow- street, September 25. On the night of the 23rd instant, the Dwelling- house of the Rav. Mr. Kitcat, Wellington- place, in the borough of Read- ing, was entered, and the following articles were stolen there- from, viz. : an old- fashioned mousniog Eye- glass, mounted in gold and tlaok, opens with a spring, and the glass cracked across; a Flute, mounted with silver, and twelve silver Keys, maker's name ' Monzini; a'so, a variety of now pieces of Money, including a£ 2- piece of Queen Victoria; Half- crowns, Shillings Sixpences, and silver Penny- pieces of the few last reigns ; also, a Sovereign, and several Half- crowns.— Informa- tion to be given to Henry Houlton, superintendent of police, Reading, Berks.— Bow- street, September 25. Further particulars respecting the Burglary and property stolen at the Rev. 0. E. Vidal's, of Upper Dicker, Arlington, Sussex, and advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 23rd instant: a large gold Seal, with square face, crest, an arm and hand, holding a banner, charged with a bee ; a gold Seal, with square face, engraved a bird flying, with the motto ' Pro gleria panata,'— were stolen therefrom.— Information to be given to Superintendent Harper, Lewes, Sussex, or to Inspector G. Davis, Hailsham.- - Bow- street, September 25. HORSE AND CATTLE STEALING. Stolen, ori the night of the 28th instant, or early tha following morning, from the Stable of Mr. Thomas Campbell, of Redbourn, near Brigg, a Dark- Bay Horse, sged, broken- winded, near hind legs much swollen, and has a runniDg wound on the near thigh below the stiflle- joint; and an old Saddle and Bridle.— Information to be given to R. Potton, superintendent- constable, Brigg.— Bow- street, Sep'ember 30. The Sheep advertised as fto'en or strayed from Dedpham, Norf jlk, on the 21st instant, have been found and restored to the owner.— Bow- street, September 30. Further particulars of the Horso and Cart, stolen from Guestling, and advertised in the ' Police Gazette' of the 9th instant:—£ 10 Reward will be paid on conviction of the offen- der oi (. Senders.— Bow- street, September 30, SJ4 POLICE GAZETTE, September 30. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 23. d instant from a Field at Pedmore, in the county of Worcester, a half- bred Black Mare, about 14 hands 3 inches high, one white hind foot, t, nd the hair lately rubbed off the shoulders by the collar. — Information to be given to P. C. Wm. Bourgean, Hayling, Worcestershire.— Bfw- street, September 30. Stolen or strayed, from a Field in the palish of Pedmore. In the county of Worcester, on the night of the 22nd instant, a Biack Mare, 6 years old, 14 hands 3 inches hifih, swich tail, the off h; nd foot white, and the hair rubbed off the shoulders by tbe collar : the property of Mr. Stephen Hipkins, of Ted more.— Information to be given to Henry Burton, superin- tendent of police, Stourbridge, Worcestershire.— Bow- street, September 30. Sto'en or strayed, but supposed to be stokn, from a Field • at Dosthill, near Fazeley, in the occupation of Mrs. Farmer on the night of the 27th instant, or early the following morn- ing, a Black Cart Mare, with light legs, aged, about 15 hands high, and has a broken knee.— £ 10 will be paid to any perscn giving such information a? will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, en application to the aforesaid M- s. Farmer ; if strayed, any person restoring her shall be hand- somely rewarded.— Bmostreet, September 30. The Dar', c Bay Mare advertised lh the ' Police Gszstte' of the 25th instant, as detained at Whittlesey ( supposed to be stolen), ' nas been restored to Mr. William Good, the owner.— Bow-' ireet, September 30. Stolen or strayed, on the evening of the 27th instant, from Fold- gate Farm, near Ludlow, ten Sheep of the Radnor- shire Forest breed, marked with dark ruddle Upon the top of the shoulders, and a spot cf light- coloured ruddle upon the Soia; soae of them are pitch- marked with a small cross on the right side or shoulder, and. others with a similar mark on the right thigh, and hid long tails.- - If stolen, any person who will give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 5 Reward, on applies tion to Mr. John Tench, of Ludlow ; if strayed, shall be handsomely rewarded, and all reasonable expenses will be paid on the restoration of the same, on application as above. Information $ be given to Andrew Corden, Constabulary StatioD, Bromfield, Ludlow, Salop.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen c. r strayed on the 16 h instant, from a Field in the occupation of Mr. G. Yull, farmer, Romford, a Bay Mare, rather more than 13 bands high, about 8 years old, black legs Jong mane, and very long fore top ; a colt was taken from her justibefore she was mis iag, and consequently Bhe must have a good bag of milk.— Any person who will give such information as shall lead to the recovery of the same, and apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders ( if stolen), shall be handsomely remunerated, and all reasonable expenses will be paid, on. application to Mr. Curran, at the New Mill, Rom- ford, or to Mr. John Reardon. horse dei'er, the ' Ram Inn, West Smithfield. London, to whom the said Mare belongs.— Bow- street, September 28. 8tolen or strayed, from the Premises of the Hon. Edwin Lascelles, Harewood, on tho night of th- i 25th instant, or early • the following mirning. a Dark Iron- grey Mare Pony, 3 years old, nearly 14 hands high, switch tail, strong made, and had no shoes on the biad feet.— If stolen, whoever will give such information as will lead fo the conviction of tbe offender or offenders, shall receive Five Guineas Reward, on application to Mr. Edward Brown, Hon. Secretary to the Harewood Asso- ciation for the Prosecution of Felons, Harewood.— Bow- street, September 28. Stolen, on the night of the 25th instant, or early the fol- lowing morning, from a Field at Tetlow- fold, in the township of Broughton, near Manchester, the property of Mr. Edward D'Orville, a Black Mare- Pony, 8 years old, about 12 hands high, has a star in the forehead, a white spot on the nose, the oil eye walled, the near hind fetlock white, the off hind fetlock greasy, a long mane and tail, and supposed to be in foal.— In- formation to bo given to the Superintendent of the County Constabulary, Pendleton, near Manchester.— Bow- street, Sep- tember 28. Stolen or strayed, on the 26th instant, from a Field in the borough of Macc'esfield, a Black Filly, rising 3 years old. about 15 hands high, one white hind foot, a few white hairs on the flank and body, a star in the forehead, a long tail, and • of the light cart breed.— Information to be given to William Harper, chief constable, Town- hall, Macclesfield.— Bow- street, September 28. Stolen, on the 27th instant, from the parish of East Dereham, the property of Mr. Robert Ramsdale, a handsome Cob Mare, with switch tail, 5 years old, 14 hands high, Roan colour, is a fast trotter, and in excellent condition.— Informa- tion to be given to Superintendent Abbott, at East Derebam ; or at the Chief Constables Office, Dunham, near Swaffham.—- Bow- street, September 28. Further particulars respecting the Rusty Black Horse, advertised in tbe ' Police Gazette' of the 4th instant, as stolen or strayed from Kingston Common, on or ab. ut the 23rd ult. The said Horse is supposed to have been seen in the neigh- bourhood of Beaulieu, about the 12th instant.— 20s. Reward will be paid on the recovery of the Horse, if strayed ; and if stolen, x3 Reward wi! l be paid en conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Charles Smith, super- intendent, Hants ' constabulary, Ringwood.