The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-01 00:00:00

HORSES STOLEN.

WHEREAS, -about Seven o'Clock on Suuday
Night, the aoth of September instant; a CHESNUT
HACKNEY HORSE, Seven years old, without any white
upon him, 16 hands high, fired on the far fore foot for a ring
bone, which have canned an enlargement above the hoof, oc-
casions him to go a little lame, and sheaving a great deal of
blood;
*And a strong aged DAY HACKNEY HORSE, about ts'
hands 3 inches high, with some white in his face, in the
form of a dagger, and a great deal on his hind leg, a hollow
on the.far side the neck, half an inch deep, several saddle
marks, and a large lump on his back, occasioned by the hind
part of the saddle having pressed too hard thereon; both be-
longing. to George Moore, of Appleby, in the County of Lei—
cester,'Esq. WERE S I'OL EN out of his Grounds at Nor-
ton, near Twycross, in the County of Leicester, by two Men,
known by the name„Lof Joseph Rose abut who is also called
Sadler' and Richard Ruse, and who are supposed to come
front Dudley, in Worcestershire, and well known ,as the
Dudley Jobbers, or Horse Dealers. roseph has since been
apprehended, but Richard is at large, with the Horses stolen,
unless he has parted with them.
Richard is about five feet two or three inches high, has a
wound or scar above his left eye, and had on a fustian coat,
light Waistcoat, dirty corduroy- breeches, greasy hat, and
boots.

A REWARD of FORTY GUINEAS is hereby offered
from the Ashby-de-Ja-Zouch Association, for the prosecu-
tion of:Thieves and Robbers (of which Mr. Moore is a Mem-
ber), in addition to what is allowed by Alt of Parliament,
and TEN GUINEAS from Mr. Moore, to the Persons who
have apprehended, and shall give evidence against Joseph
_Rose, and 'who shall be instrumental in re‘overing the
Horses, and apprehending and giving evidence against Rich-
aid Rose, which shall lead to 'their conviCtion, to be paid
immediately on such conviction, by application to___

PfiSTE'L and WEBSTER,
Solicitors to tirz said A'ssociation.

Ashby-de-la-Zouch, . .
Sept. 24, rBot.
N. B.—Joseph Rose when he was apprehended had in_ his
possession 'a bright bay blood Mare, with black Mane and
Tail, and cropped Ears ; she is six years old, about sixteen
hands high, and has a streak of white down, her Face, a little
white on her.near Foot before, both hind Feet white, Saddle
marks on each side behind the Shoulder, and a cut Tail, and
buy be heard of, on application as above.

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