Star.
London, England, 1823-10-10 00:00:00

SONS OF CONVICTS.
1. Aged 9, Father convicted of felony, and transported for life.
2. Aged 9, Father transported fur fourteen years, Mother left
with four children.
3. Aged 12, Father convicted of felony, and transported for life,
Mother left with. eight children to maintain.
4. Aged 10, Father sentenced to death for felony, mother dead.
S. Aged 10, Father executed for house-breaking, mother lett in
great distress with four children.
G. Aged 9, Father transported fur seven years, mother left in dis-
tress with three small children.
7. Aged 9, Father transported for seven years, mother left in dis-
tress with four children.
8. Aged 9, Father transported and died on board the hulks, mother
left in great distress, with bee young children.
9. Aged 9, Father executed for burglary, mother left distressed
with three children to maintain.
10. Aged 11, Father executed for murder, entirelt neglected by
his mother.
ILIUGIITERS OF CONVICTS.
11. Aged 9, Father executed for sacrilege.

12. Aged 41, Tattier transported for life for stealing bank notes.
L. Aged 9, Fatli.:r executed for felony.
14. Aged 9, Father transported for life.

CRIMINAL BOYS.
15. Aged 10, recommended by the Magistrates of Whitechapel,
had been guilty of many thefts, and was confined in the House
of Correction, Coldbath-fields.
16. Aged I I, had been tried and convicted of Larceny at the Old
Bailey Sessions, and sentenced to be whipped and discharged.
17. Aged 11, had been brought before F. Young, Esq. a Surrey
Maitiitrate, charged with a rubbery: has nu father, and the
mother in iii;liget)t. circutustanc.:,..
18. Aged 10, recommended by G. N. Hoare, Esq. a Magistrate
of Surrey, before whom be had been brought on a charge of
Irobbery.
19. Aged 12, recommended by the Magistrates of the Thames Po-
Ike Office ; had been charged with felony at the Public Office,
Marlborough-street, and twice committed from Bow-street,
as a rogue and vagabond, his father in indigent circum-
stances, with seven children.
2). Aged 12, had been guilty of many thefts, and in all respects a
very depraved character.
21. Aged 10, his father executed for horse-stealing, his mother twice
convicted of coining, and his eldest brother transported.
Aged 11, an orphan, recommended by the Magistrates of Union.
Han, a boy of very depraved habits.
25. Aged 10, had been committed to Brixton House of Correction
for robbery, mother in indigent circumstances, with five,
children to maintain.
r. 4. Aged 10, convicted of larceny at Reading, before Mr. Serjeati
Bosanquet—his father of bad character, mother dead.
Aged 11, recommended by the Magistrates at Bow-street.
An Extract of the Second Report of the Police Committee of the
House of Commons, who investigated the Management of this

Institution, dated Bth July, 1817
" Your Committee wish to direct the attention of the Public to
Oil,' excellent Institution, which is well deserving a more extended
patronage, not only for the end which the establishment has in view,
but also for the success which has attended its labours, arising from
the excellence of its regulations, and the frugal manner in which its
hinds are administered."

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The Friends of this Institution are respectfully solicited for the
f-vour of their Orders in any of the following branches of trade,
•vhich are carried on at the Society's Manufactory, in St. Geor,e's-
fields, and from the profit of which the Institution derives a sold-
derable part of its support :
LETTER-PRESS and COPPER-PLATE PRINTING.
BOOK-BINDING, in all its Branches.
TAILORS' WORK.—Gentlemen's Clothes, Servants' Liveries,
'Clothing for Public Schools, &c.
BOOT and SHOEMAKING of every description.
ROPE-MAKING.—White Ropes, Lines, Twines, and Pack-
ing Cords.
Any of the Manufactured Articles may be had in Retail.
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, Samuel Bosanquet,
Esq. 73, Lombard-street ; and by the following Bankers :—Messrs.
Nome, Fleet-street • Messrs. Courts and Co. Strand ; Messrs.
Henies and Co. Sr. fames's-street ; Messrs. Dorrien and Co. )Finch-
lane; Messrs. Grote and Co. Threadneedle-street; Messrs. Vere
and Co. Lombard-street ; Messrs. Esdaile and Co. Lombard-street ;
Messrs. Everett and Co. Mansion-house-street; Messrs. Ransom
and Co. Pall-mall; Messrs. Hammen:ley and Co. Pall-null; and
Messrs..Alorland and Co. Pall-mall; the Secretary, Rev. William
Pace, No. 5, China-terrace, Lambeth; and the Collectors, Mr.
Grasswell, 7, Craven-street, Strand; and Mr. Tattet, Guildford-
Place, Kennington-lane.