— Bow- stree., tSeptem- ber 27. Stolen or strayed, on the night of [ the 24th instant, or early the following morning, from a Meadow in the occupa- tion of Mr. Edmund Pummer, situate at Diss, Norfolk, a Bay Gelding Cob, 14 hands high, about 10 years old, with black mane and short Switch tail, one hind fetlock white, a white star on the forehead, and a wen on the near flank.— If stolen, whoever will give such information as shall lead to the appre- hension and conviction of the offender or offenders, and the restitution of the ' property, shall receive, from the Diss Asso- ciation for the Prosecution of Horse Stealers, the sum of £ 2, cn application to Mr. Muskett, solicitor, the Nunnery, Diss Treasurer to the said Association ; if strayed, any person bringing the same to Mr. Edmund Plummer, shall have all reasonable expenses paid. Information to be given to Wm. Lanham. police- officer, or Mr. Edmund Plummer, butcher, both of Diss, Norfolk.— Bow- street, Se tember 27. Stolen or strayed f( but supposed to have been sto'en), during the night of the 22nd instant, from a Field in the parish of L'aniiyrnog, a Dark Brown Cart Mare, aged, about 17 hands biah, and has a peculiar walk : the property of Mr. Robin, of Wern, Llandyrnog.— If stolen, £ 1 Reward will be paid to any person who will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Superintendent Denson, Denbigh, North Wales.—-'- Bow- street, September 26. ' Strayed, in the parish of Briston, near Holt, on the 20th ins ant ( which is supposed to have been stolen and turned off), a Light- coloured Donkey, about 7 or 8 years old, in good con- dition, chafed on the tail and fetlccks, apparently by the shackles, has a light- coloured nose, and when found had no shoe on the off hind foot.— Information to be given to Police- constable William Fuller, Briston, Norfolk.— Bow- street, Sep ' ember 26. Stolen, on the night of the 23rd instant, from Ga- thorpe. in the county of Leicester, a Black Mare Pony, 5 yeirs old between 13 and 14 hands high, very stout made, in good con- dition, good action, has been used in drawing a light cart, and the hair chafed from the off thigh.— Information to be given to Mr. Richard Raines, the owner, Edenham, near Bourn ; or to William Reed, chief constable, Stamford.— Bow- street., S p- tember 26. Stolen or strayed, from a Field in tho parish of Freming- ton, near Barnstaple, oh the 20th instant, a bark drey Horse Pony, with long mane and tail, ( 5 yeafs old last spring, about 13 hands 1 inch high, With a saddle gall on the hind part of his bck, and the mark Of a kick on the near arm, the hair not having grown over the spot: the property of Mr. John Buckingham, Owlaborough Farm, Knowstone.— Whoever will give information of the same, if strayed, shall be paid all reason- able expenses ; if stolen, £ 5 Reward will be paid by the said Mr. Buckingham, on conviction of the offender or offenders.— Bow- street, Sep'ember 26. JOHN H. JONES, advertised in | the Police Gazette' of the 13th and 18th instant, is still at large ; he was traced to Wolverhampton on the 12th instant, with the Horse and Gig from Newtown in his possession, where it and the one from Ruthin, are supposed to have been sold, or in the neighbour- hood of Birmingham. He is about 5 feet 10 inches high, and not 6 feet high, as before described.— Information to be given at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown, Montgomeryshire. pow- street, September 26. Stolen or strayed, from a Field at Femal Heath, in the county of Worcester, on the morning of the 18th or 19; h in- stant, a Light- coloured Gelding Ass, the property of the Rev. Francis Rumney; has a white belly and nose small, in good condition, both knees broken, a wound under tho belly, ciused by the girth, a cut on the near hind leg, the letter ' W.' stamped on the shoes, and about 3 years old.— Information to be given to Sergeant William Whadcoat, Fernal Heath, near Worcester. Bow- street, September 26. Stolen or strayed, on the night opthe 23rd instant, from a Field near Cricklade, a South Down Ewe Sheep, marked with a fleur- de- lis in a circle on the near hip, and rather poor in condition: the propeity of Mr. John Coss, of Crick'ade, maltster.— Information to be given to Inspector Jones, Wilts constabulary, Cricklade.— Bow- street, September 25. Stolen or strayed, on the night of the 11th instant, from the pubbc- house door of Mr. Joseph Stamford,' Horse and Jockey Inn,' Cose'ey, a Black Mare, aged, with short teeth. rge star on the forehead, one white hied foot, a switch tail, about 15^ hands high, in good Condition, and worth about £ 5 : the property of Peter Lowe, by whom all reasonable ex penses will be paid upon the apprehension and conviction ol the offender or offenders, and recovery of the said Mare.— In- formation to be given to Sub- inspector M. Costello, Coseley Police- station, near Bilston, Staffordshire.— Bow- street, Septem- ber 24. b'ue and white Shirt, a blue and white Frock, two Brushes, a b'ack cloth Cap with peak, two pocket Handkerchiefs, a R- zor, and a Blacking- box : the property of Henry Hill, groom. The said DANIEL MULLIGAN is an Irishman, about 20 years of age 5 feet 7 inches high, rather slender, with brown hair, grey eyes, and swinging gait when walking; dressed in a green plaid coa% ragged on the cuffs, brown vest, with some of the bu tons off, ha3 a light one under it, a pair of dirty corduroy trousers and an old green cloth cap : is addicted to drinking. He lived with Mr. Edwards, livery- stable- keeper", Chester, about two months back, and has since been out of employment; he is now supposed to have gone to Leamington or Cheltenham, seeking employment.— A warrant for his ap- prehension is in the hands of Michael Plenty, police- constable, of Crowe, to whom information is to be given.— Bow- street) September 24. Stolen, on the 16th instant, from the Dwelling- house of John Lawson, of Singleton, farmer, a common silver Watch, maker ' Robert Westmore, Preston, No. 9004,' with a brass curb Chain, a brass Seal, with red stone, a man's head, ind letters ' A. M.' engraved thereon, attached. Supposed by EDWARD THOMAS, labourer, a native of Swansea, Wales, 27 years of age, 5 feet 11 inchcs high, fresh complexion, and sandy hair, much curled ; dressed in a dark velvet swinger, light moleskin trousers, black waistcoat, and blaok oap.— Information to be givei to Inspector Cream, Constabulary Force, Kirkham, Lancashire.— Bow- street, September 25. WrAtrBis aw ® aggravate ® MlSBKMEANOtmS. Richard Evans, under keeper, Henry Edwards and Wil- liam Cound, night- watchers to Edward William Smythe Owen, Esq., were, on the night of the 24th instant, violently As- saulted and Beaten, at Condover, in the county of Salop, by seven or eight Men, who are unknown. The said Men had with them a d irk brown or black and white lurcher dog, with >. white stre > k down the face.— Whoever will give such infor- mation as shall to the apprehension and conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive £ 10 Reward, on application to the said E. W. S. Owen, Esq. Information to be given to Superintendent Charles Lewis, County Constabulary, Church Str : tton, or to William Henry Baxter, po'ice- congtable, Dor- rington, near Shrewsbury.— Bow- street, September 27. S'o'cn or strayed, on the night of the 6th instant, from a Field at Tandderwen, Abergele, the property of Robert Evans, a Brown Gelding Ass, 3 yea: s old, well bred, in good condi- tion, the mane has been cut short, and she has never been shod.- If stolen, 10s. Reward will be paid on the apprehen- sion and conviction of the offender or offenders ; if strayed, all reasonable expenses will be paid on the restoration of tbe same, on application to David Davies po'ice- offioer, Colwyn, Abergele, Denbighshire.