TIT r, NATIONAL REGISTER. Flash, (II 169 to►hs. six guus, and twc►.ty useu, hunt Nail's, wur►lCc she had ou!, salted a tew hours. HANK RUPrs. J. Vaughan. of Isleworth, Muldleses, tavlar, to surrttnit , June 19, 29, and July 27, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attutitei, Mr. Pickering, Ton er•TUS al, IVallinp•treet. E. A rgles. of Citherine-stmt, Strand, upholder, June tq. 49, Nal July at twelve, nt Guildhalls Attorney, Mr. 'tuber's, Ely-place, Holborn. J. A. IVilson, late of Faye, Herefordshire, money-scrivener. June 22. *6, at eleven, him J u ly , 47, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. atturncy, 111 r. Bousfield, li..ove;it , street. Fleet.t. rect. J. limy, late of Widtrit-place, hut now of Statuford-hill, Middlesex, merchant, Jun-. 19. al eleeen, 44, tree Jo:) , Yt.. ut ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, fieat3ey and Spurt, lii-ho.:s t rnte-sireet-within. J. Barnett, of Ito toTughant, paratianonnker, July Y, 3. and 27. at twelve, at lbr Swan Att roars. Mr. Egerton.G square, &dodo!, ; and Mess?... Spurrier a: d logleby, Hit wituthant. D. Carter, of Plymouth-dock, tuercer, July 1, 3. and 17, at leveler, tai the London-inn, Plymouth-dock, Attornias, Messr.. Collett, %lin • burn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Peers, Plymouth dock. J. imale, of Plynistocl, Devonshire, miller. July 1.3. and 27, at twelve, at the Lotion-ltut, Ilywoutli-cluck. Attortnes, Messrs. Collett, l iViinlsurn. and Collett, Chancery-idue, London; and Mr. Peers, Yl v liintoh-d„ck. I P. Gray, late of Eist ntrcliam, Norfolk-baker, July !i f at five, 6, at ten, at the Woo!pack-Inn, Norwich, and 27, at eleven, at the Ring's Arms•ltin, East Dcreliam. Attornies, Mr. Palmer, East Deletion and Messrs. Ancitce and Cox, Kines Ileneti-watks, I;•ettip:e, London. J.. Bromehead,olGamsnorough, Lincohisi ire, inn. L(.. )er, July 1,2, and 27, at eleven, at the Trent Port Inn, Sattildby, NoitirLhonishire Attornies, Mr. Fisher, Gainsburough ; and Messrs. Wood mid Clark'e, Castle -court, Budge-row, London. T, Br i mbv, 11 . Brumhy, and C. Briiniby, Gainshormi t y.li, Lincoln shire. sait-ciiith manofacitirers, July I. '2, and at eleven, a? the Trent Port fun, Sionirlby, Not!ineti .nishirr. Affinities, Mr. Fisher, Gains') irout;ll and Eliworth ; and Alessr. Wood and Claike, Castle. Court, Budge-row. London. S. Norton. Of Wore, Hertfirdsliire, sail-cloth iiriker, June 22 end July :17, at one, at Guildutill, Londu.i. Attorney, Mr. 13und, 'W o r es It. Hamilton and W.Gtaham, of Liverpool, merchant., .Tilt 7. 8, and 27, ut eleven, at the George Inn. I iverp.;.)l. Amarniegi, Messr.. Site!). hatd„Adliti v ton, and Gregory. Ilediord-row, Loudon; and Ilessrs. Ddlteret, ni:d Tupham, Liverpi..l. SATURD.,4Y'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKIW Frs. W. Lambert, of Titgleby Antritlfe, York, to surrender July 8,9, and 31, at eleven, at the Black Swan Inn, Stokeslev, York. Atturuies, 3lr. Powell, Stol;eilley ; ami Mr. Horton, Gray's ion, London. J. Over, of Ilthtol, witte-uttrchant, June t 1 .9• 3•4 0 ai;l ittly 31, at twelve, at the Conitorrti.:l Rooms, Bristol. Attoruirs, 31essrs. Poole and Cireentit-10, (Jr , Y's Inn, Londun ; and 'Air. 11.4ylitun, 11 , isnd. W. Alusgrove, now or late of ‘Vestbuty-npon-Trytn. Gloucester, nursery and seetkitan, Jolv 1,2, and 31, at eleven, at the C tottarrei:sl Rooms, Brktal Attoroies. Messrs. Poole ttexl (Steen& Id, (iray's