The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-12 00:00:00

I ---n---,,- (;entletnan with,. s horn-, was seised by Officer, and. tor° kat a liox into whirl huwervr, be letfnedietify . rec t itay, an d r lug big foot on the from, Strutted must asifoiti. ly into th e Pit, wittire he was ntreived solmet by the outstretched arms of the spectators, mud thus effectually escaped from hii pursuers—who did nut, any more, than the laaaelit i es and Pustilists, !thew any testi i n attack the disconteutil phaidna in the it. A eonsidurahlu number of placards were flisplaye4 ind handed about in the Pit ; het in no other part'uf the Ilotase-;-iod nith theescep ,. I w ton o f one itytance, e saw no effort to tear them down ; hand pills were °cc' !isiunally showered dun n, , of one of which the follgiging is* stilly 51.111' TIIXATRE ft° TA 1., I COV EI.4T-GA It fl lA. TM- !wield Weihmsdni, Ott. 11, Mk will he presemted,ln*, amensiee Neismiestip.smw of Perferenors,aud sot acted these , miity )tang Trisi4 7 Ceamtd), cAlled ROC/iLEII IN THE HOLE. 1 Oritiripni (-harshen Mir 111 , set. 11entl.an, Reicher, nreg- Inn, ( Min, Wks Siefert filarry ber, Dwell Sam, Sully, Rich . „ I „,„1, and pastik ti .—To conclude %ilk ti tirund Chnrw of hired ltaltuo, iw at g larnellteb, al lino -,trert °liken. :—Prere•!lnt . the . v • hir:K----• e will recite the cele brated popular' Mares. ralled--" Set a liegoir on lloncbaca and be bill ride to the De+il;" mod at the end of taal third art he n ill :llva 'sew comic Snag, u rifles and atm paged eitpre•Aly far the neerei u m, emit}-! " I triaged and 1 homed 'till a fortsuse I mile. • That I builird ra,, Masten, and kancked up the trade." Te erh!cla will be iidtk.l, fur thethitil lita;., a tier Melo- Drama, rolled TDB REAR-GAItOLN ; or, JOHN BULL BULLIED. Perlosspecs as before.— The above Ism* berm keived vrith the WAR rabosse-il mad reiterated apOaase. will t be ?spewed every eeettierg aunt farther ontice.--.Fos tar bet ;, bet SOMA amod.stisif 1 of the Phblic, nod t give greater spirit to the Performance. the Ste will au future be removed join I the otatre of the Pit. N. a. se e d ier U. ibppoisted-Karver at the Private Wives, with a eery liberal Satary. Bores 7s. Pit 4!. Gallery b Second Gallery Is. To elm Posies.—%lr. K--c, CVIR ORATOTTIS, Is the kind. indalgent, liberal, and " must enlightened Pablic hi Vie World," for the riunicrotto favour, hirn.elf sod finally have been in the ant of rereiVing for the .< list L) years. and A Illsov% OXLV FOR rune .4witsamesr, lisp inmate to bone, thin he i so cogged the abort pony of.cartat P. a rinsorfil at a very considerable cerium; and he tru..tr th it also coraidetingtbe high rico of ppm *bole u, to dohich h: is obliged eagluly espend to Ontero, for the support of the flectrare. iltrt, by th.sse who CAW per the small oit.reer of is. on the ndsittaswr in the Sneer, nod lid. to the Pit, pill not be oajected to. Vivant Has sl leglwta. ' After the eurtalii dropped, a (;entletnan dres)cd the company free the front boxes. .10 thuso %hi) are fund of reeur.tiog speeches that might kale beers• spoken, we refs r tfic reporting of what this Gentleman said; for although we were within three yards 4 him at the time, we could only c.lkct generally the printiples be nsritat td urge. 6 ' Ito iosisteti on the right of • every titan to expreis his sentiments of *ppm " batiuu car disappwbatiruac mealy. He recut's " avenihil a 'greet adherent:is to these sea. pares only which are recognized as legal. " Ile seeonstnended perseverance, unanimity, 4 ' firoanizs, and, finally, the concentrated ever " lion of the public..-to cape! the Israelites, " Bruisers, Via r tabunds, and itufiians....uf whom 66 he asserted 175 were introduced t!troug:i LiACIL 66 duller on the preceding evening." The compatly gradeally dispersed. Two fight. , log Jews, whoa The Pit :cos almost empty, tiro. posed a ling, but the eudipany better than to accept the challenge at data time. A Lady, ahu by her acretit appeared to be a Fo. Meer, eepostalated with them on the brat ility of their conduct, but, as might be expected, with. out effect. No viofrocv, however, ensued...aud, at last, moon, the ,roman of the flutist., pia oat almuit all the candles, and the !forte was cleared. Among the Placards were the following: - " Subscribe for the support of those who have bees Isbell,' Plow rect. " Who support,* Maroon ? l'ndligate Jews and hired Ruthann." "No Morsing Pow should condemn Juity Lt.'s placards, 11 heft it h.. through thick and thin to support the black guards." Chrimints \tannery anst Jew Supporters." " Oppose tar V LOa.ll and the tAlie of Iontl." "Jona Butt be firm, clef: the Radian throng, Ti) rank's wife, they dare not take thy tongue." " o.d Prim—quite suffic;ent to till the pockets of the Kt:unix notrily." 