— Bow street, September 24. tAROBNY AMD BMBB2KLEBS1MT. Absconded, on the 23 rd instant, from the Queen's Arms Tavern, Norland- road, Notting- hill, Embezzling various sums of Money, a Youth, about 18 years of age. 5 feet 4 inches high, stoops in walkiog is rather knock- knee'd, has a swagger- ing gait, light brown hair, dark hazel eyes fresh complexion, and slightly stutters when talkirg.— Metropolitan Police, 1 Division, September 28. Absconded from London, THOMAS BENNELL, and ROBERT TROT, alias TRATT, charged with stealing a large quantity of Tarpaulin, the property of the Eastern Counties' Railway Company. BENNELL is about 32 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, stout- built, fresh complexion, dark hair, and goodish- looking; has lately bad his arm broken, which is likely to be in a sling ; dressed in kerseymere breeches, cord gaiters, and short fustian jacket, or a sleeve- waistcoat ; is a native of Itidnage, in Bucks, and used to go with Mr. James Tranter'' waggon, of Stokenchurch, Oxon, cirrier ; he afterwards had a horse and cart of his own ; has for the last eighteen months or two years been driving a van from the goods department at Brick- lane, and lived at 27, Artillery- street, Waterloo- town, TROT is a native of Wendover, Bucks, and has for the last five years been a kind of porter in Newgate and Farringdon Markets ; he is about 5 feet 11 inches high, Btout made, sallow complexion ; generally dressed in cord trousers, long green velvet jacket, and a cap.—£ 2 Reward will be paid on the ap- prehension and conviction of either of the above men, or £ 5 on conviction of both.— Information to be given to George Davis, superintendent of police, High Wycombe, Bucks, who holds warrants for their apprehension.— Boio- s'reel, September 25. Absconded from Kirby Hall, in the parish of Butwick, on the night of the 17th instant, JOHN MURRAY, au Irishman, charged with stealing a new plaid Coat, a pair of corduroy Trousers, a pair of worsted Stockings and a blue- and- whit< striped Slop ; the property of John Holman, groom to Mr. Patrick Hunt ; also, the flat part of a Bearing- rein ; the pro- perty of the said Patrick Hunt. The said offender is about 22 years of age ( but looks older). 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high, freckled face, thick lips, no teeth, stout built, dark hair, no whiskers, and walks upright; usually dresses in a fustia- sleeved waistcoat, dark oloth cap. with peak, or light billycock hat, corduroy trousers, nearly new, lace- up boots, and has a dark cloth pilot coat, with velvet collar and cuffs : it is likely he may pawn or sell the above apparel, as it is not supposed to be large enough for him to wear. The part of the Rein men- tioned, may be found on him, as he is iu the habit of wear- ing such around him when at work, instead of braces; hat talked much of living in the North of England.— Information to be given to Robert Grant, police- constable, Weldon, North amptonshire. who holds a warrant for his apprehension, or at the Constabulary- office, Northampton.— Bov;- stree!, September 34. DANIEL MULLIGAN, groom, late of the township o' Monks Coppenhall, in the count y of Chester, stands charged with stealing the following articles, on the 9th instant, viz. : a pair of bhjeher Shoes, a blue Handkerchief, a brown Scarf, a MISCEI. LAW3SOUS INFORMATIONS. At about 4 p. m. of the 20th instant, three Men, respecta- bly dressed, called at the house of Mr. Harry Osboine Cureton, 81, Aldcrsgate- Street, under p- etenco if pnrobasing Coins, > nd, having violenty assau'tsd tho said Harry Osborne Curetcn, stole and took with them a siiver lever Watch, No. ' 7504, maker's name' John Hux, Percival- street;' a large gold Curb- chain and three gold Sea s, one being a Persian ; a small dif- mond Pins and a large quantity of English and Scotch silvi r Coins.— A Reward of £ 50 ( in addition to the Reward of lil e amount offered by Mr. Cureton) will be paid by the Goverr - ment to any person who will give such information and evi- dence as shall lead to the discovery and conviotion of tie offenders; and the Secretary of State will advise the grant of Her Majesty's most gracious Pardon to any accomplice ( not being the person who actually committed the violence) who will give suuh evidence as may lead to the same result. In- formation to be given to the Superintendent of the City of London Police.— Bow- street, September 30. Found drowned, in a brook, on the 29th instant, at the parish of Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, a Man ( name un- known), who appears to be 55 or 60 years of age, light com- plexion, 5 feet 8 inches high, and dressed in an old black iress coat, black waistccat, blue trousers, blue worsted stock- ings and an old pair of lace- up boots. There are no marks or anything likely to lead to the identity of the body ; the o ily things found upon his person being a pair of german- silver mounted spectacles, a small silver pencil- case ( set with blue stone with the impression of a dog), and a brass watch- key. The body appears to have been in the water about a fortnight, and iB in a decomposed state.— Information to be given to the Constable, of Wellesbourne.— Bow- street, S'p'ember 30. A Man called at the House of Captain Robinson No. 6, Calvery- promenade, Tunbridge Wells, and stated he wished to tike a house in the Calvcry- park; he stated he came from Lord Delisle, of Penshurst, Kent. He asked to see the captain, md left a note, to Bay he would call again in the morning. He asked the servant for a glass of water, and while the servant was gone, he stole a silver Cream- jug, and a Scent- bottle. He then went to Mr. Lidbetter's, with the same story, and w hile the servant was gone, he stole a silver Taper stand. He was afterwards apprehended, at Tunbridge. He gave his name HENRY GREEN, of Gloucester square. The following pro- perty was found upon him: two small silver Pencil- cases a silver Pen- case, a siiver Thimble, a Seal with a man's head, a Knife with tortoiseshell handle, one large blade and a small broken blade, a silver Penoil- case attached, silver in the han- dle, marked,' Joseph Hodges and Son;' a small Looking- glass, in mahogany case ; a light- coloured Ring painted on the side a tortoiseshell Comb, with handle; two gold linger Rings : a small Eye- glass, set in gold; a chased Ring; a silk Guaid ( worn by him); a Cane, with ivory handle, silver ferrule ; a brown leather Cigar- case, with a place for fuzees on the top ; a large brown si. k Purse ; two silver Rings ; a blue pock ; t Memorandum- book , two pair of kid Gloves, one white, tie other brown ; a bunch of five Keys, for small looks, on a small steel ring, ' J. Barton, Windsor ; two Duplicates, one 16, Upper Park- place, Dorset- square, 18th September, 1850, Book and Handkerchief, 6?. 2d.— Tomlinson and Richardson, 11, Upper George- street, Bryanstone- square. 18th September, 1850, silver Watch, £ 3 ; a Receipt- stamp, ' Received of Mr. Kiddell, July, 1849, the sum of 16, bci . ig my interest due to me, from the 25th of December to the 24th of July, 1849, Elizabeth G- at- ton.' The said offender is 22 years of age, about 5 feet 8 inches high, thin face, dark- brown hair, grey eyes, rather dark complexion, few whiskers, a few moles on the back, has lost three middle fingers on thj left h- nd. at the second joint; his shirt, marked ' I. T. B.' with ink ; a flannel Shirt,' I. B.' on the breast, with lead- coloured cotton ; white socks, large check trousers with light- brown crois- bars, invisible- green dress- coat, dark- green vest, blue and white silk neck- tie, good black hat, fflatter ' Townsend, 190, R- gent- street, black cloth round it, and a blue yachting jacket, lined with silk figured serge.