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London, England, 1829-03-30 00:00:00

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Grace slightly touch
gyouin,J. '
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ble affair ; and we h
to be doubted, that •
intrepid tearing of the
the whole of the rencon

di.played the
When the illustrious
tie. whither he went a
transacted his public bus
nse.,tiorted whit had ta
circonastances which led
that his Majesty had ni
Winchilstra in which the i

DIFFERENT A
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trace
Bo secret were
dwel, that none of
party were privy t.
ding.. as the friend
wi;h the Earl of Fa
Earl of Winchilsea,
liable Lord was re
conversed with unn
It was not till late
Mr. Hume,theDuk
insular surgeon, was
to•beeakfast with h
mess apt Battersea, at
lowing morning ;
Hardinge carried io
meats, !It:. to be u -
-The Duke of Wel
rode to the ground,
The Earl of Winchi
'Nutty aft -r in a c
then that Dr. Hume
?arrow road beyond
was about to take p
No conversation •
Rijn& escept that •
ter. to Sir Henry Ha
tended to be opened
We l••aded by Sir
the ground arc twelv
placed in their psi
prole, as the
.obsery
plain sidew
for the combatants
!tont to each othves
will permit.
The EAI 1 of Winc
person, immediately
Front: he is a stout
prominent mark. T
went, given by Sir
pistol hung fire for
rather to incline the
hot have (as some of
the lappel of the Ear
Lorifship, from his I
wounded.—The sup
his legs:
The firing was al
Duke fired first, as
round of both pistols
Winchilsea instant
:harging his pistol i
tbd Noble Lord's jut
rust in a loud voice,
singe and Lord Fal
ied the former retu
Isral otwhich was in.
and the .written a. •
to Sir Henry, who,
:he Duke of Wellin •
ration, Sir Henry
murk and owned
I of regret," the wo
tried, which, after
'glees! to, and these
swer. It was then h
I Iva put it in his ..
tiood nr,rning, in
Atoned, and all the p
literati directions,
Et.tterst&bridg an •
Vauxhall-bridge, whi-
PNOM TH
The Duke of Wel
Elardinge, rode to t
fields; Dr. Hume (an
'mad o! his Grace) h
.epair to the same spo
he pistols and munit•
tquesttians could not
cater in waiting; an
Was jocosely accosted
Well, Hume, I sup
Pere:" for it seems th
rho was the priceipa
'suited ; but.- hatpin
44r1 Camden'. by Sir
ant office' to be the -
Lail of Winchilsea an
nd the former apoln
[Aponte ofshis coaches
Battersea'bridge.
nt theretappened to
he enclosure where t
[on they leaped a di•cl
ioe; Here the ground
ensequetics• if the p fist
lade by L id %rico'
tillage of p.m cwhere
tithe same distance.T
a.ided; tie Duke'. by
'.t an arm in bato
loam also gave his as
tooth, whose anxiety
msiderable and hono
• s beng thus far s.t.l
round, it was arrange
suply ask, Are y• u
the affitntative, give
oment elapse] ete thi
Yes," disus.ctly
aptly rai.ed his pist..l,
it doing him (or his
stighte,t injury. Tt
s weapon uprigl.t, an
The of Falmou
81 dliage, And presente
mast and the Duke o
ices ; when his Grac -
This is no apology!
gy' must be intrisduc
eat." To this Lord F
sent, and the word w•
that Noble L rd.
The paFer being
:ond• immediately
race siightly touchin
mind. '
Sich were the drew
: affair ; and we have
be doubted, that noth
tepid bearing of the
whole of the Teacart
played the utmost 84
When the illustrious I