0 ' No private Perfonnatwes in private Witlolran ing-roost, to a wattle Theatre." " Fair Play and fair Prices." " :4► hired Rslianas, Waers, or Thieftakrn to insult public." • The disapprobation of the presence suns of Israel was hotri.rrou,!y expressed the curtain boost, by or rubbit for the hair- 7 4aq We rows distinguis whornor the bottom a pile terePtei Wu lion last and less (lagers, The 4 little . niun Mal We errqrsetkin b rat*, al re.--k. it opened. of t The. Thrat re ii said, thing and pc( him Gil 1,1 the have al Lane hAse we untie' New that the fc.llossing Performers May form part of the Company, viz. Mr. blathewP. Mr.•llr.iliam. Mr. Pope, Mr. Elliveton, Mr. Dirnot. Mr. Barrymoce, 31r. nohow, Mr. 11. Jahn- Mn. Jordaa, Mrs.Puwell, Miss Swill:, Mn. bteplieu Keollole s Mn.ii Water. no Yin UP 'Warta . GARDEN 71111.47'RE. • dastctsses—l observed by Me pipet, that a person timed Aaoaaws, _whom i have fuze some tune past employed, war tektite)) for distri. bating haud.bills last night in. the neighbourhood of Covent Garden (gives to him by au unknown wad's), charging the Managers with furnishing Menduee, the lighting Jew, with orders, Ice. S. I by no steloss wish to defend Anvers's, as I am an enemy to all anew noun attacks: but as far as relates to Mendoza, I met remark, that i saw., him myself, and can bring twenty respectibliper, suns who also saw him, to prove that Mend., : es'i for several days past distributed a consi,lerabk.i number of orders of free • admission to Covent' Ganless Theatre, eau such persons as were more likely to break than keep the puce. I am, &c. lee. 11th October. 'r. DISH, 4; Corniullt. Toe names of the person_ who stalled the orders oar hr know a, if required. _ n rat EDlnit or rut; Silt—l went to Covent-Garden Theatre yester y evening with a sli , spositioss to take no pail whatever in the present contest between the Public and Proprietors. To my great astonishment, I observed the seats of the Pit near the Stage occupied by SU or 60 immune of the very lowest class of society, head ed by Dutch Sam, the prize-fighter, and other characters of a similar description. It was very evident, Prim the appearance and renuduct of this formidable party, that they were *I time fur the purpose of intimidating the au. ; fee upon the fiat expression of the pub. 41e voice, these miscreants rushed from their seats, laid attacked in the most violent manner every person who was disposed to resist their antho.ity. The must disgraceful proceedings took lIIMCC, and in the dilfereset conflicts which were produced by the interference of these wretches, many innocent persons were knocked down, and otherwise ill treated. I shaft melee no comment on this outrage on a i British audience, further than remarking the ab utting of an attempt to restore the tranquillity of i the Theatre, by confiding the preservative of it not to the established Pollee, but a class of per sons who notoriously subsist by a violation of the laws of their country. 1 am, Sir, Your obedient bumble Servant, IBaslnghall.strert, Oct. ILI. R. S. ..1Y) Til EDI Rile UV Fit S ? T.ITES Mil N. Stet,—As you have %hews' a laudable desire to assist those pour Philistines who have had the leis fortune to fall into the hands of the Israelites, I hope you will insert the following statement t On Tuesday cve.iing, the 10111 instant, I entered the nit of Covent-Garden Theatre; at Isalf.price, wassuut any inclination for disturbance ; and whick, if intended, I should have been diverted fri'u., by iierctiving the description of people who were WOW. Nut many minutes hail passed, when a lad in _the front of the pit, w