478 · Domeftic Intelligence. The lady of George Ryves, Efq. of Elifead, MARRIAGES. a Mr. daughters.Suddenly, Mri. Simpfen, relift of Mr. Simplon, farmer, of Arnold, Nottingham. She had been preparing a cake for the family, when he was taken ill, and expired almost inmediately.—Of an apoplectic fit, at Upton-court, Shepherdfwell, Kent, aged 68, Mrs. Ante Finch, whofe exemplary plety, charity, and beyear, nevolence endeared her to all her acquaintance, and will render ber death lang lamented.—A Sutton, county Linoln, in his 88th Elliott, many years an eminent filk-dyer at Nettingham. When he began business, he literally dyed his goods in a jug, and at his decea e was fut pofed to have acumulated the fum of 100,000, At Folkington, county Lincoln, aged 73, By her own defire, Mary Fofter, a maiden, AT Knighton, Mr. Harrison, furgeon and her remains were inclosed in white deal coffin, apothecary, of Leicefter, to Mifs Hunt, fif- and carried by four tailors, with fix young was Jung, takm ser of Mr. Hunt of Stoney-gate.-Mr. King maidens to hold up the pall. The Bells chimed fion, furgeon, of Luton, county Bedford, to Mifs to church, where an anthem Dawkins, of Northampton. George Strickland, from the viith chapter of Job. After fordic, a Efq. fecond jon of fir George Strickland. bart. of merry peal was rung. At Tiverton, Devon, Boynton, county York, to Mifs J. Craggs, dau. much and deservedly lamented, in his 82d per of the late C. Craggs, Eiq. of Houghton-le- Henry Ofmond, Efq. a respectable maghrate of Spring, Durham.-At Weft Cowes, in the Ifle that county. He had five times ferved the office or of mayor; had been a member of the Two of Wight, lieutenant Dewell, of the ad queen's royal regiment of foot, to Miss Eleanor corporation 58 years, and 26 years father f Durnford, daughter of the late George Durnford, that fociety. At his houfe at Hendon, Middlex, Mr. Archibald Hamilton, printer, of FalconEfq. of Winchester. Rear-admiral Cofey, commander in chief at Plymouth, to Mrs. Hurft, court, Fleet-ftreet, He was the fon of Archibald relict of Mr. Hurst, agent to the 7th regiment. Hamilton, Efq. an eminent printer of the fant At Liege, in At her grace the dutchefs-dowager of Atholl's place, the first establisher of the Criti al Reapartments in the Abbey at Edinburgh, James view," ftill living; and father of a third the honour chibald, who is also a printer.Farquharfon, Efq. of Invercauld, to able Mrs. Margaret Mackay, widow of lieut-Germany, Conftantine John Phipps, lord M general Mackay, and daughter of the late for grave in England and Ireland, and F. R. S The English peerage is extinct; that of Ireland William Carr, of Etall, bart. defcends to his eldest brother, the honourable H ry Phipps, lieutenant-colonel in the army, tain in the ft regiment of foot guards, as M. P. for Scarborough, his brother having of tained it for him when he quitted his poß of paymaster. DEATHS. AT his feat at Creedy, county Devon, aged DOMESTIC BELFAST, Nov. 21. INTELLIGENCE Irial act of violence.-In the evening, a number of gentlemen, friends of Liberty, Peace, and IN N confequence of the late very rapid rife in Order, anxious to prevent tumult and licentiou the price of fome articles of provifion, par- nefs, diftributed a printed paper, recommending ticularly meal, owing, as may be fuppofed, to an orderly and legal conduct, on the prefent occa the great demand from abroad, and the interpofi- fion, as the enemies of peace, liberty and reform tion of foreftallers, a number of working people the avowed enemies of the people would be very affembled yesterday to investigate the caufe; they active in promoting any meafure that would be proceeded in a large party to the quay, and exa- likely to excite outrage-the exertions were deci mined every veffel which they fuppofed might be five with the great body of the people-but a carrying grain out of the kingdom: after they had rabble of boys and blackguards, to the number examined the veffels in the harbour, without