The Sun. — London, England, 1804-02-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF PEERS. A WVDN2SDAr, FEBVVARY 22. A r 'half - past three o'clock the Los]) CNAK CELLOtt took Otis Seat on the Woolsack, and after Prayers were read, The Bisho of one of the Irish Re presentative Prelates, tour the Oaths and his Seat. The proper Officer, having duly . presented art attested Copy of the Pruceedings in the Ecclesiastical Courts relative thereto. a Bill to divoice William Lingham, Esq. from Eliza, his now Wife, was brought in, and read a first time. The Earl of MA E snuit y (promoted to that rank in the Peerage about two yetrs since) was introduced as such with the accustomed formalities, sworn, and took his seat. liis Lordship's Supporters were the Earls of CA.hin EN and Ux sa inoE. The,Duke uf NoaroLtt acted as Earl Marshal upon the occasion. The Oaths ef Allegiance and Fidelity were administered to Paul Hanson (one of those whose Naturalization Bills are be / fore the House), preparatory to his Naturalization Bill being referred to a Committee of their Lordships. The Bills upon the 'table were then forwarded, and some private business disposed of.—After which their Lordships adjourned till half past three o'clock to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22. TH E House proceeded to ballot for two Commit tees to try the merits of Petitions complaining'of ;u2.1,.te E:o,&.iOns for Carrickfergus and Sudbury ; in 4.3*. t:- . r.-ner of wi-aich Only they succeeded. The ?art 2 star►ds over till to-morrow ; for which two Gs/lots are a!ready appointed. Before the Gallery was opened, we understand, that the second reading of the Volunteer „Bill war poirponed till ;Monday, on the Motion of Mr. Se cretary 'YORKE. The names - of the Carrickfergus Ele&ion Com mittee were'reported to the House, and are as .foilow.: Sir john Wrotteslcy, Bart. Thos. Brooke, Esq. Right Hon. Get). Rose Wm. Praed, Esq. Sir John IlonywoW, Bart. Thos, Asheton Smith, Esq. jos. jc4.l), Esq. P. C. Bruce, Esq. john Campbell, Eat. Thos. Jervis, Esq.. Geo. Johnstone, Hon. ItotY. Fulke Greville lohn Hodson Durand, Esq. NOMINE.ES. Henry Alexander, atal Jas. Graham, Esqrs. A new Writ was ordered for Yarthouth, in the Isle of Wig:lt, in the room of JOHN SWAN, Esq, who has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. The 5:11E Li FFS of LONDON presented a Petition from rle Corpor, , ,tion, praying for a Bill to amend the Ad for establishing a Free Market for tl!e Sale of Coals in the City of London. .Which was order. ed to be referred to a Committee to report thereon. Dr. DU EN AN moved for leave to bring in a Bill for regulating the period of taking.Priests'Orders in Ireland. He observed, that in England the Bishops were forbidaen by law to admit any one to Priests' Orders under the age of 24. This was prescribed 'by the Canons of the Church equally in England aiid Ireland, but for want of some rsitive law upon the subject in die latter Country, Bishops were fre quently imposed upon, and many persons had been admitted to Priests' Orders at an age much too early. The SPE AKE R observed, that the present being a IVl.tion relating to Religion, mast be reftrted to a Committee of the whole House. Mr, FRANCIS thought the Bishops were equally empoWered to inforce the Canons of the Church in both Countries. Dr. DUIG EN AN admitted that the Canons were equally binding in both Countries, but it was ne. cessary to enait a law in Ireland similar to that in this Country, in order to enforce obedience to those Canons, and to prevent persons from taking Holy Orders at too early an age. Mr. FRANC IS explained. The Nitltion was then ordered to be referred to a Committee of the whole 1-I, , use to-morrow. 