Date: 1829
About five o'clock this morning a most terrible fire broke out in St. Wer burgh's church, Dublin, which in a few hours entirely consumed that fine fabric, nothing being preserved from the confla gration but the steeple and vestry, all the body of the church being quite destroyed.  During the time of the fire there was a very high wind at S. W. which put all ihe houses on the south side Castle-street in the most imminent danger ; some of them took fire, particularly the back part ofthe Exchequer office, and house adjoin ing: but two engines being brought to play on the houses, prevented any further damage.  Nov. 8.