ho had been snaking some trifling opposition to the performance, was seized by the descendants of Abraham, dragged and beaten in a most wanton and steel saasseer. I mewed forward, and on endeavouring to expostulate with the Jew who held the youth on the seat, when the whole party, about six or seven (all Jews), imesesliately left bins, and succeeded in dragging use out, with the utmost violence. One of the meals struck me, whilst on the ground, a blow on the head with a stick, the effects of which I wow feel. Morse Witham, ur Muses Abraham, who was the head of the gang, has charged tee with a violent 'moult, by striking him, &e. &r. but 1 ani nut without hopes, not only to foil this fellow s ts..t to punish him for his brit :4loy, if some young mew in the pit, who sere witnesses to want actually passed, and partici,- larly the youth who was first seized, will do me the favour to cull on nie, or send use their address. ' Your most obedient, and vury humble servant, JOHN TACKLE. ff.% V . Oct. iII ien -greet Straw!. 11, 1809. "'fir rut Norma . rat trATES.II.IN. --www—. SIR. ocroava 11, 1809. In 'oar Paper of this day, it is asserted " that Mr. JAMaI BRANDON ileCiart4l on oath, that to kis knowli:dge uo ortlcrs for admission to the Co. veut.Garth:n Theatre had been issued by Mr. KEXILS cs Daniel Mendoza and Dutch Sum„ and 41 such prayers had beer issued, he must of ly have known it." I therefore trouble with the following facts:—A tradesman with I Ain acquainted, came into a shop tt here 1 , a t two o'clock this day, and showed two ,b 1 rders fur the Pit. Ile said, they had Aeu ~ given to hint by Daniel Mcntiosa, the prize. !Ming Jew, who cut them Irvin a sheet of pa. of which he had two, covered with these or. rot the Boxes and Pit ; that Dutch Seas was _At, and was boasting of his exigeitaln break. the peace, and of the mischief he had done natty of his Majesty's subjects at the The. last night. Mendoza then offered to furnish iy number of orders to persons who would make tt—tl row in support of the Managers. I re. red one of these orders, which had been indorsed fending, in his presence, w ith the letter 1). back ; he then wrote mo an order to Men- Jur a few mere. I read the note", of which icloae a copj, to a messenger, and then dk. patched him to .VC/Illi Za. lie has just returned - ' one double order, and Mr. .3fruduza's cum. Asts to the Gentleman, 64 he was rery sorry he had not taken mere in ate morning, fur t he had °Remd him as malty as he pleased." ten was then gone to the Theatre, and if the Messenger would wait till his return he should hare 1 many as he wished. I am p Sir, your obedient servant, J A NIES P()%1 E 11,, No. 3, Grose-plter, Camden Town. • Mn.ME,DOZA, • " Wednesday Noon, Oct. 11, Having mat a few Metal who wish to /mist )ou in your laniable en.travours thi. rtriting, I slikll fed 'obliged tr )ou will send Is• the bearer a few orders for time Pit or Humes. Those )ou gave ewe, I have sites away to souse stamarb ft+ 1t.,,,, who are determined to opplatkl, in spite of the reifies mid bora rank. . ,a• " Mr. Daniel Mendoun •• lc win , _—•—. » Royal Oak, Wititcclapel- r ead." ttati StAVV.S MAN. 01147'11citith Its the the Interval beltway) the .play sod farce on Tuesday night,a candidate fur oratorical distinctive appeared in the Pit ; be spoke a cossitlcrable time `trithout succeeding in being heard, except by a very few, and at length coadaded at era rising of (ha cortaia to the foliowivig d ir e ct ; Lowest AND G uti.smEs.--There area fee* questions which I should wish to submit to your consideration, and to beanmered by the Managers. When Mr. Ketitide stated the cote for the opineuit of his htajesty's Attotivey-t;isteral,respecting the host , muds of punishing (how a how he called theft iotera, 1 did he state that the Proprietors of the Theatre . were themselves the authors of all the disturbances'' which had taken place, by hula„ • peofessi,mal pugilists to beat those who had ;mid for their ad mission ? You see the part they act, and our lives arc nightly endangered by their ruffianly conduct. ' It therefore behoves us to act with firmness and innderatiun, to resist their violence, and evade their stratagems. Let us be unanimous