find- of 60 or 80, are still hurrying through the ing any meal on board, they went to feveral ftores, ftreets, and attempting to disturb the peace alledging that the rife in the market might have fuch proceedings ought not to be tolerated-and we imagine the beft way to put a final period to been occafioned of merchants, ned by large purchases of eatened that market, and allowing the fines 20. BRICKLAYERS. DUBLIN, Nov. 16, 1792. Alexander M'Cullagh Samuel Fisher." THE following is the return of the Common Council for the different corporations of this city, Edward Stephens who have been elected to serve that office for three years from the 24th inftant. Andrew Callage William Bell 21. HOSIERS. Edward Morgan.* 22. CURRIERS. Arthur Orde.* 23. BREWERS. 1. Corporation of Merchants. Arthur Guinness Meredith Jenkin✶ James Magee George Thwaites Henry Clements Samuel Tyndall 24. JOINERS. Hugh Skeys* Robert Powell Thomas Myler* William Hollifter.* Daniel Dickinson* Hugh Cochran Robert Alexander* Folliott Magrath William Lindsay Thomas Bacon John Dawfon Thomas Howifon 2. TAILORS. William Davis 3. SMITHS. George Binns Robert Newell Ifaac Manders Robert Grierfon George Darley* 1 Ralph Mulhern John Langston 4. BARBERS. Robert Deane. 5. BAKERS. John Farange 6. BUTCHERS. Luke Franklin 7. CARPENTERS. Thomas Wilkinson* 8. SHOEMAKERS, Edward Clarke 9. SADLERS. William McCready John Campbell Thomas Orde Francis Hamilton* 10. Cooks. Richard Goodwin*. II. TANNERS. Benjamin Gibfon. 12. TALLOW CHANDLERS. Mark Bloxham. Thomas Stephens* 13. GLOVERS and SKINNERS. John Willis John Binns John Talbot Samuel Middleton. 14. WEAVERS. William Sinnett. Thofe marked thus were not in the laft return for commons. Joshua M'Donough was committedby Alderman Fleming for affaulting a Mr. Bergin in Bride's-alley, with an intent to rob him. A feizure was made of a confiderable quantity of tobacco, on Rathmines road, on Sunday laft. It appeared to be part of a cargo which had been landed on the preceding night at Killiney-bay. It was contained in five hackney carriages, which were hired that morning, as for a duel. Yesterday morning the body of Mr. Ruffel, woollen-draper, of Skinner-row, was taken out of the river near the watering flip at Effex-streetHe had been miffing fince Thurfday night last. 21.] In the heavy gale, two boats, returning from a veffel lying near the Light house, bound for the Straits, to which they had carried provifion, were overfet, and the crews, confifting of fix men and a boy, must have been inevitably loft if not taken on board a large coafter then making for the river, at the hazard of life. A very curious circumftance will happen in about eight years. When these countries adopted the Gregorian or New Style, in the year 1752, it was found neceffary to let eleven days elapfe, without having them reckoned in the Calendar; and even the holders of bills, promillary notes, &c. were obliged to make the fame allowance to their tenantry. The 1st of January, 1800, agreeably to this regulation, will not be reckoned in the Calendar. but the fecond be deemed the 1ft of the new year. 29.] In the important caufe, Sherborne verfus Napper, a verdict was 'yesterday given in favour of the latter. A bill of Exceptions was, however, prefented to the court, which will, perhaps, fubject this long-contested fuit to fome farther litiga tion. The Court of Exchequer has determined that the fubpena at the fuit of James Napper Tandy, Efq. against the Lord Lieutenant fhall be quashed. on the ground that the injury complained of was done in his capacity of Lord Lieutenant and Chief Executive Magiftrate of this kingdom, and not in his natural capacity. The Court of commod Pleas has likewife quafhed the action brought against the Lord Chancellor by Mr. Tandy, on fimilar grounds. The other actions brought by Mr. Tandy against the Right Hon. the Speaker of the houte of Commons, Attorney General, &c. are to ftand, but the declarations filed against them are to be filed de nova, first expunging therefrom certain words and paffages fuppofed to be offenfive and imprope to appear on the records of that Court. BIRTHS. TH BIRTH S HE lady of the right bonourable the car! of Westmeath, of a fon and heir.At Corks the lady of O'Neal Segrave, of Cabra, county of Dublin, Efq. of a fon and heir.At Ballinlough, county Westmeath, the lady of Hugh O'Reilly, Efq. of a fon. -The lady of Eyre Burton Porvel, Efq. of a fon.