'rhe Qrtetlldmi Whale Fishery Bill passed through Commictee.—Report to-morrow. Mr. BLAcKsuarr presented a Petition from a number of Imrneymen Calico P r i n t ers , com plaining of too gteat a number of Apprentices be ing empl , ived in the trade by the Masters ; which was ordered be referred to a Committee.' Sir Wm: GE : llt Y brought up a Bill for incorpo rati.g certain persons by the title of" Th e M a/ i n , Society and Fishing Company,''' to be established in London, to carry on Fisheries, 4- e - . w hi c h , was read a first time. Mr. HOWARD presented a Petition for making a Navigable Canal from Crnvjun to Porrsrmuth, which was ordered to he referred to a Committee. Mr. Serjeant BEST presented a Petition from the Clergy (4 L , radon, pra)i ,, g I r the repeal of the AO of the 22d and 23‘1 of Charles 11, iMpbsing a rate of 3s 9d. in the pound, on the inhabitants, for their supper'. lie stated that .a composition had been aostilut.4l for this rate, which accounted to about 25. tod. in the p.:und, and which, from the increas. ed price of provisions, and ether CaUsei, had become inadequate to the proper support of the Clergy, as a greA number of livings in the City - did ikit ex ceed tool. per annum. The Petition was presented now, in order to bring it within the time of present ing private Petitions ; but under the pie'sent ciretun. Stances it was not meant to press the subjtet imme. diately.—The Petition - was ordered to lie on the Table, A Committee of the whole House was ordered for to-morrow, to consider of the 4as, relating to' the Customs, and also the Committee on the Royal larine „P;.!). The Commiiteer of Supply and Ways and Means were postponed till Friday. Adj , .;orned . at half past six 6)1 to.morrov!. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Cumberland :Fort, Feb. 7, t, ISo4. SIR, IN' your Paper of Thursday last, observed a raiitraph Pii;e-mOney for the Cap: tore of St.. Fiore-11z°' an4,Catvi,' was ifurr . be issued: T-la(rip:i been' present' and' engaged it the various artact4 In one of two of the most Cf.: cier:t p.egiraents,' which Yam &oily to observe do fiat ict*yotv: AdyertLemtnt, the ; Eth, or 1;:4, THE Bulletin of this morning is calculated to afford still further satisfaftion to every Loyal Sub. jea, as we must conclude from it, conneaed with the Bulletins of several days past, that His MA JESTY'S Health is in a gradual state of improvement. The following was issued before tw.eive o'clock : " His MAJE.STY continues as well as lie was yesterday. (Signed) " 1.. Pzeys. " H. R. REYNOLDS. Ii 01 ten ' s-Howe, " F. MILLIVIAN. February 23, 1304. W. FIELERDEN." Soon after one o'clock yesterday a Cabinet Council was held at Mr. ADDINGTON's house, which was very numerously attenJed. Sir LUCAS PEPYS, Dr. Reyno,Lns, and Dr► TURTON attended the Cuuncil. Yesterday General MNNN E its and General ;-B A R_ COURT attended at the QJEEN's House, as Equerry and Groom in Waiting. OUR. Port Letters of this morning furnish us with nothing furthir respecting the firing on Monday, off Boulogne ; and as no French prize has arrived in the Downs, we are apprehensive that the report at Dover, of a Vessel having been seen in tow of one of ours, standing for that anchorage, is un founded. THE reports which are circulatrd by Foreign Papers under the influence of the French Govern ment, that the Invasion cannot take place for two months, ought to he recei Fed with great distrust, more especially as there : is great reason to believe that the Preparations of the Enemy are aau. ally completed. Information is said to have been received from France on SJlnciay last, through