Star.
London, England, 1830-11-18 00:00:00

DUBLIN, N0v.16.
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Yesterday, while an attorney, well known in this city,
was passing along the quay near the Four Courts, he was met
by a county Mayo gentleman, and after some words between
the parties,tha attorneywas knocked down bythe Connaught-
man.who at the same time told him he was " a liar and a
rascal." The affair is said to be already in the hands of the
lawyers.
Tuesday last, as two of the Revenue Police, accompanied
by a Sergeant Whittaker, of the constabulary, stationed at
Ballymore, were proceeding to an island in Lough Arrow,
near Ballyfarnon, on a still-hunting expedition, the bolt in
which they embarked sunk, and all three were drowned.—
Sligo Observer.

A correspondent states that an officer of Limerick gar-
rison has eloped from quarters this week, under very revolt-
ing circumstances.—Limerick Chronicle.

ST. DUNSTA N'S Cu U RC , FL ELT-STREET.—This ve-
nerable building presented, this morning, a very dilapidated
appearance. The two gigantic figures, which have for such
a length of time occupied their conspicuous situations, are
entirely removed, and the projecting clock is completely
stripped of hands, figures, &c. The two figures have been
purchased by Lord Hertford.
No less than 30 Peers, 7 Baronets, and 260 Gentlemen
of other ranks, in Ireland, have subscribed to the " De-
claration" against all attempts to agitate the question of the
repeal of the Union.
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India-house, when Captain James Keith Forbes was Sworn
into the command of the ship Thames, consigned to Bengal
and China.

One of the prebendaries of St. Paul's was asked the other
day if it was true that pieces of artillery had been placed in St.
Paul's on the 9th of November ! The reply was, that there
were several canons in the cathedral, but certainly no grew
guns. _ _

Chic honours are not much in repute at Salisbury, when
every person hitherto named to serve the office of Mayor has
paid a fine rather than take upon himself the duty.
The stables and out-houses of Mr. Chanzberlayoe, near
Maidstone, were burnt down last Wednesday by iscendieriee•
An attempt the next night was made to est Ws bowmen firs•
A small bottle was found on the premiss, nostaining gun-
powder, with a fusee : luckily the bonhomie found before tho
powder had caught.
The Gazette of Tuesday night contains a proclamatioo,
signed by Sir Robert Peel, offering the usual induce:neat
for the discovery of the murderer of the orphan child,
Charlotte Billiinore, near Basingstoke ; together with 4
reward of 501. The Gazette also anteing proclamations,
!igned as above, for the discovery of the incendiaries at
MOM Bberhomes, near Bedfont, and those at Mr. Weet-
meres, saw Gosport; together with a reward of 501. in re-
gard to the latter. In the former case, the following re-
wards are offered :-2001. by the Directors of the Cecil
Fin-office ; 2001. by Messrs. Ambers of Bedfont; 1001.
by the gentlemen of that neighbourhood ; and 51. by the
Uxbridge Society far the proposed= et felons.

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