The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-10-05 00:00:00

I .''..'r'~+`~ COMIT-0411.DEN MC:I77M. This Theism opitned List night ezain, to renew the petformauees so unhappily interrupted by the clamour of an Interested !tarty, audaciously ralltng itself the intielic. t%'e beer already etaLail our °pillion pi the nature and object of this faction ; the more we chat rye its on him, the atrouger li oar co:oh:tom that nit British audience is a very different kind of thin;:-..notscsieng very dif ferent characteristic. end different principles from this spurious representative, which usurps its name but to disgrace it. By the appuiutment of a Com mittee to iii.peot the affairs of the Theatre, the Miteegrirs pail a doe respect to the eoininn or the I ,„l,fi c ; opt. 0 ,...1 3 0ht. if the public waste declare its seittiin,nit, is would he one of eittinfactien at the tenth; fur, eau any .rite suppose that the Gentle ha ouilertuuk Gw 'At of arbitrators. acted otherwise than fairly ? And. if they have acted fairly, and given it tree report, upon what pretence can thoue braelera tier.iwt dramatic representation, itimo tha plea of imposition in the price.? The fact, however. is. that we inert add the last night to the many former ones, as an *tide taoost.instaoce of the tr'iuroph of nitrite • g IMO? over Omer, groins, and underssitnisrig. The perforramtee wes•rte Beggar's Opera, which was represented, for the seeouif time this season, Man overflowing house, ill pantomime. The crowd was out so greet at the be •, of the night es on the Kamer occasion., laud we were happy to behold a greater number of tidies in the boxes. Tit? tn. molt, ton, was cmissiti-rable abated, thoit4ll the hissing. groaning. tr.savrting &c. &c. commenced with th, mus le. It w a s r yid en t, f rom the number of neutrals, and the comparative wes'a. sess of the uprose, that the condikst of the Maas gers ha l produced its proper effect upon the rational pert of the aedienee. As soon as the curtaidwas drawn up, the ii.rty exerted its utmort powers upon which r. Keinble Citric forward immediately, with an attentina to address them. Tne tumult increased on Ins appearance, and every effort to &s -tein a heeling was ineffectual : so deteriniiteJ were they to ditipiienve, that they resolved to bear na- Ono,: ; an captivated were they with the bound of rattles, bells, aunt horns, that they agreed to permit no interruption from reason ; they shrittik with In dignation from any thing like um appeal to the oilier-tending. Mr. Keinble having remained for a co:islet-table time on the stage. made some mo tiona with his lips, as if etistreming himself to the House, after which ha retired. the clamour hay in, effectually prevented him hunt being he ird.— We may jadga of the nature of the opposi than, frog thui one eircumsteirce ; and rest nor demai. that the public is .the party, upon the fief of this condemnation without a Atoning... The play proceeded with the usual interruption, and the entrance and exit of each performer were oiarked by an additional shunt •,f triumph. Nlrs.C. was a,;sin selected for particular insult; the moment she appeared, the uproar was redoubled ; and some promos in the pit were so outra 6 teou., as to ding orange peels at her ; she resented this affront, by taking them off the ground, ahewiag them to the audience, and flinging them away ; she thou oil& is low courtesy to Me GeNtlemei iu the from whom the insult proceeded. The tonilt, we have already ob=erred, was not so great at the conamenceinelit, as it has on former occasions ; we coul.l, sometime., discern the sound of instruments from the orchestra; but when the hoar of 1..4-price arrived. the piny re ceived a co.itiderable addition ; and many new iu- strametits wore brought to play against the per for.nnice with great effect. Tit. confusion was now increased almmit to art equality with the for mer tii4lits ; placards were paraded, and several rows took place, to make up for the want of inte rest on the stage. Perseus with watchmen's rat tles, w!iistles, catcalls, and horns, broke into the hoses, to the great inconvenience of the COM_ pay, and seemed anxious to vie. with their bre thren in the