— Information to be given to W. Mortm, superintendent of police, Town- hall, Tunbridge Welle, Ken-.— Bow- street, Septem- ber 30. A Man, known by the name of HENRY JOHNSON, ali a JAMES GREEN, alias BATH JOSH, has been travel ing through the county of Hertford, endeavouring to prroi e Money by means of Forged Letters. He is about 39 years i f age 5 feet 8 inches high, s « varthy complexion, black hair dark hazel eyes, and stout made ; on the right arm is a cruci. < A Sepmhr 3G. POLICE GAZETTE mm w 315 fix ; on the left arm a flag, male and female figures, an anchor, and A. I. E L. ; rings on alibis fingers ; and REVENGE on the back of the right wrist. He is at present supposed to be in some gaol.— Information to be given to the Chief Got s able of Herts Rural police, Hertford.— Bow- street, S'ptember 30, Some evil- disposed person or persons, did, during the night of the 28th instant, or early the next morning, Cut the Throat of an Entire Horse, the property of Mr. John Queenboro', butcher, of Boston, while iu his pasture. About 12 months ago a similar offence was committed. — W hoever will give such information as shall lead to the apprehension and cohviotion of the offender to J. Wilson, superintendent of police, Boston, Lincolnshire, shall receive Twenty Guineas Re- ward.— Bow- street, September 30. Description of two Men who stsnd committed to take their trial at the quarter sessions to be holden at the Castle of Exeter, on the 15th Ootober next, charged with stealing a quantity of Brass, about 6 owt. of Lead, and a brass Knotting Machine, from the Bradley Paper- mills, situated in the parish of Highwick, in the county of Dsvon. REUBEN HUNT, states he is an engineer, and worked for Mr, Pegg, a paper- maker) residing at Maidenhead ; he is 48 years of age, 6 feet 6jj inches high, has a very peculiar cast iij t)} « flgW; eye, dark com- plexion, dark hair, and Very ' little whiskers ; dressed in a dark brown coat, dark vest, and trousers. THOMAS WHITAKER, states he is a paper- matter, late of Yorkshire, 42 years ot age, ® frtrv « inches higb, fair complexion, brown hair, vary bushy whiskers meeting under the chin, inclining to red ; dressed in a black coat, vest, and trousers, and black satin steak. Tbe Knotting Machine was found at a ^ ubiio- hous ® . It is strongly Suspeote4 that they have stolen property from other mills in the country.— Information to be given to W. T. Baker, super- intendent of po'icc, Town- hall, Newuon Abbot, Devon.— Bow- stree', Sep ember 30, Two Persons of the following description stand committed to the Cambridge Boro' Gaol, under the Vagrant Act, for at- tempting to pick pockets at Stourbridge Fair, ia the said borough, and are supposed to have committed offenoes else- where. One states his name to bo ISAAC CANNELL, and that his father keeps the ' Horseshoe' public- house, Ireland- yard, Ludgate- hill, London; he is 27 years of age, 5 feet 8 inches high, light complexion, brown hair, light blue eyes, oval Visage, bald on the top of his head, and ruptured on tho right side ; states he was born at Spitalfields, London, and is a wea- ver by trade ; at the time of his apprehension ho was dressed in a black frock Coat, black Batin waistcoat, dark plaid trou- sers, dark silk handkerchief, and black hat. The other s'ates his name to be ROBERT LAIRD, a native of Shipden, Nor- folk, 20 years of age, 5 feet 4$ inches high, fresh complexion, dark hair, blue eyes, oval visage, has blue marks on four fin- gers of the left hand, and a scar in the right groin ; states he is a baker by trade, but has been some months out of employ- ment ; dressed in a shabby frock coat, and drab trousers Infor J ation to be given to Wm. Jaggard. superintendent of borough police, Police- office, Cambridge.— Bow- street, September 30. Description of a Begging- letter Impostor, who was appre- hended by the Police at Almondsbury on the 24th instant, and remanded to Lawford's Gate : he gave his name WILLI AM WINTER, 38 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, has dark swarthy complexion, walks very uprightly, with quick step, has grey eyes, dark hair, inclining to grey, bald on the top of the head, squiline nose, and appears to have recently shaved off his whiskers ; dressed in a brown speckled taglioni coat black trousers, dark vest with blue sprig, black silk hat, white linen shirt, blue and white neckerchief, and heavily nailed cossack boots, with four holes in each side, nearly new. He is strongly suspected of committing offences elsewhere.— Infor mation to be given to Sergeant John Watts, Almondsbury Police- station, Gloucestershire. - Bow- street, September 28. Absconded from his Apprenticeship, in Newtown, on the 22nd instant, a youth 17 years of age, about 5 feet 4 inches high, has dark brown hair, fr. sh complexion, very round face, slender made, and stoops a little ; dress; d, when he left, in a black coat and trousers, black hat, and Wellington boots, all well worn. He has served part of his time to a cooper, and it is supposed he will call at coopers' shops, seeking employment. He has a brother living at Gibbet Gate, near Wolverhampton, and works at the blast- furnaces.— Information to be given to Richard Goodwin, his master, or at the Chief Constable's Office, Newtown.— Bow- street, September 26. SAMUEL NORTON, lite master of the ' Samuel and Susannah,' of Goole, stands charged with Smuggling, he hav- ing absconded from Goole on the 13th instant,: he is about 34 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high has black hair and whiskers, dark complexion, dark eyes, rather round shoulders, and a little bow- legged ; dressed, at the time of his escape in a light coloured blouse coat, blue trousers, and light- coloured billy- epek hat.— All reasonable expenses will be paid on his appre- hension and conviction. Information respecting the said SAMUEL NORTON to be given to George Cordukes, superin- tendent- constable. Goole, who holds a warrant for his appre- hension.— Bow- street, September 26. Esoaped from the Borough Gaol at Southampton, on the evening of the 20th instant, whilst under a remand for Smug- gling Tobacco, FREDERICK PAGE, a ship's carpenter, 23 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches high, light brown hair, and hazel eyes ; has sailed in and left the following vessels, viz.: the • Sultana'yacht, of Cowes on the 12th of September, 1847 the ' Fairy,' belonging to Sir Hyde Parker, 21st of June, 1848 ; the ' Whym,' 4th November, 1848 ; and the ' Malcolm Brown,' of London, 9th September, 1850.— Information to be given to the Governor of the Gaol, who will pay all reasonable expenses, or to J. T. Enright, superintendent of police, Southampton.— Bow- street, September 25. Desctiption of a Man, commited on the 23rd instant to Lancaster Castle for trial at the next quarter sessions, charged with uttering, at Lancaster, a Counterfeit Shilling, and having others in his possession : he gave the name of JOHN ROBIN- SON, a native of Carlisle, of Irish parents ; has resided some years at Newcastle- upon- Tyne, and Bishop Auckland, in Dur- ham. He is 26 years of age, 5 feet inches high, and his on a velvet shooting j icket, with large pearl buttons, a red flowered fancy waistcoat, grey tweed striped trousers, blue cloth cap with leather peak, and a yellow neckerchief: by trade a basket- maker. He hawks baskets about the country. It is supposed that he has committed offences elsewhere, or has been previously convicted.— Information to be given to Malcolm Wright, chief constable, Lancaster,— Bow street, Sep- tember 25. PHOPERTY STOLEN. Stoten, about 4 o'clock p. m. of the 25th instant, from the House of Mr. Louis, of Rusholme, near Manchester, three sil- ver Table- spoons, marked ' S.'