How are dynamic objects of a type with a deleted destructor constructed?

Let's say I have something that looks like this:

struct foo {
    ~foo() = delete;
}

And let's say I later dynamically allocate an object of type foo:

foo *f = new foo;

This is fine; I assume the synthesized default constructor is used to construct the object denoted by f, however:

foo f2;

Gives me an error:

Attempt to use a deleted function

So how is the object denoted by f constructed if the default constructor for foo is implicitly deleted?

Moreover, assuming foo has the private member size_t n. What is the value of n for a dynamically allocated foo, such as the one denoted by f?