pit and galleries, who should lie the most intolerable. The play having coot:hided without one word being heard, the 11,13:11 testimony of self-approbation silealerled, and the curtain drop. e l amid yells of victory. After the curtain d ropped, M r. Inclelon attempted to announce the entertainment for to-morrow even ing, but the uproar was tut great, that it completely drowned his voice. The lovers of uproar and dis cord, after gtritig three cheers, became quite silent, for a short iaterval, during which time a riot occa sioned in the box-lobby. and sortie smart blows took place, which ended by a gentleman coating forward and addressing then& us follows: " I hope I have the hunom of addressing Gentlemen, sod, if my hopes are fulfilled, I am sato:imbed at your derailing }ourselves by coulnet that only beloup to ruffians." (A cry grkaccit hint dvtee)-..Ta i Gentleinan cont11111(4" I And, thee, I was mistaken, and ask your forpirencss-1 shall now address you u mien—Have nut the Proprietors dune every thin in their power to pacify vs Have they not o ne whit 110 other concerti is this metropolis urnuld f Han they nut laid before y.nt a Hater:Arai of their affairs' and that enr • roborated by honourable melt e•yfi'r No so'') He than continued, " I say they have, by honourable int ense... Will any semi stuonz you sly Sir Charles Price is mut a t liononishle man 4 cry of "h e it a serstreety.") Are but the high L. Cho:Artery of the. Committee his. men r Dias ~..t cie of then, tit in a situation that requires miss greatest tscruninatina t Does he not wie!d the Sword of J malice between the seemed and his coon try, and can pro, far a moment, d iubt 114 Lupin - Lai decisiauf The other L protemen me wit bows amongst the commercial wed sormi...i lob:reel - of that t-ton,re, and have hers, try their unantmees 'sire t•i ttie heads of each. Nerd I ask, sic not thine alen honourable men '•—'.l cry of "fie .' *or) Let ise thin catreat n( you to she v the sage liteerolay lu the Prutnewt us, at Vl(pect to reecre in your il.ffetrent professions —... i frts.u./ vp' ess•e., and 14..ser ) Rifure 1 f4.P11• clerk, allow ire to rive you this eaution--If tb're are say amongst you raid atter.' merely for the sake rot seem re the Attire Se very enfertli how yen proeeed ; for $ together of gentlemen, whom I hare the honour to he at gummed with, ere determined to d. fest such a pet pose. We wire flatmate/teed at first at the rise of the prices ; hut, eft:, the candel and fsir statement gmeri by the Committee, we should confuter oursclvea u.iworthy ter the eburatter we hold to society ; if we did not submit." The getitleopAti then Cuncluded, amitlAt appinumes •nd litsgrs. On our return We the body or the house, the follow:u s ; pl4c4r.ls were stuck up oil the front of the second tier of hil‘es : " Theatre !loyal Covent Ourdvti. Thin evening "Al he perforincd the farce of lrhe'e the MN? tsishscti will be t.l le.) .:o"ar Bug A New farce, TI. ✓diley, in in prepne.tion, and will be prcrynted on the 13114 instant." Jam 8011, ',tat !nisei Kemple, 11011 t • 11.1.111‘ Ascii left to arlo:tratiou, • vcrdict is 11.1111 to favour of the 4te• 14at, bat the plaiotvf has mowed tow t it imule." " nee public is alalteretle Mixes tis , Pit al. , t to menusl or private boxes." "''n intsigutitir " . 4 John Kereb:e year etnitopoly tease. Add thew raise year price as biO as yes please." _ . This last one was pinned to the front of the lower stage-hox. It is with regret we hare to state, that many of those miserable productious were fastened to the boxes by females; one, iii particular, by a woman, in the garb of a gentlewoman, whose age must be upwards of sixty. Wheu the drop-same rose fur the corameucement of the farce, a similar not, noise, and confusion. commenced, as during the phy, but greater, if po.silde, as hell--price intro duced u great number of ill-ermiliicted shop-hoys into ell-parts of the hoase. W. would recoromeinl it to the Managers to aholish helf-priee for the pre met, as it would prevent many of tho,:e d•t ~ trlwers from atinm Mg the well-conducted part of tee au dience. Neither the excellent acting of Mi. Jones, no r the comic powers of Ali.. Mundeu and