— Information to be given to Superintendent Robert Durie, Constabulary- station, Pendleton, near Manchester.— Bow street, September 30. Stolen, from the House of George Smith, In Gainsborough, a modern patent lever silver Watch, middle siza, maker's name not known, hut on the same plate with the maker's name, & c., is engraved ' John Smith,' and on the back of the outside case are engraved the letters ' G. S.' By a tramping Woman, who has a begging- letter with her; sbe is about 50 years of age. stout, and had on a black gown, dirly white shawl, with black border, and white straw bonnet, with black ribbons: she smokes tobacco.— Information to be given to B. H. Cheney, superintendent of police, Gainteboro'.— Bow- street, September 30. Stolen, between the 28 th day of June and the 28th day of August, from a Cupboard on the premises of the Rev. Charles Thomas Arnold, in Rugby, a gold Watch, hamo on dial1 James Murray, Royal Exchange, London, No. 3426.'— Whoever will give such information as willj lead to the apprehension of the offender or effenders, shall, on conviction, be immediately paid Five Guineas by Mr. Wratislaw, of Rugby, solicitor to the Rugby Association,— Bow- street, September 30. Lost, supposed to hate been stolen, on the 13th instant, in Lancaster, a patent lever silver Watch, maker ' William Hodgson, Lancaster, No. 4335,' capped and jewelled, and had attached a black ribbon Guard, and a Watch- key.— If stolen, a suitable Reward will be paid on the recovery of the Watch. ard the conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to M. Wright, superintendent of police, Lancaster. — Bow- street, September 30. Stolen, on the 30th of August last, from the Gloucester Railway- station, a Box, containing a metal Sextant, made by ' Whitbread, No. 1165,' and engraved on the left hand corner of the arch of the instrument ' Presented by Greenwich Hos- pital to Joseph G. Dathan.— Metropolitan Police- office, Sep- tember 30. Absconded on the 23rd insHnt, from the ' Victoria Bearding House,' King's- road, Brighton, stealing and taking with him £ 5,— a Man, between 30 And 40 years of ago 5 feet 5 inches high, slight made, and brown hair.— Metropolitan Po- lice- office, September 30. Stolen, on the 27th instant, from No. 10, Hupton's Alms- houses, Green- walk, Holland- street, Christchurch, a double- breasted brown Great- coat, with velvet collar and facings, pockets outside ; a single- breasted black frock Coat; a black silk Vest, with roll collar; two silk Neck- ties, small narrow stripe ; a bl te silk Handkerchief, with large white spots; three ditto ditto, various p itterns ; a beaver Hat, with narrow brim ; a pair of leather Button- boot9; and £ 26 in gold.— Metropolitan Police, M Division, September 30. Stolen, at half- past 4 a. m. of the 27th instant., from the House of Mr. Knowles of Trafford- bank, Siretford Old- road, Manchester, four links of coral Beads, with coral clasp, lined with gold, and has a gold snap; three small blue check silk Handkerchiefs; two children's Night- gowns ; three woman's Night- gowns, two marked ' E. Booth; three new cotton Chemises ; two pair of white cotton Hose; a black satin Shawl ; and 5s. in silver.— Information to be given to Super- intendent Robert Durie, Constabulary- station, Pendleton, near Manchester.— Bow • street, September 30. Stolen, on the 26th instant, from a Shed, used as a sleep ing apartment for hop- pickers, a dark pilot Coat, and three Shirts. Supposed by a Man about. 50 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches high, is crippled in the left side, and walks with a stick. It is supposed he will make his way into the county of Norfolk, in search of employment.— Information to be given to John Bray, sergeant of police, Hants constabulary, Odiham. — Bow- street, September 30. Further particulars of ihe property stolen from No. 22, Wilderness- row, as reported on the 26th instant: also stolen, a silver inside Case, with movement, maker's name J. L. Wynn, Alresford. No. 1802; a ditto ditto, with movement, m . ker s name William Harley, No. 252 ; a ditto ditto, with movement, maker's name ' William Witby, London, No. 1812; a ditto ditto, with piilar- piate only; a ditto ditto, with edge only ; a ditto ditto, maker's name Samuel Chamber, A. D. 1808 ; a ditto ditto, with movement, maker's name Joan Brown, Lon- don, No. 2295 ; a ditto ditto, with pillar- plate only ; a ditto ditto, with plate, centre- wheel, cannion, pinion, and hour- wheel ; a tilvor Case, with edge and plate, stamped 78481 ; a gold inside Case, with plate and dial only ; a silver double- bottomed Case ( without the bick), with pillar and upper plates, and hard enamelled dial; three dozen Watcb- dials ; three Com pass- dials and Die; a Piilar- pUte and hardJDiil; a Pillar and Upper- plate, and several brass Die?,— Metropoli- tan Pcliee, Q Division, September 28. Stolen, between 7 and 8 p . m. of the 25th instant, from No. 22, Wilderness- row, Clerkenwell, the property of Mr. J. Pursehouse, ten silver Watch- cases, with parts of watch movements; a gold Watch- case, with hard enamelled dial inside; a double- bottomed open- faced Watch, without the back, and in an unfinished stale ; and several Watch- move- ments.— Metropolitan Police, G Division, September 27. Stolen, between 7 and half- past 10 p. m. of the 24th in- stant, from tbe ' Pigeons ' public house, Romford- road, the property of Mr. Donovan, a fmall gold Geneva Watch, with a gold Guard- chain attached ; two very old- fashioned silver Watches; two Mourning- rings; a silver Snuff- hox; two sil- ver Table- spoons; six ditto Tea- spoons, very old; and four Sovereigns.— Metropolitan Police, K Division, September 27. Stolen, about 10 a. m. of the 24th instant, from No. 25, Mortimer- street, Cavendish- square the property of Mr. Perkins, a mahogany Case of surgical Instruments, and a Pocket- case of ditto. By a Woman, 25 years of age, tall, and good- looking ; dressed in a dove- coloured shawl and gown, and straw bonnet.— Metropolitan Police, E Division, Sptem- ber 27. ing; had on a black dress coat, grey trousers, coloured vest, and black hat; carries a small paper Box; is a watchmaker by trade, and he will be applying at watchmakers' and jew- ellers' for work.— Information to be given to John Sabbage, superintendent of police, Carlisle.— Bow- street, September 27. Stolen between 6 and 9 p. m. of the 94th instant, from No. 12, Palmer's- terrace, Islington, the property of Mr. Evans, a gold Watch, maker's name ' Edwards ;' a gold linked Chain, a cornelian Seal, two gold Seals, two chased gold Rings, a pair of gilt BfaOelets, a silver Thimble, a silver emery Cushion and yard MeakaW, a netted green silk Purse, with steel beads, containing 7s. 6e!. a pair of jet Ear- rings ; a gold mourning Riog, ' In memory of William and Frances Love ;' a gold Brooch, set vti h a topaz a:,; 1 pearls ; a garnet and topaz Ring, an amethyst and pearl Ring, anu a cameo Brooch.- Metropoti- tan Police, N Division, September 27. Stolen, on the 17th inst.. from the House ° f Mr. Stewart, of the Polygon, Crumpsall, near Manchester, a sm'.^ H chamber Candlestick, a pair ot Sugar- tongs, and a Sugar- basin.-— Infor- mation to be given to Superintendent Robert Durie, Consta- bulary station, Pendleton, near Manchester.