The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-16 00:00:00

GOLD DUST ROBBERY.

Within the last few days Money Moses and the two
Caspars, father and son, who, it will be recollected, were
concerned in and found guilty of the late remarkable
gold-dust robbery, were removed from her Maje.ty's
dockyard, Plymouth, and put on board the Lord
Lynedoch transport, to be taken to Sydney, pur-
suant to their rentence. The transportation of the
convicts has been frequently before announced, and it
has been a matter of some surprise to many acqua'nted
with the circumstances of the robbery why they sl,quld
have been kept so long, but the delay is sups used
to be attributable to the efforts made on tl-eir
behalf by their friends to be allowed to re-
main in this country. On the part, part. A-
larly, of the elder Caspar, considerable eft', s
were made by many of the Hebrew families of ini'
once, on account of his age, to have that portion of I. s

seatence of transportation beyond the seas commuted ;
but the fact, not only of his perfect privity to the
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. robbery, but his former plannings with Moss and his
NEWMARKET HOUGHTON. —M W son about robberies which the confidential situation of
Hs.rdicap Sweepstakes - ONDAY MIK.
of 25 says. each, for three-years'. the latter in the service of Mr. Hartley would enable
old and upwards. D. M.
The Cambridgeshire Stakes of '2
impossible the Government could do
them to accomplish, was found to be of so glaring a cha-
-5 sot's. 10 ft,
aandcli.s raster, that it wilS
only if declared, with 100 added.less than transport him. The family of Money Moses
lance of B.C. mild an.--
were most anxious to get out to Sydney with him, and a
Dey of Algiers, 4 yrs, Bst 61b—The Corsair, 4 yrs, Bst
61b—I3ellona. 5 yrs, Bst 41b— Hydra, 5 yrs, Bst elb Cie. chow them to do so, Moses at the same time offering
proposition had been made to the proper authorities to
rion, 4 Sts, 85t.31.b.—....au1, 5 yrs, Bst 21b—Quicksilver, 6 to pay their as well as his own expense out there, and
yrs, 7st 131b—Nubian, yrs, gib__
_mo„ps, 3 yrs, 7st_, _I. tory Girl, 3
10, 4 yrs, 7st 813 promising never to come back, provided he was al-
yrs, 7st slb
Row;ue, 4 vrs, Tat 31 Glycon, a yrs, 7st—Feather, 4 lowed his liberty on getting there. This proposition
yrs, 7st—Diderot, 3 yrs, 7st—lnterlude, 3 yrs, 6st 12113 was also refused, and the convicts, as above stated,
Bob Peel, 3 yrs, 6st 12;b—Stamboul, 3 yrs, Est 01b-- ' were sent out in the usual way in the same transport
who,
Janus 3 yrs, Est 7lb c • 1 that took out the Custom-house robbers. Moss,
liesione, 4 yrs, 6st 71b— , onstdntia .
c, 3 yrs, 63t 71b—The Young. un, 3 yrs, 6st 41b—ST ' i
i Istria,
' A will be recollected, had taken so large a share in the
3 vrs, 6st 21b—Busk filly, 3 ) rs, 6st—Sal Volatile, 3 yrs, gold-dust robbery, and who actually carried away the
lb
sst 10113—The Ruler, 3 yrs, sst 10 —D. tree f, 3 yrs, SA boxes containing the gold dust from the wharf, is now
71b—Diana, 3 yrs, sst 71t—and Half-caste, 3 yrs, 3st. with his family in America. The whole of the money
The rest delared. received by him did not exceed two or three pounds,
each, 20 - r_ and The Criterion Stakes of 30 sous.
ft;
the Jul
old colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 51b. A winner ofy, bas own people was of so damning a character in the
Clearwell, or Prendergast Stakes, 7:bs, of any two
of I e,timation of the Jew watch•dealers that they would
' n-rs 2bs extra
the 1
those stakes Blbs extra ;
stake. all other
From win
the
turnl 0_
, not employ him on any account, and the consequence
the second to save his f wits ,
that the man and his family were reduced
Lands in. Ito considerable privati • but _by Vol-ons , they were at length
Duke of Beaufote's f Sdowdrop—Mr. Watts's t v i 8::nt to America, by the it is
taire, out of Fanehon—Mr. W. Cooper's f Mistleyonian; ,
man named Davis, and from assistance,the,
of a
Mr. J. Newton's Yaratilda—Mr. WI eford's 'or c by Camel,
Davis at the time of the -
Newton's
of k
—'e‘rie—Lord Albemarle's Ralph—Lord Jersey's , robbery kept a common brothel
Sister Coventry-street,•
and the gold-dust -
ter to Glencoe Fulwar Craven's Benedetta—Captain near g d dust having been re-
• Ito his house by Moss, Williamson's Mob—arek—Captain Williamson's Decision move( he received 900/. as his
—Mr. Rath's c by The Exq isite, out of Marefield's share of its value from Money Moses and his daughter ;
dam—Mr. I.
Day's Executrilx—Colonel Anson's La but before the officers could capture him ged
he mana
Gitana—Mr. Sadler's Defy—Mr. Sadler's Diversion— to get across to Boulogne, where he
has since been
Mr. Nevill's Hilarine—Duke of Grafton's Mosque—Duke ' jiving in the most open ne:nner, while hie wife keeps of Grafton's cby Divan, dby Juniptle—Lord Exeter's fcr Lord Exeter's f• I. Davis believed that if Moss were be 13
by Reveller, out of Green Ma - the b rothe yo
Mantle—Lord of the prosecutor to call him as a witness he
by Sultan, out of Marchesa---Lord Exeter's Cesar 't b the reach
bit J. -Bosw:11's c Triumph-- (Davis) would
have nothing to fear in returning to this _Colonel Peel's Brotherewl cthe means oftaking •
to
White—e-Colonel Peel's f Palmyracountry, supplied him with
eneral Yates's Si_ Hei has not, how-
ton- oom—Captain"Gardnor's cby 0 and his family to America.(Davis)(
—A out of Cecil'a---
Mr. Ford's Young Quo Minus—Lo er to appear on this side of
hfield's Brotherl , ever, as yet, thought prop
Phosphorus—Lord Lichfield's cby er Lely, out of the water.

•• •

Mr. Hartley, from the spirited manner in *high ht
acted in bringing the parties to justice, is a loser to the
enormous amount of 2,900/. ; and though it had been
some time ago hinted at that it was the intention of the
wharfingers and merchants to enter into a subscription
to repay him that amount, not a single penny has been
received. The fact of an individual coming forward
upon public ground as a public prosecutor, holds out
but a very indifferent encouragement to public-spirited
persons to discharge so important a duty.