Mr. Liston, eould, for a moment, gain the lent atter . twin, or rilener the discord. Thus the entertainment concluded : a nd on the 1 dropping of the certain, the audience, spectators, visitors, (we know lint by shat 'woe to designate strange an assiemblege), took t tir seats. with the utmost composure, for the purpose of seeing how the .fair would end. A row of substantial iron spikes, of between tun and three undies long, iiir nievtint,•ll tinder the racliniag cushions at the asst. tier of boxer, tiret•lu.le.l the acetic ~ me I intercourse between the inhabitants of pit and hose: , . Yet, 'hough the latter began instantly to di4emhogue their contents. the influx from tie lobbies and iotasagra perpetually tilled them to an overflow. About a quarter of nu hour Art- the performances for thy evening closet!, 4r. hemlile appeared on the stage, and, after an ratiannlitoiry tumult. tensed an interrupted and confused hearing. A. far as we could ascertain what he said, he spoke nearly as follows : " LSOICS stun GVNTLIVITN—The Proprietor. of Theatre, for the public matiefot tom, have hid their atenniitt iturelicrwvdly bane a most limmurmble and uptight Commit• tee--"nearts•fof apply' re nod isoonfi-...the form r mast ge no& The Proprictms, Ladies soil Gentlemen, bad the Over to lay the Report before voll, with au occount of the reeeipts nod expenditure of the Theatre—ffehrerstpttno)—. Ou theme documents, it is evident, that our ruin mu , t be the couserpienee of a reduction of the present prices "el gni rolittrud tprcrar throw iti)velf uu the eau 4.ur lit tae hoube - -le.rieeiteral The remainder of what Mr. lienslsle said, could not be heard, from the noise that prevailed; but from the few words thit we could catch afthe terval• of Noise, it appeared, that he was r.capitus Wing the substance of the report of the Committee. Stating, that, at the old prices, tile 10-s the Pro prietors would be 3-4ths per cent, on their capital ; and that they must, consequently, relinqitish their property altogether, rather than consent to their own ruin, by reiliiCing the prices. ‘Vith the fairness disployed by the Ptoprietors; the dispoaitien to hear abet they had to say appears to have decreased ; and the hostile piny. us if aware that the voice of truth and reason con never be ineffectually employed in addressing the honest public feeling, stein now determined that it shall no longer be heard. It is iihsolutely a national grievance and reproarii, to think that the rancour of any man should find such food in the public, ne to enable him to curry on a delusion, and make the Bntish metropolis is party in so gnus a violation err every principle of sense and justice, as that we wit timed last night. Alter Mr. Kemhle retired, the bowie gradually cleared. One wretched creature, in the second tier of boxes, thought to evince his spirit, by defacing the gilding and ornaments on that circle ; but the just indignation of all the spectators. we are happy to say, drove him with irinniiiiy from his place, and pronounced an honourable opinion on the con. duct of such base kirehisis, as would, to gratify the malice of their employers, deface an edifice whi , :h is a credit to the British Metropolis. A row in the lobby c!oseil this disgraceful night's work ; and, by elevea o'clock, the watchmen justly proclaimed —" .4!!'s _.~~ -:.~- - . . Tr) TILE 4 torrote OP tin RRITISII • Silt—Perceiving rear paper to be the only nne *lnch has wiih.t I the tide of publie clamour, oit.l obaimr.ng ist.-afinre of rt•aion and litieralitx in your discii-4itnia, h am indue,d to request the iu aertion o'4 few olimervationi touching the hilt Cdtu uptions at lite Thratrr: 1 ! 