and per severe, and victory is certain. ( Loud uccistosn lions.) I would B , k Mr. Kemblo whether his conduct was honourable towards an individual, and the public, when he went to the Bank and prevailed upon the Directors to use their authority to prevent the future attendance of Mr. Lee at the Theatre?" The Publie have been told that Mr. I,cr, the I Gentleman who, at the co-nmeacement of the contest at Covent Garden Theatre was, in come. quence of an application from the Managers, de sired by his employers, in common with the other Clerks of the Bank, to take no part in the lis. pate. It is farther stated, that thuse Gentlemen hare, In consequence, entered into an unanimous resolution, to which they have bound themselves under penalties, not to attend the Theatre at all, during the &mulld for advanwd prices. On an application having been made at some of the Go vernmeni Offices fur an injunction to the Clerks, in regard to their conduct at skitants of this The titre, the reply was," that Ow Getitl6:tnett of those. offices were nut responsible to their employers fill any part of their conduct bat such as related to Ute b.tsiness of their desks." • A person who professes himself to have keels hitherto an advocate fur tb • raised prices at Co. , vent.(larilett Theatre, gives the following account .1 some of the proceedings it this Theatre on Fri. day night " Rettig admitted as the doors opened, I obtained a scat in the Centre of the Pit, and was stirprizell to God (Jur or lire of the preceding benches covered with Jews of the lowest &scrip. lion, Route of whom 1 recognized to he those, wire, under the denomination of crimps, are is daily attendance in the avenues about the East-India (louse; and ofli , rs, boys who attend tho Bank and F.‘change with unties. The hots qt was quiet' until the music had played the anthem of" Gud bay,. the King;'' after which a noise of bugles, cat.ealls, • betl4, and rattles, commencexl front a group of per. sons seated . a few rows behind me. The duty of the Jews then developed itself, and I disco. semi from their actions that they were arranging a plan of a grand attack. At length, by a signal farms a hoz over ttlEstage.dool; Otitit 20 or them, supportedin the rear by several notorious bruizers, made a dreadful rush, prostrating and trampling upon the peaceable possessors of three or four in. terrening seats, among it hunt were several deli ; Cate and interesting females, and converting the whole Pit into a scene of destructive riot and rout fusiou ; they were t however, discomfited, and I driven back to their scats, without daring to re sew the contest, continuing, however, to meth ,and increase the noise and tumult by opprobrious ased insulting latiguage. 64 With such partizans (continues the 'writer) who coda support the .Manager? I therefore, with a crowd of others io diyigust, remained pas sive, leaving bins to the support of his brutal and inebriation colleagues." 7Y) 7'llR EDITOR ) Si a—You arc, doubtless, at thig time inundated with comninnicarions relative to theatrical con. cern% ; the undernientiuned fact may not, hone. ver, have conic to your notice:—.‘t the blur. cultic). of Mr. John 'Martindale, formerly of St. James's.street, it clearly appeared, that tee shore of CoVent-garden Theatre then grossesbed, and still hell by Mr. M. in right of his wife, ratio ix a daughter of the late Mr. Powell, was ()alight bo Mr. P. let a sum under 50001.-1 believe 3000 gainras ; this share hat, thiriog thu last sit years, produe,Al a fluctuating income of frum WOl. to 15001. per 'mum, clear profit, amid averaging at WM. Frei* the &here fact (and %illicit I will prove, if called upon, in your Paper), the ph). fit upon the original capital sunk is vuorc than 20 per cent. • -• • " • Yourt, • J.H. Among theiritticisms displayed at Covent Gar. den Theatre, there has been a large i(ey, painted on paper, and pointed to the private Stones, with an inscription, " Removed from Chand.in.itreet." After the observation's that have been toade on the private boles at Covent.Girden, and Nu con. veniencies of the little auti.rooms and sofas, it 1,. not supposed that any English lady, who feels, the. least regard for character, will chuse