Star.
London, England, 1810-12-05 00:00:00

GR2VERAL POSTIOFFICE, November 21, 1810.
[I7.II.LIAM BOWEN, a Two-pedny Post Letter
Carrier, being strongly suspected of FELONY, whoever
.:::,2prJlend, or cause him to be apprehended, will inunedi-
r,zcrive a Reward of TWENTY POUNDS, and the fur-
cu of TIIIRTY POUNDS, payable upon his Conviction.
I):,:rict of Delivery was Somerstown, and he lodged in
liit!!:,soxstreet. He absconded on Monday the 12th instant,
RI: One o'Clock in the Afternoon, with his Wife and Child
lioir pine Mo:it!ls old. His Brother-in-law, Joan BAITZI,
Ih) IS s':l)2oSed to be a Working Jeweller, accompanied him.—
' Hackney Coach was taken from the Stand at Battle Bridgb to
o.pd l'ath,;hmerstown, or the Neighbourhood, and they took
d:etn in tile Coach three Boxes, one of which was painted

Tn,aid WILLIAM BOWEN is about 25 Years of Age, thin
ionu; ; Feet 5 Inches high, thin Face, dark Eyes and
lie was dressed in a blue Coat, dark great Coat,
,wtl Waigcoat, dark Velveteen Breeches, and lived as Waiter
i Fronk y Wood House last Summer.

Hiq Wife is about 25 Years of Age, was dressed in a Straw
'oat anti a nemc great Coat of dark green with black Tauels.
If the Hackney Coachman who took them up at Somerstawn
dl give Information where he set theta down, be will be re-
m:led, By Conunand of the Post-Master•General,
FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary.

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