a most respe6lablc channel,' which was immedi ately communicated to Guvernment, which states thal. Fo'rce now aauaily ready at Borilogne amounts to t4o of the largest class of Gun-boats, each carrying four guns of laru, calibre ; that the number of smaller Ves'sels, each carrying two guns, is little less than 906; and that this Flotilla is ca pable of conveying' 60,000 men, who are assembled at and near Boulogne. It is, however, added, that the Expedition will not sail from Boulogne .until the Fleets colleted at Brest and the- Texel are either able to force their way through our Block. ading Squadron, or to escape them. ' The greatest exertions are making at Brest to equip a Fleet formidable at least in - point of numbers; it is said to at.'ount to about 4+ Sdl of the Line ; but when we know that the greater part of them are craor old Ships, and that they are in general very badly • •• • mioned, we entertain, yeky little apprehensions hf a contest between them and a very interior Eng_ Fleet. As to the report that BottArAaTE is to embark in person on board this Fleet, we do not ive it the ::;I,7htest credit If he were at all in, g, _ !tie ; ,iignt,.. cline4 to risk his perion in this attempt (which w.ycry much do - ,ibt), it is more probable that he wqiild come in the Boulogne Flotilla. Yesterday morning G.meral BURRARA inspeCted the Second BattaliOn, and bait horses, of the Cold stream ge g iment of Foot Guards, in full marching Order,' ih the 'Birj.tage-walk ; . ',;,)d this morning the General i;ispe6ed the Second Battalion of the Thriti Reliimetit Kn;ghtshridge Barracks, Previous t& the - Brigade:3 Changing quarters; which 1 el. taker: place on Saturdgy morning ncxt. Royal Trish, and the slst, Regiments of Foot, both having an equal share in d e reduainn of each of those Garrisons, and Dependencies, well known. to that excelivnt Officer, 11 , /ijc)r Gen, MooRE, under.whose direetiun they were led on in each attack, thodgh it ches'not deprive there of their well-earned share of prize-money, yet it deprives them of an equal share of glory they so truly merit, from the intrepidity these two Regiments displayed during the redunion of those places. , From having had the honour of serving during the time in the ctct,gegirnent, ,and knowing the 18th also to have j beeuipresent, I am induced to lay before the Public these!,twd Regiments, that they may with the rest partake of any encomiums that might hereafter be made on the subjea, and also to give additional energy to the feelings of many old Soldiers belonging to the same, who are yet living to relate these glorious events, so nobly atchieved in their Country's Cause. I remain your very humble Servant, ROBT. COCHRANR, .Captain and Adjutant Royal Flint Fuzilcers. MAILS. DUX. Al ILmburgli PRICE OF STOCKS, ERDAY. Bank Stock t5-li. India Stock Navy s per t.. cm. 887 9Si India Bonds 5 per Cent. ;iv, 9 3 i 4} 4 Exchequer Bins s. s. rein. Irish ; per Cent. I Oinuiwn ji 4 Per Cent. Con. 7z4iii I lrnper. 3 per Cent. 541 per C. R. 561 6 I Ditto Ann. 3 Per C. Con ssiii I Bank for Account B. L. Ann. i6ii 7-16 I Deferred 3 per Cent. 464 B. S. Ann. Cons. for April 561 si YEST THIS. DAY AT TwaLVN o'ctocK. Consols - 55 I Red. Ann., - - 55 a a 56 THE SUN. 50LEM QUIS DICER'S FALSUM AUDEAT LONDON, FEBRUARY 23, 1804. NAFAL NEW S. PLYMOUTH, FE B. 2t.---Came in the Sir William Boisley, Fame, David Scott, and Thames, outward_ bound East indiamen from Portsmouth. Sailed the Rgsario Sloop of War, ,with a Convoy to the Eastward. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 22.