The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-10-30 00:00:00

CORDIAL. BALM OF GII.EAD.

THERE ii no CienS of Disorders In which eolti•
waled Society is so subject as the NERVOUS, which
invade alike the ',Aerie' of business and of pleasure, that
delicate female, and the robust awl sr einougly vigorous
youth. Whether application to 1111 pill taut affairs, or sodium
iedslgenee of the passions cause these affections, 'bey are
pretty moth the same to their general features bailees.
ness of mind, impaired strength and appetite, flaialeaee,
bend-ult, vertigo, and dimness of sight, are more or Isms ob.
s.rrahle in them ull. No remedy has hitherto bees so gene.
• twoeflci,l IN Nervous Disorders an the Cordial Balm of
Gilead, wine* hall now maintained its reputation for a bog
'tries d pore, and bas become the slated resort of great
numbers of iseratds. It is sold by Mr. Johnston, 08, Corn.
Lill, Mr. Sanger (late Satins and Cu.), 150, Oxford-street,
Loudon; Mr. Tisiivor, Chnthans; and all Illedisias sal-
tless, in Wiles at 11s. sod Jas. each.

YORKSHIRE.
WEST BIDING SERMONS.
These Sessions were opened at Leaves;bewitch on Toeadao;
present. B. Draftee% Esq. Chte ; Sir W. legilby, Bart.;
R. D. Waddilove, D.D. Mesa of Ripon ; M. Wilson, Esq. ;
M. Lawson, Esq. ; C Oxley, Esq.
Hannah Briggs, convicted of stealing a handkerchief. and
Jane Waterwortb, of steeling • quantity of linen yarn, In be
imprisoned two months.—Aun Bell, convicted of reeeiv-
lug goods, knowing them to be stoles, to be imprisoned sit
suaths.--eGeorge 8r0w,,, oonvicted of vagramey. to be ion-
Lisoned one month and whipped..--Jobe Coles, Mary Asa
mat, and John Areal!, convicted of vagrancy, were
severally passed to their settlement,.
TM, General Quarter Seesioos for the West Riding were
held IA Leeds of Thursday, by adjouranteme from iffisarmis
Isretegle. Premiss. John Heywood, Esq. Chairman ; Rev.
Win. %Vow', clerk ; M. Storks, B. Deviltry, T. Walker,
T. D. Bland, IV. Rhode., J. Warts, C. Beckett, Esquires;
sad the Rev. A. Rhodes clerk.
After the vagrants had been disposed of, the Covert pro-
ere•led to bear aid deterniiiie appeals, a great majority of
which related to Ilse settlement of paupers, and which did
nut furnish • "leek ease either of novelty or interest. There
were two appeals against orders of bastardy ; is both these
• reduction was made is the weekly payments which bad
been imposed by the convicting Magistrates upon the
Oppellants.
The Calendar contains only the names of Ave Prisoners
toe trial et these Smision", charged with felony or larceny,
is the heart of • populous and manefacturing dis-
trict, must be considered as • very small number ; and we
may add, Hint none of the eases are of an aggravated na-
ture, or involve property to say serious amount. This
great diminutiou in the °ember of offender', and in qua.
lily, if we may so speak, of the offeuces, is a just ground of
congratulation, whether we view this ditninutiou as the re.
suit of au improved slate of the public morals, or regard it
as • proof of the ameliorated couditinn of the labour-
ing classes, or consider it as the combined effect of those
es lives.
Williams Watson was charged with stealing two quarters
and Ave bushels of wheel from a vessel at Wakefield, the
property of Mr. J. Welker, of Mestrfongh Mill, near Heti-
fax.—The Jerry found the Prisoner Guilty, and Ike Court
sentenced him to be imprisoned one yea,.
Thomas Barren pleaded Gstaly to en indictment elearging
him with stealing a linen shift. and the Court seisteaced him
to be privately whipped end discharged.
Thews Atkinson pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing •
epinutity of empty bottles.
The COURT, in eonsulering of the imprisonment the PH-
snare hid already suffered, uuly sentenced biro to be fined
one shilling and discharged.
James WaTher, a boy only twelve'years of age, was charged
with stealing two yard* end a half of fustian, out of the
dwelling-house of Thomas Hudson.
The Jury found the Prisouer Gadfly, and the Court one
tent-eV Inns to solitary coulluement fur one week, sad to be
privately whipped.
Peter Charleescorllt was charged with stealing forty sheaves
of oats, the properly of Mrs. Taylor, of Purlewell, io Battey.
On the pert of the prosecution, It was staled that four
attucks of oats, etentaiotog linty sheaves, had been removed
from the field of Mrs. Taylor on the night of the 27th of
September ; that five of three sheaves had been found in
the field of !lie Prisoner, and thirty-sit in his barn.
Witnesses on the part of the Defendant proved the corn to
be the property of the Prironer.
The Co tUtle•n said, whateser verdict the J•ry gave, they
must find the wouesaes, on one aide or the other, guilty of
perjury.
'I he Jury, after a short deliberation, acquitted the Pri-
soner.
The Grand Jar, foetid an immense number of bills for
aseaulis, and threw out every milldam* easiest roads out
of repair. The Lhati man, in tiptoeing the Grand July for
their attention to the business of the Riding, said, lie should
bare been heater ratisfird they had paid more attention
to the bills for repair of the highway and less to assaults.
This was, however, tluls business and not his
At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the
West Riding, held by a ljournment at Sheffield, on Wed.
nesday, before J. A. S. Wortley, EN. Chairman ; J. Lowe,
de rk ; It. Let y, clerk ; H. S. Milner, LLD.; Hugh Parker,
Erq.; S. Coshes!, Ml); W. Alderson, deck; H. Walker,
Esq.; G. Chandler, clerk ; and E. 11. Brooksbank, clerk ; the
fullers ing Prisoners took their trials :
John Broom, Peggy Breaks, ahas Margaret
WitUaa s,
and Rebecca Inflame, fur stealing at Rea eleffe, sundry Sr.
tides of wearing apparel, the property of John Roberts.—
Brown to be transported, and the latter to be imprisoned one
month each.
Isaac Wilde fur stealing • quantity of table kaife blades,
the property of Thorns' Sheppard aod Co. of Sheffield—To
be itoprisoised six mouths.
Mary Timid., for stealing a quantity of working tools,
the property of Benjamiu Diekinsuu and others, of Sheffield
—To be imprisoned two months,
Amelia Ilullaud, for strata( several articles of wearing
apparel, the property of the Overseers of the Poor of A tier-
diffe—To be imprisoned six months.
of knives' Kissers,
Joseph Medic, fur stealing a quantity

FOREIGN WOOLS, per lb.
Spanish Sheep, Leoaesa 3l 6.1 a4l ed
Segovia 3. 0.1 s 3. 9.1
Soria Ss 94 a 31 34
SeTill 2s 3d a 3. 04
Saxony, Ist '
sJ . 4s a 5. 3d
Bilseinis, Ist ........ 4s 94 a 7. 04
24 3l 6d a 4. 601

WINES', exclusive of duly, 7s. 7d. per gsllou.
Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol. to 48/.
42ew, ditto
isbon, per pipe
Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (Earl lodia) 451. to 761.
Sherry, per boil , 1151. to 601.
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