to elii*SC herself in these retreats of luxury and lore. - A writer in an Evening Paper of yesterday sa) ......44 We have reason to hope that our great na. tional amusement will fully regain its ascendant!) on the public mind, and a Theatre, Which is an ornament of the country, will soon become the vehicle of snerality, humour, and edification, b) a flue ridicule of rice and folly, and an bapressiv, Plus:ration of the misery .wlitch limo rally atten.loo; on icickedners and guilt." Was the enter ul lists in one of the prorate butts i The row at Covent-garden Theatre on Friday night was enter titan ever—tbonigh skit an re 1 ported by the Edones of the bonito,' pfini., mans of which io:lrt Tt,ao 6oag4t et....(itury a n d N or .' with P 0:1. ) ..,.~5• if Israel was ham 41, , ,,ty expressed (atter in curtain dropped), from every part of the fir. JA , by cries of " 0141 damilo---Ilsre skins, 'b kite ,bit skins---Oranges and telsons—kolkrs veut-G he hair---arty bad shillings," &c,f &c. )(EM IL observed in particular, in one of the front t h at , t j of the Pit, a Jen, whose eountenenre 14 necessil peishable even amongst the sons of bud, vu w wi , our Readers cannel bet have sorry of ten salt a t w h om i tt,ool of Holborn-hill, near Chick-lane, with s ass j of old hats. This Mal appeared greatly in- d ou bt ell fur the itaitagers ! ! been gi shall cendede.by stating, that the appssi- fightiok art night was more general, more tl,:cisive, } , t , 4 ,1 ss interrupted by th, hirelings yr thu M - tiers foi I, than on the preceding event''' present Managers may try :heir ham* at this gante tag the e longer--but *e are no deishicily of opt. to man *at they will lose ft. sire lee e any NM correct, without a mom .•4 hesitation, an a d--- %MP; statement of Pitto , the celebrated quesicil , having been present at uvent.Oarden The.. by Mee -lie has not once been is the Theatre since on the se:l. doza fu ......r.L.....—..._____ I elide subserpiions and a rangements for the new patehrt re are in great furseiirdness. BAPINISTER, it with 01 , is to have the superintendence of every plireeel connected with No .Stage ; and his talents that he 7ofeNsiutial caperihnce certainly well qualify then he rr discharging ate uthec of Manager. Must Ills toe members of the Corps Dramotique, who Siesserl dready distinplished themselves in the Drury. as man, lull Covent' Garden Companies, but who latcly behest to the ragaboudi.zing system, ilesstancl, will be offered engagements in this ~ SII Establishment. It is possible, therefore, I " Hai . - . •11 *~~•a, is Dt Plias. • intli t SEPT. 29.- 6 -1 t is staled in letters from Vises*, that the. Emperor Napoleon, is deliver. tog to Count Rubis, -am ebb 15th inst. an answer, is his own hasid.writioe, to the letter from the Emperor /raise* said; hope your Emperor will be satisfied otitis thit'conseats of my letter." LISLE, Starr. 48. 4 -11Ite Prefect of th North, taking Into consider:Mon that hls Majesty the Emperor Napoleon will most probably soon ho. 'tour with his presence his rod city of Lisle, and being desirous of Wording its inhabitents 'an op. portunity of giving fresh proofs of atteeteneet to his Majesty's. peptise, livs ordered aser;.ittecitas;he opened at the Town.house, fur the ettistatrea of those who may be diposeil W serve he a gehrd bf honour, both of cavalry atel-hif , YAMS, Oct. 'l7th, mention, that cey, Duke of Cos of the Army of ' where he has esta, We kern, by Majesty the &plasm gasses. Several led horses and carriages hetonging to , Emperur, have left this city in the seams a< th week. Smite of them took the road to Antiesep, and others proceeded in the diroctem Of ON. on ac. • General Gnatien t who cotaraneelil*Dotsk heaps in the Clair with Sebill, is st - peeilliPliellib raping!. According to the latest allying (r* Via% which are of the 4„3d ult. no desisted had then taken place with respeet to the grand vitiation of peace or war. The total of the French Ceres is Austria, Bavaria, and Sammy, is estimated at 300,000 alum The Monitetsr of this day contains a eetHketlipe, in general orders, Rom General Ualik, the tie National Guards of Paris are this day tit ben. Level by troops of the Ilse, In the gullies duty of the