Kentish Gazette, Tuesday 25 September 1787.

Robbery.

Whereas sometime in the night of Friday last, the 21st of September instant, the house of Mr. Henry Nathan, near the "Black Pig," Dover, was broken open, and robbed of a Travelling box, in which, among other articles, were the following goods.

18 pair of Silver shoe buckles,

3 pair of Silver knee buckles,

6 pair of Oval stone buckles,

4 large Silver Table Spoons, engraved,

1 dozen of Silver Tea Spoons, ditto,

1 Pap Spoon, plain
Besides a Quantity of Seals, Watch Keys &c.

Whoever can give Information of the above Robbery, so that the offender or offenders may be apprehended for the same, shall receive 5 guineas reward, over and above the Reward allowed by Act of Parliament.

The box was found in the Morning on the Hill, near the house.