Star.
London, England, 1825-07-13 00:00:00

DUZLS IN 'wee.
PARIS. JULY 11.

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A few days back a duet was fought betweii teetittilientants of
the Body evarde.+Megsli. JUN= and Queen, with patties shoot
forty or forty-five years of age. 14. Quetta. who Is nephew to the
Archbishop of Paris. bad memoeialed to• be allowed to quit the
Body Guards. and enter a Regiment of the Une *kb the rank of
Ueutenant-Colonel. equivalent to that of Lieutenant In the Body
Guards. This permission was not (poly refuted him, but be re.
(Mud on the occasion s rather uncivil letter from the Duke d'Havre.
iii. Outer. attributing both the edged and the letter to the Wakes
of M. Jassan, challenged him ; they fought with sorirdisM. Jams
bad an eye put out. and Id. Qaelen was wounded In the breast.
Another duel. much nicer fatal la its results, which took place
some days before, took Its rise from a very frivolous cause.
Pathetic who bad but just joined the Reiterant, was dining at
the same table with two of his brother Officers, when a dish of peas
being brought in, be complained of their nut being good. One of
the other °dicers asserted that they were excellent, and added that
if M. Potbene had been accustomed to such bard fare as they had
partaken of during twenty years, be would not be so delicate in his
taste. This Amide to his want of service led to other words, the
result of which was a challenge. They fought with pistols, and, on
the first fire. M. Pothole was shot dead. The slayer on this aces.
sion, is what is sailed a sisilbuseuitecee (an old campaigner), and his
victim a young and biespetiateed man, who bad been very recently
one of the King's Pars.

The Lords of his Majesty's Molt Honourable Privy
Council had a unseeing yesterday afternoon. at two ecioek, at the ,
Connell Office. The Lords present were—*-The Loan Pee.:ozor
of the Council, the Loan Chia Jenteit of the Court of King's
Bench, the Muslim of the Rotas, the Loan Cuter Jorrtee of the
Common Pleas, the Loan Cuter BAIOII. the Jinni ADMATZ, and
Sir Hamm Room.. Their Lordships were occupied in hearing
cases of Appeal respecting French claims till half-past four, when
their Lordships separated.
Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, another Cabinet Court.
.di was held at the Foreign Office. Downing-street, which sat In
deliberation till three o'clock. The following Anniston were
among those present :—The Duke of Wzitatiovos.. the Earls of
frAnnoWIT, Livearoot., WesmollllLAND,and BATIoUnST; Viscount
MILOILLS; Mr. Secretary Pen, Alr. Sectstary CASSINO, the
CAIANCISLIAIL of the Excusuurs, cite.
Lady SARAH ROBINSON arrived at her residence
in Downing-street yesterday, from Chariton, the seat of Lady
1 Buterweasosinas.
Countess Batnverrr entertained their Royal H;gh-
neon the Duke and Duchess of CANInUDar, and • a large circle of
fasiiiessaldes, yesterday evening, at her house in Great Stanhope-
street Martair.
The Duke of NolllX/11/MIZILAND, before he left Paris,
seat forty thouseild francs to the sufferers by a fire in the Bee des
Thinks Tuileries.
It Will give our Readers pleasure to learn, that Sir
Wilma* Comm is in excellent health. The worthy Baronet is ,at'
St. Petersbergh. and. with his friend Lord Wu.s.ocenev, dined
with the Aileen Dowager alei• days previous to thetas' comma-,
*swims from him. . .
• RAMIIO.III7/•—The influx rf visitors to this no* truly.,
fashboabie watestautaseihas made houses and lodgings. uotwith-
gonaing theksarease of buildings. my waive. Amongst other
pew edifices, the Indiding of the church increases rapidly. Wel.
Heston Crescent eimumankling a most delightful sea 'kW and-torn-
' mandlog the barbs", igeoinpleted, and in order that thee be not
the lash of amusement so snub complained of bare since the in-
crease of the owns anitpopolation, the first stone of a Dew theatre '
has been laid by Ik. Yawn Ssvu.s.a, proprktor of the Margate
Theatre and Albino library!—At, this period 4 the year Hams-
gate was sever knows to canals so many visions.
NUAltiAl. LITSRAvOIiS —bitter was any science so
• robe and universal IA Moist; yet literary curiosity on the ads-,
lois has not hew proportionahly • indulged. With A view to afford
tide gratificatioa, Dr. Peon has assembled in three elegant solemn,
. every anecdote and fact toonectad with the Art and its Professors;
and the Work is at our so rich'in ciiriosilit-s, amusement, and in-
, suection, that it ought to be attailtell to every pialio-fone. and
found in every drawing-rtioni and boudoir in the three Kingdoms.
This elegant Musical Ana is published under the Mile of " Cuscauu
Rolm and Ostruoirtoo Aliscourso."
fwo Oxonians d,i ing together, one of diem noticing.
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Dolf-S7REET—TRI.; D.Y. •
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Ur. lee, the High Constable of Westminster, this morning ap-
peared to answer the charge of assault preferred spinet him by Mr.
Dodd, who, our Readers may releseenter. originally eharged Sir It.
iltataz with the assault. The complainant was attended by his
wife and nieee, the latutr of whom immediately pointed out Mr.
Les from among the crowd, with whom bit m
mixed. The
complainant was also positive in swearing that Mr. Lee was the
party who assaulted him.
Mr. .%:tnertn.t., after a pa:lent investigation, ordered Mr. Lee to
put in Lee stated he could prove an alibi.