—Sailed the Two Bro thers-, ana Johanna, HOLLOWAY, for Sun. derland ;and.jane, FOOT, for Bristol. Arrived the Betrey'Cutter from a cruize ; Mar, chivies: of Exeter East.lndiaman, mid several other outvvard.bound Vessels, from the Downs. FALMOUTH, FEB. 20.—Sailed the Princess Char lotte Pdcket, Capt. KE RR, for the Leeward Islands. SHEET NESS, F4B. zz.—Sailed for the Downs the infiexib/e, of 6+ guns, Capt. BAI Lr, with the Afri. carne and Magicienne Frigates, and Inspeaor Sloop of War. It is with pleasure we announce the honourable acquittal of Capt. BROUGHTON, of His Majesty's Ship Penelope, of the charges exhibited against him by Lieut. GEDGES, his First Lieutenant; most of which were by the Court considered and pronounced in the Sentence frivolous End vexatious. Qapt.. BROUGHTON is one of those Officers who with VANCOUVER performed that able voyage to the North-west Coast - of America in His Majesty's Ship Discovery and the Chatham Brig, (the Jat. ter commanded by , Captain, . then Lieutenant BRoucHTort), so very creditable to all those engaged in ir. The termination of Captain BROUGHTON'S trial may not be an unseasonable lesson to young men in the'Navy, and serve to guard them against too hastily adopting an erroneous belief, that they ought to try- their Captains for the most trifling and unimportant causes, while J. it will also serve to shew, from the Officer and Seaman-like manner the President (Captain MIT. CHELL) addressed himself to the Prosecutor, that proper redress is always within their reach, when judiciously and calmly sought after. It would appear that government was i n Ns . session of some news, which induced them to sup. pose the French would attempt something very soon, as (during the trial of Captain 134OIJOHTON 1 which was expetffed to last much longer than it did), there was an order sent down from the Admiralty for two Commanders to take the Magiciennr 3tlii Africa;ne to sea at a marnent's warning, should circumstances require It. DEAL, F EB . 22.—His Majesty's Ships Chan tiom, Arab, and Lynx came in from a Cruize off the Coast of France. The Chanzp,icx and Lynx ran on board of each other at sea : the former damaged her head, bowsprit, and foremast; the latter her bowsprit and foremast. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Whstrious, Raison able, Euryalus, Champi o h; A ra b, Lynx,, Fury, PCI4CUS, Vincego. The period for receiving private petitions ap. proaching fast to a termination, the rrouber pre sented yesterday in the House of Commons wt.; LA. ,- usually great, chiefly for Roads and InclosUres. Yeterdara Court of Diretmors was held at the East India House, when the following Commanders took leave previous to departing'for their respective dc s tinations r -Capt. SW t NTON, of the Lady Barges, for St.' Helena and Bengal ; Capt. TW E EDALE, of the Perse , ilerante, for China. • The undermentioned Ships were thus stationed : United Kingdom, Bengal ; Baring, Bengal and Ma dras ; iiirley Castle, Duke of Montrose, Lord Hart,uket kit:y, and Worcetter, Madras. • The Receiver Generalship of the DLit:thy of Corn. wall, bestowed on Mr. SHER I DAN by the PRINCE of WALES, is worth about 12001. per annum, ' In the Committee on the Middlesex Eletlion, the Votes founded on the Isleworth Mills have been completely - done away. Sir FRANC Is Buttorrx holds, in consequence, but a very precarious seat in Parliament. As soon as the Durham Ele&ion Committee de_ cided on the merits &Atilt: Petition, Mr. WIJARTOWS brother, and a . . Gentleman on the behalf of the TIM. PEST family, set off express to Durham: So great was their haste to leave Town, that few left behind them knew who got the start. We have heard that an eminent Brewer in the Borough has been invited down by Mr, WHARTON'S friends, and that