0 ! a do to fright a moneter's ear; To ..kw aw rarthivekc : sate, it was the raw Oil *bole herd of !Ora. !" Being it, advocate fur public justice, when sought in a legal mintier, l enonut Lilt lament the very illiberal awl won-tidy conduct of Mlle per son*, during the late contest; and the very men whe set themselves up es the isrivi:vsed erasers of pubic opinion (I mean, the Editors of public print•) hive shrunk from the high and responsible character shit+, iu my mind, they onght to np hold ; have meanly give') way to the torrent of pub lic violence, sod, enlisting under the huonera of the strong, have trampled ea the justice due to the weak. Much. virulent writing has aopeered in these prints; but they here wither wit to amuse, nor orguineist to persuade ; and, without maturely' and t :arty weig'inig the cause in contention, they evidently build their opposition on the illiberal Liu sis of private eanaily, and the fear of offending ail unthinking people. I wilt ask—Are the Theatres the property of the crowd ? . Are they the property of the ? No. Wel!, then, they are the pre.ierty of certaill iudiii duel%s+urctiuneil by licerote.siel the iiseeot of the Crown, to condoct the business of the Drama, rub km only to the itiothority of the Loril (b t.ndrrlani, whd has been warty appointed to *etch cud check the immorality of the Stage. It seems, then, that our Theatres are the pro perty ot iiidividuals, tinder the sanction of the laws of the country, and who, like any other men enilict died for the 'impose of trade, make their oats agree minas. hire their Mtn servants, and cooduLt their concern, as it seems best to their +Armitage. Then, I will ask, can it, co nsis t en tly w ith justice, Ir required of these people, any mare than of a • Firm of Merchants in the City of to open their private accounts for the limpet:onoa the pub lic? Anal , isult they are so produced, are they to he previewed getting their bread? Is this the ju.. tice ore British people ? I am sore- it 'is not the centime of the greater and more litters! part of it. Hot who are ducat we nod making this oppisi tin,. ? We read its the public ! tif a loomed counsel, or respectable soliciloe, - Sec. who, 6 .- •in tninalt all embroiled." have taken the lead on these memorable occasion*. But I wish to call to the recollection of site,, gentlemen, and their followers, th e o pi n i on o f I wird Mansfield, in the case of Mackin', in the yen!. 1773. That great lawyer declared, that n British audience had ail undoubted right to eisieess drl bpprolbatiob or applause of an actor's perforionnce, or the conduct of a manager, in the usual mode but that if any man, or set of men, attendexl theatre more than one night, for the poi-prise of • injuring the former in his litifeseirin. or the latter iu his property,an action a eulii certainly lie. have witnessed several other te,pectahle pt TOMO , in the frai; among the rea, a solid portly ConlitUnt Council-man; who; in suite or ciilu °Mo . . 'imitator' forth with horn; with w hi,i le, and with fuogs. "to swell the note of wild disorder." Them. mat • • a few others. were the leaders in this theatrical fac tion ; and as lb the troope, I have room] *lnn ar them smosing tivenlelres, out only with hoist', but with kuives ; and s I min as:!arned to say, iibbsiig . the furniture of the hoarse, thinking, it pose harm. less souls, that all was 11111 , VV14," whootione in_ c•liatts, and. its they tern": the public rod. It ought to be recollected, that the' proprietors or theatres sore equally ler the protection or Jew laws, as any oilier His 'Majesty's iiiiejertarinid those persons who oppose the present locrealte.of priers, shook, remember, that thq are at ilfierty to withhold their support, but are hot warranted in intending, night after night, to defirilve the town of it s amusements, lord the proprietors mid performers of Oleic bread. Oteee mere I mention. that the public fume • right to withhold their support, hut not to i4i,jure the proprietors it ) . open . act. of violence. . . . !shell tbertfore leery it to the tutrederme end thinkiug pert of the cortiniuili7, rfst matter *loch, in me opinion, require.. greet .ichbtret..4l, atiii our in wimii the rilrhis of indiridtrals, exereirtag a pro feAriettunrfer the proteerkar of the later, are mast materially eaaerrued ; end reine.H. Your obedient eervint. EQ1.41 ii. The Earl of Essex will give a grand dinner, on Sunday, at Ciminobury.. A circular order has been issued from the kip:- tast-Geuensl's dice, to the General 0 liars com manding the districts &c. notifying the appMut- , ment of Lieutenant-Colonel Tonni:744 to the situa tion of Military Secretary to the Commentlei-in. Chief. Captain Mauna is appointed Asstittuut- Secretary to Colonel TORSEPIS. To obtain Forty, Sixty, or- Eighty Thousand Pounds, by IMO ettent, has an iallnence over the opiate-tit to s great extent. The demand fur two. three, and four Tickets of the same number con sumes a large proportion of the Lottery, and mast create • great scarcity previous to the 40111 instant. The Lottery is field in high estiimitiou, loving t•• the juilieinii, arrasigetnent of the Scheme, end the new mode of drawing. Club* anal Societies will do well not to delay purchasing Tickt tr. situ Shares. 