-In North Annefreet, the lady of Galway, Efq. of a daughter. MARRIAGES. DEATHS. A La $5, AT Liege, on his return to England, the right honourable Conftantine John lord Mal. grave, a captain in the navy, joint pay-maßer of the forces, a lord of trade and plantations, a commiffioner of the Indian board, fellow of the royal fociety, and one of the lords of his majefty's most honourable privy council.—A M naghan, the rev. John Hawkshaw, aged 80.In Holles-freet, lady Fetherfien, relict of the lare fir Ralph Fetherfon, bart. and mother to th prefent fir Thomas. At Rathfarnham, conty Dublin, Leonard Hodfon, Efq. barrifter at low. -At Rathangan, in the 72d year of his ag, Jofeph Pike, Ejq. near fifty years a very emBY Special Licence, the honourable Veley Knox, nent merchant in the city of Dubln. The ree. Jon to the right honourable lord viscount James Jackson, of BailyreganNorthland, to Mifs Gifborne, daughter of the county Dublin, Mifs Matty Lowe, daughter of late lieutenant-general Giberne.-At Waterford, the rev. George Low. At Crumlx, cutty George Cotton, Efq. to Mijs Bates, daughter Dublin, in the 95th year of her agi, MP of William Bates, Efq.-At Green-mount-lodge, Alice Browne, relict of the late rev. Win Arthur Robert Newburgh, of Ballyhaje, county Browne, late vicar of St. Andrew's períš, Cavan, Esq. to Mifs Eliza Camac, only daugh- Dublin.Andrew Ferguson, of Burt, E-A ter of the late colonel Camac.-At Cork, Richard Walth, Esq. M. D. to Mifs Conron, daughter of the late Hatton Conron, Elg.-Richard Tooker, of Ann-mount, county Cork, Eq. to Mils Ann Greene, daughter of the late Francis Greene, of Graige, fq.-it Tralee, James O'Connor, Elg. to Mifs O'Connel, daughter of the late Thomas O'Connel, Fq.At Bourdeaux, by fpecial licence, the right honourable Charles earl of Shrewsbury, premier earl of Great Britain, and car! of Waterford and Wexford in Ireland, to Mifs Elizabeth Hoey, eldest daughter of the iate Mr. James Hoey, of Parliament-ftrect, Dublin. At Galway, Thomas Brozone, jun. Eiq. to Mifs Jones-John Beatty, Efq. M. D. to Mifs Mary Betagh, daughter of Herry Betagh, of York-freet, Elg.-James Bayton, of St. Andrew-freet, Fiq. an eminent jurgeon, to Mifs Lynam, daughter of alderman Fejeph Lynam, an eminent ban'er.-James Howha, of Balleronigan, county Wexford, Esq. to Mifs James, only daughter of John James, of Ballycrystal, in faid county, Esq.-Berjamin White, of Milltown Mills, county Tipperary, Elq. to Mis Spanner, of Millson, King's county.-Solomon Richards, of South Great George's-freet, Efq. to Mijs Eliza Groome, of Calicomer, county Kilkenny-John Molley, of Streamflown, King's County, Elg. to Mijs Smith, daughter of W. Smith, of Lijduff, county Tipperary, Efq.-At Cork, Walter Croker, Eq. to Ms Margaret Nagle, of Fermoy-Samuel Talbot, of Honeymount, county Tipperary, Efq. to Mifs Merry, f Limerick.At Cork, captain O'Doherty, of the 28th regiment of foot, to Mifs Dorothea Dennahy. At Stoneville, county Limerick, the rev. George Studdert, to Mijs Malky, daughter of the late Hugh Mailey, Elg.Jola Anter, of Charleville, Ejg. to Mifs Mary-Anne Heffernan, of Lifkennet, county Limerick. Cork, Mrs. Najk, relict of the late Edward PROMOTIONS. MAJOR George Vily, from the 6th res goon guards, wice St. Leger, exchanged.—Wz. ment of foot, to be major of the 6th irre Irvine, Efq. to be captain-lieutenant of the 5th dragons.Samuel Cocke, Efa. to be captate in the 8th dragcors. -Honcurable Rulert Üret, a be lieutenant in the 12th dragon.—Hema alt William Stapleton, to be caftan-lintonam in the 58th regiment of fect. |