Star.
London, England, 1820-01-27 00:00:00

• DUBLIN, JA.ligiift ve.

Tsia ATTACK ON THE MAM-COACH.--Tiv
!rich we gave in our last publication, of '
on the Dublin Coach for Cork, on Satur'
ing, near Clonmel, was perfectly correct,
the number of villains was greater than
as they amounted to eleven. The wour'
was, on Monday, obliged to submit to ane
his arm, in Clonmel. The missing passenl
name of Nugent, has since arrived in Cori
published the following account of the tra,
At about five miles before we reached
the coach was stopped by sr number of cars
across the road, and which, from the darknes
night, were imperceptible at any distance,
was at once fired from the hedge, at the
side of the road, at the driver of the coaci
parried by a shout of many voices eying "
I was then sitting between the two guard
shot was immediately fired at the guarcloi
which took effect in his arm. No shot cm
the opposite side, I at once descended for tin
of removing one of the obstructing cars,
reaching the ground, a ruffian, who had bi
neath the seat of the coach, put a pistol
on which I immediately stooped, and tin
the ditch on the left hand side of • the roll,
got but a few yards, when -I perceived
moving off, and 1 number of armed men
of me. I instantly. stopped, and, Pullin;
watch, offered it to them ; when one fe,
very imperative tone, exclaimed—" St
where is your arms?" On my exhibithe
that I had none, they came up, upt'n wla
offered my watch, sly ing I had no men:
then, in a very emphatical manner, aske,
was from, and to what place was goil
plied, " from the lower part of Tipperary.
quiry was made ," if 1 knew a certain
Roscrea ?" I answered in the affiemalive;
ing him to have rendered hirriself very
some- persons in that part of the country:
" that he was a great rascal." To this re!
reason to think ? owe my life, as a voice
" to go my way, for Roscrea saved my
attempted to get off according,ly, but, at
of about ten or twelve yard,, I was overta,
old man, armed with a large bludgeon,
hold of me, and said, " as they began thf
they had .a right to finish it." I was in cr
brought back ; a bludgeon was then love
head, and, I am convinced, would hay
effect contemplated by the old fellow, bi
interference of him who accosted roe. .
dismissed a second time, I was brought b.
manner, at the suggestion of the old Wr(
though he had no fire-arms, appeared inter
der ; he placed roe on my knees, and I
heard a gun (which was in the hands
man before me) cocked for the purpose .
me. They, however, entered into a cor..uh
effect of which was to search my persori. '
from nay pockets Rank notes to a larg
some silver, and my watch. On giving
Sion to withdraw, which appeared much .‘
wish of the old fellow, I wasfollowed by or.,
party, who restored to me the watch, an,
lings for the expenses of travelling. Th,
permed to consist of about eleven or twelt.
lows, six of whom had fire-arms, consisting
carbine, two blunderbusses, and pistols, tin
had large bludgeons, amongst whom w-
villain before mentioned, v hose importur
murder was incessant, and had twice new
successful: Their object was, lam sati
arms, and not money ; and I have ever
think, that, but for t;.e interfeveace in m:
the young man by whom I was first a(
should have fallen a victim to their disc pi

Monday morning a young man was
sparrows, from the door of a cottage at Lcddi
near Maidstone. Just as he had taken his
Horion, who was only 19 years of age,.
a door adjoiningg,•and was entering the door
cottage where he stood, at which moment, •
fortunately, the loaded gun went off; and .
tents at once carried away her nose and the
part of her face. After the young wom.
gered in great agony fa} about five hours, she

ACCOUNT OF A BOY AT SEA IN A BOA
DAYS, WITHOUT FOOD!—The Amaraatha,
Row ETT Master, arrived at Genoa on the
on the 16th ultimo, when about twel
W.S.W. from Lisbon, took up a boat, in
a boy, named JAMES STEPHENSON, in
tressed. condition, who stated, that on till
he was going on board the ship Benscr
Shields, JOHN FAWCETT Plaster, then 1)
Tagus, in company with the Master, who
board, and that the boat was driven to
he was taken up, he had not had anythini
Ave days, and it was some time before h,
from his exhausted state.

.DIED.
At Madras, on the 2cl of September, in the 48th year
age, the Rev. J. Mousley, 1). D. Archdeacon of Madras.
funeral was attended by his Excellency the Commander
and the Civil and Military Gentlemen of the Settlement.
Jan. 19, at Edinburgh, Miss Elizabeth Jannet 11
youngest daughter of the late Coloncj Russell, of Aahiesti
Jan, 14, at Greenock, aged 86, 3lrs. Ann Fullartr
of the Rev. John Monteath, Minister of the united
Houston and Killellan.
At Naples, Mrs. Walter Gram, relict of Walter
'Registrar and Master in Equity, at Madras.
Lately, in Cavendish-square, the Hon. Mrs. Crewe.
Lately, in Galway, Thomas Taylor, Esq: Lieutenant
pay of the 88th Regiment.
Jan. 5, at Patrington, aged 91, William Dolman
Req. in early life he was eminent as a builder and •
and his last work was the erecting of the present '
the Spurn Head, about forty years ago.

COAL MARKET, JANILULT 26.
Ships at Market. Skips Sold. Price.
70* Newcastle 35 37s '
0 Sunderland .0 ....-3

MAILS THIS DAY.-..-Altl. Dux.
Dublin 1 o j Lisbon
Waterford 0 2 France
Guernsey and Jersey 0 xl Ilamburgb
Holland 0 0 Gottenburgh
Flanders 0 - 0 Malta .

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