ROBBERY.

WHEREAS during the Night between Friday the 24th, and Saturday the 25th of April in instant, the House of Sarah Duncan, in Pandon, was robbed of BANK NOTES, GOLD, and SILVER, to a considerable amount, Six GOLD RINGS for the Fore-Finger, one marked in the Infide J. B. G. one plain Gold Ring marked S. D. a small SILVER BOX marked S. D. and a Quantity of valuable WEARING APPAREL; the Notes are all of the Newcaftle Bank; the Gold, amounting to near Two Hundred Pounds, chiefly in Guineas; and the Silver, to the Amount of near Twelve Pounds, confifts of Crown and Half-Crown Pieces, Shillings and Sixpences, having the Coin quite fresh.—And whereas REBECCA COXON, who absconded from the House of the said Sarah Duncan, during the Night above-mentioned, stands charged with having committed the said Robbery, a Reward of TEN GUINEAS, and all Expences, will be paid by the said Sarah Duncan, to any Person or Persons who may apprehend, or be the Means of apprehending, the said Rebecca Coxon, and securing her in any Gaol. She answers the following

DESCRIPTION.

She is between Eighteen and Nineteen Years of Age,
nearly Six Feet high, ftops forward in walking, fair Com-
plexion, coarse Featured, light grey Eyes, light Hair, a
Dimple on each Cheek, and has a remarkable long Neck,
large Hands and Feet, and turns in her Toes when walking;
She is a Native of Stockton, and speaks that Country Dialect;
She had on when she went away, a light buff spotted Gown,
white Petticoat and Stockings, and a Straw Hat.

Newcastle, April 30, 1807.

M. Angus and Son, Printers, Newcastle.

This is perhaps the first Advertiser about a Baudy-house being Robbed.