— Son- street, fcp* tember 26. Stolen, on tbe 24th instant, im 2, Streatham- place, Brixton- hill, a gold Snuff- box, with inscription inside the lid, ' Presented to George Stiff, Esq., by the Compositors of tha ' Weekly Times ;' a dark- brown fur Top- coat; two small silver Tea spoons ; six small siiver Forks, plain ; five larg ® Forks, four of which are plated; an old- fashioned silver Walsh, maker, 1 Kelly, London ; a Bag, containing £ 20, and some Silver ; and a £ 10 Bank of England Note, with the name of ' Gribble' written on the back. By a Man about 26 years of age, fl feet 2 inches high, thin, pale face, dark- brown hair, and small d;> rk whiskers ; dressed in a black dress- coat, black trou- sers, light vest, and black neckerchief.— Metropolitan Police, Division, September 26'. PROPERTY FOUND BY POLICE OFFICERS. Found, in the possesion of a suspected person in the borough of Macclesfield, a quantity of brass Fittings, about 30 lbs. weight, belonging to the cold- water pump of i con- densing steam- engine ; also a brass Water- tap, belonging to an engine ; all of which are supposed to be stolen.— Inform - tion to te given to Wm. Harper, chief constable, Town- hail, Maoo'. e sfield,— Bow- street, September 28, Stolen, at Carlisle, on the 23rd instant, a silver verge Watch, ' No. 8067 ;' a brass watch- turned Bench ; a brass watch turned Bench ; a brass mainspring Tool, an Eye- glass ; a pair of outting Pliars; a pair of clock ditto ; one or two pair of watch Pliars ; a small watch Drill ( all steel); a pivot File, a file on one side, and a Burnisher on the other ; a ' scape- wheel Fila, with a black handle ; a three- square Stake ; two watch Screwdrivers , a clock Screwdriver; a pair of steel Clock- springs; cabiper clock, and watch Brushes ; a pair of steel Tweezers ; a Drill and Bow ; a si ver verge Watch, and a pinchbeck Watch with a lion engraved, upon the outside cases. By a Man. about 28 years of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high, thin face, dark- brown hair, brushed up in front dark com- plexion, large eyes, large nose, slender made, and dull of hear- Absconded on the 23rd instant, from the Victoria Board- ing- house, King'g- road, Brighton, where he was engaged as waiter, tsking with him £ 5, the money of his mistress,— a. Man of the following description: a Belgian, about 5 feet 5 inches high, slight made, brown tair, and is between 30 and 40 years of age, but looks younger. He is supposed to be in the neighbourhood of Piccadilly, or Golden- equare, London, and most probably will apply for a situation at some of the foreign hotels or boarding- houses.— Information t< J be given to the Chief Officer of Police, Town- hall, Brighton.— fow- street, September 25. Absconded on the 20th instant, from Basildon, neai? Reading, in tha county of Berks, stealing and taking with him £ 9 10s. in cash, the monies of his Fellow- servant, a Man of the following description : about 30 years of age, about 5 feet 7 inches high, rather stout very dark complexion, very black hair, large black whiskers, good teeth, rather small black eyes, and has a great impediment in his speech ; had on when ha left, an old fustian jicket, cord trousers, white billy- cock hat, and high boots, tipped and nailed.— Whoever will give such information as w id lead to the apprehension and conviction of the offender, shall receive a Reward of One Guinea, informa- tion to be given to nenry Houlton. superintendent of police, Reading, Berks.— Bow- street, September 25. Stolen from the Dwelling- house of Mr. Kimber, butcher, Horn- street, Reading, in the county of Berks, nine Sovereigns, and £ 3 10s. in silver,— on the evening of the 22nd instant.— Information to be given to Henry Houlton, superintendent of police, Reading, Berks.— Bow- street, September 25. Stolen, on the 23rd instant, from No. 24, Myddleton- square. Clerkenwell, an oak Pistol- case, containing a pair of small French Pistols, with ' St. Etienne' written thereon, and cleaning Implements to match ; a gold Watch- guard, tquare- linked ; a metal ditto ditto ; two old silver Pencil- cases ; a pair of gold Spectacles ; a green netted Purse, containing ten Sovereigns : and a Scrip for twenty shares of the Eastern Counties Railway.— Metropolitan Police, Q Division, September 25. Absconded on the 21st instant, from No. 23, Borough- market, stealing and taking with him £ 2 2s.,— a Man, about 32 years of age, 5 feet 2 inches high, and has fair complexion ; dressed in a cord jacket, and trousers, and brown worsted cap, with peak.— Metropolitan Policy M Division, September 25. Stolen, between 11 o'clock on the night of the 23rd inst. and 6 o'clock the next morning, from the Pantry, No. 10, Finsbury Circus, the property of Mr. Nathan, a Tenant, sis Table spoons, six Dessert- spoons, nino Tea- spoons, six largo Forks, twelve smoll ditto, two Gravy- spoons, a Scup- ladle, a fish Knife and Fork, and two Salt- spoons,— all silver, king's pattern, and marked ' L II. N.'— Information to be given at tha Police- station, Moor lane, City .- Bow street, September 25. StoleD, on the morning of the 24th instant, from Black- wood, near Tredegar, a White French Terrier Dog, has been s aided on the left loin, has a wart growing on the right lower jaw, one of his ears is rather larger than tie other, and answers to the name of Turk ; the said Dog is the property of David Beddoes, landlord of tbe Tredegar New Mill beer- house, Black- wood, who will pay 10s. Reward on its recovery and conviction of the offender or offenders. Information to be given to Jas. Jarrett, superintendent of polioe, Tredegar .- Bow- street, Sep- tember 25. Stolen. on the 22nd instant, from No. 16, Greek street, Soho, six Tei- spoons, a table ditto, and a dessert ditto, all sil- ver, and marked ' J. R. ;' five or six cut glsss Scent- bottles, with silver tops; a black corded silk Shawl ; a pair of Welling- ton Boots ; a pair of Shoes ; and a few Coppers.— Metropolitan Police, C Division, September 24. Stolen, on the 22nd instant, from No. 18, Pratt- street, Lambeth, twelve Table- forks, eight dessert ditto, a ; Gravy- spoon, two f able ditto, four dessert ditto, a - Sauce- ladle, a Fish- slice, a pair of Salts, old- fashioned, v.- ith three legs, a Punch- bowl, with an old- fashioned Guinea at the bottom, three Tea- spoons, and eight salt ditto, all silver, snd marked ' K.' in old English ; five silver Tea- spoons, marked ' A. B. ;' four table ditto, marked'B.;' four ditto Pickle- forks, with ivorv han- dles ; a ditto Sugar- spoon, with pearl handle ; a gold Ring ; an antique signet Ring, with cornelian stone, engraved a head ; and an tld- fashioned chased silver Snuff- box, plated with s> old.- Metropolitan Police, L Division, September 24. Stolen, within the last five weeks, from No. 8, Terrace, Grove- hill, Camberwell, a silver Dessert- spoon, a ditto ditto Pork and three ditto ditto Knives, crest a wolf, and the letter ' H.' in old English ; also, the following Books: Blair's Pre- ceptor, Soyer's Cookery, and a Prayer- book, with the figure of the Virgin Mary emblazoned on the title page. By a Female, from 23 to 25 years of age, 5 feet 5 inches high, fair, light eyes, and brown bair ; dressed in a green striped delaine dress, straw bonnet, trimmed with light ribbon, and black merino vieite, trimmed with black velvet-.— Metropolitan Police, P Division, September 24, POLICE GAZETTE. September 30, WAR OFFICE, September 30, 1850. A LIST AND DESCRIPTION 0? DESERTERS FROM HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE. OFFICE NAME. CORFS. PARISH AND COtJNTT. TRADE. AGE. SIZK. HAIR. ETES. PACK NO. 1 59540 5954! 