Inn square, London ; and Mr. Davis, Bristol. J.,' tkinson, of ster, La J-11. '2l. 22, at fu r, a c l wl 31, at elevrn, at the Star lint, Manchester. Attoruies, Mr. :ard.vt. 11. Nlattellester ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery-lane, Landon J. Phat, of Dobeross, York, nutehme-taaker, July 15, at four, 16, at ten. Buil 31, at dr. en. . t tl.e Globe 'raver», Asht• it-under-line Attornirs, Nle,srs. Clarke and Itiehatds, Chancery•lane, London; and Mr. Mellor, Ashton-under-hoe. _ _ . W. J. Sw;;;Ills, of the Fttultry, hitter, Julie I?, 6 :9 am! July 31, at eleveit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. &L lama, Burrow's-buildings, jil a el: friars-road. .1. (;ale, late of Ilathwiek, Somerset. l'inliolder, Jntle 25 9 July 2. p.td :31, at eleven, at the EltlActilt and rat•tle Inn IStth. Attoroies, .k.tra rearson, Pump coqrt, Tempt" ; and Alr. Tayl L: and A. Niacin-11. 01 'itstle-st.eet, StnitLuark, sit.rey, h..t 'titer% June '29, July 6, a.id 31, at one, at Guildhall. At r. Crawford, Br..ad-street. . C. 1.. Bitch, of Great ()seen street,. Lincoln's Inn- ells, ,Lers. .lone '29, Jul) 6, awl 31, to uue, Ut G0t1,111,411. tsrs. Alien anti Gyiby. CariNle-strrei, Solit-stiuere. taws, of Calubccwe'd, Sufrey ) glazier and plattitier, Juae 2i eleven, Jul) O, at twelve. mod 31, at vi,btli, at uui,u,iall A.tor..e Mr. t , urt, John-street, Cruic I', Caw ley 'ate or Oliphant, krAt, rope-maker, June 22. July and $l. it ten, at Guildliral. Attorney, Mr. Flezney, Ciro's hill. W. H. Jessnp, of Cheltenham. Gloucester, nionev- scrivener, Yuly at six, 9. and 31, at eleven. at the Tilhot - Cliel , enlnyt.. tester. Atturnie4, Mew*. lizard trnd Hutchinson, • Lincoln's Inn, Lotrinti ; and. Mr. Pines., Chel ent..atit. It Itanlisp., ut Stockwe; . Lambeth, Snrrev, .Tl.lv 2Y, 29, and St, at one, at Guildhull Att..rney, Mr. Try, Clillurd's Lit., anti Stockwell. S. B. Snub, of Cannon..treet, linen-Or:Ter, .Tune 26, at twelv July 3, ta one. and 31, at ten, •at Attornies, Alesurs. 11.1 binson and Hine, Charter Iluase-square. THE LATE MURDER AT IVOODFORD. Snow-STREI T.---It having beets asctrtained that the late Airs Stephens, of Wuodford. had - been rnbbed of a new silver e etch, tin( that the rocker was Thomas Ridley, of Womitord, Nu. 1 51 I, ti; description thereof has beers pretty generally advertised in seise newspapers since the discovery of the murder, and . the fullowittg circumstances have in consequence transpires : On Wednes.day senniglit, a twin of the natite of- Wiliimer Curtsy ell, who sonic tittle since worked as an ostler sit the Red I.ien Ints-rand in liolbotn, but had left that neielibeisrliond about two months 3 JICt!, its consequence of being in debt, called in at the Sun public-le:use, its Gate-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. The landlady, Mrs Davis, ueeraided him for leaving the ne , giibourhood without p !vie; his score which be owed her ; he replied, she net d not be surprised if he p..iii her eefore he left the house, and in a spurt time ister he prupr,e4l to Mr. Davis, lice landlord, to vier him his welch for a 11. Bank nose, and to cle4r of his score of 14 shillings. Mr. Davis, declined the proposition, saying. I.e had net gut a 11. tote to spnte, iteriey being very scerce then. Curnwell afterwards proposed to give his welch, wliich is worth 51. end to take Mr. Davis's old metal watch, which proves to he worth about It shillings and etver Isis