Sir H. V. "4EMPEST'S ill health preventing hi 6 from offering himself, he has recommended to the Free mprv.a Gentleman of South Shields. Yesterday a Court-Martial was held on -- • Saunders, a Drummer belonging to the Prince of Wales's Volunteers, composed of the Offioers of the Corps; Co oriel ANDR EWS, President. The charge against the Prisoner was, that of having absented himself from duty, &c. which was proved ; hut in consideration of its being his first offence, and bear. ing an excellent chara6ter, he was only sentenced to be severely 'reprimanded. The annual Cattle Shew takes place on Monday, when Lord SOMERVILLE will superintend the dis.. tribution of the Priies so munificently given by his' Lordship for encouraging the best breeds of Cattle, for discontinuing. feeding them with corn, and for attening them in a manner most profitable to the grazier and consumer, in ten months or less after they cease to labour at the_plough or cart. . On Tuesday there will be a grand Dinner at the Free Masons', Tavern, at which l e Qrd SOME ft.VI 14, E gilt ptesidec, PERM AY EAT TAXIS. As Account of the net produce of the Permanet t Taxes in Great Britain, i n t h e y ears en di n g the St day of January, 1803, and the sth day of januario 1804, respectively : CUSTOMS. Consolidated, nfter re serving 62,5201. per Quarter by Mt 43 ign. tic+ Geo. 111. cap. 68, from July tBO3 3 10 63, 0 6 r r q 3,67 2 1494 1 7, 1 t Quarantine Duty 8 .453 z 1 7 12,983 J 5 44 per Cent. 7,846 5 Ili 27, 81 5 18 Canal and Dock Duty , 21,096 9 ri 37,7 8 4 9 ' • EXCISE.. Consolidated - 22,664,084 2 1 x 4 , 247,3 t 3, • STAMPS. Consolidated 1 0)&3, 2 4 4 u Compositions for Stamps per Bank, An.. 1793 Bills and Receipts n.n. 1793 - 211,98 ! t 4 7 Game Duty - 28,2 , o• 14 7 Attornies Articles, An. 1 794 - 25,659 6 • Stamps, An. 1795 36,36$ 3 9 Ship Policies - - t 0 8,r68 9 4 Hair Powder Certificates 7,823 $ 9 Receipts - t 0,536 i 6 Horse Dealers Licences, Anno 1796 - 1072 z 6 6 Legaces 131,189 to 5 Hats 37,278 16 6 Deeds, Anno 1797 729, tr 6 2 4 Stage Coaches -5 8 ,43 a 1 7 2 Armorial Bearings, Anno 1 79 3 - 12.528 xi 6 Small Notes, Anno /799 10,960 16 k Composition for Stamps per Bank, Do. - Stamps, Anno 1801 Medicthe Duty Reserved cut of Duty on P.eceipts, Anno Iso3, per Ad 43 Geo. 111. cap. 126, 16,7261. per Quarter - - Licences for selling Lot. tery 'rickets 1,112,273 1 4 I j2,09* I ri, iz,aoci a • 22,640 I . 24,28 14 14 23,56 11 IS 4! 3 , 9'97 116,54 3 " 171 8,114 1 A 45 t 153,192, IT 3 it; 3s, 1 3 ° 4 7( , 5,4 1 ' 1 5 1$ 61,774 74 , IS 2 4 18,495 11 12,000 o o 5 0 7, 1 4 2 7 6 14, lot 2 La • 1.2,?00 2 0 5 2 5 075 : 26,435 1- 26,726 9 4 99q 2 2 INCIDENTS. 1,3 2 9 ' l5 1° ~. 16 4' t / - 10115e$ and Windows i,593,24.4. 12 71 48, 0 9, o 4 z, , 6 " Inhabited Houses - 277,944 19 l ii 404,950 I, ti kiting Horses - 47 6 ,4 11 86} 54 , ,9 1 5 A 6) Husbandry llorse2 - 433,434 is 3 - 1 536,2 6 9 ,g ~ Ma 1..., Servants .... , 2-:,z,562 7 6} 2 2 4 ,822 , Pf ' 0 Four-wheeled Carriages 11 4,3 8 9 57i , 7 2,.g 0 A l / 4 Two ditto ditto 9,090 4 7i , 119,8 6 ", o ',,,'` Dogs - - - 9c,,17 , i j of 11y,1104 i. 7 tot. per Cents. - 14 It 4.t , t t 201. per Cent. . 376 a * 416 11 1 / Cldcx.s (Arrears) - 1,:,3 15 0 3 / 4 -29. o ' 0 Letter Money . 935,000 oo' .. .. ,9 9 2 , ° ' ° A 9 Hawkers and Pedlars - 4 ,6 25 o c. 5,19 ''' ' Hackney Coaches and Pi Chairs - - 45,055 13 51 - .. 26, '° 97 15 0 ~ 11' 6d. per Li . bonyensioni 67,721 0 o 5 . 3 ,166 - _ 0 _ 3 is. ditto oil S a lar ie s 57, 9 8 t g z 45,95- A o Seizurqs - ... 0,073 37i 79,39' 11 „ 5 Proters , - 640 19 .. Z 637 .... 