The National Register.
London, England, 1813-02-07 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

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answered I,lw, " Nothin4' Tile Spaniard, however, without more
words or -provocation, collared Macdonald, and stabbed him in two
places with a knife, %%Inch he drew from his bosom, and then ran away.
One of the seamen stayed by the wounded man tvhilst the others pur-
sued the Spaniard towards his boat, but could nut find him. 'Macdonald
was taken on board the Indefatigable's hulk, %there lie soon died of his
wounds. Lieut. Scott, of that ship, immediately alter Macdonald wits
taken on board, repaired to the Spanish fii:;ate Iphigenia, with one of
Macdonald's companions, and just as he inn! !cached her, a Spaniard,
named Lucas Garces, came alongside in a wherry, who was instantly
charged with being the murderer ; and which Maedariald's other corn.
panion, the next morning, confirmed by his testimony. The Spaniards
have refused to let the parties necessary as witne•ses come on store,
but upon the deposition of the Surgeon of the Indefatigable, and the
two seamen of that ship, a verdict of Murder has been returned
against Lucas Garces, though he is not yet ill custody.
An inquest was held on Friday se'nnight, at Bushley, near Tewks-
bury, on the body of a young woman, servant to a farmer there, who
d ed in strong convulsions, brought on by taking m ercnry, in order to
I cause abortion. The unfortunate woman having, previous to hrr un
happy death, confessed that the poison was procured for her by the
f idler of her unborn child, Foster, formerly a fellow- •J svaitt, he
has been committed to Worcester gaol fur trial at the Assize.
A Coroner's Inquest sat on Tuesday, on Ludowic Ilenderthurn,
formerly in the service of part of the Royal Family at Hanover, and
till the pres.ent time cook to Mr. Sandford, a Gentleman of fortune,
in Upper Grosvenor-street. The deceased was found with his head
severed nearly from his body, and his wrist muzli mangled,—Verdict,
Insanity.—An Inquest was likewise held last week on Mr. Andrew
Whiteman, an opulent West India planter, who was found drowned
.
liyde Palk.— Verdict, Insanity.
A Coroner's Inquest was held on Tuesday, at St. James's Work.
house, on an old woman who had been cenveyedtnere in a state of the
greatest misery rind apparent want. On searching an apartment she
had previously • coupled near Carnaby Market, there was found se-
creted plate to the amount of 6W. besides a quantity of clothes,
blankets, sheets, and many things which she denied herself the use of,
that would have ', pon investinide her most comfortable. Ugation,
it was thought that she had amassed money to a considerable amount.
—Verdict, Oied by tire Visitation of God.

DIED.
On the night between the 9th and 10th January, P ince Frederick
Thassillo William of Prussia, eldest son of his Royal Highness Prince
William, brother to the King, at Berlin.
At his house, in Lewes, after a short illness, Joseph Molineux,
banker.
In Belle Vire, in Bath, Francis D' A rcy, F.sq. next heir to the
title of Earl of 11.4.lerness ; whose predecessor and his brothers ac-
companied King Willion the Conqueror to England.
On Friday, at her house, at Po uler's-end, near Enti:ld, in the 10:ith
ye it of her age, Mrs. Cromwell, moth: r ut N 1 r. Cromwell, of
Cheshunt Park, Herts, greatly esieemed and venerated by all who
knew her.
At Chelsea, Henry Redhead York-, Esq. the Barrister and cele-
brated political writer.

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