Mr. Delany fell That this Informant Ran to him and asked him Now
he did and helped him upon his Legs and hoped he was not
much hurt who replied "My dear Jemmy I am afraid I am
done for"That this Informant supported him in his Arms towards
the Rails at which time he observed Mr.. Allen walking in the
Road and Mrs.. Morris near the Rails, going from them. That
this Informant called to Mr. Morris and begged for Gods sake"
that he would send one of the Coaches to carry his Friend home
which Mr.. Morris Promised to do. That after this a Gentleman
in a single horse Phaeton took up the said Mr.. Delany at
this Informant's request and carried him to his House in Park
Street whither this Informant followed him and sent for a Surgeon
who extracted the Ball from Mr.. Delany's Back in this Informants
presence. That Mr. Delany languished till the Friday following
and then died. That Mrs. Delany's Pistols were Screwbarrell
Mr. Allen's were not, but as this Informant conceives, each Persons
Pistols were nearly of the same length, and that there did not
appear to this Informant to be any thing Unfair in the Duel.
And this Informant further says that the Letter now Shewn
to him signed "Bennet Allen< no role > " and addressed to "Mr.. Loyd Dulany"
he verily believes to be the Letter mentioned in the foregoing
part of this Informant.

James DeLancey< no role >

Sworn before me this
24th.. day of June 1782.}

Sampr Wright< no role >

v Rev Bennett Allen< no role > [..]