11011NIIIIY sod CO. solicit the favours of the Polilic on the per-sent occasion, and hope to surely their friends with a inonwity of the 900.0001. Pr:re-money. nt either of their old-established State Loicry ()E -fleet, No. 24, Curulull, sod St. Margaret's-Init. Borough. • In this great Metropolis, immense sums are daily expended in luxury mud the pursuits of pleasure, which generally toil iu flemsiiiwouirott. lin* match more rat mual aml cointnenfiable would it hr. to devote a small porton of such spare aillOrY to Si adventure in the present novel sail very portiler State Lottery, and thriftily to nit in the chence ut a speedy Fortune ? The Tit kets au l Stoves may he purchased at SWITT stud C...'m °Met+, No. 11, Foy rcaT, No. 12. CHAR' no-Caws, en.) No. tilt AI.DG4TE until the 19th of Tnis Month. The Draistag will bat:4 and stud an the SPOR77NC PfTPLUCENcE. IkESCHARkET FIRST OCTOBER MEF:I ING, T 4 IS D• 11, OCT. 3. Mr. Viscountess, beat Mr Cf24411'11 br. g. ni•audituborgh, a't. 41b. cacti —Two•year old Coutes, aka. Errs betting on Visruitorces. The actober Trial Stakes, • subscript:us of ings earl, lot 71. olds 7st. ylb. • 4.yr. Olds bet 9:b. ; old/ yet sUb. b-yr. olds and aged rut. bib —I) M. D. of (iraftun's eh. f Morel, 4.yra. ....... Sir C. nunnery moues Mr. Elwes's Alias floolda, old Maj.ir Wilsoo's clt. c Juniper, 4.lrs. u:d Mr. Po tb'. h. r Stitineasn, 4ln old Ld Stowell's b. f Hriglitun Lass, s ,re. old 9 Sir C. Tureer's bl. C. Merry /494irr40, 3.414. old o Gen. (.user's b./. Maid of Orieaus, .s-yrs. old.. Ld Jeraq's g,. r Nit hulas, 3-yrs. old • to The Judge coul t i "tart but four. 5 to 4 MS Y.orol. Lord Saelvville's Deceiver ? 9st jib heat So C. Tntuer s newly, bst. old Course, ; . ,t,gs. b to 5 arcort nr.ceorsr. Mr. Shakespear's Sir I)sivirl, est. tltt. beat jot Grosvenor's rmit", est. blb.ss-Acruse the Flat, , t'o'g.. 4 to 1 &pilot Sir Irasid. The Lilly. Hon Stakes of Isgs e. 411, fir colts and idles !bra 3-srs. old ; tolls carrying not elb ; sad hUtrs iet —Li. 1. The a inoer of the Derby or ()aka to catty .;IN trittra I). of aftna'a b. c. Pope, by Wsxy, oat of Preublle ► Mr. Wilusit's Spiodle Mr. lintsott's knavery, Irr Duo Quixote I.A Y. thiburne's b. f Poppy. by Waxy, .utt of IlAg‘gy • 7t04 on Pope-7 pa i d Ix ....I (Second Year.) One-third oe a notiocript.on of )'..ve. eaen, foe four.yeer old colts, esirylig sod 1,4 b. iota tinsel est. 716. U. I. Dof Graftun'ebr. V449)2C Mr ladies b. c.Temb!er Su C. Limitary 's b.f.-I:V.'s 3to ; VatidOse. 1.1 Jerxey's Laugtou, 9st rec. frees Mr. j..lo)‘l's ruck, ivt. ft. Al. .sags. P ,, lstefr VE1101141•LIL. THE KNIGHT or TUE COVE O. THE MSG I? THE Cot. J1:11E11114 A Knight of the C.ssib, olio resides at New Craws. near Deptford, ;Tidied a few days since for a sentwootie against the celebrated Mr lueleby, No l a .r the catija etea , to err.. are the sable of a nuns 1, tr of ow., oi dariesit petterai The caneet.awse on to hr bald yesterila7.., when the l'lmuldf stated, that be was scot fir a few days since to yr./aeon the etii of Mr. Miser, toaster of the Neer Cruse •Cettfee.heiie ; wises, knowing ii to hi a n, II• accurtowell Itenme he deer• Alined to nuke a tratturz eseersiun of it, sal fug all v.