to the MagistrateVnia . pambeth-street Police-office, that an individual had an extensive felony at the house of a gentleman pained Hill, at North Shields, - where he-had been an inmate in the family for some time, and with the stolen property was OU his passage to London, on bo

MONDAY. - - The Hyde Park turnpike bill was re-committed. The city of York watching and lighting bill was passed. Petitions were presented from the Chamber of Commerce of Dundee, against the Clyde navigation bill—from St. Christopher's, - praying for . a reduction of the duties

Robertson. Red Lion-street, nerkenvell, P.veller. _SOH- Patfen,}lat.tcw-garden. : ./. Moore, Manchester, corn-dealer, Solicitor, Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row. . 7. Wilson, Edgeware-road, shopkeeper. Solicitors, Messrs. ci; ot. tt and Co., .Arms-yard, Coleman-street. , •

SINGULAR.. ADVENTURE.—A well-dressed • lad, About 15, named - 111 - atthins4torgan, who is understood to have highly respectable connexions at Manchester, was brought before Mr. Alderman LUCAS on \Wednesday, charged with stealing a horse and chaise; value 601., the property of M

Canada Company. Irish Provincial Bank Rio de la Plata Agricultural West India Company 100 34 32 : 1 100. 5 7 1 1 8 - 10& 5 5 100 5 - Letters received in town on Friday, from Malta, state, in the most positive manner, that the MARQUIS Of HASTINGS was about to proceed to England,

James Lashbroake, aged 5 - 2, a coachman, was indicted for killing Thomas Day. Henry Paine. depo*ed, that. .he- lives- - in St. Andrew -street, Seven Dials; he was theremear midnight, of the_l4th April, when he saw. a. glass-coach, which the prisoner was driving most furiously,

; ' since which 'there has been a steady demand, witheut• the slightest variation in the currency. • . As this day advanced- the request for Muscovades became general and extensive, and nearlyall the Sugars On sale were disposed of at a further improvement of 6d. a since Tuesday

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SECONDARIES' OFFICE.-(MONDAY). - WHEELER V. IIAYNE,, ESQ. . This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who had been servant to the defendant, to recover the sum of 791. for wages and disbursements made in his behalf. Judgment had been allowed to .go by default, and a Sheriff's