capital. The same paper contains an /emporia! D.,erce s . issued by his hiejasiy on his birth-day, tie lath of August, instituting a new order, to be called the Order of the Three (ieddeu.Floeces 4 and to be specially appropriated` o tie rewarding of officers and withers, whose corps belong to the grand army, and have served with it during three CAM- This order is to consist, at most, of 100 Grand Knights, 400 Commanders, and 1001 Knights. The Empe ror is Grand Attune. The Imperial Prince alatie obtains admission from birth. The other Princes of tlje blood aye only 4 admissible after serving two years in the athiy, or during tote actual campaign. It nsay be*conferre.l for services deemed Nuttily of it, on the Gland Officers of the Crown; the Ministers, the Presie dents of the Senate, and lins,liiiinediata descendants of Marshals. With these exceptions, stone can o btain it, but inch as hare, in dilrereht engage. meets, received t ii iirce wounds. The Emperor, nevertheless, revrres IQ himself the privilege o f itio bestowing it uponse whet particularly distin. guish themsetrus by the defeites yr their culottes, being the bust to mount a ',reech o orOther @pion& did achievionents. The memorable 15tli_uraItujast will be lire anniversary of the Order ] • • !tauts t OCT. 6.-=-We have mei )et. v 04. 1 1404 tees and papers of the 2d. They coat of any importance. Guards of - Honurr lag at Antwerp, Lisle, and Ghent, in etpeetaties of a visit (Foul his Majesty the Emperur., A meri nowt, OCT.4.—Ou the lst ( hit Mee jesty repaired to Lug, where he ititends. of par th.• present month. _' •esi Marshal Demoncesti, on the 30t1elf. vita. bli.hed a bridge of busts between Wieensiffiecht and the fort of Bata, to that our cOmmobleatios with South I 3 ,eland perfectly 'secorm This point is supported by a numerous fluettls t ie on the other hand prote.nod b Bergen-cop. Zoom, and the works thrown up oethe Waled of South 14;:veland. The division of General Van whirl! nviupies South Beveland, has some sick ; hat they lire not dangerously ill, and tht.4- number is meek less than hi former years. The utmost &entity is I exerted in completing the fertificatiuns on the new lines marked out in front of Bate. I Etas, SEPT. 29.—Tbe last letters from Berli:i mention it confident expectation in that i city, of the retorn of his Prussian Majesty, ae. companied by the Minister Von A lteosteio and the Privy Ceutisellor Stigman, 41st tier event of a peace between France and Austria. It is also as. ' &cited, that the Queen asitsred a denotation of the trained hands t of her intention shortly to visit Berlia, for the purpose of leing.in'there. The new Magistracy seem disposed . totehe the wont rigid measures fee (4411 r: tins the atraa?s of taxes due to the . a y tirasmv.. LE V DEM, OCT. 6.4-.Ae article in the Paris Fa. I pea t of the Ist inst. says: 66 With regard to the question of Peace or War, we an still la the ea-re sta.! of uneertaioty. ;r he advices, or, Melt% properly speaking, the venturers epee that im. portent sallied., vary daily. It is eeytaist, that on the ikatfi ult. thq 'Emperor bad tent fell Seslioen_ beano, and that, • very active terrr%Q Nice continited between the &taper's, INEIpe a and Francis. It is foram. stated, iAat Generailiab. na returned to Schuenbrean on the 1)t, 1 ! • The " 771. 60e. ; tuba's, Aid.dr. returned today has geitted one 0( all 'g rea confirmation e~ 1 t "ii 1 had been Maneua , pposed to [7l.n. . Thfl ank e s l u per c k i ;it 3 s 7 . ( were e s . the Ist alb y 1 1 • 1 . v c • „ , . _ • ..• . , , , 7 flrirsa o[Pt. 5a...•1111. de MIMI / I (~ mp to th e ' Znpitor of Austria, returned to' derma. The report runs, th at he has the ',striae servite; but this is Wimps the a ides of neies fabricated-here air in la cities, tui it is prudent to *eat the tunic of it. It was said that th e' camp at Spits ha broken u i but it is nut true. Marshal 11 .et of pit tlay from Vienne; he irt.su pp he rise to liengary. . - . cavalry and - infewey. I.—Letters from i.ale tff the hat his Excellent/ Marshdl 1 11lhol orrulliino, Command:4'in ClAet Ita.rrrel has adivenit . thht. thy. iblishAi his hestd:liglartthes. adviccs from Alit*iirp s Iwor is shortly eippc(rid Hj ;Ntl