The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-06 00:00:00

ARCHES COURT, ilosrply, JrLY 5.

Jousts r. Jones.
Dr. SWAISI- said, this wits a suit instituted by Samuel Johns,
Esti. of Maddon, in the county of Cornwall, praying a divorce
fan his wife by reason of adultery. The Learned Doctor stated
the panic-Airs of an adulterous intercourse between Mrs. Johns
And Mr. D. 11. Foster, an apothecary. between the years 181 W and
when Mr. F. married. The lady then became intimate with
the Rev. Andrew Sheppard Weyland, curate of Kirton, aml after
%Ir. Forster was married Mr. tiVeyland frequently vieited bee. and
kept up an adulterous connexion with her; this part of the allega-
tion was pleaded with considerable specification.
Dr. JEI(Nr. R addressed the Court on behalf of Mrs. Johns.
Dr. Jesse ADAMS then read the evidence ou behalf of Mre.
Johns, in which It nu replied, thtt on the occasions of Mr. Foster
having visited her, he did so only as a medical attendant, and the
visits of Mr. ‘Veyland were only fur the purpose of giving her
spiritual advice, and that be has on 'corral occasions adininisteral
the Holy Sacrament to her. The witnesses in their testimony de-
posal, that they had never witnessed any improper conduct be-
tween Mr. Forster, the Rev. Mr. Weyhmd, and Mrs. Johns.
At three o'clock Sir Jolts Nicnot.deellned hearing any births
argument kr the day, and ordered the casein stand over.

SEALS, RE-IItAIIINOS, APPEALS, MOTIONS, AND PFTITIONi,
strosn THE LOllb CLIANCELLOR, AFTER TRINITT TERM,
1 tett
Tuesday, July 13, First Seal; Wednesday and Thursday,
tions ; Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Rehearings and Appeal,.
Tuesday. July 20, Second Seal; Wednesday and Thundsy,
Motions; Friday, Saturday, and Monday. Bankrupt Peettior:s.
Tuesday, July 27, Third Seal ; Wednesday and Thungl37,
Motions; Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
following, Bankrupt Petitions, Re-hearings, and Appeals.
Thursday, August S. Fourth Seal ; Friday, Petitions.
The Lord Chancellor's Sitting will class on the Ildt August.
SEALS, FURTIIZR DIRECTIONS, AYD rgrirloks. llgronz
THE VICE.CIIANCELLOR, AFTER ritintTfulllX, 1321•
Tuesday, July 13, First Seal; IVednestlint, Mraday, Friday,
Saturday, and Monday, following, Bankrupt Petitarus.
Tuesday, July 20, Second Seal ; Wednesday % illlunday, Fri-
day. Saturday, and 31,,nday, Bankrupt Podtkes, and Furth,r Di-
rections without Exceptions.
Tuesday, July 27, Third Seal ; Wednesday. Thursday, Friday,
Saturday. Monday, Tuesday, sod Wedaseday, Ruler Dirostisns
without Exceptions.
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Thursday, Aneact s, rams sea; prism rotsow
rs.sitses MEM.

BEFOIZ THZ LORD MET JUSTICE ABXOTT AND XL
__ !altos DARROW. _

Southamptan - Monday, Al-gust 2 - at Castled' Witcliest
Wilts . . . Saturday - 7 - at New Sartain.
Dorset - - Wedudaday - at Dorcheetaa
Devon . . - Saturday - It - at Castle of Exeter.
Cityand County 't
of Exeter - ""_. - r `""""""

Cornwall - Monday - 23 - at Dodmin.
SOlllefitt - - Saturday - •21 • St City of irolla.
Bristol suunisy, Sep. 4f at
of Guildbill of City

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.

REPOSE THE LORD CHTHY JUSTICE BEST AND HR.
JUSTICE HOLROYD.
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Northamptonshire . !Midday, July 26 - at Northampton.
Rutlandshire . - Friday - . 30 . at Oakham.
Lincolnshire - . Saturday - 31 - at Lincoln.
City of Lincoln . Same day - • - at City ai Dino-
Nottinghamshire . Thursday, Aug. II - at l'illedaglll.l.
Town of Nottingham Same day . . at Town of Data
Derbyshire . . Saturday - 7- at Derby.
Leicestershire - Wednesday 11 - at City of Leicester.
norongh of Leicester Same day - - Si BINISOSS of Do.
City of Coventry . Saturday - 14 - at City of Coren:7y.
IVarwickshisa Same day - - at Warwick.

