The Sun.
London, England, 1820-09-16 00:00:00

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to exterminate: -not only the' whole of thejeWS,
but 'also the injured and innocent. Queen; ,The
firmness and prudence, however., -of thatfemate.,
and her uncle Mordecai, overcame- the macika.-
Lions of the, diabolical Prime. Minister, and,4.ie
was afterwards consigned to the gallows. Fie
(Mr..Edwards)' most devoutly hoped, that Vile
enemies of her. Majesty would meet a similar fate.
The Resolutions were then severally put, and
agreed to without one dissenting voice. -

Several Gentlemen afterward-3
addressed the
meeting, and an Address was ordered to be pre-
sewed to her Majesty. Some warm disputes
arose as to the manner in which it should-bepre-
seated, and al to the expenses of providing car-
riages. It was finally, agreed that every-
shOUld pay his own'expenses.
At eight o'clock the meeting, after voting
thanks to the Chairman, &c. separated.

FATAL DUEL AT CHESTER.--in .consequence
of a dispute which originated in supposed claims
to a fair Cyprian, Mr. Lt.to TT, a gentleman well
known in Chester for his amiability of disposi-
tion, on Monday morning received a challenge
from Mr. S. BURRO WES, a person connected with
the law. The circumstances having accidentally
transpired in Mr. F.'s family, means were taken
to prevent the meeting, which was to have been
in the drop field, and the parties were compelled
to find sureties. Notwithstanding this, a silbseff
quent communication took place, and at
.eigllt
o'clock on. Monday morning, Mr. FOLLIOTT and
Mr. Bunnowts met on the esplanade, fronting
the new burial-ground, near the Infirmary. Mt.
W. PEMhERTON attended as second for Mr. F.
and. Mr. E. HALL for Mr. B. Alt. PANTON was
the medical man mutually agreed upon. It should
be observed that the patties' have been acquainted
with each other for a long Series of years, and
their families are united by distant t•ies of ConL-
sanguinity. Tire combatants drew lots for the
first fire, which Mr. BURRO WES won : the dis-
tance fixed upon was twelve paces. Shots -were
exeliangiid without effect ; the pistols- were a
second time loaded, and both fired together.witit
the like result. An ineffectual attempt was made
by Mr. PEMBERTON to reconcile the parties, and
the fatal weapons were again dischar.ged, which
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unhappily were too certain in their aim. A bail
pierced the head of Mr. For.moTT, and consi-
derably fractured his skull ; Mr. Bunaowts was
killed upon the spot. Mr. F. has beeh trepan-
ned, and great hopes are entertained of his reca-
very, but it is apprehended the . mental comer-
quence may be serious. Mr. guaao-wEs hadeN.
perienced throughout the last twenty years ,t,he
intimate friendship- of Mr. FoLuoyr, and tilt;
grief of the last. gentleman is excessive.
F. is -a gentleman of large 'fortune, and mach
himself commendably- conspicuous in founding
the Chester Lunatic Asylum, on the plan of that
in Spring. Vale, Staffordshire.

THE DEAD Auvr.—Wednesday afternoon,
Johnson, the beadle of the parish of St. Thomas's,
Southwark, waited on Mr. Sitrij-r0.1..;, the Coroner
for London and Soßthwark, at his office Ili the
Old Bailey, with a letter from the Steward of
Guy's ' Hospital, intimating that a nian was
brought. there that morning, in 'Consequence—of
his having fallen off a scaffold, and that he died
almost immediately. Mr. Shelton issued his
warrant for an inquest to'be holden on the body,
and the btadle returned and summoned a.J'iaty,
'who •v'ere to 'sit the following evening ';in the is-
terim the dead man was removed to the de6d
house,- und several of the students accompanied
the body, to• learn what internal injuFies he had
sustained. Soma appearances, howeveriled.thom
to believe that life was not extinct, and in ocAer
to try the experiment, -they • applied themselvei
with unabated: ardour to use the ineans-gotieally
adopted in restoring' animation...-After
.the la4,se
of a few hours animation-was restored, and he
was able to identify several of his friends who
were in attendance to -make the-necessary •pt -
paratious -for his:burial. - He is -now considred
to be ina fair way of recovery.
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We are authorized to state, that Sir Francis
Colombine Daniel, N.D. has aceepted, -
poin tro en t Of Treasurer -to the ikledix.al,,RoXrd
established by Messrs.: CooPER and CO. at.•t3har-
lotte House, Surrey.—Messrs. Cobritt
have frequently inserted Letters from -various
individuals who have been radically cured,
not .only of. Ruptures, . but of other
..dau-
gerous diseases, too often deemed inenrable by
Professional men, whose p‘-dcfice' is confined:L.
The late Duke of Bedford unfortunateillost his
life in a few hones,' by' a.strangulate.d lreerti'a ;
l'Atr. Mills, of the Kent-road-, alydrldst his lifdin
'a few hears Mr. Stlearrnari;of Mile lira! 'ivas.uko
afflicted for many -years, aad ntiny,thany btit€43,
whose narnei . i I l'nev er appear -withirtit
quest. Mr. ohnson, or tiie:Borbuglic*ho ltailbetin
"17 MoittltS antler tile-caVe of seviltleroinetireur-
geons; 'With k rhos) dangeroo,4ll4ettse;lataiitate
l:fe Wag 'kiven appera**.by
befoie-'iNie.,AldertortS Vitiodotheit fadrd,:lilaTbr,"
and whose cpe has been seen byinore•thail,l eatur-
e4llic) - v.. 13 ih a fel,VivZ,e4o.veGroreeet&lietfeethetlo,
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Sueh are, die• tirdeeediugw at the—Med ical,43ar d,
Charlotte; :Ho'ime,. Cliartate.;street,.. Bin ektriares.
roadl htid‘Woodsttick-lionsei near Bond-street,
-antler the immediate directiortof -Messrs. Cp!ol.ta
anel Cot;' who are consUlted!daily from
the ,morning until eight ,itt thq, evenittfp--Ne.
chanics .have advice .gratis every- everqug. from
Six to eight, and:, on Sunday mciraiNs
..twelve c,'ciock...- .