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He only stopt for a few minnits and cumfitted her , and then drove off to his friend , Captain Bullseye , of the Rifles ; with whom , I spose , he talked over this unplesnt bisniss . We fownd , at our hotel , a note from De l'Orge , saying where his secknd was to be seen . Two mornings after there was a parrowgraf in Gallynanny 's Messinger , which I hear beg leaf to transcribe : -- `` FEARFUL DUEL . -- Yesterday morning , at six o'clock , a meeting took place , in the Bois de Boulogne , between the Hon. A. P. D -- ce-ce , a younger son of the Earl of Cr-bs , and the Chevalier de l' O -- . The chevalier was attended by Major de M -- , of the Royal Guard , and the Hon. Mr. D -- by Captain B-lls-ye , of the British Rifle Corps . As far as we have been able to learn the particulars of this deplorable affair , the dispute originated in the house of a lovely lady -LRB- one of the most brilliant ornaments of our embassy -RRB- , and the duel took place on the morning ensuing . `` The chevalier -LRB- the challenged party , and the most accomplished amateur swordsman in Paris -RRB- waived his right of choosing the weapons , and the combat took place with pistols .