score, provided he would give him hall-a-croen, which Mr. Davis agreed to. and they exchaneed watches. Mr. Davis told a customer of the exchange he had mile. end s%et.ved him the watch, when it was pronounced to be a very i 0.. d one. On Moriday morning early, the customer, -vim had seen mid exam ned the watch, rend the aciyertisem- nt, describing that of which Aire Steplietts had been robbed at the time of the murder, and being of (spinier) that it un--vreted the description of the ene fur which Mr. Davis had given his -in exchange, called upon Mr. IX and found it exactly to answer die descripti •n. Mr. Davie, in consequence, lost no time in givine infor mation at Mee-street of the discovery. EeT.itios were then ,s o respecting Cornwell, and it was ascertained, that on Wednesdey mornine, previous to his ,ruing to Mr. Davis's house, lie hurl been at the Red Lune, and Axe aad Gate ism cards, in I [(Abort', anti had rattled the watch fer sale, or tat exchange it, but could not succeed. This strengthetird the suspicioe, and i e:y was dispatched in a chaise to Woetthed, etteorted by Westbrook, one of the patrole, it bi me understood %hid. Cornwell was at work - there. Its the evenire , V;ekery returned to town with Cornwell in his custody, when the b ,siitess mid( rwent an iiivestieatiott of three hours, from 6 o'clock till II ; from which it appeared that Vickery, on bit art at Woodeqd, lend made use of a little stratagem in .his enquiries after Cornwell, merely saying, he understiani Cornwell bed seen a man at the door el the late Airs. Stephens, on the night et the murder. Theotliee learnt t lett Cornwell was its the employ of Mr. Pettingule, the proprietor of the Woetitted stageecoaches, as an ostler, and had worked for hint ilstrieg the last ti e or six weeks. ("unwell was thess at work in a lesy-field, itbout a wile and a half off Woodford. Vickery proceeded after him, aitd temei I•ins on a cart, loadirog it. Vickery told him he hail a warrant rigeitist him. and desired him to come down, which Ise very readily did. The petiole proceeded to liandeseE ben, noel Vickery told bin!, the watch of the eid woman meaning Mire Stephens. had be-_!li found.. Cornwell acknowledged nest it had beet in his possesvime end th a t the metal ethic's in his pocket he had exchaeged with M. Davis, in Louden. The sv.,y in which he accounted to: haring posses- 40n et Mrs. Stephers's watch Wit's that lie foetid it on Sunday morning, alter tl , e murder, at tour o'citick, close to the pond ~ear the Castle imp, s , here lie went to get some water for his horse,. This appeared to be inconsistent, as there is a pond nearer to Ids stables, where, the water is hitter than the other. He acknowledged that he did not tell any body of his prise (lining the Sumidy. On the Monday he ascertained that it eras Mrs. Stet s. ns's waste', hut did not inform any person, not cotsceivieg thWt• Ise nail any isec.ssion to do so, and that he eacl as much right to it as any other person ; but went to bathes on Wednesday,- with an intetit i to dispeseef the watch, and get some clothes. lie confessed ttipt Its I lied beep at. Airs. Stephens's shop on the Saturday evelving 4 am .1. Love manufactte Ali %v. Mild mie%, T. Attau .TTTNTE 10. ►all A. tor..e ne 22. July $. (ire 's Inn. rivener, Yuis 8, tilau- Lneula'S 11114 r, .Thle 2Y, 29, llurd's anti 26, at twelve, les, Alesura. Itu- rOßD. the late Mrs ver w men, anti Nu 1 511, t Lived Ii seve si 4,