59542 59543 59544 59515 59546 59547 59548 59549 COAT AND TROUSERl. DATE OF DESXRTN. PLACE op DESERTION. Henry James Lane Benj, Buckingham Levi Cooper John Kelly Henry Dooney Thomas Hickson Daniel Shanagan George Samwell John Hamilton William Elben 9tb toot 13tb Foot 19th Foot 25th Foot 27th Foot 33d Foot 4lst Foot 48th Foot 51st Foot 51st Foot 59550 59551 59552 695"> 3 59554 59555 69456 59557 19559 Jobn Payne William Davis Michael Burke Jobn Cain Henry Nisbet James Boss James Connors John Ure Thomas Cotham 59560 59561 59562 59564 59565 59566 59567 59568 59569 59570 James Brown John Graham James Smith Andrew Hannah Wm. Dumbarton Anthony Baker Matthew Schofield Henry Hunt John T. Bambrick Nathan Feates 5lst loot 64th Foot 59th Foot lst'Bt. 60th R 71st Foot 74th Foot 84th Foot 92d Foot Rifle Brigade Norwich, Norfolk Worthing, Sussex Dorney, Kildare Newbridge, Kildare Berwick Aberdoorvey. Kerry Daventry, Northamp. Armagh Armagh labourer shoemaker labourer labourer natmaker shoemaker labourer shoemaker shoemaker shoemaker 20; 18^ 20 194 18} 20 iil 19 18 K. 1. C.' s Art. E. 1. C.' s Inf. E. I. C.' s Art. R. Horse Gds. Gren. Guards lst Bat. Gren. 3d Drag. Gds. lst Dragoons 11th Hussars 4th I'oot Denbigh Cardiff, Glamorgan Castlemachy, Cork Croome, Limerick O. Monkland, Lanark Perth Rockhill, Cork Falkirk, Stirling Cbepel, Aberdeen Bolton, Lancaster Bruff, Limerick Hamilton, Lanark Glenderrnott, Londy Govan, Lanark Amersham, Bucks Sbalbourn, Wilts Ecclesfield, York Islington, Middlesex Bengal, East Indies Frampton, Glo'ster shoemaker smith shoemaker labourer miner combmaker labourer labourer labourer cotton- spin 5 J571 59572 59573 59574 59575 59576 59577 59578 59579 59580 695511 5958l| 59582 59583 59584 59585 59586 59587 59588 59589 Henry Pidgeon William Kelly Matth, Richardson Patrick Fitzpatrick Patrick Fitzpatrick Duncan Graham William Johnstone Joseph Prime George Kirkland Benjamin Brough William Burkett Thos. Postlewaight Stephen Goodwin William Moreton John Egerton Geo. Jennings ( 2) Henry Shaw Cornelius Lynes Thomas Hogan Geo. T. Yeomans 4th Foot 27th Foot 30th Foot 62d Foot 63d Foot 71st Foot IstBt. Rifl. B. R. Newf. Co.' s R. Newf, Co.' Roy. Artillery groom draper labourer labourer labourer farmer miner carpenter clerk labourer 181 22 j m 23 171 18 18} 174 254 20 20" 201 234 23 2 294 25} 184 28} 6 Ji brown 6 1 brown 6} 6} 6 9 6f n 64 5 dk. brn. lt. brn, dk. brn, brown brown brown fair black brown brown brown dk. brn. fair fair brown sandy 74 dk. brn, 7}' aubun. 84 6i 0 os 84 104 10 64 fair fair lt. bro. lt. brn. brown dark dk. brn. brown dk. brn, brown brown grey hazel blue bazel grey grey lt. blue grey hazel fair frsh, 1 frsh. trsb. frsb. fair frsh. dark fair sail. grey grey grey d. hazel grey bazel grey hazel hazel hazel dark frsh. frsh. sail. lair fair frsh. frsb. dark frsh. grey grey grey grey grey hazel grey hazel dark grey frsh. fair frsh, frsh fair fair fair fair fair sail. servant's dress regimental regimental check ; dark shell jack.; summer sbell jacket; summer regimental red shell; summer blue ; cord blue; cord 10 Sep. b Sep. 9 Sep. 4 Sep. 2 Sep. 3 Sep. 5 Sep. 2 Sep. 3 Sep. 3 Sep. Dublin Fort George Brecon Berwick Stirling Sunderland Cork Weedon Liverpool Liverpool black; drab red shell ; summer shell jacket; summer regimental green blue ; moleskin moleskin white white ; tartan velvet; cord ligbt; cord grey; tartan moleskin regimental blue regimental; white regimental; white stable; blue coloured clothes red shell; summer 3 Sep. 5 Sep. 9 Sep. 9 Sep. 2 Sep. 5" Sep. 5" Sep. 5 Sep. 5 Sep. 7 Sep. 4 Sep. 5 Sep. 6 Sep. 27 Aug. 5 Sep. 6 Sep. 9 Sep. 13 Sep. 8 Sep. 9 Sep. Liverpool Guernsey Tralee Chatham Glasgow Glasgow Chatham Glasgow Kilkenny Liverpool MARKS AHD REMARKS. servant; took some money, and jewellery, took sword- belt, plate, and greater part of reg. nec. scar on shin; took bayonet- belt, amd part of reg. nec, attested, but not intermediately approved, volunteer from the 45th Foot; took part of reg, nee took side arm- belt, and part of reg. nec. took side- belt. not surgically inspected. not surgicaly inspected. Cloumel Edinburgh Liverpool Windsor London London Manchester Mansfield Norwich Plymouth not snrgically inspected. 2nd desertion ; took side- belt, and part ef reg. n% c took side- belt, and part of reg. nec. recruit, intermediately approved. recruit, intermediately anproved. round face ; small eyes and lasheB ; stupid looking. not surgically inspected. lost three teeth from upper lip ; not surgically insp. recruit, not surgically inspected, recruit, attested, but not intermediately approved, recruit, not surgically inspected. took bayonet belt, and breast- plato. took side- belt and breast- plate. J officer's servant; stole a Bum of money, walks very upright; took greater part of reg. nec. corporal; took part of reg. nec. Coilumpton, Devon Amatris, Monaghan Chatteris, Cambridge Leighlin, Carlow St. John'sWell, Kilk. St. John, Lanark Templearran, Doneg Camberton, Cambs. Stewarton, Ayr Colwick, Stafford baker labourer labourer blacksmith labourer joiner carpenter labourer shoemaker labourer 30} 21 22} 184 20 19 29 29 25 Roy. ArtiUeryl R. Sap. & M. E. I. C.' s Inf. E I. C.' s Inf. lst Drag. Gds. 21st Fusiliers 63d Foot 68th Foot 89th Foot 9Hb Foot ( jrantham, Lincoln Islington, Middlesex Leeds, York Countesthorpe, Leic. Hookersbrook, Chest. St. Matthew, Suffolk Dartford, Kent Tralee, Kerry Uskam, Tipperary Marston, Derby labourer bricklayer 1 carver clerk clerk coach- smith shoemaker labourer labourer labourer 22} 194 20} 20} 234 27} 23 24 21 26 74 104 9 6 6| 6} 8 7 6 0 10 6} 74 6} brown lt. brn, brown brown dk. brn. brown dk. brn, dk. brn, dk. brn. lt. brn bazel blue blue blue grey grey grey grey grey blue brown dk. brn. dk. brn. brown 8|] brown - 64 brown 74 dk. brn, dk. brn. lt. brn, fair bazel lt. bzl. grey brown hazel hazel grey dark blue blue sail, sail, frsh. frsh. frsh, fair frsh, sail, frsh, frsh. red shell; summer regimental; summer regimental ; black red shell; summer green; moleskin fustian red shell; dark red shell; dark fatigue ; regimental 9 Sep. 4 Sep. 15 Sep. 7 Sep. 10 Sep. 9 Sep. 9 Sep. 14 Aug. 14 Aug. 11 Sep. frsh dark frsh. frsh. frsh. frsb. dark ' rsh. fair fair dark blue working dress blue; cord reg.; Oxford mixture scarlet; blue red ; summer red sbell; black coatee; summer coatee ; black supposed plain 26 Aug. 9 Sep, 7 Sep. 9 Sep. 12 Sep. 9 Sep. 13 Sep. 10 Sep. 9 Sep. 17 Sep. Devonport Glasgow Walmer Tullamore Stockport Glasgow Canterbury Newfoundl, Newfoundl. Woolwich Portsmouth Woolwich Manchester Warley Dublin Glasgow Burslem Tralee Borrisokane Wine bester took greater part of reg. nec. deserttd off pass. 2nd des.; took part of reg. nec. took greater part of reg. neo. not surgically inspected. hair cut short; took waist- belt. recruit, not medically inspected, attested. served in the name of John Thorpe in the 91st Foot, took bayonet- belt, took part of reg. nee. deserted off furlough; took part ef reg. neo. deserted off pass ; took parr 0f reg. nec. supp, sed took a considerable sum of money, supposed gone to Dumfries, recruit at drill. anchor on left arm; some leech- marks on left side, recruit, not intermediately approved. took side- belt and plate. deserted off furlough, not surgically inspected. 59590 69591 69592 59593 59594 59595 69596 69597 69598 69599 Norman M'Donald John Haden James Fraser Robert Walker Andrew Wilson Michael Herrin Richard Parker William Couzens John Savery Thomas Jump o Bt. Kl. Art. 7 Bt. Rl. Art. R. Sap. & M. R. Sap. & M. 3d Drg. Gds. 15th Foot 23d Fusiliers 30th Foot 41st Foot 80th Foot Gorbals, Lanark Greenock, Renfrew Dalziell, Lanark Camberwell, Surrey Ladybridge, Cork Haddenham, Bucks Kingston, Hants Mohalin, Down Derby, Lancaster labourer labourer bricklayer carpenter clerk shoemaker labourer coachmaker labourer sailmaker 26} 21} 19 185 24 20 18} 1 19} 18 5 8 i dk. brn.'; 5 10 i brown 5 10 1 dk. brn. I 74' dk. brn. 9} brown 6Ji brown 74: brown 74 brown 64 dark 6} dk. brn. hazel grey blue grey blue grey grey bazel brown blue frsh. frsh. frsh. frsb. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. dark fair dark blue fustian black; fustian stable; blue dark regimental; summer regimental regimental blue ; dark 10 Sep. 12 Sep. 9 Sep. 9 Sep. 14 Sep. 13 Sep. 15 Sep. 16 Sep. 14 Sep. 13 Sep. Liverpool W oolwich Glasgow Glasgow London Limerick Plymouth W aimer Belfast Liverpool 69600 59601 49602 • 9603 59604 69605 59606 69607 59608 59609 John M'Reynolds James Reid James Humphrey Henry Stewart Patrick Hughes John Hayton Thomas O'Brien John Ward Andrew Sloan Michael Hennessy 93d loot 93d Foot 3d Drag. Gds. 4th L. Drags, 7th Foot 8th Foot 9th Foot 9th Foot 21st Fusiliers 41 st Foot Monkland, Lanark j 0. Macher, Aberdeen Sbankhill, Antrim King's Cross, Midx. i Navan, Meath Raiieena, Limerick Clpnkeen, Limerick | Lanesboro', Longford Killmore, Monaghan Teniplemore, Tippy. miner flaxdresser tailor bricklayer shoemaker labourer, clerk labourer labourer labourer 204 29} 204 21} 204 5 5 5 5 5 5 25} 5 33} 31 214 64i brown 7 I brown 8}: brown ! 8 I lt. brn. 6}! brown 7 | dk. brn. 1 64: brown 7 j brown 54 brown 114 dk. brn. blue grey grey grey grey grey hazel blue blue hazel frsh. frsh. fair fair sail. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh. white; kilt white ; kilt stable ; blue undress ; regimental black black ; moleskin shell; summer prison dress scarlet; kilt regimental 59610 59611 59612 59613 59613 59614 59615 59616 66617 69618 James Ballinger John Rourke Timothy Hehir John Flynn John Flanigan James M'Owe James Ghorse John Battersby Archibald Bell Robert Campbell James Hallanan James Pratt F. Winterbottom William M'Kinnon Donald M'Kenzie Henry Fowler George Gibb Robert Casbarn William Campbell Hugh Hagan 46ih loot 46th Foot 47th Foot 47th Foot 49th Foot 49th Foot 2d Bt. 60th R. 62d Foot 74th Foot 74th Foot liullo, Gloucester Cheltenham, Glo'ster Ratbkeale, Limerick Raihfarin, Dublin Durmcullin, King's 1\ ilrut, Antrim St. Werburgh, Derby Wigan, Lancaster Tollcross, Lanark St. Giles, Edinburgh labourer labourer labourer moulder labourer labourer collier weaver miner labourer 25 24 19} m 18j 193 174 26} 22} 184 104| brown brown brown dk. brn, brown dk. brn, brown dk. brn' brown fair grey hazel grey grey blue grey grey grey brown hazel fair frsh. frsh. frsh. frsh, frsh, fair sal). frsh, frsh. shell jacket; summer shelljacket; summer coatee; Oxford mix. coatee; Oxford mix. blue ; white regimental; summer regimental green shell jacket; summer white ; tartan white ; tartan 12 Sep. 14 Sep. 18 Sep. 18 Sep. 3 Sep. 17 Sep. 16 Sep. 18 Sep. 15 Sep. 16 Sep. Edinburgh Edinburgh Manchester Dublin Leeds London Dublin do. Glasgow Cork 18 Sep. 18 Sep. 20 Sep. 20 Sep. 17 Sep. 15 Sep. 16 Sep. 17 Sep. 15 Sep. 15 Sep. Bradford do. Rathkeale Dublin Fermoy Glasgow Templemo. Mullingar Clonmel do. burn and mermaid on right arm ; took part of reg. nec, not surgically inspected intermediately approved, and attested, took bayonet- belt, plate, and part of reg. nec, pockpitted ; 2nd desertion ; broke out of barraoks, took greater part of reg. nec. 2nd desertion ; took part of reg. nec. " " took part of reg. nec. doserted off furlough ; took the whole of reg. nec, deserted off furlough; took the whole of reg. nee. supposed gone to Liverpool. deserted off furlough ; took reg. nee. several marks about the face aud body, D ; 2nd des.; took part of reg. nec. marks of cuts ou forehead ; took hayonet- belt, & c, took bavonet- helt, and part of reg. nec. 590.19 59620 a 9621 59622 6 9 523 59624 59625 59626 69627 59628 John Faulkner John Skingle William Rawlinson George Edgerley John M'Donnell John Piper Charles Hancock John Black Samuel Marshall Jeremiah Moore Patrick Morris 80th 1 oot 90th Foot 91st Foot 92d Foot 93d Foot Roy. Artillery Roy. Artillery 12 B. R. Art. 12 B. R. Art. 5 B. R. Art. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. Roy. 1 oxford, Mayo Ratbdruin, W'icklow St. John, Leicester Barony, Lanark Loclicarron, ROES St. Mary, Carnbs Lingfield, Sussex Leylonstone, Essex Ash, Kent Killyman, Tyrone labourer servant labourer clotblnpper labourer groom latLojeaver labourer labourer labourer Marines Marines Marines Marines Marines M arines Marines Marines Marines Marines Marines Sandford, Oxford Sawbridgworih, F. sx. Preston, Lancaster Whitchurch, Salop St. James, Middlesex Rye, Sussex Winscombe, Somor. Barony, Lanark S. Peiherwin, Corn. Ockley, Suirey Birr, King's 20 21 19} 17} 18 204 19} 19} 223 24] labourer labourer tailor labourer brush maker labourer labourer ropemaker labourer labourer labourer 25 25} 30 23-?, 21 20 35 25 3, i 21} 25 9 7 6 54 8} dk. brn, brown It. brn, fair i lt. brn, 7^ brown 9 : lt. bm, 8} | brown 10} It. brn. 8}: lt. brn grey j hazel ! grey | grey [ hazel • It. blue grey j dark blue J blue 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 7 5 11 5 9 74! brown lt. brn. dk. brn. brown dk. brn. brown 841 brown brown dk. hrn. lt. brn. 63 104 7 7 64 5 741 lt. brn, grey hazel g ™ y hazil blue grey grey • hazel grey grey lair frsb. frsh. frsh. fair sail. ligt. fair frsh. frsh. dark ; cord Oxf. jacket; dark regimental black; cord moleskin blue fatigue; blue moleskin coatee; dark blue coatee ; dark blue coatee; blue fair frsh. frsh. frsh. fair frsh. frsh, frsh. fair frsh. frsh. red shell; Oxf. grey red shell; Oxf. grey white red shell; Oxf. mix. undress uniform uniform red shell; Oxf. grey undress uniform white drill; white red shell; Oxf. grey red shell ; Oxf. grey 10 Sep. 21 Sep. 18 Sep. 13 Sep. 19 Sep. 14 Sep. 10 Sep. 15 Sep. 15 Sep. 13 Sep. 16 Sep. 16 Sep. 13 Sep. 16 Sep. 2 Sep. 2 Sep. 21 Aug. 30 Aug. 5 Pep. S Sep. 2 Aug. Liverpool Manchester Dover Glasgow I'orres Leith Fort Woolwich do. do. Donegal not surgically inspected. D.; 2rd desertion; servant; took two £ 5 Notes, took greater part of reg. nec. surgically inspected, supposed gone to Loch Carron. took sword- belt. 4th desertion, took side- belt, took side- belt, deserted off furlough. Hd .- quart. Hd - quart. Hd.- quart. Hd.- quart. Hd.- quart. Wells Glasgow Plymouth Woolwich division; eyes grey and bazel, Woolwich division, Woolwich division J D. Woolwich division ; D. D. Portsmouth division. Chatham division. Woolwich division. Portsmouth division; deserted off furlough; Plymouth division. Plymouth division ; deserted off furlough. Roscoirjnn, 1 Woolwich division ; desalted off furlough. ADMIRALTY,] DESCRIPTIONS OF SEAMEN. [ SEPTEMBER SO, isso. Deserters, or Discharged with Disgrace from Tier Majesty's Service. HA1I, nil. FACS light grey lt. brn. blue brown blue light hazel lt. trn. Slue It. Ira, black dark hazel brown grey frsh. black hazel _ brown grey _ Kegistry No. NAME. 296182 320773 100539 298392 371817 368033 J. Moody C. Emmerson Peter Sidey W. Ornsby George Hodges G. Richards David Bell Thomas Clarke Timothy Lee Samuel Loan « Hlr DKSKKXlb OR » s » - CHARHRD PROM Apulia, deserter do. do. do, do. do. do. do. do. do. do. Hastings, discharged do. do. Phanix, discharged do. do. A « » 19 Sep. 19 Sep. 19 Sep. 19 Sep. 19 Sep. 19 Sep. 7 Julv A. B. ordinary ordinary cooper A. B. A. B. A. B. A. B. stoker stoker 26 21 28 30 24 274 29} 25 35 WHERE BORN. Gosport, Hants Cromer, Norfolk Dundee, Forfar Shadwell, Middlesex Chelsea, Middlesex Gosport, Hants Dundee, Forfar Yarmouth, Norfolk Portsmouth, Hants Beccles, Suffolk MARKS AMD BKMARKS. 1TK tward for his apprehension. £ 3 Reward for his apprehension. two fii gers on left baud jammed; £ 3 Reward for his apprehension, pockp tt'id; scar on chin'; £ 3 Reward for bis apj. releniion, £ 3 Reward for bis apprehension, mermaid and G. M. R. T. on right arm, first entry. star, S. G. nnd M. C. on right hand, seived in Nettey and ten other ships, pockpitted, LONDON : Printed and Published ( tin cUtyarttjj) by Samuel Mills, 11, Crane. Qour- KFleet- street.