FATAL AFFAIR.

A MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.

From the Clormul Advertiser.'
We record with much regret the particulars, as for a they hove
reached ut, of a truly unfortunate occurrence. arising our of a di,.
traint for rent, which took place on the townsland of Cobbs, nor
Templemore, on Friday morning lest. They are as fohnw
Mr. Philip Fogarty, of Borria-Heigtr, a yotrng man, ran to a re-
, spectable Gentleman of the none in that town, accompanied by hi'.
brother and three assistants, repaired to the lands of ('ohba, at a
little after four o'clock on Friday roaming, and, having the neces-
sary legal authority, proceeded to seize the cattle on the translate?,
for rent and arrears of rent due to Mr. Fogarty's father, who per.
chased the townaland under a Sheriff's sale. Upwardsoftwenty-fi,r
head of cattle had been seized, and were driving over Cobb bridge.
when a considerable number of persona, men and women, antra-
bled, early as it was, and manifested a sttong dispusition to recur
the cattle—with this view Mr. Fogarty and his party were assailed
with showers of notes, and a man, who had no otl:tr nweeing
than a shirt, approached young 31r. Frty, and male a thrust el
a pitchfork at Elm I this lie parried off and on lookirl round per-
ceived his brother and two of hi. men stretched on the ground,
having received several wounds trent, the attacking party. After
encountering another of the party, and finding his hide band
almost overpowered. Mr. Fogarty, whealr is a monont of preen-
pitatiou or actual necessity we trill not judge, levelled his qwi
I (all his party were armed), and shot dead a man named Gorman,
part of whose stock had been seized.
The police having heard of the circumstance, hurri d to ear
tragical scene, and arrested Mr. Fogarty, his men, and several of
the attacking party ; and the day following (Saturday) the brininess
was investigated at I'emeJent ore by Captain Bailer, and Illoan.
%%'ebb and Willington, Magistrates of this county. Mr. *head
Caramels, Coroner, held asalriqatet on the body of Gunn" aro,
haring examined several nistonee, a verdict of rufa Aftt/tirr.
watt returned against Mr. Fogerty and his men, who hoe in con-
sequence been fully caminkted to Clonmel gaol, to abide their
trials at the next Aisizes. (inc of the men (Ryas) sire.. idea COM-
mittal has been very ill, and is at present in the beepintl„ btiwiatire
under the efface of the wounds he received onttieonasion. Mr.
Fogarty 'S brother, while defending himself, reseffid sev StVa.•
cuts in the head, and is at present under the satrieritta.:: ut iiir
Templemore police • when sufficiently recovered he will be teal t
mitted to gaol, being included in the Coroner's vtrner.
unemmand that one of the attacking party, named Itysit, herbeni
committed to Templemore Bridewell. charged with being ONO -
allied in this unfortunate business. We anniettaly await lathe(
particulars.

RojAt. DISPENAA,RY !OIL Crallto Ihn•fOrli TN TIM
Sunday last an appetrtniste Sermon was pireathed at
tit. Mary's Chapel, Park-street. Groiveni rigout, by the Rev.
(1. A. E. Marsh, A.M., for the benefit of the above exceliimt
Institution, which irpearonised be his Majesty and several brr-eites
of the Royal Family, and supported by tic printers! Nobility.
It appears that since the establishment of the Clarity. in 1316.
upwards of •,:i4O patients, afflicted with deafness and other diseases
of the ear, have either been completely cured by the persevering
efforts of J. Curtis. Esq., Aurist t• the King, and Sargara to the
Charity, or recovered from their disability. It further appears that,
its benefits are not confined to the inhabitants resident la the mix
tropolis, but estended to all his Majesty's subject' opt* the pas.
duction of a letter of recommendation from a Life Governor or a
Subac-riber, which condition is dispensed with in elms daceidoec,
and where the applicant% are deaf and dumb. The Chita was
crowded to excess by noble and distinguished families, and a con-
siderable collection was made at the door, intl. ti.siiir:t of the biih-
scriptione which were made in the vrstry,