The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-01 00:00:00

D U 'E L.

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. "From GalignanN Mew r, of 424.1
" Our Readers will recollect that n hots; 'Etfort-
night intot we chiliad from the .• Exeter • Go...edge a paragraph .to
the following effect A lovely .a 4,, fascinating young Lady
of high connections, eloped.from her family., who reside a short.
distance' frOm &eter, a few days sii6e, with a married man, 'a
Captain of DragticinsWe are no .v enabled to lay before: our
Readers astatement of 11>tt salisettrent occurrences relating to
this delicate affair As soon as !he elUpeintint Was discaver
ed, Rlr. innuifTll..--L-Lts, one of the 'young'Lady's• brothers,
immediately 'followed the parties to the Continent anti, after pro.
ceeding, to Paris, and thence as far, south 'as Lyons, and then
hark again to' Paris, he there •met with Mr. -DE L--sic,
whoM•he immettately stuck rct:ewedly with his stiek,bbserv.
ing.."'_Now, Sir, you know your re .nedY.", Mr.-
feeling that this attack compelled him to call on the brother,
to 'answer for the intuit offered, he did so ; 'and •a meeting in.
consoonence took place yesterday • morning in the Bois de
; 31r. 411.44,a-being attended by Mr., E., ti. W. s,,t)
tint] %Ir. 1)c —st.r ,by Lieut. ••41act.t.--n—r,D, of the itiiyai
Na.q. It having'been settled that' both should fire at the mane
time, and the usual signal being given, 31r4 M—Lt.S
ly raised his Will, but perceiving that Air. 1,114 I.4—$LE bud
lout done the same, he iumictliately lowered it, Ott:tainting,—
. " Weare to fire together, are we not ?" • To this the seconds
replied. •"' Yes, most certainly ;" and ,a fresh signal being
given, both parties presented, and Mr. tired, but
missed, Mr. Dt:• 14.-•-si.t.: then discharged his shot in the air,
declaring to his second, that although the measure resorted to
by M I, L$ had compelled him to demand satisfaction
et, considering himself, as be ever must, the oriinal aggressor,
he never iotendedio fire at him,. nor ever would." ' Here' the
seconds interfered,- and the matter necessarily ended.; .. • • •

Foivritti.t. Anittv.—Monday, though not a 'day of sale.
was; nevertheless one of some importance in the neighbourhood
of Foothill, being the bittli.day of the late proprietor, sir..
Beckford, who had for many years been in the practice of al.
lowing so many guineas for the ringing of the bells at Nfn
don, 'fishery, and the other villages on the. estate ; as also it
certain Num of money to his workmen and tenants, and a lesser
stun to the women and children. Of Cootie the festival of
Saint Miehael,was hailed with pleasure by the inhabitants
of Foothill and its territories. Toe day was ushered in by
the merry peel of all the village bells labour itras
pended` for the day and joy and merriment reigned :neon.
trouled. - Substantial dinners were provided and tables laid out
in the open air, with a plentiful -profusion agile Wiltshire ale
The evening entertainments concluded with the lively dance,
whilst the pipe and tabor contributed their insp!rinz:aid to
prolong to the very close of evening this welcome respite from
their daily toils. Indeed Mr. ileektOrd seemed to feel an
anxious interest fir the comfort and happiness of his poorti
'enan,' many of whom- repeat, with emotions of gratitude,-
his kind acts towards them.

The will of the Right llonnut able Anna Maria
Countess of Dundonald, wife of the riig'a Honourable A rchi.
bald, Earl of Dundonald, was provcd in the Prerogative Court,
in Doctors' Commons, on the 23d of Sept., by John Wright
and Thomas Norris, Esqrs., two of the executors ; power being
reserved for the same purpose to the 11:r. Charles Symntons
AD., ths, alter executor, the Earl consenting to the atitnifi".
stration. The personal estate was sworn, under 8,0001. 'l'l4
will is dated the 9th of February, 1819, and bequeaths all her
Ladyship's property to het Mother, Mrs. Dorothea Plowden.
The Lottery Market, in the stock Exchange,
has been much agitated during the last week;
it appears that the pulilic demand for the Tic-
kets has beets greater than was anticipated, and
very few of the Jobbers had any to sell—the
natural consequence- was a sudden rise of nearly
Two Pounds per Ticket, to the great annoyance
of the Bears who growled in concert. An abor-
tive attempt was made (by an annymons letter
in a respectable Morning Pa per) to check the
increasing demand ; but this hottest effort failed
in its intended effect, for the Market rose the
next day, and there is little doubt but that the
Tickets, which are now Sixteen Guineas, will
rise to Twenty, if the great Prizes do not start
To-morrow,

The Ten Thousand Pound Prizes, fixed for
the First Drawn last Thursday, and which had
created so great an interest, was Sold by J. and
StvrwalcinT, at their Old and Fortunate Offices,
37, Cornhill, 11, Holborn, and 38, Haymarket.
The Number 8,49.8 was Shared in One Eighth,
and Fourteen Sixteenths, the fortunate holders
of which may, receive the value on demand,—
The Wheel still contains Three Prizes or Twen.
ty Thousand, One of Ten Thousand, and various,
other Capitals.—The next Day. of Drawing To.
morrow,

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It is satu tuat Madame CATALANI supplied Jter-
self with a service of plate, of the value of
1,300/„ while she MIS iu Dublin. The work..
utanship is all Irish.