+ puut peeked 11p such au a..urteseiet of neach.a, Yfra:ares; dubs, a.. 4 4 .r1- 4 ntiP , l , . am he thought montld bet the Hue ? tof ever, cos. t - r; 140 plated the bits rinch tout tined them its the ear, ea.. , comm.:i.e.:4 hi* operstotto ou the eh:a of the landlord , La progress, however, was *um ell ern4eat by the sue'" disappearance of his boa of ew e r, which winiabcd in sti:k 4 tawnier, that he was euuvitieen the Dna! or a natja.er /dust bt.se tsol a hard in It; and beta; hif..tiney that a peia.its who had just left the tonne wen the foo.ais Note "fa. rag jcert, he ass .inc:on.d rater to girc him the nada a briar contoured, thaa the ,fital treentiouell ggic The alga, however, by SOM.. weans, Lot fouotl thew way hark ti. the rglit shop, sod the Dcfrottailt harts% me:starred the charge to the sattsf.ctioo of the Mse:sle,te, be dismissed the eneoplarit, and advised the Prox.cotto, if be ...snot prrfretny •rt.r!trd, to rtivilly to his A:Wilsey, vibe sioi:.l adroit hint how to proceed. Tire P;euelifr v.meorred, he a to lot ~fished ; be had great , legal friends, and would consult the. ,he ‘n, Ic . s ew trig fur Gartner, who sea ever? year, end he w.told apply to Lit ~ ee!ao, he was /Mee w 00,,! eise ti.ne .roro. tpleSse The bla taste att. applauded ki resnloton, 4coil adsieeil kite to pecks...tic in it. . SPAYI37I SHEEP. • We regret to *tote, Mot a agsaitil)er of the Setn;eh helongino to His 11ajr.ty , have iietn ktled be the violent and I.oloollfillf I.,ellaV{Unf of A crow 4 of persons, in the Park, sin Monday la-t- Thr sheep were kept, he the cl..y-time, except Sinichty., wit li.o the istelosuremf St. James's 1'44, till whim( four oclock, wheu•they were cirii en ;too the t,ticen'so garden. at the bat k of the bfoetunately, the Spews!' shepherd deviated trams this tote lost &tondo, , and took than within the • hideout, of the l'ark. the genie 411 n:1 mother day ; 'iu the afternoon , es he wee (frtimog there hick to the Quecu'iegorilen, the novelty of iler ri o lit m iracle:l &I great erovi , l or person., oho oolong them, winch in mewls alarosed the i''u I'm mires animals, that somber. were k.. 1 dvwt, , and eleven of 'areal were trrel to (teeth ; they Irere nil with boob. Prom the injury others re ceired. they have since dropped their lamb.. T he crowd he. hared is the most v;rdent sod rlnigrairant mentor. Oa the door to the Queen's-g ,rdere. at the huttont of Conststetmn-lnli, being orenei. 13 let the sheep in, they forced their tir twitrowird the gar den, in detionee et gist shephcrJ : 'hey were nnt coatent with this. but actuality pelted the shepherd outs stones, mod e4Hirel him opprion ions n In consequi , nee of this outrit A cons conduct. tive sheep have becu removed to Keiensigtoirgarcimis. The sick (Acres bruu4,t to Harwich by the Lord DoNCON packet, Captain HAfitt.too, (rum Flu*Moog, err upwards of thirty, adieux obons are tite t ilspeetor-Or sterol of 'Hospitals. Mr. tt . the Ike. Air. Oossoo. Seiner Chaf.l.l,l to the A risy ; Aosnotantsewsootuisoory.G. nerd II 01.4,t : Ansostnnt Quarter 6 Master-Geiterni rta oat put T. and several other Staff and Itegismo.tal t)llkerf. smile of them sorer, ill, that they were frosted emit great difficulty. Transport*. with sick. left the island,fin Sunday last. fur the thus us. The remainder of the seeorwl battalion of the 3si. Or 013 Doffs. marched from for lierryhead &smirk% Tort,sy. I)uctor BLAND. of the Navy. and Doctors Pot • LAND And LLINPIIIICAR, of (lie Arm), use oisit-te4 to the Island of Walrlterroo, to form an uptown. jemotly with Doctor 51 , 0stroon. as to tlte exoe• olirotey of keeping our troops in that u0ht...41.117 coo/lest. 1 41 4 tlerheine is so .••l1 calculated. or his ~et4r succeeded, in giving relief :n numerous hid (Stein( Serophnla, than 5D11.461.Ve1l l'ArtNT eiNII•Colt• DeTiC DROP , . A trial %soli prove this, stool 'rime even the tender aneiety of parents, when tl e Blends become forvt swollen 14141 diseased, or the omit, seroptoms of seroolhalbaseblargerno sit of the, etwonotoit in children 'tikes place. lo eruptive e.i..eo of Acnrvy, (;nut, Itheinnitisin, and Nereolti. t.,tion of the Stn4mch, fr.,. b,linns g,fro‘s ~,,, lig miperiniits he, lung been *ekno .1. I Ati, Th. gr. ni Inc lirduice h.i, ?he word,. 4 117 Ibt NO'S Paatatt." rxioe.veol on the bvule, hill fli non. and fliiff...o r ?mows', soil the NINO . * doily is printed in black 1. k. SO4l at the 1)1-pexilotry, 13, 1..nn.10r., in wool! battles of Ss. Cl.i double bottle* 100. soul larger 1 1 . its —Compoond Esp rac s, to allay unialeasoot ittitotiosti, . . i 4 , 1 i 1 1 , 1 ~. I [ 1 I 1 1 1 1 i 1 ..* 1 1 il I' i • 4 , ►t 1 1 I • I • • • • r 1 Iti r ; 1 ~: tf ;