Star.
London, England, 1806-06-11 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MAT 7.

Ez TR a',RDI N 4RYTRRNSAtTION.••••.—The Freimmet
journal:f this day contains the following
" We are given to underflanti, that Mr. Martin, fon of Stephen
Martin, Ffil a Magiftrate for the county of Galway, having mini-
felted a difpofition to call a. Oictr Ira* arenas, to ufe the duelUng
jargon, for haying, as be epneeived,interfered in a matter, with
which the Officer had no.coneern. Mr. Netterville, the High She-
riff of the county,remonftrated with Mr. Martin on the impropriety,
of his conduct!. The latter, however, It is laid, petrified in Fit re-
folittion, sod, it is added, that he earn attempted to affnilt the gen-
tleman in quelUon in the prefami of thi High Sheriff. Mr. Net-
terville, finding remonftrances and threats were ureters, it is raid,
exhibited a pills'', and declared he would shoot Mr M. if he did
not inftantly della. Unfortunately the (hot was fired. The bullet
entered the mouth of Mr Martin,but we &sac not been informed
whether the wound is mortal. The High Sheriff was Initantly
prebet.ded and lodged in the county jaol.
" Such .re the falls that have been Rated to us. We do net,of
enurfe, pledge ourfelves to the particulars, and we &Al feel very
happy in correcting any of (hole miltakes to which a tietsfpaper Is
liable. The fubjeet is very delicate; we (ball therefore abßido
from making any comment."

We are informed by our Correrpondent that g
Mils CH. M BR Es ha% been performing at the Tbeatrri.
Royal, Plymoutl , an i he does not hefitate to arca,
that Mils C. promifcs to expand to the fulleß matu-,
city of Dramatic excellence.
It is vAI known, that the poliCcal articles which.
occafionally appear in the Argus, are originally drawl
up in the Freud) language, and that they are as muck
the scot kof the Literary abinet of flu
any of the pot lemons obfervationS which are inferttelr
in the Motsitear. The following article, copied from
the Argus into all the Peril papers of the 3t a ult. *lll
be read with Come interea :

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The molt important artkle in the Oft Englllh papers. is the
Note delivered by Mr. Fox to the Minifter of the (lotted :r tame,
refpedlog the blockade or the coati of France.
Prefix, :corn Breit to the Mouth of the Elbe. We coat
hive capedted, from the difpofitlon menikfted by Mr. Fox vv.
vioully to his entering into ogee, that hie name would ever have
spyearea at the bottom of a State Paper containing an im!.iredt
acknowledgment of a dodtrine to contrary to the rights and the
todcpendence of nation.
" Could not thefe principles be applied with at much fuftiee to
hoftilittes by land, as to a maritime war ? MI, cafe an army
would no longer be necefary to form the 11l go of an enemy's EDT.
trcf, By a Emple diplonsale net • the Cabinet of the Thuilleries
might prohibit to the Catmoets of Vienna I album. and Copenha-
gen, all commercial intereourfe with Englaoi
" It has often hem remarked by Mr. Fox, that tray thing
done by his predeeeffor.. to abridge the power of Fraeri has eon.,
tributed to Inc:cafe it. Does he not than fear to confer open his
enemy the right or aounpoug Any Ming to Mx rare the nett ni of
the world from the yoke which be pretends to impale upon them f
It Is mom eery for Prince, end her Alloy. to httchade the trade of
the than it is for England to Diet the pat of Frame.
Prue..., Lid Hallam,.
Newt:fa It may be, this oteaftrc is pastididarly dinged
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elalnit the commerce of the United States; and, it is to be rt. •
foorcJ, (bat they wilt feel the dregs of it. It Is In their power
to contribv.te towards the faceeis of the generous intentions of
Erma th. y would partake both of the glory.and the advantages
refuting trona don:: for the maritime filters of England is par-
t:v.o.qt+; dinged agalnft every power which would era to deck*
at...utast from is waltorial wealth and 14(144."

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