0 Conipaiitions , - '; 1 3 4 2 to , Rent of Alutn Mines -96 a. • • ' 9" i ; 4 Ditto a Lighthouse - 613 4 , 6 7 , 4 .. Alienation Duty - 2,941 5 4 2,767 17 4 , First f cults of the Clergy 2,901 17 2i 3 , 4 4 4 7 ct ' / 'lenths pf ditto , g,t38 J . ia 9;6'1. ,; 4 Ines and Forfeitures 5 8 3 0 0 • tho j a -.) ti. rocara cif Waggons - . o 4 0 a Hark Pcaiers 4icenees 4 . tg 0 ;4- %n. ..a6 .r 1. P• o 44 ~._ Hair Posvdcr Certificates, ~ j v,.. ', . o - li-,i ' I An. 1794 - - a Cit 0 45 , -, c . , IA ri.llcna), Bearings, An. 170 0 0 0 11,44,_,....-"" r ......... ;1, .....m*.r.....e....n.......• ...,.........0. , ~,, 2 3 , 3 28 75 8 7 t 8 1 1 2 ( 6,3A1557 4 . *r DUTIES prt A.O. 403. • Aroush, iktm t ~catApaiiu wied, .... v.vos . v e l -- . . _ At 43 Geo. 111, S u c e r :p i : p lir s 6 :!f A D n ut j y B o o o 3 :R a c f : 4 a $ ;,441 44i !i.. 14i :ei r ai es i c ai r:lng as above . „"ir ,- ,. . ir,,.• 0 0 0 14,44,, ................--- is ' ;3,328,587 i 3 ti 26,4 61, 3" iti , t - Dutynn Sugay A 2 117 MS to 5+ 2,543,9 *, 9 • , . 11 nri v u. ' 447. : 53 " 2.1. iizi 5 , 5 9: : 1 : It 45 i ISW : D I qr a 74 1 jr?•ttC•TCll74C° ••' • 44 2 ,9 12 .; * 7 , 53 1 ,355 , 1 4 ik 4Ø " --'—;-- # ' datedQuarteartsspth r i otl m y c; ii) N. B. Tile I:Andes of Customs and Excise being ii) d Y th i a B t °3 per t i t ocl i % fircter to glve, the mo_slelear coinparatlVe statoulcil!. se Enties existing„4 r have been added toe' ~„rt.. , * British Sp:,;its, - X. t4,7t WAR TA,,XE . S Ann. ISiq• A '0 a 0 i l'ereign Ditto, - . - 2 7 8, 4 ,`Q iti VVines, • - - 1 40 , Q7' 9 0 • , poads and Shippinz, . 576 3 7 0 . Malt, _ _, .. v 252,3 Y, a . ' !.'ea, . • . 52,5,-z, 3 5 „ 0 ° 0 Sweets,- - • . - '1 13/ Froperty Tax, v • 16.9 4 ,,,,* - 4 1 . ....„.....-r 0 • , , z. 1,874 ,61 1 0 , Excbrque:r, r . ,•013, 180 4 . IA4Ls kls• It is with c Orl O C ,,, b o al fo e/r4i ; ment in ptoliwsceirplincle .o e f rn th a e rk ro ti l l u e n P te r e ° r g C re :r s p iv s e tt ;4 l ls A ; in our the Kingdom; but that truly respeCiable 133„‘',:ade the Royal. Bristol Volunteer Infantry, nnil l " A - 0 11c e j by Colonel BAILLIR, claims our particular 01 The Regiment assembled on their exercising :vet toii Tuesday last, for the purpose of being and reviewed br Lii:irt..:Colonel TR AV Etts' t ; r lori ° , l spelling Field Officer that District; atter ing several tnancruvres in a most inas terlY h . Lzhlv to his sat' f t plea-sea at tol. le was 00.1 that t e Corps waS . Stiperior in discipline tn, m a had visited. in .the distri4l, and far exc eeded2. l , 9 i frof sanguine expeetaiiOns.' ; lo.uch may be expo ' won; such a Regiment, in time of neewi, when c` l " . l, VIP" ed by its present highly re s p e a a bl e CO c ° has been indefatigable in his exertions, n ot ° o f bring the Battalion to its present high state WI" cipline, but in every respeU to promote interest of the Corps.. gt bir lhe case of Mr. BARTHOLOMEW c e. la ; man, we understand, begins to be very g-rci spoken of, and is likely to be brought in" va jt 0 : 1 ; serious manner in the House of Common s ' ' stitutes an instance of tyranny and opP re's believe unexampled in this Country. . e l s t i r e The English Work, Medicina Nag/icor At lo• • Diseases of Seamen, written by Dr. '1 s o ;pro l ; Physician to the Fleet, having been highirbe ed by D. ROGERS, Physician-Gener al to 'hot t o sian Admiralty, His IMPERIAL NlAlarcested reded the numerous improvements sulieer,l.e4 these Volumes, for the health, Comte"' dor comfort of Seamen, .to be imtnediatelY oti throughout the Russian Navy. And the the if has also been graciously pleased to diteoersegs 'lister of Admiralty, CHEPI EGO FF, to C 2 1 ,1 hl 9 s il satisfaCtion and thanks to the Auti)Ors 1°'..110 ir bours in b;h'alf a 414 a cl• • o f open ag 11-4 Nations 4